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Netra Shetty
Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) is a global pharmaceutical company. Eli Lilly's global headquarters is located in Indianapolis, Indiana, in the United States. The company was founded in 1876 by a pharmaceutical chemist, Eli Lilly, after whom the company was ultimately named.
Among other specialties, Lilly was the first company to mass-produce penicillin and today is the world's largest manufacturer and distributor of psychiatric medications.
Well-known brands like Coca-Cola and Starbucks have had success turning their Facebook fan pages into popular sites with millions of fans.
Local businesses are also leveraging the site and can learn from their global neighbors.
Local businesses make up 17.6% of Facebook fan pages, according to financial services firm Wedbush, while companies come in at 6.3% and products at 3%.
Interests, musicians and public figures are also high on the list.
Starbucks has 18.5 million fans as of November 2010, and Alexandra Wheeler, director of digital strategy, talked to Marketing Week in the UK about how the brand uses Facebook.
“It’s about making sure that we do our job every day to give those fans some sort of meaningful value,” she said. “Having 10 million people on Facebook who like us would be useless if we did nothing with it.”
Social media marketing agency Cone found 77% of new media users want brands to offer them incentives online. Additionally, 28% would like to be entertained.
Coca-Cola, with 19.8 million Facebook fans, used a year-long social media campaign, Expedition 206, to keep its Facebook page constantly updated with content posted by brand ambassadors.
Oreo launched an interactive game on its Facebook page in September, MediaPost reported, and the brand jumped from 8.5 million fans in August to 15.2 million in November.
The campaign continues and was also recently extended offline, with in-person events.
Engagement, interest and constant connection keep fans coming back to a company’s Facebook fan page, and local businesses can learn from these larger examples as they create and populate their own Facebook fan pages.
Yes, of course it does mean that organizations conducting market research will perform better than organizations that does not have market research in the sense that, there is concern that research in marketing does not sufficiently support firms confronting today's hostile business conditions and on enhancing the relevance and rigor of research in marketing. It takes the view that rigorous research conducted on issues relevant to practicing managers is especially valuable for the marketing discipline's future development and status. Emphasis is placed on identifying a number of familiar issues worthy of research found within marketing domains. Thus, for instance there can be high level of consensus as to the importance of two main areas suggests that these might constitute the top priority for future research work. The first concerns e-marketing, strategically driven technology to achieve marketing objectives (McDonald and Wilson, 1999), and the Internet as well into ideal market business resources (Lehmann, 1999), without the presence of market research it can be that, marketing research will not be using updates in marketing strategy because of failed influence such as in technology use and business tactics so, marketing research utilization will advance Wal-Mart or Dell into the next level and that success in marketing strategy will be realized within effective market values as well as interests as the research will have increased strategic knowledge and power of business players and the rest of the cycle. One good market research indicator is through internet as without market research organizations might fail and defeat the purpose of having stable sales and profits, the internet as a marketing research tool integrate that quality information is easy to achieve with fast moving technology base (McDonald and Wilson, 1999), as the strategic information for marketing success can be searched well on the Internet when other information sources are not available at all, influencing information search process and the truth that not every business organization have great access to the computer and its online services so, bigger advantage there is if organizations have market research compared to those without as marketing strategies to use can be well planned and organized respectively. Therefore, the market strategy effectiveness of Wal-Mart and Dell is because the two businesses is utilizing and respecting market research on a higher degree and purpose allowing business operation to be at the centre core function and that the driving force is on the positive marketing stature and foundation.
Among other specialties, Lilly was the first company to mass-produce penicillin and today is the world's largest manufacturer and distributor of psychiatric medications.
Well-known brands like Coca-Cola and Starbucks have had success turning their Facebook fan pages into popular sites with millions of fans.
Local businesses are also leveraging the site and can learn from their global neighbors.
Local businesses make up 17.6% of Facebook fan pages, according to financial services firm Wedbush, while companies come in at 6.3% and products at 3%.
Interests, musicians and public figures are also high on the list.
Starbucks has 18.5 million fans as of November 2010, and Alexandra Wheeler, director of digital strategy, talked to Marketing Week in the UK about how the brand uses Facebook.
“It’s about making sure that we do our job every day to give those fans some sort of meaningful value,” she said. “Having 10 million people on Facebook who like us would be useless if we did nothing with it.”
Social media marketing agency Cone found 77% of new media users want brands to offer them incentives online. Additionally, 28% would like to be entertained.
Coca-Cola, with 19.8 million Facebook fans, used a year-long social media campaign, Expedition 206, to keep its Facebook page constantly updated with content posted by brand ambassadors.
Oreo launched an interactive game on its Facebook page in September, MediaPost reported, and the brand jumped from 8.5 million fans in August to 15.2 million in November.
The campaign continues and was also recently extended offline, with in-person events.
Engagement, interest and constant connection keep fans coming back to a company’s Facebook fan page, and local businesses can learn from these larger examples as they create and populate their own Facebook fan pages.
Yes, of course it does mean that organizations conducting market research will perform better than organizations that does not have market research in the sense that, there is concern that research in marketing does not sufficiently support firms confronting today's hostile business conditions and on enhancing the relevance and rigor of research in marketing. It takes the view that rigorous research conducted on issues relevant to practicing managers is especially valuable for the marketing discipline's future development and status. Emphasis is placed on identifying a number of familiar issues worthy of research found within marketing domains. Thus, for instance there can be high level of consensus as to the importance of two main areas suggests that these might constitute the top priority for future research work. The first concerns e-marketing, strategically driven technology to achieve marketing objectives (McDonald and Wilson, 1999), and the Internet as well into ideal market business resources (Lehmann, 1999), without the presence of market research it can be that, marketing research will not be using updates in marketing strategy because of failed influence such as in technology use and business tactics so, marketing research utilization will advance Wal-Mart or Dell into the next level and that success in marketing strategy will be realized within effective market values as well as interests as the research will have increased strategic knowledge and power of business players and the rest of the cycle. One good market research indicator is through internet as without market research organizations might fail and defeat the purpose of having stable sales and profits, the internet as a marketing research tool integrate that quality information is easy to achieve with fast moving technology base (McDonald and Wilson, 1999), as the strategic information for marketing success can be searched well on the Internet when other information sources are not available at all, influencing information search process and the truth that not every business organization have great access to the computer and its online services so, bigger advantage there is if organizations have market research compared to those without as marketing strategies to use can be well planned and organized respectively. Therefore, the market strategy effectiveness of Wal-Mart and Dell is because the two businesses is utilizing and respecting market research on a higher degree and purpose allowing business operation to be at the centre core function and that the driving force is on the positive marketing stature and foundation.
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