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For a single need of the consumers there are thousands of products available, with the same content and with a different packaging and brand. All these thousands of products are competing to be the no. 1 option of the consumers, battle that relies less upon the increase of the value for the...
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Simultaneously with the manifestation of the availability of the company/organization to include in its activities and politics objectives of sustainable development and social responsibility, concrete marketing steps are required, in form of a number of activities that contribute effectively to...
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There has been observed a more obvious need of the companies to appeal to community in order to find the necessary support and resources to accomplish their mission and objectives. For the society to develop, the population and the business sector must involve in communication and social...
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At a time when the world is interested in phenomena such as, ecology, environment, food safety, ozone layer depletion, famine and their effects on social responsibility initiatives are becoming increasingly well received. Even if you can not give a real dimension of the concept of social...
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The purpose of this study is to examine the influence of retail store design on the performance and job satisfaction of retail store managers. A structural equations model is tested with 200 managers of a large supermarket chain. Moderating effects of crowding and perceived control on design...
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The aim of the present paper is to emphasize the role and importance of social media as a powerful wine promotion instrument. The necessity of approaching this issue is justified by the fact that we live in a Google-centric world and that companies’ marketing strategy as well as their content...
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According to theorists, customer satisfaction is a subjective concept, difficult to measure, difficult to quantify. Aspects related to its quantification arising from: diversity of factors which influence the satisfaction, difficulty interpretation of the results, the positive trend of results,...
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In order to establish an adequate balance between tourists’ welfare, the needs of the natural and cultural environment, as well as to develop tourist destinations and organizations’ competitiveness, it is necessary to carry out a global and integrated approach, where all interested parties...
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