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    HORIZON- The marketing club was start-ed by CUIM batch 2008-10. The major ob-

    jective of the club is to carry out various

    marketing related activities that can add

    more value in the practical life of students.

    The faculty incharge of the club is Prof.

    Kshetragna.CN

    SenirTeamEditor-in-Chief

    Managing Editor

    Senior Editors

    Creative Head

    Prasanna. K.S

    Priyanka Singh

    Arijit Majumder,

    C.Thileeban,

    Kinshoo Shah,

    Shaoni Banerjee,

    Divya Uthup,

    Jerrin Johnson,

    Liji George

    Shailesh Kr Jha

    01 MARKET FLASHThe latest marketing news

    bits from around the world

    02 LAUNCH PAD

    The new products in the

    market that you should

    watch out for.

    03 PAGE 3

    Chill your eyes

    04 BIG IDEAS

    Short stories of great people

    05 BUDDING VoICEMarketing Grows Younger

    06 PRoDUCT FAILURES

    07 MARKET ANALYSIS

    Knowing specic markets

    08 MARKETING MANTRAS

    09 MARKETING HUMoR

    10 QUIZ

    11 CARTooN SCAPE

    Contents

    Change is the law of life.

    And those who look only tothe past or present are cer-

    tain to miss the future

    What you say in Advertising

    is more important than howyou say it.

    Today you have to run fasterto stay in the same place

    Jhn F.Kenndy

    Philip Ktler

    David ogilvy

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    Market Flash

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    Launch Pad

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    Big Ideas

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    INDIAN TELECOM MOGUL

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    Budding VoiceMerchandising- The New Age

    Revenue MachineMerchandising is actually using displays and stocking

    shelves to make products available to the customers.

    But today it is much more than that; there is another

    meaning to merchandising altogether.

    It is also the use of brand or image of one product or

    service to sell another unrelated product or service.

    This is one of the important aspects of the whole li-

    censing business in the commercial world. Some of the

    giant names (companies) license their trademarks, lo-

    gos, images and brand names to others, who hope to dobetter in markets availing the license

    In the recent times we have witnessed many such li-

    censes. And somehow this is visible to a large extent

    especially in the symbiotic relationship that toy companies and the movie makers have developed.

    Twentieth century fox gave license to Mattel Inc., worlds leading toys manufacturer to design toys for the character

    of James Cameron in Avatar, the 3D lick that created waves in the world. Whereas, Mattel Inc., sold its license to

    Allan corporation to use its brand (Barbie) to manufacture the Barbie shampoo( already introduced in India now)

    on the 50th anniversary of the Barbie dolls, the most fashionable and admired dolls worldwide.

    In India the best example is Arvind mills that has license of brands like Arrow, Wrangler, and Lee in India and inter-

    nationally to make denims etc and sell them at huge proits..

    Now can you see why I called this article as merchandising- the new age revenue machine? Of course licensing is

    o late illing the kitty of both the licensor and licensee with stupendous proits. Licensing is actually a win-win

    situation for all in this sense. The customer gets wide range in terms of products at better pricing, the company

    that issues the license earns more and more visibility and the company that holds the license earns with the brand

    name et. al. of the more popular company.

    After all, what is the main motive behind marketing? It is Proits and stakeholders satisfaction.

    - Priyanka Singh

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    Product FailuresGLOBAL FOCUS

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    - Prasanna.K.S

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    Market Analysis- Prasanna.K.SWORLDS TOP 10 AIRLINES

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    Contd..

    7. ETIHAD AIRWAYS

    Established in 2003, Etihad Airways is the

    lag carrier airline of Abu Dhabi, United

    Arab Emirates, with lights to about 50

    destinations. Etihad has its head ofice in

    Khalifa city, Abu Dhabi

    8. AIR NEW ZEALAND

    The national airline of New Zealand serves 26 destinations in 14 countries in

    Asia, Europe, North America and the Oceania region. It ranks among the top 10

    for its services. Currently it is the only airline to circumnavigate the world. AirNew Zealand is a member of the Star Alliance global airline alliance

    9. MALAYSIAN AIRLINES

    This Kuala Lumpur based airline com-

    pany has some meticulously main-

    tained planes, covering Asia, Middle

    East, Europe, Australasia, and to Los

    Angeles. It receives a ive-star rating

    along with Asiana, Cathay Paciic, Qa-tar Airways, Singapore Airlines and

    Kingisher Airlines from Skytrax.

    10. THAI AIRWAYS

    The non-stop 18 hours light from

    Bangkok to Los Angeles, the Most

    Hygienic In-Cabin Environment

    program, etc are some of the high-

    lights of this Thailand based air-

    line company. It ranks high for its

    service.

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    Marketing Mantras

    Classied Advertising: Print advertising that is limited to certain classes of goods and services, and usually lim-

    ited in size and content.

    Day-After Recall Test: A research method that tests consumers memories the day after they have seen an ad, to

    assess the ads effectiveness.

    Loss Leader: A retail item advertised at an invitingly low price in order to attract customers for the purchase of

    other, more protable merchandise.

    Motivation Research: Research used to investigate the psychological reasons why individuals buy specic types

    of merchandise, or why they respond to specic advertising appeals, to determine the base of brand choices andproduct preferences.

    Parity Products: Product categories where the several brands within that category possess functionally equivalent

    attributes, making one brand a satisfactory substitute for most other brands in that category.

    - Prasanna.K.S

    - Ait MamMarketing HumorGrandmas Ham

    One day, shortly after Riya and Rajiv got married; Rajiv came into the kitchen to nd his new bride preparing a

    ham to go in the oven. Riya took the ham and cut off both ends and then put it in the baking pan. Why did you do

    that? asked her surprised husband.

    Thats the way Mom taught me to do it, she replied. But since she didnt really know why she was supposed to

    be doing it, they decided to ask her mom the next time they

    saw her. When they asked Mom why she told Riya to cut off both ends of the ham before baking it, her motherreplied, Thats the way Grandma taught me to do it. Since no one knew exactly why they were supposed to do

    this, they decided to ask Grandma.

    Grandma, you taught Mom and Mom taught me to cut off both ends of the ham before baking it. Why do you do

    it that way? Riya asked.

    To t the pan, replied Grandma.

    Morale: Dnt get caught up in always ding things as they have always been dne!

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    Quiz

    1. He discovered once that his dues hadnt been fully paid, so he landed up for shooting with make-upon only one side of his face. When the director questioned him, he replied Aadha paisa to aadha make-

    up. Once he bit the hand of a producer with his teeth because the latter did not read the sign at the front

    door which said Beware of _____. But this eccentric man is known for his accomplishments in cinema.

    Who is he?

    2. Three of Xs lms are on American Film Institutes funniest American lms. He was born in

    Brooklyn and won 3 consecutive Emmy in the late 90s. X is known for his parodies and lm farces. Iden-

    tify.

    3. X was founded in 1906 and supplied almost half of the jet engines used by Allies in World War

    I. X was nationalized in 1971 but was again privatized in 1987. The companys automotive division was

    separated from its aircraft engine division in 1973. Identify X

    4. X idea was oated on a drawing made on a paper napkin by one of the co-founders to show the

    concept to the other. The companys legal battle with incumbents in its eld at the time of Xs launch in

    1969 was turned in a childrens book titled Gumwrappers and Goggles. Identify X

    5. It was the rst animal enzyme to be discovered. It was discovered by Theodor Schwann in 1836

    and one of the rst to be crystallised. The name was derived from a Greek word for digestion. Name the

    world famous brand named after the enzyme

    6. X, a BA in economics and mathematics from Harvard, worked as assistant manager at P&G, where

    he shared an ofce with Jeffrey Immelt, the current CEEO of General Electric. X dropped out of Stanford

    to join his present company and is currently the CEO of the same. Name Xs company

    7. Connect Hino Motors, Scion, Daihatsu, Highlander and Tundra to a giant umbrella company

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    ANSWERS:

    1.KishoreKumar

    2.Melbrooks

    3.RollsRoyce

    4.South-WestAirlines

    5.Pepsi

    6.Microsoft

    7.Toyota

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    Cartoon Scape

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    CONTRIBUTIONS

    Launch Pad- KINSHOO SHAH

    Page 3- SHAONI BANERJEE

    BIG IDEAS- JERRIN JOHNSON

    Quiz - C. THILEEBAN, ARIJIT MAjuMderQuotes- PRASANNA.K.S

    Cartoon Scape- SOURCE: INTERNET