Know-How Exchange : Student Questions

What marketing strategies do you think Chick-Fill-A uses? As a student of marketing, you have texts and lectures to look at. You have a library of books, articles, and journals. Certainly you have some thoughts on this yourself.

You misunderstand the value of this forum. We don't provide you answers. as you ask. We provide insight from experts with centuries of experience in the field of marketing. We have all been to college all over the world and received our degrees - because we worked hard. We worked for decades and continued to work hard to learn the latest in the field to stay on top of our game. We are the top of the industry because we work hard at it versus asking someone to give us an answer. We provide our thoughts and exchange ideas with other professionals. We all learn with this practice.

So if you would care to provide your thoughts - as a professional equal to us - we gladly will share our thoughts.

Meantime, please review the Important Guidelines of the forum:

https://www.marketingprofs.com/ea/guidelines.asp

In particular, please read #5: Experts are happy to help students explore their thoughts, but they will not do their assignments for them. If you are a student, be sure to share your own ideas along with your question.

Wayde

Dear taylorgloriajean,

How difficult can this be?

As a student of marketing it's your task—YOUR RESPONSIBILITY—
to make some effort. This means getting off your duff and cracking open a book or looking at a and learning from a resource from time to time.

Pay attention in lectures. Use the library. And come up with at least SOME ELEMENT of vaguely original thought or opinion. If you can decide between Pepsi or Coke, or between fries and a baked potato, you can come up with some elements to answer your own question.

What strategy do YOU think works. What would you do if YOU were the one in charge of Chick-Fill-A's messages?

Tell us you opinion, show us your stance, share your thoughts
and your FINDINGS having actually LOOKED at the marketing in question and you'll get better (and more useful) feedback.

Right now you're probably mad at me.

Good.

Now, channel that anger into helping yourself and into showing
the world that you are going to be the best marketing student in your class and in your YEAR, because it's this kind of gumption
and passion that will get you hired. While expecting other people
to spoon feed you with the answers will get you fired.

Gary Bloomer

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