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Makeda only A product profile is a general description of a product. Based on the style of presentation, the amount of detail it contains can vary. The product profile details what the product is and how it will appeal to the consumer. The objective is to determine what makes the product attractive to the consumer. This is an important analysis that will help in the marketing of the product. Mass marketing is a technical term that refers to the selling of a product on a large scale. It involves products that are produced in large quantities. There may be minor differences in localized markets. The mass marketing strategy ignores these. Mass marketing appeals to the whole market with a single offer or strategy. This is done by broadcasting a message that will reach the largest number of consumers possible. Mass marketing uses the mass media to get their message across. Radio, television and newspapers are the usual vehicles employed. With the advent of social media, strategies are now a...

  CASE STUDY  Almost New  Finding affordable and fashionable clothing was one of Mary’s biggest struggles until her sister, Agatha, moved to the USA. Agatha started purchasing out-of-season and used clothing and shipping them back home for Mary and her daughters. People started complementing the family on their fashionable attire. Mary and Agatha decided to turn the venture into a business. They plan to name the business Almost New. Agatha would purchase and ship items and Mary would manage the business. They would each own 50 per cent of the business and share any profits or losses equally. Mary would operate the business from her house which is located on a busy street corner near the city. Two of Mary’s daughters would work as shop attendants.   BUSINESS PLAN OPERATIONAL PLAN  1. Nature and Type of Business  (a) Identify the form of business organization that Mary and Agatha plan to start. ...................................................................

  Most stories have a beginning, middle and end. In the beginning, establish your setting and characters. In the middle, you could add conflict and a problem to solve. At the end there could be a dramatic rescue. The ending could be happy or sad Setting Examples: 1. The first spring of 1946, he had stumbled out of the darkness of war and into a Florentine coffee house, where he was served by a waitress truly like the sun: Ophelia Diagilo, dressed all in yellow, spreading warmth and cheer. 2.  As they approached the City, the noise and traffic gradually increased. 3.  The cold carved bone deep, fueled by the lash of the wind, iced by the drowning rain gushing from a bloated sky. Such was Iona's welcome to Ireland. She loved it. How could she not? she asked herself as she hugged her arms to her chest and drank in the wild, soggy view from her window. 4.  Her hand reached for the massive, iron door handle. She struggled to pull it toward her. 5.  The lime green pat...

  MAKEDA Give the term to the following questions. 1. The period in life between puberty and adulthood. ____________________ 2. A man and woman living together by mutual consent but legally committed to each other. __________________________ 3. Wooing with a view to marriage.________________________ 4. A legal dissolution/termination of a marriage. ______________________ 5. Promise of marriage. The female symbolically wears a ring as an announcement of such a promise. _______________________ 6. Parents, child/children living with other relatives such as grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins etc. _______________________ 7. A union in which a male or female partner does not share residence but they meet at regular intervals either at the home of the male or female for sexual intercourse and perhaps share some obligations. ______________________ 8. A country that has a President as its Head of State is known as a/an (a) Proletariat (b) Oligarchy (d) Monarchy (d) Republic 9. The governm...

  Activity 1: Main Idea Use the video below to write a paragraph highlighting the main idea ad at least 2 supporting details as seen in the video below. You may handwrite or use a Google Doc ad the share your screen.  Choose the word or set of words that most logically completes each sentence. 16. Many parents become unduly worried when told about the change in the examination ________ (A) draft                     (B) chart. (C) scheme.                (D) format. 17. The hippopotamus eats anything, so it is truly ________ (A) omnivorous.                (B) carnivorous. (C) herbivorous.                (D) ferocious. 18. The _________ businesswoman ordered the vendors who were selling in front her shopping mall to move. (A) mean              ...

  This is a legally binding agreement between two or more persons that is enforceable by law.   The difference between a contact and a social agreement is that the contract: 1) Must be enforceable by law 2) Must give rise to rights and obligations 3) Parties must have the intention and ability to create a legal relationship between t hem . What makes a contract different from an agreement? A contract requires not only an agreement between parties but also something of value must be passed from one party to the next to make the contract binding.  For example, you offer to sell a friend your used textbooks for $1000.00. After inspecting your textbooks the friend agrees and pays $1000.00. The $1000.00 paid here is the consideration i.e. something of value that is passed from one party to the next.  Consideration is the price paid for a promise.  You promised to let your friend have your textbooks if he paid $1000.00. This $1000.00 makes th...

Warm- up:  https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/The_plural_of_nouns/Plural_nouns_uf1281807mq Nouns 1. A noun is the name of a person , place , or thing . 2. Nouns are divided into five different kinds : -- Proper Nouns   Common Nouns Collective nouns Material Nouns Abstract Nouns Activity 1:  https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-video-lessons/grammar-topic/irregular-verbs/irregular-verbs/730478 Activity 2:   https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_%28ESL%29/Reading_comprehension/4%C2%B0_104_me973002qy Activity 3:  Read the passage below carefully, then answer the questions that follow.  It was a fine and breezy afternoon. Jessie and her brother were far out at sea fishing. It was a good trip so far. By noon they had already caught five fish. They were now resting and joking in the boat as they enjoyed their snack.  Suddenly and without warning, Jessie's face turned shocki...