1. How does product quality affect customer loyalty among high and low touch products? 2. How do retailers cope with polygamous behavior among consumers? 3. Do consumers really understand a company’s brand values? The case of Starbucks. 4. How is brand image affected by product availability? 5. How does unethical behavior affect brand image? The cases of Shell, Nike and Starbucks. 6. How can innovations sustain brands? 7. How does language impact upon brand identity? 8. How can countries use national culture to help them promote major exports? 9. What motivates consumers to on marketing messages? 10. What are the antecedents of word-of-mouth communications? 11. When word-of-mouth communications turn negative: 12. Does the importance of beliefs and attitudes vary across low and high involvement products? 13. An investigation of habitual buying behavior and geographical location: The impact of socio-economic status. 14. What effect does geographical location have on the relationship between variety-seeking buying behavior and habitual buying behavior? An examination of when workers eat out for lunch. 15. How can mobile marketing be used as a viral marketing tool? 16. Can an overt international pricing strategy negatively affect brand image? 17. An examination of the suitability of information and persuasive advertising based on the nature of the product being sold. 18. Can point-of-purchase promotions be as effective in an online environment as they are offline? 19. How has the Internet helped unsought goods building brand awareness 20. Are social networks more persuasive than traditional word-of-mouth? An investigation of product recommendations?
21. How Do Consumers Respond To Internet Marketing Schemes 22. Is marketing unhealthy food to children at schools ethical, given the obesity problem in children? 23. Is social media the new marketing channel? Or are the more traditional marketing channels still holding their own? 24. Are social networks more persuasive than traditional word-of-mouth? An investigation of product recommendations? 25. Is Social Media the new marketing channel Or the traditional word of mouth still holding it own 26. How to make a consumer buy your product. 27. Point out the most famous marketing tricks that help manipulate the consumer; define the most effective ones. 28. How to make your goods popular. 29. Devote this paper to the most efficient marketing mechanisms that can promote our goods in the best way.
30. How important is brand loyalty in modern marketing? Are there any new ways to improve brand loyalty and retain customers despite the large variety of products available?
31. Does packaging still have such a major influence on product sales? Or are there other factors that have a larger impact on product sales? 32. Advertising and the Internet. 33. Describe how the process of advertising has changed with the appearance of the Internet. 34. The mechanism of advertising: how it works. 35. Explain how advertising influences our mind and what psychological tricks make us buy this or that product.
36. Good quality vs. good advertising: what really works.
37. Do research and define what is more important for success: good quality of a product or an apt advertising. 38. The role of package design in successful selling. 39. Explain how the design of something influences the consumer.
40. What are the differences between marketing in a developed market versus marketing in a developing market? 41. What marketing strategies should be used during the different product cycles? 42. How do different countries a product? Use examples like the Chevrolet Nova's sales in Mexico to make a point. 43. How does advertising impact the human mind? Is it positive or negative for someone's mental health?
44. Making A good research problem in a sentence form 45. The Coexistence of Positive and Negative States from 46. Market Shaping with Rivals: An Exploration of Potential Collaborative Market Shaping Opportunities for Direct Competitors 47. An Exploration of Brand Narratives from an Evolutionary Psychological Perspective 48. An Exploration of the Effectiveness of Social Media to Assist Destination Brand Recovery Following a Disaster
49. Stimulating negative customer brand engagement 50. Western Advertising to Eastern Consumers: How young Asian immigrants interpret fashion advertising in New Zealand 51. Market proactivity: The role of Generative Learning
52. Enhancing SMEs’ Interactions: The Role of Network Pictures and Interaction Capabilities
53. Examining the buffering effect of loyalty programs in the context of service failure 54. Understanding Self-Presentation via Vintage Fashion 55. Status seeking sustainable consumers 56. The influence of relationship factors in service failure: the interaction between customer-firm and customer-employee relationship facet 57. 58. The Relationship Between Brand Forgiveness and Brand Equity in a Service Brand Context. 59. Consumer Complaint Behaviour: An Exploration into the Effect of Relationship Bond.
60. Destination Marketing after a disaster: Strategies for recovery
61. Ideas that are workable
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Write about the influence that advertising has on the behavior of consumers
63. 64. The impact of advertising 65. Does advertising today have a positive or negative effect on the human mind? Discuss this question and provide evidence to your point of view. Can advertising be harmful? If so, in what way is it harmful? Does advertising provide valuable information to the public? If so, in what ways is it helpful? 66. . The unreal: How advertising asks viewers to suspend disbelief in their presentation of hygiene related products
67. The unknown: How can future ad executives break new ground in the field of advertising?