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Title: M&M
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See Appendices 4-6 for detailed research findings.
Figure 1.1
Implications for customised M&M’s
• Occasions prompt consumers to consider and purchase customised M&M’s
• M&M’s would be unable to move into the luxury market and would be best to remain in the existing market of providing a known, consistent taste
• Varied distribution points should be considered for this new product
Corporate Market
Focus group and survey data indicates that the corporate segment had somewhat polarised opinions with respect to customised M&M’s... Showed first 250 characters
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See Appendices 4-6 for detailed research findings.
Figure 1.1
Implications for customised M&M’s
• Occasions prompt consumers to consider and purchase customised M&M’s
• M&M’s would be unable to move into the luxury market and would be best to remain in the existing market of providing a known, consistent taste
• Varied distribution points should be considered for this new product
Corporate Market
Focus group and survey data indicates that the corporate segment had somewhat polarised opinions with respect to customised M&M’s... Showed next 250 characters
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