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Impact of Branding on Sales: A Case Study of Woolworths, Australia

   

Added on  2023-06-09

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Impact of branding in sales
Impact of Branding on Sales: A Case Study of Woolworths, Australia_1

Introduction
The research is conducted to discuss about the
branding aspects creating an impact on the sales
level achieved by the company
Due to lack of proper branding approaches
including marketing and promotional activities,
there will be sales decline, which is a major
business problem
It is important for Woolworths to implement the
right marketing and promotional activities to
make people aware and influence them to buy
products and services, which will increase the
sales
Impact of Branding on Sales: A Case Study of Woolworths, Australia_2

Research aim and objectives
Research aim
The aim of the research is to evaluate the impact of branding
on the sales revenue achieved at Woolworths, Australia.
Research objectives
To identify the impact of branding on the buying behaviors and
its influence on the sales of products at Woolworths, Australia
To evaluate the approaches to enhance the brand image and
identity of Woolworths
To assess the ways in which branding influences the
purchasing power of the customers and the sales are
increased
To recommend necessary measures for ensuring that the
branding is successful for raising the sales level through more
purchases made by the customers
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