Com for Executives

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The 48 Hour Game- Changer

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The 48 Hour Game-Changer

Ye Aung
done with all the slides everyone?
Ye Aung
For hundreds of years, consumers like all of us had to find a location to get something when the necessity for a product arose. If we needed groceries, we go to the market. If we need a new shirt, we go to the department store. College student like us, if we need books, we had go to book stores like Barnes & Noble. Then along came the Internet due to advance and progressive technology, the subsequent boom of online retailer and e-commerce, Amazon, changed the consumer journey by being able to access virtually any product or service that we need from any mobile devices and being delivered to our door step.
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my intro with impact, any comments?
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which room are you guys in
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The same room.
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Agenda❖ Company Overview

❖ CEO Overview

❖ Features & Benefit

❖ Brand Identity

❖ Motivational & Emotional Appeals

❖ Conclusion

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Company Overview➢ Largest Internet-based retailer in the world

➢ Founded on 5th July 1994, company name “Cadabra”

➢ An American electronic commerce and cloud computing company

➢ Based in Seattle, Washington, U.S. and also operates worldwide

➢ July 1995, the company began service with the name “Amazon.com”

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CEO ‘Jeff Bezos’● Founder,Chairman & CEO of Amazon.com, Inc.

● Former Vice-President of D. E. Shaw & Co.

● Graduated from Princeton University (B.S.E)

● Born in 12th January 1964, Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S.

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FeaturesTwo-Day Shipping

Same Day Delivery

Prime Video

Prime Music

Prime Pantry

Prime Photo

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BRAND COLORS

Black: power, formality, elegance

Blue: trust, loyalty, wisdom Orange: energy, joy,

happiness

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Brand Story & LoyaltyIn 2004, Jeff Bezos challenged a small group of employees to find a way to expand and speed up free shipping, he told them, as a way to increase customer loyalty.

Two months later, Amazon unveiled Prime.

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“Our focus is on customer obsession rather than competitor obsession, eagerness to invent and pioneer, willingness to fail, the patience to think long-term, and the taking of professional pride in operational excellence.”

Differentiation

This dedication, is what sets Amazon apart as a company.

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Consistency Constantly reinforce service benefits as anExclusive offering of the parent brand.

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Effectiveness

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- Incentivize customers to participate by creating a feeling of accessible exclusivity (or scarcity).

- Service’s compliment one another (i.e. Amazon Prime Video, Music, Owner’s Lending Library, Kindle, Fire TV).

- Message is consistent, clear, simple, and persuasive.

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Motivational/Emotional AppealsUses a WARMTH appeal.- Diversity- Inclusive- Friendly- Sense of belongingAn emotional connection

between brand + customer = growth & sales.

- Harvard Business Review

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Summary

Services and perks

Brand image

Effective promotion

Emotional draw in

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Join Now!Free Prime membership trial

Savings and discounts

48 hour guaranteed shipping

Online access and mobile app

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The Way We Shop

Different kind of shopping

Relationship with customers

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