Assessment Task 1 - BSBMKG514 (Final)
Assessment Task 1 - BSBMKG514 (Final)
Task 1
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Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
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What is this assessment task This assessment is a written questionnaire with a mix of objective and
about? subjective questions.
The questions focus on the knowledge evidence required for this unit
of competency:
It is advisable to:
· assessment coversheet,
· answers to all questions,
· references.
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The feedback will indicate if you have satisfactorily addressed the
requirements of each part of this task. If any parts of the task are not
satisfactorily completed, the assessor will explain why, and provide
you with written feedback along with guidance on what you must
undertake to demonstrate satisfactory performance. Re-assessment
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attempting any part of the task.
This question is related to the case study (see Assessment 2 Appendix 1).
At its most basic, an organizational strategy is a plan that specifies how business will allocate
resources (e.g., money, labor, and inventory) to support infrastructure, production, marketing,
inventory, and other business activities
Marketing objectives are a brand’s defined goals. They outline the intentions of the marketing
team, provide clear direction for team members to follow, and offer information for executives to
review and support. Marketing objectives are a pivotal part of a marketing strategy. Without
defined goals, a brand will struggle with achieving its plans because it won’t be clear on what it
wants to do. A straightforward plan is required to know what you hope to do and how you plan
on doing it
The organizational strategy and the marketing objective are the summary of the actions a
company intends to take to achieve long term goals . Together , these actions make up a
company’s strategic plan. Strategic plans take at least year to complete, requiring involvement
from all company levels. Top management creates the larger organisational strategy, while middle
and lower management adopt goals and plans to fulfill the overall strategy step by step
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Question 2
The marketing mix comprises of four key elements i.e., product, place, price, promotion. These
elements are utilized to satisfy the target market and potential customers. These principles help
the business to achieve its predefined goals. These principles are controlled and manipulated to
meet the demands of end user or target customer. These principles are essential elements of the
organizational planning and evaluate and analyze the strategies regarding product, pricing,
placement and promotion. The marketing mix also plays its role with management accountants in
order to formulate the internal policies and activities in a manner that helps the organization in
achieving corporate goals. Despite of how perfect is the product, it is critical to have a profitable
and successful marketing mix followed by a marketing plan (Gilligan, 1999).
- Product; It is regarding the product company manufactures or provides in tangible form and in
form of intangibles as services. The strategies for both product and service must be different. It
is vital to develop a strategy according to the product or service you are dealing. These
strategies are also influenced by demands of the customers. The quality and quantity of the
product or service is formulated on its demand basis. Every business differs from other in
designing strategies of its product or service.
- Place It describes about the location where the product or service will be accessible to the end
user. This can be online, inform of vending machines, Atm, or any other location where
product is being placed in the market. The placement should be done by focusing on the user of
particular product or service. The place refers to the distribution channels for the product, such
as stores, catalogs, websites or any other means.
- Price; The price refers to the amount of money a consumer is willing to pay for the product or
seller will charge from customers. The cost should be wide enough to cover the operating costs,
but it should also be in the affordability of the customer.
- Promotion; This refers to the concept that how organisation is going to promote its product or
service. It is how you communicate with customers. The best product can be failed if not
communicated properly, so it is essential to successfully promote the product to reach your
customers. The promotional strategies should also be designed according to the target market.
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Question 3
2.Food Act 2001/Food Regulation Relevant if an organization is handling food intended for
2002 sale, or sells food. The purpose is to ensure that food is safe
and suitable for human consumption. Some food businesses
may be exempt being registered as a food business, if they
handle or sell that is either:
3.Occupational Health and Safety Under this Act organisation’s have an obligation to take all
Act 1989 reasonably practicable steps to provide a safe working
environment for staff, volunteers and visitors. This includes,
but is not limited to providing safe equipment, providing safe
systems of work, providing adequate facilities for the welfare
of employees at work, monitoring employees' health and
safety at work, and ensuring that employees are provided
with the necessary information, instruction, training and
supervision.
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