Three Names I have been called: Cierra, Cece, C
Three Jobs I have had in my life (include unpaid if you have to): Babysitting, cleaning, and Burlington coat factory.
Three Places I Have Lived: Glendale, Arizona. Las Vegas, Nevada. And my house.
Three TV Shows that I watch: Young and the restless. The secret life of the American teenager. Intervention.
Three places I have been: I have been to Prescott, Arizona. Phoenix, Arizona. Snowflake, Arizona.
People that e-mail me regularly. My cousin Kiara. My friend Alainna and my friend Mercedes.
Three of my favorite foods: Enchiladas, ice cream, and pizza.
Three cars I have driven: My first car 98 Grand prix, My grandpa’s Explorer. And my Explorer now.
Three things I am looking forward to: To graduate. Continue living a good life. Having a family someday of my own.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
EOC 6
Time Out Hotel
Cierra Esparza
Mary Ann Estoy
Jakia Johnson
Jeremy Delaluz
We were looking for a new experience in Vegas. Something new and exciting that everyone would enjoy no matter the age. A place to attract all age groups in sections for each individual to belong. Baby boomers born between 1946-1964 can take a blast from the past at The American Bandstand restaurant featuring an environment inspired by the original hit show. All born between 1965-1978 generation X can enjoy the replica of The Woodstock festival. Generation Y can enjoy an interactive social club/lounge that enables you choose your own music digitally.
“An experience for everyone”
Cierra Esparza
Mary Ann Estoy
Jakia Johnson
Jeremy Delaluz
We were looking for a new experience in Vegas. Something new and exciting that everyone would enjoy no matter the age. A place to attract all age groups in sections for each individual to belong. Baby boomers born between 1946-1964 can take a blast from the past at The American Bandstand restaurant featuring an environment inspired by the original hit show. All born between 1965-1978 generation X can enjoy the replica of The Woodstock festival. Generation Y can enjoy an interactive social club/lounge that enables you choose your own music digitally.
“An experience for everyone”
Thursday, August 13, 2009
What my calssmates think about advertising vs. marketing
What my classmates think about advertising vs. marketing
Advertising vs. marketing. I have three classmates to discuss about advertising vs. marketing and what they think about the concept of the two. This is their words describing advertising vs. marketing and what they are to them.
“The best way to distinguish the difference between marketing and advertising is to say that marketing is like a recipe. You take a bunch of other ingredients together to make something. Advertising is like the milk in the cake batter. And the entire process of making the cake and then selling the cake afterwards is all marketing. Marketing is the big picture, as to advertising is part of marketing. They are not the same thing.” (Shane Hooper) I do agree with this statement Shane has written. He has made a good statement using his own words and way to describe what the two really are.
“Marketing takes place before products are ever developed or advertised. While advertising does utilize information gathered from marketing research, it’s the latter that dictates what products will hit the market and which ones will never see the light of day.” (Rodriguez, Melissa) This, I also agree with as well. She definitely knows what she is talking about. Especially when she says marketing takes place before products are developed.
“What is marketing? Marketing is the act or process of buying and selling in a market. And what is advertising? Advertising is the activity of attracting public attention to a product or business, as by paid announcements in the print, broadcast, or electronic media. Many would say that there one of the same, but they are not. In order to have a successful business you need both because they both work together for one common goal success.” (Reaze, Shantay M http://fashionistafyi.blogspot.com/) I do agree with Shantay. She is rite when she says they are not the same.
Advertising vs. marketing. I have three classmates to discuss about advertising vs. marketing and what they think about the concept of the two. This is their words describing advertising vs. marketing and what they are to them.
“The best way to distinguish the difference between marketing and advertising is to say that marketing is like a recipe. You take a bunch of other ingredients together to make something. Advertising is like the milk in the cake batter. And the entire process of making the cake and then selling the cake afterwards is all marketing. Marketing is the big picture, as to advertising is part of marketing. They are not the same thing.” (Shane Hooper) I do agree with this statement Shane has written. He has made a good statement using his own words and way to describe what the two really are.
“Marketing takes place before products are ever developed or advertised. While advertising does utilize information gathered from marketing research, it’s the latter that dictates what products will hit the market and which ones will never see the light of day.” (Rodriguez, Melissa) This, I also agree with as well. She definitely knows what she is talking about. Especially when she says marketing takes place before products are developed.
“What is marketing? Marketing is the act or process of buying and selling in a market. And what is advertising? Advertising is the activity of attracting public attention to a product or business, as by paid announcements in the print, broadcast, or electronic media. Many would say that there one of the same, but they are not. In order to have a successful business you need both because they both work together for one common goal success.” (Reaze, Shantay M http://fashionistafyi.blogspot.com/) I do agree with Shantay. She is rite when she says they are not the same.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
What is the diffrence between advertising and marketing?
What is the difference between marketing and advertising?
What is the difference between marketing and advertising? Is there a difference? Most people would say there is not a difference. Although you may think not, but there is a big difference in the two. Advertisers and marketers think very much differently. “A market-oriented firm defines its business in the terms of the benefits its customers seek” (MKTG, Lamb pg. 9). Marketers focus on what the customers wants and they satisfy what the needs of the customer are. Marketers care about their customers. As for advertisers, they are just trying to focus on selling the product. Advertisers don’t care too much in what the customer needs or to satisfy them. They just need to sell and make money. Advertising is to make everything look great and a winner to buy. Marketing is about taking care of customers. Marketing can make you come back for more and more. They want to continue to keep you satisfied and keep coming back to their product.
What is the difference between marketing and advertising? Is there a difference? Most people would say there is not a difference. Although you may think not, but there is a big difference in the two. Advertisers and marketers think very much differently. “A market-oriented firm defines its business in the terms of the benefits its customers seek” (MKTG, Lamb pg. 9). Marketers focus on what the customers wants and they satisfy what the needs of the customer are. Marketers care about their customers. As for advertisers, they are just trying to focus on selling the product. Advertisers don’t care too much in what the customer needs or to satisfy them. They just need to sell and make money. Advertising is to make everything look great and a winner to buy. Marketing is about taking care of customers. Marketing can make you come back for more and more. They want to continue to keep you satisfied and keep coming back to their product.
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