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In the past, it could have been usual for business managers and entrepreneurs to create their own original communication style for handling suppliers, clients, and business partners. But before trying to interact with people from different nations or from other subcultures, managers today have to spend some time researching the cultural quirks of their business rivals. Written corporate communications are undergoing a basic change to suit overseas  speakers. These days, university business-communication classes emphasize simplicity and readability of communications above wordiness and technical mastery in writing. More than showing a grasp of legalese or the sophisticated language of business research, being able to get your idea across to all readers has become vital. Good team performance calls for  employees to interact in ways that advance team cohesiveness. Business owners have to act to make sure their staff members, at all organizational levels, acquire these important communica

The aim of this paper is to offer insightful analysis of social media marketing techniques used by gym chains as well as consumer reasons for interacting with them virtually. To remain successful, the main goal is to investigate how much gym chains can affect and build customer-based brand equity by means of their social media marketing campaigns. Here as an example is the John Reed gym chain. Design, approach, or methodology: Using a  qualitative research method, this study interviews twelve consumers and a fitness industry marketing professional in semi-structured in-depth sessions. Findings: The findings show that social media is quite important for chains of fitness. Therefore, a good social media marketing plan is a competitive advantage to keep a positive marketing; hence, it is essential to satisfy  this need. Effective social media marketing depends on a strong client focus. Brands only know what kind of material consumers find fascinating and how to produce it if this kind of

Results much exceeded expectations. For six months, for instance, we created a system for choosing promotable consumers that would generate an added $4 million in profit—the target for the year. Every campaign combined with continuous response testing proved "incremental" profit. Using consumer data is not a recent development. Founded in 1987, the National Center for Database Marketing First published their benchmark publication, The  Direct Marketing: How to Implement a Profit-Driven Database Marketing Strategy, shortly later, in 1989. David Shepard and Associates.1: But exploiting our consumer data started to become difficult itself. The process of accessing the data grew to be a major bottleneck as the volume of customer-based marketing programs, modeling, and testing expanded: only a few  database managers who could access the customer database could create the lists the basis of our success. We couldn get marketers more capable of participating actively in the marketing

argue that studies should structure the effect of marketing on customers' mindset using popular social media. This study so piques curiosity in learning how millennials feel now that luxury firms employ several social media marketing techniques. Millennials, according to Howe & Strauss' (2009) birth range is 1982 to 2004. Why should one focus just on youthful consumers? Appealing to young customers interests managers since they want to become reference brands when selecting a product (Gil et al., 2012). Furthermore, millennials who  consume a lot of social media are the most significant segment for the luxury market for two reasons: first of all, they are mentally accounting their budgets for luxury goods; second, brands are regarded as a very significant factor for them when choosing a product (Shin, Eastman, & Mothersbaugh, 2017). An essential study for this topic is the one carried out by Choi et al. (2018), that addresses the effects of attribute-based and benefit-b