Promoting C24 7 Natura-Ceuticals

This paper talks more about C24/7 Natura-ceuticals and in particular product’s idea promotion, its acceptability, the competitive advantage of the product, product comparison, threats from company’s competitors on the product, product cost and how the product will influence the whole organization’s environment. Product’s idea promotion Product promotion can be easily done through organizing meetings and deeply deliberating on it. Continuous numerous meetings can be set in the organization so that the company’s staff may fully discuss the product in groups, give out their views and probably set a way forward to the success of the product in the world market. The meeting should look at how the product can be produced at the best quality, in large quantities, how the production, distribution, and marketing of the product should be done so as to fully satisfy all the customers desire.

All staff members should, therefore look at the product, list its merits to the whole organization and on highlighting its benefits fully support its production with the aid of the company’s top management (Barney, 1995, p. A service that will attract the attention of many customers. The company should also create a website and in it advertise the product so that it may also reach customers on the internet with lots of ease. The Website will always provide an information that is always available and easy to be accessed by the customers (Barney, 1995, p. Product’s acceptability C24/7 is a product that has touched the lives of many and the organization’s owner, manager, colleagues, and even professional doctors have certified and approved it.

It has been seen as the life-changing product in the market. In addition, many people have decided to fully stay healthy, live long and suffer no more, the organization will have a big team of reliable everlasting customers. On making lots of profits, the company will be able to open up new numerous branches worldwide and end up reaching many people who will eventually end up consuming the products (Barney, 1995, p. The product will not only change the face of the society but also improve the health of the company’s employees and hence lead to a lot of production with less of absenteeism from the workers out of illnesses. Having reduced illnesses among the employees, the company will not use a lot of cash on paying for the hospital bills of the employees.

Minor sicknesses and absenteeism will forever be unheard of among the C24/7 consumers. Chitosan like C24/7 works on the body cells. Its capable of revitalizing cell functions. Chitosan bears the following advantages; reduces the amount of lipid in the blood, rejuvenates the liver, regulates glucose levels, eliminates high blood pressure and fully improves digestion together with aiding in body excretion (Porter, 1989, p. In comparison, despite that both chitosan and C24/7 tackles the cells, C24/7 has a lot of merits over chitosan because it gives the body approximately 22000 phytonutrients in every vegetable capsule taken by the consumers and also it reverses more than one hundred diseases, unlike chitosan which mainly works on revitalizing the body cells. C24/7 besides providing phytonutrients into our bodies also stands to be the most desired and the greatest life-changing product worldwide.

Competition can be very high if the organizations are almost of the same size. Being of the same size the companies will keep on producing products that have got very minute differences and when they are taken to the market for sale they all be in almost same prices. Producing products of almost the same features can lead to endless competition in market prices where all the companies will end up making approximately the same profits out of the products that they sell in the market. Moreover, the companies will always experience very little or no growth in such kind of a competitive marketing environment. This competition can only be solved by the use of more advanced production, marketing, distribution and by the inclusion of a better customer service.

They produce a different product through different ways, it limits the profits of the replaced product. Unless an organization looks for a way and uniquely producing a new quality product so as to differentiate it from other products, the profits made by the company will always remain limited. The company will then live to experience threats from a competitor’s product (Porter, 1989, p. How much will the whole procedure cost to the business? The process of buying raw materials, production, distribution, and marketing together with paying of the organization’s employees can be somehow expensive but when the products are produced effectively, enormous profits can be made. These profits can be used to pay for all the organization’s expenses and hence end up reducing expenses.

How will the new product influence the whole organization’s environment? The new product will lead to a lot of influence on the entire organization’s surroundings and lead to immense growth in the organization. People can experience a lot of change after the new product gets introduced into the world market. People will get to buy and consumer products. Many people will be in a position to consume C24/7, improve their health, sell the products worldwide and make a lot of cash (Porter, 1989, p. The product can also lead to huge profits in the company and hence on earning them, the company will be in a position to easily expand, create different branches in the whole world. Conclusion In conclusion, product promotion and innovation in the industry is of great importance to the owner and to the society.

Creativity should be practiced daily so as to produce numerous new products in the market. Production of new high-quality products will create a lot of markets hence the customers will keep on buying the products that bear the highest quality features. Companies should always produce a long-lasting product with unique features and which when used by the consumers they all quench their thirst. Companies should always read on their competitor’s history so that they may be able to note how these organizations operate. Washington, DC: U. S. Patent and Trademark Office. H’mida, F. , Martin, P. Patent and Trademark Office. Porter, M. E. How competitive forces shape strategy. In Readings in strategic management (pp. Opportunities and threats for competitors in product-harm crises.