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Unit 205 Principles Of Marketing

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LaWadrain D. Hassan American Intercontinental University Unit 1 Individual Project MKTG 205 – Principles of Marketing July 21, 2016 Abstract The main focus of this article is to inform the reader of how Hulu. A profitable network communication broadcast markets their business, and promote to viewers. Introduction A lot of information distinguished these days come from that of a television or some form of social media sites that everyone uses. The industry has grown beyond normal news broadcasting and a cable guide. The explorations are much different than what they use to be. Having to explore for simple things to watch or buy a DVD. The social environment has come up with several different alternatives. Today’s society has Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Fire and more to choose from. Market Force 1: Social Environment Hulu!! A person may automatically think of a vacation, or maybe hula-hoop. Well, not this time. Hulu is an American standard television broadcast that has been around since the year 2007. Hulu offers many of their consumers the opportunity to stream network television shows for a small price every month. The object is to give the people what they want and love. A chance to watch, pause, stop, play, and even re-watch every show they want …show more content…

The economy is surfacing moreover television shows and drama television; having the tools to market these sites are a great look for Hulu and Netflix. Now is the time to promote and give the consumers things that they are looking for. Giving them insight of wanting more than just cable television . The advantages Netflix have over Hulu is the wide variety only Network shows and movies versus Hulu only having a minimum and even with those showings, it's not a complete series. Netflix gives their viewers a full month of free service that can be canceled at anytime, while Huu offers a 7 day

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This is done by analyzing viewer data and behavior to cleverly position commercials throughout its streaming platform, ensuring that each ad is relevant and effective. Hulu offers a wide range of advertising formats, including traditional commercials, branded content, and interactive ads, catering to the diverse needs and preferences of advertisers. Hulu also leverages advanced advertising technologies, such as dynamic ad insertion, to deliver personalized ads to viewers in real-time. By delivering personal ads, this builds customer loyalty by delivering relevant content tailored to individual preferences, fostering a positive user experience and reinforcing brand trust. Hulu's approach to advertising is to boost engagement among viewers and maximize returns for advertisers while preserving an enjoyable viewing

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