Shooting a short advertising film for Lamborghini is underestimated by most people. In fact, as far as the game is concerned, this episode is extremely visible. The captains of the two teams are impeccable and evenly matched. Personally, Chris is the most underrated player in the history of apprenticeship. If he hadn't met Alla too early, I'm afraid he would have done a lot. The advertising short films of the two teams can be called two styles. At least for a layman like me, the advertising short film of Chris Group is not as vulnerable as the judges said, except for that tiny mistake. It seems that this is the advertising industry, and it is always difficult to adjust.
No.8 designing a brochure for Levis is the highlight of the most controversial Ivana in the second season. With Kelly's participation, the balance of victory gradually fell to the top. Ivana creatively put forward the idea of wheel design, which fully demonstrated the essence of Levis jeans. The design is quite humanized and is indeed a rare masterpiece. Of course, the civil strife in Mosaic also helped a lot.
No.7 designs and sells T-shirts for Hanes. The sales of this episode are quite wonderful. In the words of the old man, it is "a typical price and quantity war." Kendra made full use of the potential of the network, and promoted more than 3,000 potential target customers through email. It is strange that the stimulation is limited and the sales are not alive. As for networth, Tana tried her best to increase the profit of a single T-shit and successfully doubled the price, but ignored the importance of marketing in today's business war. As a result, networth was brilliant, but it was defeated by Magna. The charm of network marketing should not be underestimated.
No.6 sales ace-ice mineral water Troy relies on the outstanding performance of this episode to prove his outstanding talent in sales. The balance between victory and defeat leads to the protected in the flash of Troy. This kind of street fighting is very difficult, especially when the two teams are evenly matched (this episode is a rare evenly matched lineup in the history of apprentices). Troy creatively introduced the theory of "futures" into actual sales, and thus successfully found two wholesalers. In contrast, Versacorp, who follows the rules, has no choice but to swallow the bitter fruit of failure. On the other hand, it also proves that the players in the first season are really extraordinary. If such a task is put in other seasons, it is likely to become a pure "street fight", and the gap between victory and defeat should be small.
No.5 is the first application of BridalShop's wedding electronic marketing in The Apprentice, and Kendra successfully used this marketing method to defeat her arch-rival in the third season. The greatest charm of network marketing is to deliver the most effective information to the people who need it the most at a very limited cost. It is no exaggeration to say that this episode is of epoch-making significance. I believe many people will be shocked by this gap. Apex still lost to Mosaic with the help of wedding experts, and the gap between traditional marketing methods and emerging marketing methods is obvious. Of course, the most important thing is the perfect and mature network environment and people's advanced consumption concepts and habits in the United States.
No.4 casinos that promote Trump-Taj-Mahal have been impacted by the emerging long tail theory, but the law of 28 seems to be an eternal theme in the sales field, and the sales of big customers can never be underestimated. This episode is another classic collision of "quantity and price", but this time it has become quantity Vs quantity and price. Although Amy has successfully doubled the number of registered gamblers, she still cannot win, which shows the importance of key account marketing. Bill successfully controlled the VIP in the casino and basically controlled the game. After the game, Amy had to admit that Bill was the "toughest opponent" she met in the conference room.
Third, promote the 2007 Chevrolet sedan for GM. This episode is a classic example of teamwork. The theme setting of marketing activities is very important. When Michael put forward the theme of "NatureRefined", I'm afraid it's not just Synergy that will be surprised. Sometimes, the direction has decided everything. This episode is my most impressive marketing plan. From Michael's theme, to the design of various games, to Andrea's improvisation, and to everyone's collective efforts, all links are perfect. Collaboration is hard to lose.
No.2 management tricycle company classic, Amy deserves to be the first talented woman in the history of apprenticeship, and actually thought of advertising behind the tricycle. In this episode, Troy and others are convinced that they lost. Look at Troy's almost desperate expression when he saw Amy's tricycle passing by, it's not hard to guess that the result of the game will be one-sided. An unusually simple street task, the gap between the two sides is actually close to 10 times, which is enough to prove that only dare not think, nothing is impossible. And this is probably the original intention of DT to hope that everyone can "thinkoutsidebox". Only by surprise will you win!
1 is the pinnacle of ShaniaTwain perfume sales apprentice history, and it is also a classic of strong dialogue. This episode can be described as full of twists and turns, and the two sides are constantly ingenious, which is very enjoyable. First of all, Randal and Rebeca won the intelligence war and bought all the microphones first. Then sent dozens of well-trained propaganda troops, the situation seems to be one-sided; Clinker met another strong Allah's desperate resistance. Alla gave full play to people's greatest potential, returned to the original sales method of "facetoface" and almost turned over in despair. As a result, Alla Group and its weakness lost the game, which really surprised everyone. This also proves the importance of spiritual strength in commercial warfare. In the final analysis, the human factor is the most important. The indomitable spirit is an eternal theme in business. Fight, fight, fight again!