GROUPS FOR MARKETING. Public Relations 4 people  You are responsible for creating an announcement to be read to the school.  You are also responsible.

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GROUPS FOR MARKETING

Public Relations 4 people  You are responsible for creating an announcement to be read to the school.  You are also responsible (if you choose to do so) for creating a commercial  THIS IS DUE NEXT TIME!!!!

Advertising-5 people  You are responsible for creating two posters to go out in the hall.  You must also make a poster to be put by the tables with the prices of the product.  THIS NEEDS TO BE DONE BY THE END OF NEXT TIME  YOU WILL PUT POSTERS UP AS WELL

Selling-5 people  You are responsible for the actual selling. You will need to get out of your class 5 minutes early and be with us at the table the entire time.

Production-Everyone  You are responsible for making this amazing product. Things needs to be perfect. You are also responsible for getting me the recipe so I know what ingredients to buy.

Packaging-5 people  You are responsible for packaging the product. I need to know what you want to package it in. The day we practice, you will package it for the focus group. You will also package it when we make it to sell.  YOU MUST SUBMIT SUPPLIES NEEDED BY THE END OF THE DAY

Set-Up-4 people  You are responsible for setting up the selling place. If you need tables, chairs etc, you must tell me so I can get those things for you. What else do you need?  You will come and make sure things look great for the actual selling.  Remember, this is a competition!

Accounting/Clean Up-4 people  You are responsible for cleaning up after lunch. If you miss class, you are still responsible for making up work. You will also be in charge of helping me figure out profits and counting the money  You are responsible to know how many products we sell.

Survey/Focus Group-5 people  You are responsible for writing up the survey for the focus group. You must think of good questions so that you can improve the product.