TermAs explained in the PDF reading “Matching the Product with the Audience When Marketing Yourself,” it’s critical to understand your product (i.e., your skills, attributes, personality, core values, etc.) and to determine and understand your target audiences (i.e., potential employers, colleagues, customers, career gatekeepers, etc.) .For this assignment, you’ll work to outline your potential target audiences, determine what those audiences desire, and then decide how you’ll match your product with your target audiences. Using either a paragraph, outline, or table format, do the following: 1.List Current Audiences.List various audiences (at least 8) to whom you currently market yourself on a daily, weekly, or other periodic basis. These might include potential employers, current employers, friends, family, teachers, various societal segments, social groups, customers, colleagues, employees, store personnel,vendors/suppliers, social media audiences, etc. Don’t forget that these audiences might be face-to-face, online, over the phone, etc. For each audience, be extremely specific as to who this audience is. Don’tjustsay “store employees” when you can say “the early morning employees at the Starbucks thatI go to every weekday.” Don’t just say “my co-workers” when you can say “my co-workers Cristina, Derek, and Victoria who work in the cubicles next to mine.” 2.Importance of Current Audiences.For each of the 8+ current audiences, provide some insights as to why each particular audience might be important to you in your marketing yourself efforts. How can impressing each audiencehelpyou? 3.What Current Audiences Want From You.Finally, for each of the 8+ current audiences you listed, write down at least three characteristics (features, attributes, skills, traits, values, etc.) that they would desire in a person such as you. Although there may be some similar traits or characteristics across the audiences you listed, each audience likely will desire some unique characteristics aswell. 4.List Prospective Audiences.Your next step is to add at least three new “prospective” target audiences to whom you would like to market yourself in the near or distant future. Again, they can be potential employers in a particular industry, friends, social groups, customers, fans, readers, etc.While it’s good to be specific as to the industry, type of people, etc.,youdon’t have to be as specific as you were in Step 1 because you may not know the details of these audiences yet. 5.Importance of Prospective Audiences.As you did in Step 2 with your “current” audiences, for each of the 3+ “prospective” audiences, provide some insights as to why eachparticular audience might be important to you in your future marketing yourself efforts. How can impressing each audiencehelp you? 6.What Prospective Audiences Want From You.For each of the 3+ “prospective” target audiences, write down at least three characteristics (features, attributes, skills, traits, values, etc.) that they would desire in a person such as you. Because you may not really knowtheseaudiences very well, you may end up estimating this section more than the other ones. Nevertheless, consider what characteristics would be important to each audience. 7.Product/Audience Match.Now consider how well you’re matching your Product You with the desired attributes of the (at least 8) current audiences andthe (at least 3) prospective audiences that you listed. Discuss the matches as well as the discrepancies (the instancesin which you don’tmatch).8.Changing Product You.Discuss what you can do to have a better match between your various target audiences and the product (set of attributes, traits, etc.) that you’re offering. How can you change your Product You as well as your Personal/Professional Brand to better market yourself to these various audiences? Thissection consists of a set of self-improvementrecommendations. Assignment Sections 1.Cover Page: Name, Panther ID, Major, Minor, Certificate(s), AssignmentTitle 2.Introduction: Discuss the purpose for a Product/AudienceMatch. 3.Product/Audience Match Analysis: This is where you’ll put the analysis from theeight stepsabove. 4.Synthesis and Summary: Discuss what you learned from this exercise. What did you learn about target marketing? What did you learn about your own audiences? What did you learn about yourself? Synthesize your learning from the various parts of the assignment and create a summarythat you can review in thefuture.

Action of the Cardiovascular System Bertha is 81 years old and was admitted to hospital after contracting community-acquired pneumonia. She had been bedridden for 3 days, so her nurse arranged for a physiotherapist to assist her out of bed to help her slowly regain her mobility. Bertha decided not to wait for the physiotherapist, and after arising in the morning, she eased herself out of the bed and stood up. Suddenly Bertha’s vision dimmed and she felt light-headed and dizzy. A passing nurse saw her fall back to the bed and rushed to help her. The nurse comforted Bertha, and then suspecting orthostatic hypotension, went to find a sphygmomanometer to check her blood pressure. Prolonged bed rest decreases plasma levels and vasomotor tone, which can both lead to orthostatic hypotension. How do changes in vascular resistance and radius affect blood flow? Assuming Bertha is otherwise healthy, how does her heart activity change in an attempt to compensate for the orthostatic hypotension she experienced? Considering the venous circulation, how is blood from the lower extremities returned to the heart?

Your course project is to design a product for the global market, using your course readings as a guide. As with all course submissions, your work must follow standard APA guidelines, which can readily be found via the Internet at https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/, or library. Your paper should be no-less-than eight double-spaced pages in length, not counting title and/or reference pages. This project is due on Dec 10th.