Determine a new market for an existing product and submit your concept in the form of a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft PowerPoint presentation.IntroductionEvery company should attract new customers to existing products as well as create entirely new products. To that end, marketers hope to create products as ubiquitous as the iPod, or as recognizable as an Oreo. By understanding consumer behavior, marketers can meet that challenge and provide answers to consumers' needs and wants while also generating a profit.PreparationYou will first need to select a product on which to base your presentation. Your assessment involves choosing a product and developing a strategy to market the product to a new market segment. This multimedia presentation offers suggestions about how to choose a product.Choosing a Product – Project Topic Selection.InstructionsDetermine a new market for an existing product and submit your concept in the form of a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft PowerPoint presentation.Once you have selected a product, create a presentation that completes the following:Describe the product or service you selected.Examine and describe the market segmentation information. This includes the demographics and psychographics of the existing customers for this product.Assess ways the product would have to be adapted to meet the needs of the new customers.Describe the demographic profile of the new customers.Describe the new market segment you plan to reach.Develop a strategy for pricing this item to attract this new clientele.Your presentation should comply with the following format and style requirements. If you need help with PowerPoint visit Microsoft Tutorials.Length: 15 to 20 PowerPoint slides.Style: The text portion of the presentation must follow APA guidelines. These style guidelines do not necessarily apply to charts, diagrams, or tables.Writing and Grammar: Make certain that all project components are professionally written and free of grammar and spelling errors.References: You must use proper APA style and formatting when citing and creating references for your sources. Include a complete list of references, including books, Web sites, articles, and other resources. Visit Evidence and APA for help with APA.Submissions: Use Microsoft PowerPoint.Competencies MeasuredBy successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment criteria:Competency 1: Assess the role the customers assume to acquire, consume, and dispose of products and services.Assess a company's strategy to market a product, based on customer behavior concepts.Competency 2: Analyze consumer behavior.Examine a market segmentation and potential customers for the use of a product.Competency 3: Assess the managerial application of customer behavior concepts.Analyze strategies and concepts that influence consumer behavior.Develop a strategy to market an existing product to a new market segment and customer.Consumer Behavior Presentation Scoring GuideCRITERIANON-PERFORMANCEBASICPROFICIENTDISTINGUISHEDExamine a market segmentation and potential customers for the use of a product.Does not identify a market segmentation and potential customers for the use of a product.Identifies but does not examine a market segmentation and potential customers for the use of a product.Examines a market segmentation and potential customers for the use of a product.Examines a market segmentation and potential customers for the use of a product, and clearly explains both by providing concrete real-world examples.Assess a company's strategy to market a product, based on customer behavior concepts.Does not identify a company's strategy to market a product, based on customer behavior concepts.Identifies but does not assess a company's strategy to market a product, based on customer behavior concepts.Assesses a company's strategy to market a product, based on customer behavior concepts.Assesses a company's strategy to market a product, based on customer behavior concepts, and identifies a new strategy.Analyze strategies and concepts that influence consumer behavior.Does not analyze strategies and concepts that influence consumer behavior.Analyzes either strategies or concepts that influence consumer behavior.Analyzes strategies and concepts that influence consumer behavior.Analyzes strategies and concepts that influence consumer behavior, and evaluates the factors that make each strategy successful.Develop a strategy to market an existing product to a new market segment and customer.Does not develop a strategy to market an existing product to a new market segment and customer.Develops a partial strategy to market an existing product to a new market segment and customer.Develops a strategy to market an existing product to a new market segment and customer.Develops a strategy to market an existing product to a new market segment and customer, and predicts the likelihood of success.

Your essay in total should be no longer than 5 pages and no shorter than 4 pages. You will get points taken off for submitting an exam with more than 5 pages or less than 4. Please make sure that your essay is not simply opinion-based. Support your claims with specific evidence. You should make direct references (cited correctly) to course material (including sufficient class examples). You need a bibliography in APA style, and also use in-text citations to indicate where you received your information.1) Regarding what you have learned about the history and theories of international communications, what lesson do you think we should take from this course about media and influence/power, especially regarding politics and international relations? To answer these questions, consider the following:How does studying international communication contribute to our knowledge/ perceptions/opinions about our position and place in the world?What are the roles of propaganda, war, and economic systems in international communications?2) What have you learned about international communications in relation to understanding cultural and economic power as well as the construction of knowledge? Use this section to address the last four weeks of class. Consider the following, but you don’t have to limit yourself to these ideas:How do we know what we know? How do we create and absorb knowledge about international affairs, politics, etc.?Consider some of the concepts that we have talked about in the last part of the semester: imperialism, globalization, soft power, etc.What are the relationships between globalization, development, new media, television and filmFormatting CriteriaMinimum of 4 pages but no longer than 5 pages (12-point font, double-spaced, 1 inch margins)Cite your sources. Include a bibliography in APA style.Proofread your work! Reference the rubric