TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of contents
Chapter one
Introduction
1.1 Background to the study
1.2 Objectives of the study
1.3 Statement of problem
1.4 Research question/hypotheses
1.5 Significance of the
problem
1.6 scope and limitation
1.7 definition of terms
References
Chapter two
Review of related literature
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Setting the advertising budget
2.3 Advertising strategy
2.4 Hierarchy of effect model
2.5 information on the company
References
Chapter three
Research methodology
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Research design
3.3 Population/sample of the study
3.4 Sample of the study
3.5 Data collection technique
3.6 Method of analysis
References
Chapter four
Presentation, organization and analysis of data
4.1 Introduction
Chapter five
Summary of findings, recommendation and conclusion
5.2 Introduction
5.3 Summary of findings
5.4 Recommendations
5.5 Conclusion
Appendix
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Advertising of brands of toothpaste in Nigeria media
reveal that there are many brands currently in the market. They also show that
there is serious competition in the toothpaste sub-sector of the economy.
A quick scan
of two daily newspaper revealed that the following are currently competiting for shares of the toothpaste market
in Nigeria.
v
Macleans and aquafresh
toothpastes manufactured by GloxoSmith-Kline Nigeria Plc Lagos.
v
Closeup toothpaste
manufactured by Unilever Nigeria Plc Lagos
v
Dabur toothpaste
manufactured by African Consumer Care Limited Lagos
v
Clenol toothpaste
manufactured by chemical and Allied Plc Lagos
v
Flourish toothpaste
manufactured by PZ Nigeria Plc, Lagos
v
My toothpaste
manufactured by Daraju Industry Limited Lagos
v
Simile toothpaste
manufactured by Pharma care industries limited, Lagos
v
Maxtouch toothpaste
manufactured by Indent Cosmetics (India) PVT Limited India.
v
MAXAM toothpaste
manufactured by shanghai white cat shareholding company limited, China
v
Dent’o’clean toothpaste
manufactured by Doyin Industries Limited Lagos
The toothpaste that was well recognized years
back was Macleans. And it was the product which the consumer throughout the
country regarded as the best. Even when other toothpastes came into existence.
Some illiterate people were still calling them macleans. But because of the
constraints different competitions, close-up toothpaste had taken the place of
Macleans in the market.
Given this high level of advertising
competition there is need now to examine their effects on the sales of the
numerous brands in the market.
1.2 OBJECTIVE OF STUDY
The objectives of study are as follows:
i.
To determine the
influence of advertising on consumer’s perception.
ii.
To show the effect of
education of the audience on advertising.
iii.
To determine the effect
of advertising on profit made by organization.
iv.
To enumerate the extent
of the effect of advertising on competition.
v.
To show the effect of
advertising on corporate goals and objective.
1.3 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
There are various factors that influence
consumer decision to buy a product but a significant factors, that
differentiate a brand of product from the others is the advertising as various
companies advert their product differently, when one consider that advert
industry sale amount, one will discover that advertising cost often exceed all
other marketing costs and in some instance, constitute the major element of
total cost.
The research attempt to find out the effect
advertising has on the consumers buying behaviours of Glaxo Smithkline Nigeria
Plc Lagos considering the rising cost of advertising due to high cost of advert
materials processes and designs.
1.4 RESEARCH
QUESTION/HYPOTHESES
1.
Did Glaxo Smithkline
engage in advertising?
2.
what kind of
advertisement was the company employed sales of its products
3.
were the adverts
seen/heard by consumers of toothpaste
4.
did the adverts
influence the purchases or abstinence
Hypotheses
II
Null hypothesis there
is no significant relationship between advertising
and the consumer’s performance
Alternative hypothesis there is significant
relationship between advertising and the
consumer’s performance
1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
STUDY
1.
The methodology of an
advert using should be clear and understanding to the consumers
2.
Organizing lecture,
seminar symposia etc to bring awareness of the product to the consumers
3.
Formulate effective
method to carryout the research problem on the product
4.
Make sure that very
consumers are familiar with the product i.e. both urban and rural area and
outside world.
1.6 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF
THE STUDY
This research will be limited to the impact of
advertising on the sales of toothpaste in Glaxo Smithkline Nigeria Plc, Lagos.
The finding may not be generalized to all
companies producing similar product in Nigeria.
1.7 DEFINITION OF TERMS
Effect: An outcome or a result or a change
produced by an action.
Sales: Means the sales of goods in which the company normally
deals and which were bought with the prime intention of resale.
Advertising: Any paid inform of non-personal communication and
promotion ideas goods or service by an identified sponsor.
Toothpaste: This is the paste used on a brush for cleaning the teeth.
Attitude: An enduring disposition favourable toward some objective.
Product: A bundle of attributes either tangible or intangible
offered by firm
Awareness advertising: Advertising where primary purpose is to create and
maintain brand awareness.
Market: An aggregate of people who as individual organization have
needs for product to services and have the ability, willingness and authority
to purchase such product or services from organization offering them.
Perception: Step there (3) in the information process sequence in
which meaning is assigned to stimuli received through the senses
Price: The amount the customer pays for goods and services
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