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Coles - Promotional Strategies

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Coles supermarkets is an Australian supermarket and retail chain established in 1914 by George coles. Coles supermarket also has opened its online store, i.e. Coles online, to provide online services to its customers.  Coles has developed various brands for its diverse range of products.  The primary purpose of Coles supermarkets is to provide adequate services to customers and achieve long term success in the retail industry. Coles marketing Mix:  Coles supermarkets provide a diverse range of products to customers in the best manner. The 7Ps of Coles supermarkets are Products, Price, Place, Promotion, Physical Evidence, People and Process. Coles creates awareness by several ways. They have promotional campaigns frequently such as the Stikees campaign promoting their fresh produce, Mini Collectibles campaign promotional several products sold in Coles etc.  Coles appearance on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest cannot be missed. Coles particularly promotes it
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Workplace Discrimination

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Dealing with Workplace Discrimination Have you ever experienced the "sting" of discrimination? This might have occurred in a job interview, when someone asked personal questions about your health, marital status, or beliefs. Or you might suspect that you have been passed over for a promotion because of your cultural background or your age. In this blog, we'll look at the different types of workplace discrimination and about my personal experience in the workplace and how to deal with it. Types of Discrimination at work Sexual Discrimination Age Discrimination Disability Discrimination Racial Discrimination Retaliation Discrimination My Personal Experience in the Workplace During my Masters I worked part-time at Coles as Customer Service Supervisor to manage my daily expenses. It is lovely to work at Coles and interact with customers but the job gets a bit rusty when dealing with racist customers. One day we were under staffed because of a cancellati
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