Activity No. 2 Sell your stuff!
Based on Kotler's definition of Marketing, present any stuff you can
find in your room to your family members. It could be a book, paper, or pen
or anything you can get easily. Your objective here is to study. Try to convince
your family that the stuff you are selling is more than its face value.
Think about ways to make it possible and then present your "pitch" in
front of your family. You will give them a suggested retail price based on how
much value you believe the bill holds.
Your objective after presenting your stuff, you will ask your family on
how many of them will consider buying your stuff.
Then write the outcome in the Activity Sheet by answering the following
question:
1. Where there any takers for the proposal?​

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How do you think advertising directed at children influences what they buy or ask parents to buy

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