Name: Emma Priester
Classes and Projects
Emma has completed various marketing courses at UCF, including Consumer Behavior, Market Research, and Marketing Analysis. Additionally, she is enrolled in the Professional Selling Program, where she is honing her skills in sales strategies, negotiation, and client relationship strategies.
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Market Research
In the Market Research class at UCF, I learned to design a study analyze consumer data, and interpret findings using tools like Qualtrics. Our final project involved creating a survey for Foxtail Coffee Co, conducting chi-square, difference tests, and crafting a comprehensive brand analysis report.
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Consumer Behavior
In the Consumer Behavior class at UCF, I explored how psychological, cultural, and social factors influence purchasing decisions. I analyzed consumer trends, applied research methods, and developed strategies to meet customer needs, enhancing my ability to create targeted marketing campaigns. For our final project, we analyzed Chanel and developed a research plan for the brand.
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Market Analysis
In the Marketing Analysis class at UCF, I gained expertise in analyzing market data, interpreting trends, and evaluating campaign performance. I applied statistical tools to solve real-world marketing problems, enhancing my ability to make data-driven decisions and strategic recommendations. Our final project involved working with a mock research company to create a report and presentation for a fictional brand using survey data uploaded to SPSS. We ran statistical analysis tests to determine trends and make marketing reccomendations.
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Quantitative Business Calculus
In the Quantitative Business class at UCF, I focused on using Excel to analyze and interpret business data. I learned to apply statistical techniques, create models, and generate insights, enhancing my ability to make data-driven decisions and solve business problems efficiently.
Academics Overview
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Market Research
(MAR 3613)
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Survey design and implementation using tools like Qualtrics
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Data collection methods, including qualitative and quantitative approaches
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Statistical analysis techniques, including chi-square tests and hypothesis testing
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Brand analysis and consumer segmentation
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Report writing and presenting research findings for strategic decision-making
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Consumer Behavior
(MAR 3503)
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Psychological, cultural, and social factors influencing consumer decisions
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Consumer motivation, perception, and decision-making processes
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Market segmentation and targeting strategies
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Brand loyalty and consumer attitude analysis
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Application of behavioral theories in marketing strategies

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Marketing Analysis
(MAR 3615)
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Data-driven marketing decision-making
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Use of statistical tools to evaluate marketing performance
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Forecasting market trends and consumer behavior
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Analyzing marketing ROI and optimizing campaigns
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Presenting actionable insights to improve brand positioning and strategy
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Quantitative Business Calculus (QMB 3602)
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Excel proficiency for data analysis and business modeling
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Application of calculus concepts in business decision-making
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Optimization techniques for cost analysis, pricing, and profit maximization
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Financial modeling and predictive analytics
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Statistical analysis for business forecasting and trend prediction