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The Young Studio: Learning the Language of Marketing
The Young Studio Expression Arts (TYS) was a tutoring business based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Founded in 2020 by a former school teacher, TYS had a number of service offerings and worked with a variety of markets. It never turned down a potential sale. However, after two years of business, its owner found herself struggling to expand in the market with limited resources. A business consultation identified a key issue: that the business did not have a market strategy or target market. After considering background information on the possible tutoring markets in Dubai and the possible ways to segment the market, as well as the first two years of market insights gained by TYS, its owner would have to decide: Who was her target market? -
Grooves’ Distillery Records: The Revival of Vinyl
Rijul Jain, the operations supervisor at Grooves Distillery Records (Grooves), is trying to decide if and how to address capacity issues at this boutique vinyl record production facility after receiving a large contract that increased demand significantly. Based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, the small business was started by Josephine “Fina” Leite and her wife, Theresa, to produce vinyl records of modern indie music for vinyl record enthusiasts. Jain must figure out where a bottleneck exists, balance Grooves' line of production workers, and increase production to meet demand.