Marketing analytics Marketing can be referred to as the action that a company takes to promote the selling and buying of products and services. There are different ways that a company can use to market their product like advertising. Analytics, on the other hand, can be defined as the analysis of data or statistics systematically. Marketing analytics is the analysis of data that has been collected from marketing strategies. The analysis is conducted to know how the techniques have contributed to sectors like consumer behavior.  Mcdonalds Company has been hitting news headlines this month. In this topic, I will discuss how Mcdonald’s trending relates to marketing analytics. Mcdonalds is a fast-food restaurant in the United States. The company has been hitting the headlines this month after recording an increase in sales by 4.6%. The increase in sales is said to have been caused by the Travis Scott promotion. The coronavirus pandemic has widely affected the world economy doing many businesses to record losses.macdonals not being an exemption. It recorded a loss after the epidemic struck but started making a profit…

Student’s Name Professor Course Date Define Art Art has remained part of our life since humanity came into existence. Human beings have been looking at, forming, enjoying, and criticizing art for many years now. Art can mean many things to different people. Generally, I consider art to be a form of communication. It is a way through which people communicate or express their ideas or emotions through various forms. The true definition of art is hard to identify because it entails a vast number of meanings. Art is viewed in different ways, seen in different ways, admired and valued differently. Art is quite vague and can mean anything being conceived as artistic work. The meaning of art arises from the artist’s intentions and the ideas and feelings it brings forth to the viewer. Its meaning may also be based on various cultures of different societies. Art refers to “the application or expression of creative or imaginative skills through visual forms such as sculptures, drawings, paintings and many other things which are attractive and beautiful, and worth being appreciated by others”…

Name: Professor: Institution: Date:   Why do I want to be an ARMY OFFICER?   Introduction Becoming a military commission officer is expected in the career progression of servicemembers. However, for me becoming an Army officer has been a lifetime dream. Thus, I have been continuously preparing for this role of a lifetime by ensuring physical fitness and studies. This paper outlines some of the reasons I aspire to be an officer in the army.   Reasons Why I want to be an officer. As an officer, I am entitled to several benefits; first, I can advance my educational endeavors through scholarship; this means that all expenses are catered for at any of the selected military academies, including OCS, ROTC among others. Another benefit is the cost of living allowance; Secondly, I am entitled to a housing allowance as well as eligible for post housing. It amounts to a perk over above my base pay. The military and military leadership is also a golden opportunity for me to see the world as the service involves traveling. This scenario means that…

Name Course Instructor Date Character Analysis Hey everyone! In the course of reading this novel to the far we have, a lot has developed. This includes characters and different themes. At first, we find the narrator not being fond of Tim. We have no idea why, which leaves us with suspense and the zeal to read more to understand better. Afterward, we come to see Tim as a selfish person. He wants to benefit from the business without putting effort into it. All he does is collect money from the shop, demanding an equal share. His ignorant character is evident as the story continues. He should understand that if he is not investing his time in the business, he should not collect an equal share of the profits. Ellan, the narrator’s love character, has developed with the chapters. Since they started the marriage conflict, quite a lot has changed in their marriage and their characters. We see their relationship taking another direction. They are more of partners in business than lovers. Their focus now is to pay off the debt…

Name of student Instructor’s name Course code Date Topic: Literature Analysis Objective: This essay aims to use a point-by-point format to identify the similar major themes addressed in the two literature pieces drawing examples from the literature pieces. Main idea 1: The theme of betrayal is well presented in these two literature pieces. Supportive statement 1: In the Falling Song, David feels betrayed by what life and fate offer to him. He does not get what he desires, which is to bond with the natural environment. Instead, he lives in the city, and all his desires remain in his imagination. Supportive statement 2: In the story, By The River, Crystal deals with the highest betrayal level when her husband leaves her with no apparent reason for six months without communicating with her. She is deeply affected. She can’t accept the fact and frequently waits at the train station, hoping her husband would someday return to her. Main idea 2: The theme of dissatisfaction is evident in all these literature pieces. Supportive statement 1: In the Falling song, the narrator uses…

        Discussion Post: Ethnicity Role         Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Number & Name Professor’s Name Submission Due Date                       Discussion Post: Ethnicity Role The role that Ethnicity in the US can have on a Woman’s Unborn Child Ethnicity impacts the body weight and overall health of the unborn child. In the United States, doctors and physicians recommend that pregnant women consume the right nutrition for the baby’s growth and development. A preconception diet is essential in the development of the baby. What are the Negative Impacts? The respective ethnicity role causes negative impacts on the mother and the unborn child. The first impact causes an adverse effect, black mothers have a high chance of giving birth at an early age, while the cases of white mothers giving birth at this stage are low. The second impact of ethnicity role is that it provides the Hispanic mothers a chance to give birth to many children over a short span. The mortality rate in Hispanic…

Parker Beck’s Interview Publicize Marijuana and Break Its Stereotype Marijuana is a renowned drug worldwide, but its fame has skyrocketed in recent years. You will find it cultivated in most parts of the world, with others taking on the practice for the first time. Its many impressive uses make it the top drug most commonly cultivated drug by people worldwide. Reports indicate that it’s useful in relieving chronic pain and treating some diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s disease. Because of its usefulness in the medical sector, marijuana’s fame has escalated over the years, attributing its vast usage and development. Though some states have embraced its use and have it legalized, not all have taken the same road. You will still find marijuana illegal in some states. Legalizing marijuana has continuously created a lot of issues over the years, leaving some states undecided. But the overall federal government of the US has recently approved Epidiolex, a substance made from CBD, to get used in treating hard-to-treat or severe seizures. Unlike before, people today are enjoying much information about marijuana, thanks to…

            Presidential Advice on Budget Reduction Name Institution                 Although most countries depend on borrowing and debt to finance economic development within their borders, the habit could sometimes plunge them into a crisis if careful considerations are not undertaken. The United States is one of the nations that have unfortunately found themselves within this crisis. The country, in 2008, reported a 100% increase in debt over the national GDP (Magstadt, 2007). The trend continued for the subsequent years, prompting the government to implement budget cuts in order to remedy the condition before it became severe. Ideally, if I were a presidential advisor, I would advise the president to implement budget cuts on some sectors and not others. The first budget cut that I would propose would be on the African countries foreign aid. The United States has supported these countries for over forty years, but they fail to show any progressive economic development (Whitman Cobb, 2019). Any additional support does not assure that they will achieve significant economic…

Question 1: List your top three differential diagnoses CT Scan Blood and stool test Urinalysis Question 2: How to rule in or out diagnoses CT Scan – according to the physical examination, the findings indicate that the patient has an involuntary guarding and rebound tenderness in her right lower quadrant. Additionally, the pelvic examination reveals no cervical discharge. However, cervical motion tenderness and right adnexal tenderness are present. These could be signs and symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). While there is no single diagnosis for PID, the physician could request an abdominopelvic CT scan to identify the reason for the tenderness. Blood and Stool test – the patient reports three days of constant pain. The pulse, temperature, respiration rate, and BP of the patient are normal. Other vitals such as skin condition and cardio-pulmonary exam reveal normal findings. However, the patient has palpitations in both right and left lower quadrants, which are a sign of appendicitis. To determine the cause of the positive Rovsing’s sing, test for appendicitis, a blood, and stool test, which helps establish if there is…

BUS303 DISCUSSION Various individuals utilize ethos, pathos, and logos towards creating emotional appeal or attract the reader’s attention to the informational content. In his “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” Martin Luther King utilized ethos, pathos, and logos towards supporting his major arguments. The paper reflects on some of the instances in which the king utilized ethos, logos, and pathos towards getting the intended message across. First, Luther utilizes pathos towards creating an emotional appeal concerning the experiences of African Americans. For example, the king points out that parents suffer tragic deaths through lynching while children are drowned, and yet the law remains silent on the matter. He argues that such inhumane actions are just advanced without legal responsibility because the white men just felt like doing so. This draws emotional appeal, and the reader can share in the heartbreak experienced by this group of people. Secondly, the king points out an instance where a child cries when she is informed that people of color are not allowed to visit amusement. The child was eager to attend the event after seeing the…