d. the level of customer service provided. 5. Establish the marketing mix components. Include information on how each element of the marketing mix has been used. Analyse and test their significance to each other and relevance to customer base. 6. Identify environmental factors and assess their potential impact on the marketing mix. 7. Identify customericonsumer priorities, needs and preferences and the way they impact the marketing mix. 8. Consider product, pricing, promotional activities. distribution channels and service variations. If additional products or services or new products will be offered, evaluate these against marketing objectives. target market characteristics and desired positioning. 9. Analyse the marketing mix in relation to your organisation's strategic and operational marketing objectives. Select the most appropriate mix and explain your decision. 10. Monitor the performance of the organisation's products and or services in order determine which components should be tested. 11. Evaluate the implications of altering one or more components of the marketing mix in response to market factors and consumer response. 12. Adjust components of the marketing mix in response to test results, ensuring that the final mix meets: a. budget requirements b. organisational strategic objectives c. operational marketing objectives d. desired market positioning. Discuss whether or not any further adjustments were needed in order to meet these requirements. 13. Write a report to address the above points. 14. Present the report to the class