how to create positive image of a company?
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A positive image starts with a brand and a position that is focused on a virtue or value. The power words here are trust, reliability, longevity, security, leadership, and innovation. Once a brand position is chosen, a company must do everything possible to deliver on that promise at all costs. This creates a positive image.
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Find a company that has similiar interests in your group's mission. If the group advocates something positive, then a larger company may want to sponsor for good public relations.
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The best way is to ask your existing customers - they will more than happy to tell you how to improve and if you are friendly at all, they will tell you what your competition does differently that they like.\n\nCheck out the competition - it will give you ideas.
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Vision:  Paint a picture of what ideals you want to strive toward.  How about "To be recognized by the city as having the best baked goods and most comfortable atmosphere of any shop in town."\n\nMission:  More like Marching Orders.  how about:  "To produce and serve quality, fresh baked goods with variety which keeps our customers coming back, particularly the corporate customers  (I am making stuff up here), insuring maximum longterm profitablity.  You may want to add specifics about WHICH customers are important, which aspects of the bakeshop are important (quality food, on time delivery(?), high customer service and happy people, good atmosphere).  You may want to add specifics about which products are important (cakes, morning goods, high-end coffee, etc).\n\nGoals and Objectives, I think you take it down a level toward specific actions:\n\n1) Improve customer satisfaction (+10% as measured by our survey (or something)) \nTactic 1a)  Train all employees on customer service skills.\nTactic 1b)  BE 10 minutes early for all deliveries.\n\n2)  Improve Freshness\nTactic 2a) mark baking time on all goods - pitch goods after x hours\nTactic 2b)  Recommend items that are newly out of the oven\n\n\n3) improve profitability\ntactic 3a)  Measure production and wasted goods; reduce waste\ntactic 3b)  Put a marketing program in place to market to local businesses, and increase sales\n\n\nJust some random thoughts .. hopefully mine plus others will give you a start!  Best of Luck.
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I would cite examples that people in your school would agree with such as local students raising money for charity or doing volunteer work.\n\nIf you could look through your school newspaper for examples or your local paper, that would make a big impression.
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If it is for interview (for any company, really), state:\nwhen, how and how often you've used their product/service in the past, and what you thought of the experience. Highlight areas that you were either impressed with, or would like to improve.\n\nThen proceed to what you want to offer, e.g. as a Circuit City employee, I'd like to help the customer find what they are looking for, and leave as a satisfied customer.\n\nGood luck!
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Always be positive and smile. Say good things about yourself that are true. For example, if you get along with other people well say this. If you are a hard worker then say this. Whatever you can say about yourself that is positive is always good to say.
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What is your position there?If you are someone there,that is able to change the image of the company,you will success in future.These young employees are good marketing tools, if you can get along with.Have faith in yourself.Gd luck\n\nNote "If you can Change the Environment,you are a Leader"\n\n         "If you let Environment Change you,you are a Follower"
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By maintaining the proper spirit and motivation, a company will excell. The company is nothing more than the employee's that work there. The image of the company is a direct reflection of the attitude of the employees...
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Treat all employees fairly.\nTreat all customers fairly and honestly.\nHave a greater goal than the bottom line of profit which will benefit others.\nPay your bills in a timely manner.\nDo not offer goods or services which will harm a customer or that are sold as better than they are.\nDo not take advantage of a competitor's misfortune.\nRealize that you are there to serve.
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You might start with smaller businesses.  Send personal letters to the top person or head of marketing.  Tell them how the event will benefit them.  When I was doing sports clothes, I'd take on sponsorships for local events at varying levels depending on many factors.  It may seem selfish, but businesses are looking for exposure out of the deal.  Promise them pics of their logos at the events they can use on their web pages (include photo releases) and deliver.  So many people make big promises and never come through, guess what happens next time they ask?  Let them know how it came out.  How many people participated?  Was it for a charitable cause?  etc.
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learn about the company and be confident of your self. just be positive. hope this is help you\n\n\ntenri
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be honest\nserve your customers well
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It depends upon the job you are going for.\nFirst tell why you like that job and then tell about why you like the company/organisation and then say few good words about U.A.E. like it is a very prosperous country , good opportunities for growth, good money, excellent facilities and you always fantacised about going there....make your own answer.
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When at all possible, call your customers by their names.  "And how is  your little daughter, Susie?" will go a long way to creating loyalty.  Little personal touches like photos on display.  Other, more specific ideas would depend on what your business is.  If its a hardware place, encourage customers to bring in before & after photos of their projects for your bulletin board.  If it's a cooking store or groceries store, have a place for people to post recipes, especially for a spotlighted item.  Anything to create a repore (sp?) between you and the customers.\n\nAnd, of course, CUSTOMER SERVICE!  Help them decide between two colors for painting their bedroom.  Special order what they need.  Try to carry a unique product WalMart wouldn't waste shelf space for.  Take the time to teach them to use an item.  \n\nAnd keep prices low, especially on the big items.  Then push the little assesories.  "Don't forget the batteries.  This calls for 4 AAA."
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If you don't know design or programming, its tough to represent your company in a professional representation. Sure, you could create a site, but your customers will not think you're legit. You get one chance to make a good first impression.\n\nI could probably cut my own hair, but if I want it to look great, I'll let a professional do it.
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You don't need a web site.\n\nMake a long list of ideas that you want your company to carry out.  For example, maybe excellence, cars, automobiles, service, etc.\n\nPick the one syllable from one word and another syllable from another word.  For example, maybe excellecars or excelleserv.  (you can do better with a little thought)