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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Sales-based system of multi-factor into the decision-making techniques November 25, Apple’s iPod Nano digital music players became Amazon’s best-selling electronic products. As consumers purchase a large number of Christmas gifts, some models of iPod Nano on A and even out of stock. With iPod, Apple is becoming the IT industry, ‘Speed King’, the 2005 fourth quarter earnings, due to substantial increase in iPod sales, as well as the hot-selling Macintosh computers, Apple’s fourth-quarter net profit rose more than 300%. Sales promotion is always a Fun 4P theory of Rubik’s Cube, 4P value of theory is that all sales of a breakthrough on the so-called ways and means are only on the basis of its change in only, of course, the value of practice is in theory based on the continuous find a variety of theories have access to recognized analytical methods and decision-making basis. Below, we will use some specific cases to analyze such an idea. Apple is a design and user experience as a strategic company. In the habit of a simple combination of 4P marketing era, many new concepts was a bit too busy to think and then someone else thought was thrown behind, but in fact, even Apple’s experiential marketing is the marketing mix, but also further reading. On consumption habits and culture, as well as re-understanding of the trend of more and more products to determine the real needs of the modern marketing system on the traditional marketing fundamental. The success of Apple’s trend of increase in the connotation of the product master, is a marketing strategy based on success. As a result, we can see a breakthrough multi-factor based on sales, the core idea is: the traditional 4P marketing must have a system of understanding, and can be more complex from the point of view to re-think, as we have seen 4C 4R and marketing of the nine elements of change management presentation are thought to adapt to multiple factors drawn from the new marketing theory