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Principles Principles of of
MarketingMarketing
Lecture-4Lecture-4
Today’s Today’s TopicsTopics
Class Communication Class Communication
Indi Head rolls !Indi Head rolls !
AttendanceAttendance
Quiz resultsQuiz results
Do examples to clarifyDo examples to clarify
Discuss project reportDiscuss project report
Market Segmentation and Target Market Segmentation and Target MarketsMarkets
Road MapRoad Map
Quiz AnswersQuiz Answers
Examples of GOSTExamples of GOST
MissionMission Goals and ObjectivesGoals and Objectives Strategies and TacticsStrategies and Tactics
Mission: Be independentMission: Be independent Goal 1: Be independent in transportGoal 1: Be independent in transport Strategy: Ability to travel aloneStrategy: Ability to travel alone
Objective 1: Buy a car by end of 2007Objective 1: Buy a car by end of 2007 Objective 2: Get a driver’s licenseObjective 2: Get a driver’s license Objective 3: Find at least 2 means of local transport Objective 3: Find at least 2 means of local transport
that fits my needsthat fits my needs Tactics: Tactics:
Save Rs.5000 every month to buy a carSave Rs.5000 every month to buy a car Search at least 12 classified ads every week to look Search at least 12 classified ads every week to look
for a car.for a car. Enroll in a driving learners classEnroll in a driving learners class Go on test drives with family and friendsGo on test drives with family and friends Find 3 places where I can practice driving etcFind 3 places where I can practice driving etc
Do you want to do more examples. Do you want to do more examples.
Porter’s Generic Porter’s Generic Strategies ModelStrategies Model
Mission: Provide the best quality products in the Mission: Provide the best quality products in the shampoo marketshampoo market..
Goal 1: Make our brand #1 in children’s shampoos.Goal 1: Make our brand #1 in children’s shampoos. Strategy: Differentiate our product (i.e. focus on Strategy: Differentiate our product (i.e. focus on
quality vs. price)quality vs. price) Objective 1: Increase quality of children shampoos by 10%.Objective 1: Increase quality of children shampoos by 10%. Objective 2: Make caps of the bottles child proof as per Objective 2: Make caps of the bottles child proof as per
industry standards.industry standards. Objective 3: Package bottles in shape of cartoon characters.Objective 3: Package bottles in shape of cartoon characters.
Tactics: Tactics: Use natural ingredients in the kid shampoos.Use natural ingredients in the kid shampoos. Use less chemical dye in the shampoo.Use less chemical dye in the shampoo. Use less chemical smell agents in shampoo.Use less chemical smell agents in shampoo. Use focus group to test caps for being child proof.Use focus group to test caps for being child proof. Survey at least 20% of target population to find quality rating Survey at least 20% of target population to find quality rating
of our product.of our product. Plan for Plan for ISOISO 9001:2000 & 9001:2000 & ISOISO 14001:2004 quality 14001:2004 quality
certifications of kid shampoos.certifications of kid shampoos. Survey to find out top 5 most favorite cartoon characters in Survey to find out top 5 most favorite cartoon characters in
kids aged 1 to 15 yrs.kids aged 1 to 15 yrs. Contact cartoon copyright companies to use their cartoons in Contact cartoon copyright companies to use their cartoons in
our packaging etc.our packaging etc.
Product- Market Growth Product- Market Growth Matrix Matrix
Group ProjectGroup Project
Group Project LinksGroup Project Links
https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/docs/faqs.htmlfactbook/docs/faqs.html
http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/sthttp://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/stforeig.htmlforeig.html
http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/Ehttp://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/DATASTATISTICS/XTERNAL/DATASTATISTICS/
Example of SwitzerlandExample of Switzerland
Marketing Plan OutlineMarketing Plan Outline
Executive SummaryExecutive Summary Situation AnalysisSituation Analysis
Analysis of countryAnalysis of country Political and legal environmentPolitical and legal environment Economic environmentEconomic environment Social and cultural environmentSocial and cultural environment Technological environmentTechnological environment
SWOT analysisSWOT analysis
Market SegmentationMarket Segmentation DescriptionDescription What they wantWhat they want How they use the productHow they use the product How to reach themHow to reach them Price sensitivityPrice sensitivity
Marketing StrategyMarketing Strategy Discuss why you selected this strategyDiscuss why you selected this strategy Discuss elements of the marketing mix (4 Discuss elements of the marketing mix (4
P’s)P’s)
Marketing strategy cont….Marketing strategy cont…. 4 P’s cont……4 P’s cont……
ProductProduct ColorColor Quality’Quality’ WarrantyWarranty Packaging etcPackaging etc
PricePrice Price range and discuss why you selected this Price range and discuss why you selected this
range (hint range (hint incomeincome)) Discounts Discounts Payment or leases etc.Payment or leases etc.
Marketing strategy cont….Marketing strategy cont…. 4 P’s cont……4 P’s cont……
Place or DistributionPlace or Distribution Distribution ChannelsDistribution Channels Discuss why you selected the channelDiscuss why you selected the channel
PromotionPromotion AdvertisingAdvertising Public RelationsPublic Relations BudgetBudget
Marketing Segmentation Marketing Segmentation andand
Target MarketsTarget Markets
CustomersNeeds and other
SegmentingDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
CustomersCustomersNeeds and otherNeeds and other
SegmentingSegmentingDimensionsDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.
O.T.
External Market EnvironmentExternal Market Environment
CustomersNeeds and other
SegmentingDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
CustomersCustomersNeeds and otherNeeds and other
SegmentingSegmentingDimensionsDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.O.T.
Targeting &Segmentation
Positioning &DifferentiationPositioning &Differentiation
CustomersCustomersNeeds and otherNeeds and other
SegmentingSegmentingDimensionsDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.
O.T.
External Market EnvironmentExternal Market Environment
CustomersNeeds and other
SegmentingDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
CustomersCustomersNeeds and otherNeeds and other
SegmentingSegmentingDimensionsDimensions
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.O.T.
External Market EnvironmentExternal Market Environment
Targeting &Segmentation
Positioning &DifferentiationPositioning &Differentiation
Narrowing down to focused strategy with quantitative and qualitative screening criteria
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CustomersCustomersNeeds and otherNeeds and other
SegmentingSegmentingDimensionsDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.O.T.
Targeting &Segmentation
Positioning &DifferentiationPositioning &Differentiation
CustomersCustomersNeeds and otherNeeds and other
SegmentingSegmentingDimensionsDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.
O.T.
External Market EnvironmentExternal Market Environment
CustomersNeeds and other
SegmentingDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
Market SegmentationMarket Segmentation
The process of dividing the total The process of dividing the total market of a good or service into market of a good or service into smaller groups such that each group smaller groups such that each group is similar w.r.t. factors that influence is similar w.r.t. factors that influence demands.demands.
Ex. BikesEx. Bikes Ex. AirlineEx. Airline
Why SegmentWhy Segment
Identifies opportunities and needs.Identifies opportunities and needs.
Allows firm to focus on specific needs.Allows firm to focus on specific needs.
Improves marketing mix for each Improves marketing mix for each segment.segment.
Allows small firm to exist.Allows small firm to exist.
SegmentationSegmentation
Requirements to Segment:Requirements to Segment: Sizeable or large enoughSizeable or large enough Identifiable or measurableIdentifiable or measurable Reachable or accessibleReachable or accessible
Segmenting the Consumer Segmenting the Consumer MarketMarket
GeographicGeographic Region, city, urban-rural, climate, country etcRegion, city, urban-rural, climate, country etc
DemographicDemographic Income, age, family, social class, education, Income, age, family, social class, education,
occupation, religion etcoccupation, religion etc PsychographicPsychographic
Personality, lifestylePersonality, lifestyle Values: self-respect, self-fulfillment, security, Values: self-respect, self-fulfillment, security,
belonging, excitement, accomplishment, fun etcbelonging, excitement, accomplishment, fun etc Buying BehaviorBuying Behavior
Benefits desired, usage frequency, buyer Benefits desired, usage frequency, buyer preferencepreference
Target Market Target Market
A target market is the marketing A target market is the marketing segment selected for marketing the segment selected for marketing the product.product.
style
price
Homogeneous Preference -no natural segments -all buyers have same preference
Diffused Preference -no pattern (…or poor research) -take center position
style
price
Clustered Preference -natural segments -increases as number of competitors increases
style
price
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