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Strategic Marketing PlanTarget’s Entry Into Canada
BMKT 161-81April 2, 2012
Presented by:Zhang ZhiyeErik GrananderSteve KamyszekLeah Scheitel
Mission Statement:
“Our mission is to deliver outstanding value, continuous innovation, and an exceptional shopping experience to make Target your preferred shopping destination. Most of all, we want to always fulfill our Expect More – Pay
Less brand promise.”
Marketing Objectives:
• Contribute to the communities and maintain a high standard of Corporate Social Responsibility
• Partner with Canadian designers and products that Canadians are already familiar with and are loyal to
• Use the entry into Canada as a blueprint on how to enter in to a larger global market
SWOT Analysis:
Strengths
• Familiarity• Design• Marketing Techniques
Weaknesses• Litigations• Employee Service
Opportunities • Entry into Canada• Private Labels
Threats• Canadian Competition• Canadian Economy
Marketing Objectives & Target Market
Demographic segmentation
•Over 80% are women•The median age is 40•A median annual income is$64,000•57% have completed college •43% have children at home
Psychographic and Behavioral
•A pleasant shopping environment•A complete range of goods•A convenient location•Discount
Geographic
•Main cities of each province•Nearby isolated and rural regions
Positioning
•Local brand•Women’s fashion brand•Chasing fashion•Innovation•"Expect More. Pay Less."
Marketing Objectives & Target Market
•Develops the Target online shopping software for Table PC and mobile phone.•Change the Target commodity structure: 2010 2012 Household Essentials 24% 25% Hardlines 20% 18% Apparel & Accessories 20% 21% Home Furnishings & Décor 19% 17% Food & Pet Supplies 17% 20% •Partnered with CBC to sponsor a TV shopping programs.•Create billboard and advertising in sky train and bus stations.•Create a Target shopping magazine name “Red Target”.•Launch a support activity for Canada education.
Strategic Marketing Plan
Product strategy • Fashionable and cheap
apparel• Addition of food and
produce
Pricing strategy• Match or beat competition • Must adjust for new market
Distribution strategy • Purchased over 200 Zellers
locations• Be in effective locations
that will bring profit• Be convenient for target
market
Promotional strategy • Opened “pop-up” store in
Toronto• Target website • 2% of revenue goes to
advertising • Commercials and videos
with celebrities Sponsorships
Type of advertizing
Initall cost Cost per unit Number of units Toal unit cost
National television
$500,000 $100,000 per spot
1,500 spots 150 M
National magazine
$60,000 $10,000 perpage
150 pages $1,500,000
Youtube advertising
$10,000 $2 per thousand views
20 million $40,000,000
Search engines $10,000 $500 per month 12 months $6,000
Nationn wide emails
$20,000 $500 per month 12 months $6,000
Total costs $600,000 191.512 million
Budget for Promotions
Grand total:$192,112,000
Evaluation and Control
Profitability control1. Identify functional expenses: the expenses made to
sell, advertise, pack and deliver the product2. Assigning functional expenses to market products3. Preparing a profit and loss statement
Annual Control Plan 1. Setting monthly or quarterly goals in the annual plan 2. Monitoring the actual performance in th background
of the planned goals3. Determination of cause’s exceptional or serious
deviations4. Taking necessary corrective action to plug the goals
and performance.