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Marketing Strategies
BMI3C
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The Marketing Strategy
A marketing strategy outlines how the company will carry out the marketing plan.
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The Marketing Plan
1. States the marketing goals of the businesseg. To introduce a new product; To gain interest in a cause; To promote an idea describes the target markets lists as many competitors as possible
2. Research creates a plan for gathering and analyzing information that will
support or alter the initial marketing goals in step 13. State how the product will be positioned in the
marketplace. Based on steps 1 & 2, this plan should: provide a rationale for these positioning statements describe the methods that are needed to differentiate the
product in the market4. Include a section on selected pricing strategy (a rationale
for setting the price)
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The Marketing Plan
5. Describe the channel of distribution existing channels future distributions to the consumer the logistics involved
6. Set up a promotional proposal. This section should provide:
a rationale for the creation of the advertising message select the media that will be used to convey the
message outline the various promotional activities. make a sales forecast based on the new marketing plan indicate how the marketers will monitor the plan’s
success
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Brand Strategies
The primary goal of brand strategy is to show the consumer the value of the product.
The consumer must be convinced that the expectations outweigh the costs. Costs = money + time spent finding the product +
energy to acquire and set it up, etc. Cost could also include personal costs (i.e.
prestige, status, appearance, reputation, etc.)
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The value equation
A value equation adds together all the benefits of a product and subtracts the costs involved
The benefits and the costs are assigned values that represent their importance to the consumer
The consumer will only purchase a product if it has a positive value
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Example
March Break Trip to Cuba
Benefit Value /10
Pleasure 6
Prestige 4
Adventure 7
Tan 3
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Example
March Break Trip to Cuba
Cost Value /10
Monetary Cost 10
Health/Safety 5
Timing 4
Complexity 2
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Example
Total Benefits (20) - Total Costs (21) = -1 Therefore you are unlikely to go on this
trip
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Example
If, however, the Cuban tourism association runs an ad campaign that makes Cuba look awesome, maybe your “pleasure” rating goes up 2 points.
On top of this, they make it look very safe, lowering your “safety” cost by 2 points.
Now: Total Benefits (22) - Total Costs (19) = +3 Therefore you are likely to go on this trip
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Brand Image
Packaging, brand names, slogans, and trademarks are used to develop a positive brand image.
This image is communicated to the consumer through advertising and promotional activities.
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Distribution Strategies
Distribution strategies focus on the best way to deliver a product to the target market.
There are 3 ways to achieve this type of goal: Push Strategy Pull Strategy Combination
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Push Strategy
Sell the product to the retailer The idea is that if the product is out
there, the consumer will see it & they will buy it
Promotional activities are focused on the distributor Buying incentives (promotional discounts),
prizes, display fixtures encourage the store to carry the product.
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Pull Strategy
Attempts to increase consumer demand directly Manufacturers try to convince the consumer to
buy their brand name product This requires major advertising and promotional
effort It also requires distribution partners to fulfill the
demand – consumers demanding your product can open up new distribution channels
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Combination
Push and pull strategies are often combined
The pull strategy needs to combine with the push strategy to be effective; however, the push strategy can stand alone