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Chapter 11 Developing Product and Pricing Strategies. What Is Marketing?. Conception. Pricing. Promotion. Distribution. Ideas. Services. Goods. Individual Objectives. Organizational Objectives. Types of Marketing. Product Marketing. Place Marketing. Cause-Related Marketing.
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Chapter 11 Developing Product and Pricing Strategies
What Is Marketing? Conception Pricing Promotion Distribution Ideas Services Goods Individual Objectives Organizational Objectives
Types of Marketing Product Marketing Place Marketing Cause-Related Marketing
The Role of Marketing Needs and Wants Exchanges and Transactions
Form Time The Four Utilities Place Possession
Customers • Profitability • Integration The Marketing Concept
The Buyer’s Decision-Making Process Need Recognition Information Search Evaluation of Alternatives Purchase Postpurchase Evaluation
Culture Social Class Reference Groups Self-Image Situational Factors Factors That Influencethe Buyer’s Decision
Analyzing Customer Preferences • Marketing Research • gathering and analyzing information about customers and markets • Research tools include: • Personal observations • Surveys and questionnaires • Experiments • Interviews • Focus groups
Analyzing Customer Preferences • Database Marketing • recording & analyzing customer interactions, preferences, & buying behavior for improved communication. • information is gathered by: • engaging in two-way dialogues with clients, • customer purchase files • e-mails, WebPages, fax machines, & toll-free #’s.
Building Customer Relationships Relationship Marketing One-To-One Marketing
Planning Marketing Strategies Examine Current Marketing Situation 1 Assess Opportunities and Set Objectives 2 Develop Marketing Strategies 3
Review Performance Evaluate the Competition Examine Strengths & Weaknesses Analyze the External Environment Examine the CurrentMarketing Situation
Market Penetration New-Product Development Geographic Expansion Diversification Assess Opportunities and Set Objectives
Segments and Niches Target Markets Market Position Marketing Mix Develop the Marketing Strategy
Segmenting Markets Demographics Geographics Psychographics Geodemographics Behavioural Patterns Usage Patterns
Marketing Mix 1 Segment 1 Marketing Mix 2 Segment 2 Marketing Mix 3 Segment 3 Segment 3 Target Market Strategies Differentiated Undifferentiated (Mass) Concentrated (Niche) Company Marketing Mix Company Marketing Mix Market
Positioning the Product • Features • Services • Image • Category Leadership
Developing the Marketing Mix Social Responsibility Competition Economics Product Price Target Market Society Nature Business Ethics Business Ethics Place Promotion Technology Regulation Politics Social Responsibility
Goods Products Ideas Services Salt Shoes DVD Auto Fast Food Cruise Consulting Insurance Education Tangible Dominant Intangible Dominant The Product Continuum
Characteristics ofService Products Intangible Quality Perishable Nature
Convenience Products Shopping Products Specialty Products Unsought Goods Consumer Products
Raw Materials Components Supplies Installations Equipment Business Services Business Products
The Product Life Cycle Introduction Growth Maturity Decline VCRs Hybrid Gas-Electric Cars I-Pod DVD’s Sales Sales Volume (units) + 0 Profits Time
Product Identities Branding Packaging Labelling
Branding Products Brand Names Co-Branding National Brands Brand Marks Generic Products Private Brands Trade Marks
Selecting Products Product Line Product Mix • Line filling • Line extension • Brand extension • Line stretching • Width • Length • Depth • Risks and rewards
Marketing Objectives Government Regulations Customer Perceptions Consumer Demand Developing Pricing Strategies
Cost-Based Price-Based Skimming Penetration Discounting Pricing Approaches