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Marke&ng the Experience: Applying Product Marke&ng Concepts to Services and Events Dr. Juan P. Montermoso CPIM, CIRM, CSCP President, Montermoso Associates Professor of Prac:ce in Marke:ng, Santa Clara University October 3, 2012 (c)2012 Montermoso Associates
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Marketing the Experience

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Page 1: Marketing the Experience

Marke&ng  the  Experience:  Applying    Product  Marke&ng  

Concepts  to  Services  and  Events  

Dr.  Juan  P.  Montermoso  CPIM,  CIRM,  CSCP  President,  Montermoso  Associates  Professor  of  Prac:ce  in  Marke:ng,  

 Santa  Clara  University  October  3,  2012  

 

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Presenta&on  Objec&ves  

•  Why  “Experiences”  need  a  “next  level”  of  marke:ng  

•  Iden:fica:on  and  illustra:on  of  those  “next  level”  elements  

•  Integra:on  of  these  elements  for  the  customer  and  the  company  

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The  Business  World  of  “Experiences”  

It’s  all  about  Services!  (c)2012  Montermoso  Associates  

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Impact  of  Services  on  Global  GDP  

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Service  PaJerns  Around  the  World  

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How  do  PM’s  Market  Services?  

Customer  Focus     Value  Proposi:on    

Compe::ve  Posi:oning  

Product   Price  

Promo:on   Place  

Differen:a:on  via  

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Limita&ons  of  Tradi&onal  4  P’s  in  Services  Dimension   Concern  

Product   What  actually  gets  delivered?  

Price   How  do  I  control  costs  to  properly  set  prices?  

Promo:on   How  do  I  promote  an  intangible  offering?  

Place   How  do  I  ensure  the  right  placement?  

Opportunity  for  another  level  of  differen3a3on    

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The  “Next  Level”  Framework  

Web,    Social  Media  

Process,  Physical  Environment,  

People  

Product,  Price,  Promo:on,  Place  

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Poten&al  Differen&ators:  Addi&onal  3  P’s  

Clear  and  Unique  Process  

AZrac:ve,  Enchan:ng  Physical  Environment  

Mo:vated  and  Skilled  People  

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Process:  Imagining  the  Experience  

Process  Diagram  •  Flowcharts  • Blueprints  

Customer  “Script”  •  Frontstage  • Backstage  

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An  Airline  Process  Example  

From Fare Search…

… to Feedback

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Process  Benefits    

•  Produc&vity  –  Reduce  Costs  •  Quality  –  Increase  Revenues  

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Feeling  the  Experience:    Physical  Environment  

•  “Serviscape”  aligns  with  the  value  proposi&on  •  Ambiance  affects  feelings  and  aZtudes  

Signs  and  

Symbols  

Sound  &  

Scent  

Color   Warm  or  cool  

S:mula:ng!    or  

 Relaxing  

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“Touching  the  heart  and  the  mind”  

AT&T  Park  

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Delivering  the  Experience:  People  

•  Focus:  Developing  customer  loyalty  •  Prepara&on  – Skills  – Mo&va&on  – Opportunity  

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 People  Impact:  Link  Employee  Sa&sfac&on  to  

Customer  Sa&sfac&on    

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Crea&ng  Value  via  “experience”  •  Build  credibility  via  the  web  

Video:  You  Tube  

Audio:  Skype  

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Social  Media  Factor  

•  The  “New  Word  of  Mouth”  – TwiJer  – Facebook  – LinkedIn  

 

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Using  Social  Media  in  Services  

Amazon  

Yelp  (c)2012  Montermoso  Associates  

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Role  of  Evangelists  

•  Adobe  vs.  Apple  

 

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One  More  Tool:  Bundling  To  Capture  Value  

Customer   Company  Ease  of  use    

Lower  costs  

Enhanced  Offering    

More  Revenue  

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Comple&ng  the  Experience  

•  Op&mize  the  service  offering  

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Wrap-­‐up:    Marke&ng  the  Experience  

•  Create  value  by  focusing  on  the  customer  experience  

•  Differen&ate  the  experience  with  the  Addi&onal  3  P’s  (process,  physical  environment,  people)  

•  Leverage  the  experience  with  Web  presence  and  social  media  tools  

•  Capture  value  from  the  experience  through  bundling  

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Closing  Thoughts  

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Thank  You!      Ques&ons?  

Contact  Info:  Dr.  Juan  P.  Montermoso,  President,  Montermoso  Associates  [email protected]  www.montermoso.com  Tel:  408-­‐390-­‐6475  

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