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Market Analysis and Strategy
MKT 750
Dr. West
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Agenda
Marketing Analysis & Strategic Planning
Essential Elements (5Cs, STP, 4Ps)
Situation Analysis / Strategy / Marketing Mix
Use Claritas Prizm to better understand Columbus
View USA Today Case Study
Discuss what we need to know to develop a
marketing plan for the Columbus Clippers? Teams will work together to generate a list of questions
that need to be answered and potential sources
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Involves the allocation of resources todevelop and sell products or services that
consumers will perceive to provide more
value than competitive goods
What isperceived value?
Marketing Strategy
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A thorough understanding of:
Domestic and global market trends
Models to predict purchase and consumption
Communication methods to reach target
markets most effectively
Foundations of Strategy
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Implementation
in Marketplace
Marketing MixProduct, Price, Place,
Promotion,
Situation AnalysisConsumer
Company
CompetitorsCollaborators
Context
STPSegmentation
Targeting
Positioning
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The process of analyzing:
Consumercharacteristics & trends
Resources of the Company Current and potential Compet i tors
Current and potential Col laborators
The Contextor environmental factors
Situation Analysis
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Context
(Environment)
Economic
FactorsPolitical
Factors
Technological
DevelopmentsSocietal
Trends
PEST Analysis
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Situation Analysis: SWOT
SWOT:
Core strengths?
Current weaknesses? What opportuni t iesexist?
What threatsdo we face?
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Analyzing SWOTs
Internal Factors
Strengths: Competitive Advantages;
Resources
Weakness: Competitive Disadvantages;
External Factors
Opportunities: Social and economic
conditions and situations that look positive Threats: Marketplace conditions that reduce
the perceived value of an offering
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Analyzing SWOTs
Outside-in perspective
One should consider the customer viewpoint
rather than relying on internal judgments
Conduct a brand audit comparing managersperceptions to employee and customer
perceptions
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Prioritizing SWOTs
Useful Criteria:
Realistic damage to brand relationships if a
weakness or threat is not addressed
Realistic benefitif a strength or opportunity is
leveraged
Costof addressing or leveraging each SWOT
Time company has to address or leverageeach SWOT
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Prioritizing SWOTs
Rank each SWOT item from 1 to 3 according to its importance to thecompanys objectives (3 = most important)
Damage
If not
addressed
Benefit
If leveraged
Cost of
Addressing/
Leveraging
Window
of Time
Total
Strengths:
Good dealer relationships
Identifiable target
-
-
2
3
3
3
1
3
6
9
Weaknesses:
Lack of brand awareness
Small budget
-3
-3
-
-
-2
-2
-3
-3
-8
-8
Opportunities:
Good economy - 2 1 2 5
Threats:
Established competition
New brands coming
-3
-2
-
-
-3
-2
-1
-1
-7
-5
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Prioritized SWOTs
-10
-8
-6
-4
-2
0
2
4
6
8
10 Strengths Opportunities
Weaknesses Threats
Critical
Need to
Leverage
Need to
Address
Critical
Deale
rship
netwo
rk
Identifiable
Targe
t
NoBrand
Aw
areness
Sm
all
Bu
dget
Good
Economy
Established
Competitors
New
Brands
Coming
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Situation Analysis
Consider the situation the Columbus Clippers
are currently facing.
The team?
Its competitors?
Team collaborator?
Existing and potential fans?
Context (environmental factors and trends)?
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Step 1: Market Segmentation
Process of identifying a group of people
similar in one or more ways, based on avariety of characteristics and behaviors.
Goal: minimize variance within groups and
maximize variance between groups
Strategy Development
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Identifying Market Segments
Behavioral
Heavy versus Light Users 80/20 rule
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Behavioral Segmentation:
Heavy versus Light Users 80/20 ruleHeavy Half Light Half
(top 50%) (bottom 50%)
5%95%
86%
90%
87%
71%
14%
10%
13%
29%Toilet Tissue
Hair Products
Colas
Canned Ham
Bourbon
Heavy Users: Efficiency/profit Caution: Majority Fallacy
(20%)
(32%)
(88%)
(48%)
(95%)
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Identifying Market Segments
Consumer
Characteristics
Demographics: Age, Gender, Income, etc
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Consumer Characteristics
Geodemographics
-- Examine regional differences in demographics
-- Useful for store location decisions, and direct
mailings, and grassroots efforts
Why?
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Identifying Market Segments
Psychographics/
Benefits
Lifestyle & Values
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Psychographics
Lifestyle
segmentation
VALS is based onprimary motivation
and resources
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Psychographics
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Strategy Development
Step 2: Target Market Selection
Select segments of the market to offer
products and services
Who can we most efficientlyand effectively
establish a relationship with better than our
competitors?
What criteria should be used to select atarget market? (see Table 1-1)
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Customer Profiles
Once a basis for segmentation has been
determined and attractive segments have
been selected, the target groups should be
prof i ledby describing them on as manylevels as possible.
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CustomerProfile
Age, Education, Income (SES)
Occupation, Hobbies
Media Habits Prizm Clusters
VAL Segment / Yankelovich Monitor
Musical Taste, Preferred Cars Aspirational Role Models
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Strategy Development
Step 3: Positioning How your product/company is perceived in
the hearts and minds of your customers?
Price leader/Innovator/Fashion leader/
Quality/Service
What associations come to mind?
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Summary
A firm needs to: Start by analyzingthe market
5 Cs (Company, Competitors, Collaborators,
Customers, and Context) Develop a strategic plan
Begin with Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
Followed by tacticaldecisions
Product (Brand), Price, Promotion, and Place With a plan in place implementationissues need to
be addressed
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Assignment
Readings:
Chapters 11 & 12 (pp. 387 401, 422 - 426,
429 - 445)
Team Assignment: Develop a set of questions that need to be answered
and potential sources for next time (you can use webCT
for sharing information)
Individual Assignment: Begin searching for secondary research associated with
you team project (see Project information on website)