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Brought to you in association with 1 How to create a Successful Marketing Plan

Brought to you in association with 2 A marketing plan is the blueprint or the map you intend to follow in order to achieve your goals. If you are planning for existing programs, the plan will incorporate the strengths of your current effort with needed changes and improvements. If the plan is for a brand new product or service, it will pull all the elements together for an effective start on marketing. What is a Marketing Plan ?

Brought to you in association with 3 Why have a marketing plan? To find out where you are To know where you’re going How to get there

Brought to you in association with 4 Some considerations See it as a process Form a team Keep it simple Develop a time-frame Give it a life Get feedback Have a simple revision process Consistent with mission statement

Brought to you in association with 5 What does the process involve?

Brought to you in association with 6 Components of a marketing plan Mission Statement Executive Summary Internal Analysis External Analysis Objectives Marketing Strategies Identify Resources Implementation Plan Marketing Budget Evaluation Methods

Brought to you in association with 7 Mission Statement A clear, concise description of: The organizational identity What business is the organization really in Results the organization wants to accomplish

Brought to you in association with 8 Some considerations A mission statement describes who the organization is and what business it’s really in. It’s what makes the organization go–reflects its internal and external perception. It must be understood by everyone. It drives the organization and dictates how things are done. It should be kept simple.

Brought to you in association with 9 Mission Statement McDonalds Restaurants “Quality, Consistency, Cleanliness, Service.”

Brought to you in association with 10 Executive Summary An overview Readable and concise Summary of main objectives of the plan

Brought to you in association with 11 Background Current status Future directions Current resources Strengths and weaknesses Internal Analysis

Brought to you in association with 12 External Analysis Economy Demographics Trends Competition Target market

Brought to you in association with 13 Environment produces both Estimate probability Severe, not severe Very likely, very unlikely Opportunities and Threats

Brought to you in association with 14 Who they are Product/service features Pricing, packaging, promotion Competitor strengths/weaknesses How are you different? The Competition

Brought to you in association with 15 Current and potential customers Customer requirements Market clusters Customers and Target Markets

Brought to you in association with 16 Customers/target markets Programs and services Packaging Pricing Promotion Marketing Strategies

Brought to you in association with 17 Steps Responsibility Deadlines Budget Implementation Plan

Brought to you in association with 18 Marketing budget Advertising/media Direct mail Databases Printing/production Mailing

Brought to you in association with 19 Evaluating the marketing plan Success measures Completion of action dates Accomplishment of goals and strategies Results New/repeat customers Win rate on sales Average size of contracts Revenue

Brought to you in association with 20 Summary The marketing plan It’s a process! It has discipline It results in a positive

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