Chapter 16 Objectives  Marketing Profitability Metrics  Marketing Profits and Financial Metrics  Marketing Profits and Company Stock Price MBM6 Chapter.

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Chapter 16 Objectives  Marketing Profitability Metrics  Marketing Profits and Financial Metrics  Marketing Profits and Company Stock Price MBM6 Chapter 16 Stericycle Marketing ROI Vs. Operating Income This company has increased its stock price 80X in the last 15 years. Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012 Market-Based Management and Financial Performance

Marketing Profitability & Financial Performance This section focuses on the ways in which marketing profits contribute to financial performance. MBM6 Chapter 16 Market-Based Management and Financial Performance Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

MBM6 Chapter 16 In 2011 Stericycle net marketing contribution was $568 million and operating income was $424 million. Net Marketing Contribution vs. Operating Income 2011 StericycleApple Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

(Not in the 6 th ed. text) GM Net Marketing Contribution vs. Operating Income Why is the GM Net Marketing Contribution less correlated with Operating Income? How well did Marketing ROI correspond with Operating Income as a percent of sales? MBM6 Chapter 16 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

MBM6 Chapter 16 Marketing Profitability Metrics There are three ways marketing and product managers can demonstrate and communicate marketing profits in financial terms. Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

Marketing Model of Marketing Profitability Metrics This model of marketing profits includes many of the factors that drive marketing profitability,  Market Demand  Market Share  Revenue per Cost  Cost per Customer  Percent Margin  Marketing Expenses  Sales Expenses Marketing Performance Tool 16.1 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

MBM6 Chapter 16 Stericycle (SRCL) above average rate of sales growth is driven by:  A medical waste disposal market that is growing at 6.3% per year  Increasing market share and number customers served worldwide  A steady increase in Revenue per Customer How Marketing Contributes to Sales Growth Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

MBM6 Chapter 16 Why Businesses with Higher Customer Satisfaction Are More Profitable Customer Satisfaction Index 82 and 25% “Very Satisfied” Customer Satisfaction Index 73 and 15% “Very Satisfied” Higher levels of customer satisfaction contributes to: Higher average rev. per customer. Higher percent margins. Higher gross profit per customer. Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

MBM6 Chapter 16 Companies with Higher Customer Satisfaction scores produce high rates of stock appreciation that companies with low levels. Company Customer Satisfaction and Stock Price ACSI – America Customer Satisfaction Index ( Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

MBM6 Chapter 16 Why Customer Retention Corresponds to Profitability $2500 Acquisition Cost $950 Annual Net Cash Flow Customer Life (years) Lifetime Customer Value ( Using 20% Discount Rate) …….. The rate of return on the customer cash flow exponentially with customer retention. Why? Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

(Not in the 6 th ed. text) How Market-Based Management Impacts Assets & Return on Assets How do marketing strategies impact accounts receivable and inventory? Why is a high sale-to-asset ratio good? MBM6 Chapter 16 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

Marketing Profitability Metrics and Financial Metrics How would the financial metrics shown change if the net marketing contribution decreased by 10%? MBM6 Chapter 16 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

Financial Forecast That Includes Net Marketing Contribution MBM6 Chapter 16 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

Stericycle has outperformed Dow Jones Waste & Disposal companies and S&P 500 average from 2005 to Forecasting Stericycle Stock Price MBM6 Chapter 16 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

Market-Based Management and Financial Performance Market-Based Management and a strong Customer Focus is how marketing, sales and product managers contribute to above average performance. MBM6 Chapter 16 Copyright Roger J. Best, 2012

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