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Building a Marketing Plan Chapter 8
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Creating and delivering desired goods and services to customers ◦ Winning the customers’ hearts ◦ Pairing needs or wants with satisfaction Guerilla marketing ◦ Nothing to do with the animal! ◦ Low cost, unique, creative ?
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1. Pinpoint target markets 2. Determine markets’ needs and wants 3. Build strategy around sources of C.A. 4. Satisfy needs and wants through marketing mix. Annual Men’s Night at Borsheims
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What is a target market? Why do you waste money by NOT pinpointing a market? Ability to provide superior customer service
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Kenny Chesney (my favorite marketer!) Had local photographer go around in each tour stop and take pictures of landmarks near and dear to concert- goers Played “Back Where I Come From” while slide show of photo montage plays on giant screen ◦ Nashville version Nashville version
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Helps you to identify trends ◦ Demographics Systematically gathering and analyzing data Do NOT assume a market exists for your product just because you like it!!!
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Who are my customers? What are they looking for? What kind of people are they? How old are they? What gender are they? What’s their income and occupation? How often do they buy my product? What goes into their decision to buy? What do they prefer in my product? When do they shop? What advertising do they listen to? What do they think of me?
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Product, place, price, and promotion PRODUCT Using the product life cycle ◦ Introduction, growth, maturity, decline Creative destruction and planned obsolescence Understanding where the gap is… what do your customers want that they can’t get? ◦ Gary Busey on white hair dye for bears Gary Busey on white hair dye for bears
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PLACE How can you best get the product to the customer? The role of the middle man – the distributor Possible distribution channels ◦ The Internet ◦ Retail ◦ Direct Place utility ◦ The value of having a product conveniently near the customer.
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PRICE Affects sales volume and profits Depends on cost structure, market, and value Nonprice competition is best for entrepreneurs. PROMOTION Advertising and personal sales Emphasis on the benefits of the product Is SERVICE a 5 th “P?” What could a business do to increase its retention rate, or number of customers who return?
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