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Marketing Plans Project #2: Marketing Plan Analysis
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Marketing Plans A marketing plan is a written document that specifies how, where, and to whom a business plans to market its product(s) and/or brand(s) A small business typically creates a one- year marketing plan Larger businesses may develop five-year marketing plans A marketing plan may by part of a more comprehensive business plan
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Benefits Can help to define a business and its goals Can serve as a roadmap to guide business actions and decision-making Can help a business to focus on its target market Can act as a measuring stick against which to measure business performance Can unit business employees toward common goals and make employees feel like part of a cohesive team Captures people’s thoughts and ideas in writing
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Components Executive Summary Situation Analysis Marketing Goals and Objectives Marketing Strategies Implementation Plan Evaluation and Control
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Executive Summary Contains a brief overview of the marketing plan It focuses only on the most important points of the plan
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Situation Analysis An assessment of where the organization currently stands both internally and externally To develop this assessment, much analysis must be done An external analysis A customer analysis An internal analysis A SWOT analysis The organization’s product(s), target markets, distribution channels, competitors, finances, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats must all be considered
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Marketing Goals & Objectives The marketing goals define what the business hopes to accomplish The marketing objectives, which should be measurable and specific, spell out how to meet those goals
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Marketing Strategies The marketing strategies component of the marketing plan provides detailed information about the organization’s target markets and planned marketing mix Product Price Place Promotion
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Implementation Plan Explains what the company must do to accomplish its goals and objectives Should note the time, personnel, actions, and financial resources needed to reach these company goals and objectives
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Evaluation and Control Contains performance standards against which to measure the marketing plan and company performance Provides information on what actions should be taken if the marketing goals and objectives are not met
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