MARK101 Marketing Mix

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Marketing Mix 4 Ps

Product, Price, Place, Promotion

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Product

Anything that can be offered to satisfy wants/needs

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Product objectives

perceptions of quality and customer satisfaction

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Features

right level of quality, design and style

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Benefits

Value customers get from attributes

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Packaging and labelling

Protects, promotes, facilitates use, provides info

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Product support services

warranty, 0800 numbers, tech support

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Marketing Comms Mix

Advertising, sale promo, PR, personal selling, direct and digital marketing

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Push Strategy

Push good info

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Pull Strategy

Customers want info

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Advertising

Paid, non-personal promo by an identified sponsor

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Advertising Types

informative, persuasive, reminder

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Sales Promo

Short term incentives

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Direct and Digital

search engine, online, social media

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Advertising budget

affordable, percentage of sales, competitive-parity, objective and task

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Price strategies

customer value, cost based, competition based

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Customer value pricing

based on buyer perception not sellers cost

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cost based pricing

based on producing, distributing and selling costs with extra for companies effort and risk

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Competition based pricing

based on competitors

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Price Floor

no profits below due to product cost

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Price Ceiling

No profits above due to demand

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Place programme

Distribution

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make/buy decisions

whether to make or buy additional things like packaging

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Intermediaries

connects buyers and sellers

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Distribution types

Intensive, exclusive, selective

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Intensive distribution

Most outlets

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Exclusive distribution

Some outlets

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Selective distribution

Very few outlets

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Organisation Strategy

long term plan that guides how a business allocates resources to achieve core goals

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Value proposition

set of benefits an org promises its consumers

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Mission statement

what the company wants to accomplish

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Line Extension

existing brand, existing product category

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Brand extension

existing brand, new product category

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multibrands

new brand, existing product category

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new brands

new brand, new product category

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Situation analysis

process of conducting research on macro and micro environment

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macro environment

threats, opportunities and trends

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6 environments

economic, demographic, natural, technological, politcal legal, cultural

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product market analysis

product category the new product competes in

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micro environment

company and customers

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customer analysis

needs/wants, trends, attitudes

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Channel and logistics analysis

how products go from the manufacturer to buyer

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competitor analysis

analysis of current and potential competitors

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SWOT analysis

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

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Strengths

Internal and helpful

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Weaknesses

Internal and harmful

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Opportunities

External and helpful

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Threats

External and harmful

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Market segmentation

dividing a market into distinct groups of buyers

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4 segments

geographic, demographic, pyschographic, behav

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target market

set of buyers having common needs

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differentiation

how a brand creates unique value

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positioning

space that the product occupies relative to competitors