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Industry
group of organizations in producing or handling the same type of goods or services.
What are the 7 Industry Sources of Opportunities?
Rivals/Competitors, Suppliers of Input, Marketing Channels, Customer Market Segments, Substitute Products or Services, Other Supporting and Enabling Industries
Rivals/Competitors
businesses competing in the same/similar market
Suppliers of Input
they provide what is needed
Marketing Channels
medium used for advertising and to reach end consumers.
Consumer Market Segments
served by all those competing.
What is Market Segmentation?
the process of division into meaningful sub-groups
Substitute Products and Services
products/services used in place of another
Goods
tangible
Services
Intangible
Other Supporting and Enabling Industries
the actual and potential demand & supply
Market Sources of Opportunities
discovered from increased to decreased demand and higher and lower supply
What are examples of Market Sources?
Meal Deal and Ramadan
Micromarket
specific target market segment and self-service
What are examples of micromarket?
School - Vending Machine
Bank - ATM
Car Station - Electric Car Charging Station
Airport - Transit Essential Kiosk
Coffee Shop - Coffee Vending Machine
Gym - Smart Coolers
Mall/Airport - Cellphone charging station
Relevance
alignment
Resonance
matching
Reinforcement of Entrepreneurial Skills
personal interest
Revenues
sales potential
Responsiveness
customers needs and wants
Reach
expanding
Range
wide possible offerings
Revolutionary Impact
next BIG thing
Returns
investment
Relative Ease of Implementation
easy to implement
Resources Required
less or more resources
Risks
technological, market, and financial (TMF)
Opportunity Seizing
thriving business opportunities
The 4 Critical Factors
1) Crafting a Positioning Segment
2) Conceptualizing the Product or Service Offering
3) Designing, Prototyping, and Testing the Product
4) Implementing, Organizing, and Financing
Positioning (Opp. Seizing)
-how your product is perceived
-identifying appropriate market niche
Positioning Statement
expression of given product that fills a consumer in a way that competitors dont
Customer Profiling
creating a customer profile
4 types of Customer Profiling
1) Behavioral
2) Demographic
3) Geographic
4) Psychographic
Concept
idealized abstraction
Design
rendering and translating concept into physical dimension
Prototype
original or preliminary version of your product
Prototype Testing
a way to test the product before release
End Results
final outcomes
3 final outcomes
1) highly satisfied cusomters
2) large proft generated
3) huge sales
Marketing
creating and accumulating customers
Positioning (7 P’s)
ability to influence consumer perception, found in MVP
Enterprise perspective
specifically address customer needs
Competitive perspective
differentiated from competitors
Customer perspective
the way customers view your product
Product (7 P’s)
goods or services
Breakthrough
technologically advanced
Differentiated
stand out from competitors
Copycat
cheap imitation, low impression
Niche
products based on category
Packaging (7 P’s)
bundle of product, also known as silent hero
5 purposes of packaging
1) Containment
2) Information
3) Protection
4) Utility of Use
5) Promotion
Place (7 P’s)
location and distribution channel
4 MUSTS of relevant location drivers
1) Physical Proximity to Target Market
2) Customer Traffic Flow
3) Industry Clustering
4) Convergence of Multiple Industries
People
-team, staff, advertisers, and customers
-ultimate marketing strategy
Price
value of money in exchange of a good or service
Promotion
explicit communication strategy
Personal Selling
personal interface (online or face-to-face)
Advertising
promotional message
Sales Promotion
used for improving sales
Public Relations
impersonal, not-paid technique
Direct Marketing
developing and maintaining brand image
Online Marketing
new technique
Word-of-Mouth
transmitting information