3. POSITIONING MAP
Developing a positioning ‘map’ - referred to as a perceptual mapping of
representing consumers’ perceptions of alternative products graphically
Usually of two attributes (but 3 dimensional models can be used to portray 3
attributes)
Benefits :
Mapping future scenarios to identify potential competitive responses
Helps to visualize strategy
6. REPOSITIONING
Making a significant change in an existing position
Revising service characteristics or redefining target market segments
Repositioning may require abandoning certain products and withdrawing
completely from some market segments