Product Items, Lines and Mixes. Oh My!
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This document discusses different levels of products that companies offer, including items, lines, mixes, width, and depth. Product line refers to a group of related products, while product item is a specific model within a line. Product mix refers to all products a company makes. Product width is the number of different lines, which can be narrow with few lines or broad with many. Product depth is the number of items within each line. Understanding a company's product mix is important for profitable planning.
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Product mix refers to the total number of product lines and products offered by a company. It has four dimensions: width refers to number of product lines, length is total number of products, depth is variants within lines, and consistency is how linked products are. A product line is a subset of the mix and refers to a unique product category. There are various strategies for managing a product mix, including expanding or contracting lines, deepening lines, altering existing products, developing new uses, and differentiating products from competitors.
8102015
This document discusses product mix and product line decisions. It defines product mix as the number and type of product lines an organization offers. The key aspects of product mix are its width, length, depth, and consistency. The document also discusses decisions around adding or removing products, as well as line stretching strategies like down-market, up-market, and two-way stretching of product lines. Product line managers must consider sales and profits to determine how to optimize their mix.
Chapter12 Setting Product Strategy
The document discusses product strategy and the relationship between products and brands. It defines different levels in a product hierarchy from core needs to specific items. It also describes how companies structure their product mixes, including the width, length, depth and consistency. Companies lengthen their lines through line stretching, either down-market or up-market, or through line filling. Co-branding and ingredient branding are also discussed as strategies for combining brands.
Product mix
Product mix refers to the total number of product lines a company offers. It has four dimensions: width refers to the number of product lines; length is the total number of products across lines; depth is the variations within each product; and consistency is how closely related the lines are. Small companies typically start with a narrow but consistent mix that can be expanded over time through new products or markets.
Brand extension ppt
Here are five brands from different categories and potential extension opportunities for each:
1. Nike - Beyond athletic shoes and apparel, Nike could extend into sports equipment, accessories, nutrition/supplements, activewear for other activities like yoga/running.
2. Samsung - In addition to consumer electronics, Samsung could leverage its brand into appliances, home automation, security systems, smartphones/accessories, computers/tablets.
3. Coca-Cola - While known for beverages, Coca-Cola's brand could translate to foods/snacks, bottled water, coffee/tea, juice concentrates, flavorings.
4. Amazon - Amazon is already extending beyond e-commerce into content
Brand Strategy by Kamran Khan.pdf
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2 Strategic Product Management - Product Mix
2 Strategic Product Management - Product MixRajesh Satpathy, Regional College of Management (RCM), Bhubaneswar
The document discusses product mix, which refers to the complete set of products and services offered by a firm. It describes the key dimensions of a product mix as width, length, depth, and consistency. Width refers to the number of product lines, length to the total number of products, depth to variations within lines, and consistency to how closely related the lines are. The document provides examples from Kellogg's and Coca-Cola to illustrate these concepts. Maintaining an effective product mix can help a firm adjust to changes and reduce risks, while inconsistencies can hurt a brand.Product mix
Product mix refers to the total number of product lines offered by a company to customers. There are four dimensions of a company's product mix: width, length, depth, and consistency. Width is the number of product lines, length is the total number of products across lines, depth is the variations of each product, and consistency is how closely related the product lines are. A company's product mix evolves over time as it starts with basic products and diversifies into new industries and product lines.
Brand extensions
In this presentation on brand-building, I focus on brand extensions, and discuss types of brand extensions, what to ensure when extending a brand as well as corporate brand extensions that are rarely discussed.
I explain brand extensions and why companies resort to them, and I also outline the dangers of over-extension. More importantly, I urge companies to put their brand and customers at the centre of all brand extensions.
Developing branding strategy
This document discusses strategies for branding new products and developing a branding portfolio. There are three main branding strategies: individual brand names, a corporate umbrella name, or a sub-brand name. A "house of brands" strategy uses individual brands while a "branded house" strategy uses a corporate umbrella name. Brand portfolios include flagship brands, cash cow brands for profitability with low marketing, low-end entry brands, and high-end prestige brands. Brand extensions, like line extensions or category extensions, can improve new product success but risk brand dilution. Developing the right branding strategy is important for introducing new products and building a brand portfolio.
Product mix powerpoint
This will tackle about the Product length, width , depth , consistency etc. It will also include the brands, Trademark and brand name.
Branding management
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Fashionothon - A name, term, sign, symbol, or design (or some combination of these) used to identify the products of one firm and to differentiate them from competitive offerings.
Product
The document defines a product and discusses different types of products. It states that a product is anything offered in the market that can satisfy a want or need, including physical goods, services, people, organizations, and ideas. The document then discusses different ways products can be defined or differentiated, including through variety, quality, design, brand name, packaging, and more. It also describes different levels a product can attain, such as being generic, branded, differentiated, customized, or augmented. The core product is identified as the basic constituent that other components are built upon to form the total product personality.
Product
The document defines and discusses different aspects of products. It defines a product as anything offered in the market that can satisfy a want or need. It states that a product has more than just physical attributes, but also a personality. It then discusses different ways products can be defined and differentiated, including by variety, quality, design, brand name, packaging and more. It also categorizes different levels of products from generic to customized to augmented. Finally, it outlines the key components that make up a product's personality, such as the core product, associated features, brand name, logo, and packaging.
Product Naming Guidelines
The document provides guidelines for naming new products and product lines. It discusses evaluating the product's appearance, purpose, values, and trademark potential when choosing a name. Names should imply the product's function and values to customers. The document also gives tips for creating memorable names, such as using alliteration, morphemes, or alternative spellings. It establishes naming conventions for line extensions that differ in width, depth, height, or circumference. Line extensions are distinguished using suffixes like "Wide" or numeric depths. The document states that products with different configurations require review by product teams to determine new names.
product mix.pptx
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to product and marketing mix. It defines a product, discusses different levels and types of products. It also covers product mix, product life cycle, new product development process and challenges companies may face with new products. The marketing mix elements of product, price, place and promotion are discussed at a high-level. Examples of specific companies' product mixes are also provided.
Price Adaptation - Product Mix Pricing
This presentation will help you to understand Product Mix Pricing comes under Price Adaption. It will explain the model of product mix pricing with the help of an example. It contains all the five type of product mix and has explained with the help of an examples.
Brandversusprivatelabel
Private labels are store brands that are owned, controlled, and exclusively sold by retailers. They come in various forms like store brands, store sub-brands, and umbrella branding. Private labels have improved quality and are seen as good value compared to national brands. In India, private labels are growing in popularity in segments like apparel, consumer durables, and FMCG. Successful Indian private labels include Future Group's Tasty Treat and Care Mate brands. Major retailers like Big Bazaar, Reliance, and Aditya Birla have established their own private label brands that are performing well. However, retailers need to balance promoting private labels with supporting national brands to avoid depressing the overall category.
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- 2. Companies often have more than one product. These products can be broken down into items, lines, and Mixes.
- 3. Product LINEis a group of closely related products manufactured by a business A
- 4. For Example The company Rubbermaid has a product line of brooms.
- 5. Product ITEMis a specific model, brand, or size of a product within a line of products. A
- 6. For Example Armani’s Slim-Fit Suit in Chintzed Wool, is just one product from a line of suits.
- 7. Product M I Xis allthetypesofproductsacompany makesorsells A
- 8. For Example John Deere has a wide range of products for lawn care, farming, and construction.
- 9. Product W I D T His the number of different product lines a company is producing. A
- 11. Product WIDTHis considered NARROW if it has few product lines. A company’s
- 12. Product WIDTHis considered NARROW if it has few product lines. A company’s Which benefits the company by being simple, cost efficient, consistent, and puts an ease on management.
- 13. For Example Pedigree could be considered to have a narrow product width because its product line is only food for dogs.
- 15. Product WIDTHis considered BROAD with the more product lines it has. A company’s
- 16. Product WIDTHis considered BROAD with the more product lines it has. A company’s Which benefits the company by appealing to more markets and adding competitive advantages.
- 17. For Example Johnson & Johnson have a broad product width because they have a many product lines including nutritional snacks, first aid and skin care products.
- 18. Product Depth The number of items offered within each product line.
- 19. For Example Adidas has a deep product mix because it offers many styles and sizes of shoes within their shoe product lines.
- 21. Businesses must plan their product mix carefully because they cannot offer all the products that customers may want.
- 22. They have to find the product mix that allows them to be profitable in the market place