This document discusses market creation and driving adoption of new products profitably. It explains that needs do not necessarily translate to a market and that market creation requires embedding a new product into consumers' lifestyles and routines. It discusses the challenges of consumer research and marketing in market creation contexts due to lack of benchmarks and consumers' inability to evaluate products until routines are embedded. It proposes focusing initial research on lifestyle changes from adoption and building learning strategies into offerings and business models. The document provides examples of market creation techniques from SC Johnson in various countries.
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Erik Simanis, PhD
Partner
The Intrapreneur Lab
www.eriksimanis.com
Market Creation:
Driving Adoption of New Products, Profitably
Brian Kurtz
Partner
The Intrapreneur Lab
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SCRIPT
PROPS
MOVES
CAST
Concepts
and
feelings
that
a
consumer
links
to
a
product.
Physical
ar=facts
in
a
consumer’s
life
that
touch/interact
with
a
product.
Behaviors
and
rou=nes
consumers
prac=ce
in
conjunc=on
with
a
product.
People
and
social
iden==es
that
consumers
interact
with
when
using
a
product.
Product
Performance
8. 8
Product
Performances
•
Value
experienced
by
a
consumer
based
on
the
par=cular
product
performance
•
The
more
product
performances
a
consumer
knows,
the
more
value
they
get
from
that
product
One Product, Many Performances
9. 9
…Point
of
Use
Water
Purifica=on
for
Rural
Mother
Describe a Product Performance For…
10. 10
SCRIPT
PROPS
MOVES
CAST
Concepts
and
emo=ons
that
a
consumer
links
to
a
product.
Physical
ar=facts
in
a
consumer’s
life
that
touch/interact
with
a
product.
Rou=nes
and
rou=nes
consumers
prac=ce
in
conjunc=on
with
a
product.
People
and
social
iden==es
that
consumers
interact
with
when
using
a
product.
Product
Performance
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The Market Creation Challenge
Product
rou:nes
are
complex
and
highly
personalized.
Lacking
benchmarks,
consumers
learn
new
product
rou:nes
through
repeated
experimenta:on.
Consumers
can’t
evaluate
a
product
un:l
a
product
rou:ne
is
embedded
into
their
life.
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Three-‐Stone
Open
Fire
“Stove”
Bio-‐Fuel
Cook
Stove
What are potential changes…
Rela%onships,Rela%onships,
Time,
Interpersonal,
Rela%onships,
Space,
Budget,
Iden%ty,
Rou%nes,
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Erik Simanis, PhD
Partner
The Intrapreneur Lab
www.eriksimanis.com
Market Creation:
Driving Adoption of New Products, Profitably
Brian Kurtz
Partner
The Intrapreneur Lab