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- 1. Jenna Finnery, Luis Garcia, Victoria Gordon CHAPTER 8: Marketing Strategies
- 2. Three Takeaways 1. Strategy development is critical to an organization’s success. 2. A marketing strategy should focus on a specific target market or product/service line. 3. Branding enables a customer to distinguish your product from a competitor’s product.
- 3. Defining Strategy The marketing strategy is reflected in the initiatives the organization applies to target markets, the marketing mix it selects, and the marketing expenditures for which it budgets. A general approach taken to meet market challenges.
- 4. Strategy Development Provides Direction Focus on one strategic option Differentiate the organization
- 5. Strategy Development Unify the organization’s actionsChannel the organization Marshal the organization’s resources
- 6. PROVIDE THE ORGANIZATION WITH A COMPETITIVE EDGE. JUST LIKE NIKE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uugz5Y7u6M&list=PLDAC24B779BBED703&index=3
- 7. Strategic Development Context 1. Strategic Planning
- 8. Strategy Development Context 2. Market Positioning ● Placement of where an organization, or a product sits in the mind of the consumers. ● Ex: Lindt Chocolates, Rush, John H. Stroger Hospital
- 9. Strategy Development Context 3. Call to Action • A statement that encourages the audience to take initiative regarding the good or service being promoted. • “Make an Appointment.” • “Join Our Email List.” • “Learn More.” http://loyolamedicine.org
- 12. Goals vs. Objectives 1. Goals are the results that an institution is committed to achieve. a. Broad b. Intangible c. Abstract d. Long-term 1. Objectives are the steps that an institution takes to achieve those goals. a. Specific b. Tangible c. Measurable d. Mid to Short-term
- 13. Goal or Objective? • Audi wants to capture maximum market share. • I want to achieve success in the field of genetic research and do what no one has ever done. • Rush wants to capture 25% of the market.
- 14. 1. SWOT Analysis Selecting a Strategy 2. The 4 Ps 3. Product-Oriented Strategies 4. Market-Oriented
- 16. The 4 Ps 1. Product Strategy 2. Pricing Strategy 3. Place Strategy 4. Promotional Strategy
- 17. Product-Oriented Strategies New ProductExisting Product NewMarket ExistingMarket Diversification Strategy Market Penetration Strategy Market Development Strategy New Product Strategy
- 18. Market-Oriented Strategies Three categories:The Leader Compete for the Top Maintain Your Position
- 19. Market-Oriented Strategies Leading Organizations: ● Dominance Strategy
- 20. Market-Oriented Strategies ● Frontal Attack Strategy ● Flanking Strategy Competing for the top:
- 21. Market-Oriented Strategies Maintaining your position: ● Second-Fiddle Strategy ● Niche Strategy
- 22. Brandin g 3 1. What is a Brand? 2. Brand Identity 3. Brand Image
- 23. Why Brand??
- 25. Corporate Branding ❏ Planned ❏ Strategically Focused ❏ Integrated ❏ Focus ❏ Leadership ❏ Clarity of Purpose ❏ Motivation for Success
- 26. Brand Association Characteristics Reason to buy Quality Benefits Superior Products Promotions Industry Advertising Word of Mouth Competition Effective Brand = Positive Attributes
- 27. Why is branding useful? Barriers for Health Care Industry? ● Local ● Advertising ● Evaluation
- 28. Evaluating a Brand: #1 Identifier?? Organizational Performance! Assess and Adjust! Brand Revitalization
- 29. Health Care Retailers Branding is Essential! Consumer Model: 1. Decide what to brand! 2. Identify brand message 3. Communicate message ● Internal ● External Clear Consistent Continuous
- 30. Chapter 8: Marketing Strategies 3 Takeaways:1. Strategy development is critical to an organization’s success. 2. A marketing strategy should focus on a specific target market or product/service line. 3. Branding enables a customer to distinguish your product from a competitor’s product.
- 31. Questions?
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