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][Welcome to Marketing Strategy Understanding
Market Oportunities
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. 4-2 The Seven Domains of Attractive Opportunities Macro Level Micro Level Market Domains Industry Domains Mission, Ability to Aspirations, Execute Propensity on CSFs for Risk Connectedness up and down Value Chain Team Domains Market Attractiveness Target Segment Benefits and Attractiveness Industry Attractiveness Sustainable Advantage
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Market Industry A group of individuals or organizations (i.e., buyers) having the willingness and ability to buy goods or services to satisfy a particular class of wants or needs A group of organizations (i.e., sellers) offering goods or services that are similar and close substitutes for one another The distinction between market and industry is important because: •Assessments of market and industry attractiveness differ, and use different analytical tools •Companies need to account for sellers from other industries serving their target market 2-3
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Situation Analysis • One of the most widely used approaches to the collection and analysis of marketing information is the situation analysis. • The purpose of the situation analysis is to describe current and future issues and key trends as they affect three key environments: the internal environment, the customer environment, and the external environment. • There are many issues to be considered in a situation analysis. When viewed together, the data collected during the situation analysis gives the organization a big picture of the issues and trends that affect its ability to deliver value to stakeholders. • These efforts drive the development of the organization’s competitive advantages and strategic focus 1-4
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Conducting a Situation Analysis • Analysis Alone Is Not a Solution • Data Is Not the Same as Information • The Benefits of Analysis Must Outweigh the Costs • Conducting a Situation Analysis Is a Challenging Exercise 1-6
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. The Internal Environment • The first aspect of a situation analysis involves the critical evaluation of the firm’s internal environment with respect to its objectives, strategy, performance, allocation of resources, structural characteristics, and political climate. • Or in short: - Review of Current Objectives, Strategy, and Performance - Availability of Resources - Organizational Culture and Structure 1-8
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. The Customer Environment • Who Are Our Current and Potential Customers? • What Do Customers Do with Our Products? • Where Do Customers Purchase Our Products? • When Do Customers Purchase Our Products? • Why (and How) Do Customers Select Our Products? • Why Do Potential Customers Not Purchase Our Products? 1-10
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Competition 1. Brand competitors, which market products with similar features and benefits to the same customers at similar prices. 2. Product competitors, which compete in the same product class, but with products that are different in features, benefits, and price. 3. Generic competitors, which market very different products that solve the same problem or satisfy the same basic customer need. 4. Total budget competitors, which compete for the limited financial resources of the same customers. 1-14
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Competitive Analysis 1. Identification. Identify all current and potential brand, product, generic, and total budget competitors. 2. Characteristics. Focus on key competitors by assessing the size, growth, profitability, objectives, strategies, and target markets of each one. 3. Assessment. Assess each key competitor’s strengths and weaknesses, including the major capabilities and vulnerabilities that each possesses within its functional areas (marketing, research and development, production, human resources, etc.) 4. Capabilities. Focus the analysis on each key competitor’s marketing capabilities in terms of its products, distribution, promotion, and pricing. 5. Response. Estimate each key competitor’s most likely strategies and responses under different environmental situations, as well as its reactions to the firm’s own marketing efforts.
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Collecting Marketing Data and Information • Secondary Information Sources - Internal Data Sources - Government Sources - Book and Periodical Sources - Commercial Sources • Primary Data Collection - Direct observation - Focus groups - Surveys - Experiments 1-16
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. SWOT Analysis • Many consider SWOT analysis to be one of the most effective tools in the analysis of marketing data and information. • SWOT analysis is a simple, straightforward framework that provides direction and serves as a catalyst for the development of viable marketing plans. • It fulfills this role by structuring the assessment of the fit between what a firm can and cannot do (strengths and weaknesses), and the environmental conditions working for and against the firm (opportunities and threats). • When performed correctly, a SWOT analysis not only organizes data and information, it can be especially useful in uncovering competitive advantages that can be leveraged in the firm’s marketing strategy. 1-17
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. SWOT-Driven Strategic Planning • Strengths and Weaknesses • Opportunities and Threats • The SWOT Matrix 1-21
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Competitive Advantage • Developing and Leveraging Competitive Advantages - Operational Excellence - Product Leadership. - Customer Intimacy
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Establishing a Strategic Focus Using the results of the SWOT analysis as a guide, a firm might consider four general directions for its strategic efforts: 1. Aggressive (many internal strengths/many external opportunities). Firms in this enviable position can develop marketing strategies to aggressively take on multiple opportunities. Expansion and growth, with new products and new markets, are the keys to an aggressive approach. 2. Diversification (many internal strengths/many external threats). Firms in this position have a great deal to offer, but external factors weaken their ability to pursue aggressive strategies. To help offset these threats, firms can use marketing strategy to diversify their portfolio of products, markets, or even business units.
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Establishing a Strategic Focus (cont’d) 3. Turnaround (many internal weaknesses/many external opportunities). Firms often pursue turnaround strategies because they find themselves in the situation—often temporary—of having too many internal problems to consider strategies that will take advantage of external opportunities. In these cases, firms typically have to put their own house back in order before looking beyond their current products or markets. 4. Defensive (many internal weaknesses/many external threats). Firms take a defensive posture when they become overwhelmed by internal and external problems simultaneously.
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Macroenvironmental Trends Analysis • Unfavorable macro trends that negatively influence market demand can have a devastating effect on the performance of firms serving that market. Similarly, favorable trends exert positive forces that make it easier for firms to perform well. Thus, the influence of macroenvironmental trends can be pervasive and powerful. • Implications of macro trends: •Demographic trends can result in rapidly growing markets or on the flip side, can make markets less attractive than they once were. •Sociocultural trends can result in changes of consumer tastes and behavior. •Economic trends influence the level of demand in most markets, but they are particularly important in capital goods markets, real estate, and other markets where sensitivity to interest rates and the level of household or corporate income can be extreme. •Regulation and deregulation in the political/legal environment can change the attractiveness of a market. •Technological trends often create attractive new markets or change existing markets. •Trends in the natural environment can affect market attractiveness. 2-31
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. How Macro Trends Can Affect Businesses • Demographic trend examples/businesses affected: •Graying of the population/nursing homes, hospitals •Increase in ethnic population/food, clothing industries • Sociocultural trend examples/businesses affected •Evolution of the family structure (less traditional structure)/food, women’s apparel (business attire) •Exercise for both genders is in/exercise clothing, sports beverages • Economic trend examples/businesses affected •Increase or decrease of interest rates/capital goods, real estate •Free trade agreements/goods and services 2-33
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. How Macro Trends Can Affect Businesses • Regulatory trend examples/businesses affected •Government regulation/food, drug •Government deregulation/airlines, trucking, railroads, telecommunications, and banking • Technological trend examples/businesses affected •Development of fiber-optic cables/telecommunications, computers •Production of more disease-resistant livestock and plants/farming and ranching, food • Physical trend examples/businesses affected •Global warming/ ski resorts, winter tourism 2-34
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Industry Attractiveness It makes sense to play in a game with more winners! • Average firm profitability varies from industry to industry. • In some industries (e.g., pharmaceuticals) most firms are highly profitable. In others (e.g., restaurants) the failure rate is high and average returns on equity are low. • It’s easier to raise capital and acquire other resources in attractive industries .
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Example Five Forces Analysis of the Attractiveness of Worldwide Cell Phone Service Industry In Early 2004 • Rivalry is high leading to high customer churn: unfavorable • Products are differentiated through new features and services, customer switching costs are low. • Threat of new entrants is low: moderately favorable • While rapid pace of technological change may bring new entrants based on new technologies (i.e.packet switching, satellites) new service providers must purchase a bandwidth licence by spending billions. • Supplier power is high: moderately unfavorable • Governments have raised the price of additional bandwidth through auctions. • Buyer power is low: very favorable • Even large customers have little power to set terms and conditions in this oligopolistic industry. • Threat of substitutes is high: moderately unfavorable • PDAs or new multimedia devices could replace cell phones. • Overall conclusion: only 2 out of 5 forces are favorable. Thus the cellular phone industry is not particularly attractive at this time. 2-38
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Macro Level Analysis Micro Level Analysis The macro level of analysis The micro level of analysis looks at aggregate markets looks at customers individually – it takes the overall perspective on markets: their size; growth rates in terms of customer numbers and in value terms; etc. – whether trade customers, or end consumers or business users – to understand the attractiveness of the particular market segments. 2-40
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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Markets at the Micro Level Industries at the Micro Level •Involves looking individually at customers to understand the attractiveness of the target segment •Involves looking at the company and whether it has a sustainable competitive advantage Key questions: - Is there a clearly identified source of customer pain? - Does the provide offering provide customer benefits that other solutions do not? - Is the target segment likely to grow? Is it a springboard to other segments? Key question: - What is the basis of competitive advantage? • Proprietary technology, brand, etc • Superior organizational processes, capabilities or resources • Economically viable business model 2-41
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