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P&G is a global leader in consumer goods with over a dozen billion-dollar brands and the largest financial commitment to marketing and advertising. While P&G had $78.94 billion in sales and $12.74 billion in net sales in 2010, their main problem is determining their marketing strategy to build customer relationships and constantly innovate. P&G focuses on satisfying customers through superior products and monthly evaluations of new launches to achieve market leadership through their brand manager system.
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he 1990s will belong to the customer. And that is great news
for the marketer.
Technology is transforming choice, and choice is trans-
forming the marketplace. As a result, we are witnessing the
emergence of a new marketing paradigm - not a "do more" market-
ing that simply turns up the volume on the sales spiels of the past
but a knowledge- and experience-based marketing that represents
tbe once-and-for-all death of the salesman.
Marketing's transformation is driven by tbe enormous power and
ubiquitous spread of tecbnology. So pervasive is technology today
tbat it is virtually meaningless to make distinctions between tech-
nology and nontecbnology businesses and industries: tbere arc
only tecbnology companies. Tecbnology has moved into products,
the workplace, and the marketplace with astonishing speed and
thorougbness. Seventy years after tbey were invented, fractional
borsepower motors are in some IS to 20 bousebold products in tbe
average American home today. In less than 20 years, the micropro-
cessor has achieved a similar penetration. TWenty years ago, there
Regis McKenna is chairman of Regis McKenna Inc., a Palo Alto-head-
quartered marketing consulting firm that advises some of America's
leading high-tech companies. He is also a general partner of Kleiner
Perkins Caufield &) Byers, a technology venture-capital company. He is
the author of Who's Afraid of Big Blue? (Addison-Wesley, 1989) and The
Regis Touch (Addison-Wesley, 1985].
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MARKETING IS EVERYTHING
were fewer than 50,000 computers in use,- today more than .50,000
computers are purchased every day.
The defining characteristic of this new technological push is pro-
grammahility. In a computer chip, programmability means the
capability to alter a command, so that one chip can perform a
variety of prescribed functions and produce a variety of pre-
scribed outcomes. On the factory floor, programmability trans-
forms the production operation, enabling one machine to pro-
duce a wide variety of models and products. More broadly,
programmability is the new corporate capability to produce more
and more varieties and choices for customers - even to offer each
individual customer the chance to design and implement the
"program" that will yield the precise product, service.
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Role Value Of Advertising
La publicité est un outil de l’économie. C’est celui qui est le plus souvent critiqué. Par les consommateurs qui prétendent assez facilement que la publicité n’exerce aucune influence sur leurs choix de consommation. Par les gouvernements et partis politiques qui désirent soit la contrôler, soit la taxer ou qui voudraient quelles soient très efficaces lorsqu’il s’agit de “vendre” leurs idées, leurs programmes ou leur image.
Oui, la publicité joue un rôle important dans l’économie. Et, ce plus particulièrement en temps de crise car elle est l’un des rares moteurs qui peuvent remettre en marché le système économique.
Pour ces raisons et pour bien d’autres, nous vous invitons à prendre connaissance du dossier Power Point réalisé par la Fédération Mondiale des Annonceurs.
Vous ne regarderez plus jamais la publicité comme vous l’avez fait jusqu’à présent.
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© 2009 - Best Of Marketing - http://www.bestofmarketing.com - Bernhard Adriaensens – Consultant et Conférencier International en Marketing et Management
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Pepsi dramatically shifted its marketing strategy away from traditional Super Bowl advertising towards a $20 million social media campaign called the "Pepsi Refresh Project" that focuses on funding social good ideas. This represented a larger trend of mainstream marketing companies moving significant portions of their budgets from traditional advertising to non-traditional methods like social media, guerilla marketing, and product sampling. While difficult to precisely measure, one analysis found that non-traditional marketing now accounts for over 70% of total marketing spending. Pepsi's bold move was a test case that other large companies are watching closely to determine if such non-traditional strategies can provide a meaningful lift in sales.
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- 2. OUTLINE .COMPANY FACTS .P&G BACKGROUND .MAIN PROBLEM .MARKETING AT P&G .CONCLUSION
- 4. FACTS . .GLOBAL LEADER IN CONSUMER GOODS. .MORE THAN A DOZEN BILLION DOLLAR BRANDS. .THE FIRST COMPANY TO ADVERTISE DIRECTLY TO CONSUMER. .WORLD’S LARGEST INANCIAL COMMITMENT TO MARKETING AND ADVERTISING.
- 5. P&G’S FINANCIAL COMMITMENT TO ADVERTISING .8.68 BILLION ADVERTISING BUDGET (2010) .78.94 BILLION SALES HIT(2010) .12.74 BILLION -NET SALES(2010) .186.63 BILLION- MARKET CAPITALISATION
- 7. HEALTH CARE
- 10. P&G MARKETING STRATEGY BUILDING CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT(CRM) CONSTANT INNOVATION
- 11. .BRAND MANAGER SYSTEM .SATISFY THE CUSTOMER IN A SUPERIOR WAY TO WIN OVER THE COMPETITION AND ACHIEVE LEADING POSITION IN THE MARKET .ORGANISE QUALITATIVE CONSUMER TESTING AND RUN MONTHLY EVALUATIONS OF NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH.
- 12. CRM PURPOSE: ENABLES ORGANISATIONS TO GAIN ADVANTAGE OVER IT’S COMPETITORS. FOCUS: CREATING VALUE FOR THE CUSTOMER AND THE COMPANY OVER THE LONG TERM. .CRM AND RETAINING CUSTOMERS ARE IMPORTANT FOR CORPORATE PERFORMANCE
- 16. Conclusion .P&G is a company with a strong R&d and consumer research ,high quality performance , powerful innovation ,evolving marketing strategy ,strong marketing talent and strong commitment on media spending budget.
- 17. THANK YOU