10 Step Marketing Plan forCentury TunaCarla A. AzucenaJanuary 2011
5 Steps for Part 1(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna PTM are hard-working, image-conscious, casual health buffs Who want to feel and look goodCan choose topical and oral skin care products and other canned tuna Gap is all other brands focus on either skin care or a healthy bodyThe market size is not available.
5 Steps for Part 2(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna is a skin care product you can eatIs 20% premiumUses TV, celebrity endorsers, fun-runs (events), and fitness centersIs distributed in key areasUses a niche approach to win
Print-adYES! Magazine. July 2009
1. Primary Target MarketDemographics(20-40, M<F, socio-economic class AB and some C, living in urban areas)Lifestyle (busy, hard-working, higher educational status, casual health buff) Behavior (non-athletic, image-conscious)
2. My PTM’s NWENeeds from Maslow’s hierarchyWants determine choiceExpectations from the product
2. My PTM’s NWEI achieve self-actualization when I look, feel, and am healthyI want to be beautiful and inside and outsideI want to love the body I am in and have people notice itI want to eat and not feel guiltyI need to eat healthful food
2. My PTM’s NWEHard-working adults need to be appreciated, self esteem, self-actualizationThey choose century tuna over other skin care products because of skin care promises, nutrition, healthy bodyThey expect to be beautiful inside and outside
3. CompetitionDirect: Facial cleansers/toners (e.g. Eskinol, Clean and Clear)Indirect: Glutathione, Vitamin supplements (e.g. Myra E), canned tuna products: San Marino Tuna, 555
3b. Competitive Position MapEskinolClean and ClearMyra ECentury TunaGlutathione555San Marino Tuna
3b. Competitive Position Map
4. Gap between customers and competitionCentury tuna is the only brandThat provides a healthy body and good skinThat keeps the skin young and fresh lookingFor hard-working, image-conscious, casual health buffsWho want to feel beautiful inside and outsideNo other brand has a similar positionOthers focus on either skin care or a healthy body
5. Market SizeNot available in the print-ad
The Marketing Mix StrategyPart 2: Steps 6 to 10
6a. Photo of Product
6a. Photo of Product
6a. Photo of Direct Competitors
6a. Photo of Indirect Competitors
6b. Product DescriptionCanned tunaHas a very high level of Omega-3 Which reduces the body’s production of inflammatory compoundsPrevents collagen breakdownkeeps the skin young and fresh-lookingHealthy addition to the diet
7. PricesCentury tuna plain (180g)	  P25.75Century tuna Adobo (180g)	  P21.70Century tuna hot & spicy (180g)P25.75Century tuna (100g)		  P16.2020% premium compared to facial toners (no. of products consumed/week)10% premium compared to other tuna products
8a. PromoPromote through TV and print-adsGet celebrity endorsersSponsor fun runs and fitness activitiesSet-up kiosks in fitness centers Offer discounts, give free samples, and recipe booklets
8b. Competitor PromoPrint-ads, commercialsCelebrity endorsers
9. PlaceSupermarkets, sari-sari stores, convenience outlets, fitness centersKey areas (urban areas)Pick-up by customersCash and credit transaction
10. Winning Generic StrategyCentury Tuna’s main strategy is to dominate a new market segment of hard-working, busy hard-working adults who want to be beautiful inside and outside.
SUMMARY
5 Steps for Part 1(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna PTM are hard-working, image-conscious, casual health buffs Who want to feel and look goodCan choose topical and oral skin care products and other canned tuna Gap is all other brands focus on either skin care or a healthy bodyThe market size is not available.
5 Steps for Part 2(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna is a skin care product in the form of a healthy food itemIs 20% premiumUses TV, celebrity endorsers, fun-runs (events), and fitness centersIs distributed in key areasUses a niche approach to win
10 Step Marketing Plan forCentury Tuna

Century tuna

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    10 Step MarketingPlan forCentury TunaCarla A. AzucenaJanuary 2011
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    5 Steps forPart 1(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna PTM are hard-working, image-conscious, casual health buffs Who want to feel and look goodCan choose topical and oral skin care products and other canned tuna Gap is all other brands focus on either skin care or a healthy bodyThe market size is not available.
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    5 Steps forPart 2(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna is a skin care product you can eatIs 20% premiumUses TV, celebrity endorsers, fun-runs (events), and fitness centersIs distributed in key areasUses a niche approach to win
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    1. Primary TargetMarketDemographics(20-40, M<F, socio-economic class AB and some C, living in urban areas)Lifestyle (busy, hard-working, higher educational status, casual health buff) Behavior (non-athletic, image-conscious)
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    2. My PTM’sNWENeeds from Maslow’s hierarchyWants determine choiceExpectations from the product
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    2. My PTM’sNWEI achieve self-actualization when I look, feel, and am healthyI want to be beautiful and inside and outsideI want to love the body I am in and have people notice itI want to eat and not feel guiltyI need to eat healthful food
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    2. My PTM’sNWEHard-working adults need to be appreciated, self esteem, self-actualizationThey choose century tuna over other skin care products because of skin care promises, nutrition, healthy bodyThey expect to be beautiful inside and outside
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    3. CompetitionDirect: Facialcleansers/toners (e.g. Eskinol, Clean and Clear)Indirect: Glutathione, Vitamin supplements (e.g. Myra E), canned tuna products: San Marino Tuna, 555
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    3b. Competitive PositionMapEskinolClean and ClearMyra ECentury TunaGlutathione555San Marino Tuna
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    4. Gap betweencustomers and competitionCentury tuna is the only brandThat provides a healthy body and good skinThat keeps the skin young and fresh lookingFor hard-working, image-conscious, casual health buffsWho want to feel beautiful inside and outsideNo other brand has a similar positionOthers focus on either skin care or a healthy body
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    5. Market SizeNotavailable in the print-ad
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    The Marketing MixStrategyPart 2: Steps 6 to 10
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    6a. Photo ofDirect Competitors
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    6a. Photo ofIndirect Competitors
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    6b. Product DescriptionCannedtunaHas a very high level of Omega-3 Which reduces the body’s production of inflammatory compoundsPrevents collagen breakdownkeeps the skin young and fresh-lookingHealthy addition to the diet
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    7. PricesCentury tunaplain (180g) P25.75Century tuna Adobo (180g) P21.70Century tuna hot & spicy (180g)P25.75Century tuna (100g) P16.2020% premium compared to facial toners (no. of products consumed/week)10% premium compared to other tuna products
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    8a. PromoPromote throughTV and print-adsGet celebrity endorsersSponsor fun runs and fitness activitiesSet-up kiosks in fitness centers Offer discounts, give free samples, and recipe booklets
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    8b. Competitor PromoPrint-ads,commercialsCelebrity endorsers
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    9. PlaceSupermarkets, sari-saristores, convenience outlets, fitness centersKey areas (urban areas)Pick-up by customersCash and credit transaction
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    10. Winning GenericStrategyCentury Tuna’s main strategy is to dominate a new market segment of hard-working, busy hard-working adults who want to be beautiful inside and outside.
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    5 Steps forPart 1(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna PTM are hard-working, image-conscious, casual health buffs Who want to feel and look goodCan choose topical and oral skin care products and other canned tuna Gap is all other brands focus on either skin care or a healthy bodyThe market size is not available.
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    5 Steps forPart 2(PTM and Positioning)Century tuna is a skin care product in the form of a healthy food itemIs 20% premiumUses TV, celebrity endorsers, fun-runs (events), and fitness centersIs distributed in key areasUses a niche approach to win
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    10 Step MarketingPlan forCentury Tuna