3. Swot Analysis
1 Strength
3 Competitive Pricing
2
1 Quality Product
Differentiated line of
products
4 Strong distribution
channel
5 Modern Manufacture
facilities
4. Swot Analysis
1 Weakness
3 New
to the Market
1 Insufficient
Promotional activities
2 Big Market
Competitor
4 Inability to catch
Present trend
5 Vat and tax
barrier
5. Swot Analysis
1 Opportunities
Despite political turbulence a segment of our middle-class is coming up with reasonable buying power. Many of
them are women who are decision maker so the city stores our products may attract them as whole of the family
footwear can be available there.
Consumer like differentiated products.
They like to shop in a store where they serve the whole family.
More competition results in more campaign for products.
6. Swot Analysis
1 Threats
1. Political instability affects the supply of raw materials and distribution of
finished products.
2. New companies like Bata, Apex, Homeland, Pegasus of Bangladesh and
the foreign companies like Nike,
Reebok, Adidas are already in the market with good quality product. Have to
keep up with them respect of quality.
3. Rapid market expansion program by organized competitors like BATA.
8. Product Opportunity
3
Easy Steps is a footwear company that will launch new products in the market
which were not available in the market before. Our unique product attractive
looks product for upper middle and upper income group. Bata, Apex, Liberty and
others competitors are focus on comfort but we are here to change the lifestyle
of people. We will launch waterproof, sweet absorber, customized shoes. Which
will create a huge impact on the market which others competitor cannot think of
the market is staging. We are here to bring new trend to the market.
10. Market Segment
V a l s
1 Innovators
2 Thinkers
3 Achievers
4 Experiencers
6
5 Believers
Striver
7 Makers
8 Survivors
11. Target Market
Basically our target customers are youth. Age 18-35. Our business is
more focused to them. We also have few plan for other customers .
12. Marketing Strategy & Mix
Product Price
Promotion Place
Advertising
Sales Force
Publicity
Channel
Inventory
Logistics
Brand
Packaging
Service
List Price
Discount
Credit Terms
14. Brand Positioning Strategy
Product Positioning Strategy
Pricing as a
positioning strategy
Positioning strategy
based on Product Class
Positioning Based on
Uniqueness
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