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- 2. Table of Contents No Contents 1 Developing & Communicating a Positioning Strategy 2 Positioning Errors 3 Types of Positioning 4 Adding Further Differentiation 5 Differentiation Tools 6 Differentiation Variables
- 3. Developing & Communicating a Positioning Strategy Marketing strategies are built on: Segmentation Targeting Positioning A company identifies the different needs and groups in a market place, targets those needs and groups that it can satisfy in a superior way, and then positions its offerings so that the target market recognizes the company’s distinctive offering and image
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- 5. Positioning • It is the act of designing the company’s offering and image to occupy a distinctive place in the mind of the target market • Value proposition is the end result of positioning; a reason as to why the target market should buy the product
- 6. Example Company & Product Target Customers Benefits Price Value Proposition Nandos – Chicken Quality conscious consumers of chicken Healthy 15% premium Healthy, tender chicken at a moderate premium price Domino’s - Pizza Convenience minded pizza lovers Delivery speed and good quality 12% premium Hot, tasty pizza delivered to your door at a moderate price
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- 8. Positioning Possibility • Attribute positioning - company position it self on an attribute.. Size, number of years existence • Benefit positioning – positioned as the leader in a certain benefit • Use or application positioning – positioning the product as best for some use • User positioning – position the product as best for some user group
- 9. Positioning Possibility • Competitor positioning – product claim to be better in some way • Product category positioning – positioned as the leader in a certain category • Quality or price positioning – positioned as offering the best value
- 10. Adding Further Differentiation • Important • Distinctive • Superior • Preemptive • Affordable • Profitable
- 11. Differentiation Tools Volume Industry Stalemated Industry
- 12. Differentiation Tools Fragmented Industry Specialized Industry
- 13. Differentiation Variables Product Services Personnel Channel Image Form Ordering Ease Competence Coverage Symbols Features Delivery Courtesy Expertise Media Performance Installation Credibility Performance Atmosphere Conformance Customer Training Reliability Events Durability Customer Consulting Responsiveness Reliability Maintenance & Repair Communication Reparability Style Design
- 14. Product Differentiation Form - color, size , shape Feature – Varying feature
- 15. Product Differentiation Performance Quality- low, average, high and superior Conformance – Meet the promised specification
- 16. Product Differentiation Durability – long lasting, durable quality Style – Describe products look and feel the customer to buy
- 17. Service Differentiation Ordering Ease – how easy to place order Delivery – Speed, accuracy, care attending
- 18. Service Differentiation Installation – Make product operational on the planed area Customer training – Train the customer how to operate the product
- 19. Service Differentiation Maintenance and repair – Maintenance and repair service program for helping customers Miscellaneous service – Find other ways to differentiate customer service
- 20. Personnel • Competence • Courtesy • Credibility • Reliability • Responsiveness • Communication
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