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Toyota became the world's largest automaker through product differentiation across its brands like Toyota, Lexus, and Scion. It offered various features, customization options, and prices points. Toyota focused on stretching its product lines and filling gaps. Its manufacturing excellence allowed it to produce many models simultaneously. However, Toyota's rapid growth led to quality and safety issues that damaged its brand and market share. Following mass recalls, Toyota is working to regain consumer trust through incentives.
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In the following slides, the product strategy of Toyota is discussed and it outline the means through which its differentiates it's brand. These slides have been created by Ritvik Anand during a distant Marketing Internship at IIM Lucknow under the guidance of Professor Sameer Mathur.
Toyota Product Strategy
1. Toyota Product strategy
2.About Toyota
3.History
4.Toyota's Global Business
5.Product Strategy
6. Product Differentiation
7. Market Segmentation
8. Total Market Segmentation
9.Product mix& product line
10.Product mix& product line
11.Product mix& product line
12.Price
13.Place
14.Promotion
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16.Questions?
17.Case study question 1
18.Case study question 1
19.Case study question 2
20. Summary
21. Disclaimer
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In the following slides, the product strategy of Toyota is discussed and it outline the means through which its differentiates it's brand. These slides have been created by Ritvik Anand during a distant Marketing Internship at IIM Lucknow under the guidance of Professor Sameer Mathur.
Toyota Product Strategy
1. Toyota Product strategy
2.About Toyota
3.History
4.Toyota's Global Business
5.Product Strategy
6. Product Differentiation
7. Market Segmentation
8. Total Market Segmentation
9.Product mix& product line
10.Product mix& product line
11.Product mix& product line
12.Price
13.Place
14.Promotion
15.Promotion
16.Questions?
17.Case study question 1
18.Case study question 1
19.Case study question 2
20. Summary
21. Disclaimer
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- 3. IN 2006,TOYOTA EARNED OVER $11 BILLION-MORE THAN ALL OTHER MAJOR AUTOMAKERS COMBINED. IN 2007,IT EDGED PAST GENERAL MOTORS TO BECOME THE WORLD’S LARGEST CAR MAKER.
- 4. HOW WAS IT ABLE TO GROW SO MUCH BIGGER THAN OTHER AUTO MANUFACTURER
- 5. AT THE HEART OF A GREAT BRAND IS A GREAT PRODUCT
- 6. TOYOTA DIFFERNTIATES ITS PRODUCTS FROM COMPETITORS IN VARIOUS WAYS
- 7. FEATURES
- 8. CUSTOMIZATION LOWER COST SCIONS MID-PRICED CAMRYS LUXURY LEXUS
- 10. PERFORMANCE &CONFORMANCE QUALITY & STYLE
- 11. ADVERTISING
- 12. TOYOTA FOCUSED ON STRECHING ITS PRODUCT LINES AND LINE FILLING.
- 13. ANOTHER BIG REASON BEHIND TOYOTA’S SUCCESS IS ITS MANUFACTURING.THE FIRM IS THE MASTER OF LEAN MANUFACTURING AND CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT IN INNOVATIONS. ITS PLANTS CAN MAKE AS MANY AS EIGHT DIFFERENT MODELS AT THE SAME TIME.
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- 16. PRODUCT DESIGN TOYOTA PRODUCTS RESEMBLES BOLD SIMPLICITY REAL AUTHENTICITY TOYOTA WORKERS ARE VERY GOOD INVOLVED IN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY OF CONSUMERS.
- 17. TOYOTA MUSIC FESTIVAL STRATEGY Music is a powerful platform for reaching millions and multicultural audiences, a fact not lost on Toyota
- 18. HARMONIZING WITH THE ENVIRONMENT Globally, Toyota has indicated a strong and diverse commitment to the pursuit of harmonious growth through its technically advanced and environment-friendly products.
- 19. HAS TOYOTA DONE THE RIGHT THING BY MANUFACTURING A CAR BRAND FOR EVERYONE ??
- 20. TOYOTA TARGETED ALL SEGMENTS OF MARKET DESIGNING DIFFERENT PRODUCTS LISTENING TO DIFFERENT CUSTOMERS OCCUPYING A MAJOR PORTION OF MARKET SHARES AND PROFITS. BUT???
- 21. THIS QUICK GROWTH THAN OTHER MANUFACTURERS LEAD TO QUALITY AND SAFETY CONCERNS DAMAGING THE BRAND AND MARKET SHARE.
- 22. TOYOTA LOSE ITS SALES WORLDWIDE AND MARKETSHARE DROPPED 4PERCENT IN THE FIRST 3 MONTHS OF RECALL. TOYOTA IS WORKING TO BRING ITS CONSUMERS BACK TO ITS BRAND OFFERING INCENTIVES SUCH AS 2YEARS OF FREE MAINTAINANCE AND ZERO PERCENT FINANCING.
- 23. SUMMARY 1. INTRODUCTION OF TOYOTA 2. PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATIONS. 3. ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE THE PRODUCT 4. PROBLEMS DURING THE GROWTH 5. COMPANIES PERSPECTIVES TO OVERCOME IT.
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