PRODUCTGood, idea, method, information, object, service, etc., that is the end result of a process and serves as a need or want satisfier. It is usually a bundle of tangible and intangible attributes (benefits, features, functions, uses) that a seller offers to a buyer for purchase.10/12/20101Marketing by akash
Methods of product differentiationForm DifferentiationThe size, shape, or physical structure of a productFeatures differentiationCalculate customer value and company costAvoid feature fatigueTrim levels (variants)CustomizationMass customization 10/12/20102Marketing by akash
PRODUCT MIX10/12/20103Marketing by akash
Product mix   DefinitionRange of associated products which yield larger sales revenue when marketed together than if they are marketed individually or in isolation of others.10/12/20104Marketing by akash
Product mix chart10/12/20105Marketing by akash
Product mixA company’s product mix has certain Width (How many different product lines)Length (Total number of items in the mix)Depth (How many variants are offered of each product in the line)Consistency (How closely related product lines are)10/12/20106Marketing by akash
Unilever10/12/20107Marketing by akash
Product line analysisBCG Matrix can tell you what to do with different productsEven advance tools can be utilized for thatProduct Mapping (similar to perceptual mapping) 10/12/20108Marketing by akash
Product Line lengthCompany objectives influence product line lengthUp selling (Maruti 800 to Maruti Alto)Cross selling (HP printers and computers both)10/12/20109Marketing by akash
Line stretchingIt can beDown market stretch (lower priced versions to be introduced)Up market stretch (High price versions to be introduced)Two way stretch (High and low price versions both)10/12/201010Marketing by akash

product mix chart

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    PRODUCTGood, idea, method,information, object, service, etc., that is the end result of a process and serves as a need or want satisfier. It is usually a bundle of tangible and intangible attributes (benefits, features, functions, uses) that a seller offers to a buyer for purchase.10/12/20101Marketing by akash
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    Methods of productdifferentiationForm DifferentiationThe size, shape, or physical structure of a productFeatures differentiationCalculate customer value and company costAvoid feature fatigueTrim levels (variants)CustomizationMass customization 10/12/20102Marketing by akash
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    Product mix   DefinitionRangeof associated products which yield larger sales revenue when marketed together than if they are marketed individually or in isolation of others.10/12/20104Marketing by akash
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    Product mixA company’sproduct mix has certain Width (How many different product lines)Length (Total number of items in the mix)Depth (How many variants are offered of each product in the line)Consistency (How closely related product lines are)10/12/20106Marketing by akash
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    Product line analysisBCGMatrix can tell you what to do with different productsEven advance tools can be utilized for thatProduct Mapping (similar to perceptual mapping) 10/12/20108Marketing by akash
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    Product Line lengthCompanyobjectives influence product line lengthUp selling (Maruti 800 to Maruti Alto)Cross selling (HP printers and computers both)10/12/20109Marketing by akash
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    Line stretchingIt canbeDown market stretch (lower priced versions to be introduced)Up market stretch (High price versions to be introduced)Two way stretch (High and low price versions both)10/12/201010Marketing by akash