By understanding the market and its dynamics, entrepreneurs can make informed decisions, develop effective strategies, and increase the likelihood of business success.
Customer discovery is a crucial component of the entrepreneurial process, foc...Dr. Prof. Kiran Shinde
Customer discovery is a crucial component of the entrepreneurial process, focusing on understanding the needs, preferences, and pain points of potential customers
The document discusses various steps and concepts related to identifying business opportunities including generating ideas, screening opportunities, formulating business concepts, and conducting market analysis. It describes scanning the external environment to identify customer needs and macro trends. The screening process involves analyzing opportunities at the personal and firm level. Methods of collecting market intelligence like surveys and publications are outlined. Conducting an environmental analysis and identifying threats and opportunities is described as part of formulating the business concept. Key aspects of market analysis like market size, segments, trends, and industry cost structure are also summarized.
This document provides an overview of key marketing concepts including the 4Ps of marketing (product, price, place, promotion), market research, analysis, planning, strategies, advertising, competitor analysis, and SWOT analysis. It explains that marketing is the process of communicating products to customers and involves product research, determining price value, distribution access, and promotional information. Market research provides statistics on customer tastes, needs, and trends. Marketing planning forms a strategy for marketing activities considering financial, product, sales, and advertising data. Competitor analysis assesses other businesses' strengths, weaknesses, and how a company can position itself competitively. A SWOT analysis identifies internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats to help create a strategic marketing
This document discusses market identification and analysis. It defines a market as the sum of all buyers and sellers in an area and notes that market analysis is a tool to identify and assess business opportunities. The objectives of market analysis are to determine market attractiveness, find new opportunities, target niche markets, position products, and understand market dynamics. Key dimensions of analysis include market size, segments, trends, growth rates, profitability, costs, distribution channels, and success factors. Research methods like surveys, interviews, and observations are used. Target markets are identified using demographic and lifestyle characteristics. Market segmentation divides the market into slices based on demographic, psychological, behavioral, and geographic characteristics.
This document provides tips for conducting market opportunity analysis to identify new business opportunities. It recommends researching customers and competitors to understand market demand and competitor strengths and weaknesses. It also suggests getting a high-level view of the market size, growth, buyers, barriers to entry, and competition. Finally, it advises understanding business environment factors like technology, regulations, economics, and social trends to properly analyze market opportunities.
What do you mean by Market research, Concept of Market Research, Application of Market Research, Advantages of Market Research, Process of Market Research, Market Information.
This document provides an outline for the contents of an effective marketing plan. It details sections that should be included such as the executive summary, company background, market analysis, marketing strategy, and financial projections. The marketing plan outline provides guidance on what to include in each section, such as sales and profit objectives in the goals and objectives section, and strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the SWOT analysis. The document emphasizes that an effective marketing plan is backed by market research and shows how the strategies outlined will help the business meet its goals.
The document discusses identifying potential markets for entrepreneurial opportunities. It describes conducting market research to understand customer needs, analyzing competitors, validating concepts with prototypes or pilot tests, segmenting the market, and assessing financial viability and risks. Key steps in market research include identifying problems or gaps, competitor analysis, customer profiling, and analyzing market size and growth potential. Validation involves getting customer feedback on minimum viable products. Market segmentation divides the market and identifies target segments. Trend analysis and gap analysis can reveal opportunities. Financial analysis estimates profitability and assesses risks. Entrepreneurs must have an optimistic mindset, passion, and intuition to successfully identify opportunities.
Customer discovery is a crucial component of the entrepreneurial process, foc...Dr. Prof. Kiran Shinde
Customer discovery is a crucial component of the entrepreneurial process, focusing on understanding the needs, preferences, and pain points of potential customers
The document discusses various steps and concepts related to identifying business opportunities including generating ideas, screening opportunities, formulating business concepts, and conducting market analysis. It describes scanning the external environment to identify customer needs and macro trends. The screening process involves analyzing opportunities at the personal and firm level. Methods of collecting market intelligence like surveys and publications are outlined. Conducting an environmental analysis and identifying threats and opportunities is described as part of formulating the business concept. Key aspects of market analysis like market size, segments, trends, and industry cost structure are also summarized.
This document provides an overview of key marketing concepts including the 4Ps of marketing (product, price, place, promotion), market research, analysis, planning, strategies, advertising, competitor analysis, and SWOT analysis. It explains that marketing is the process of communicating products to customers and involves product research, determining price value, distribution access, and promotional information. Market research provides statistics on customer tastes, needs, and trends. Marketing planning forms a strategy for marketing activities considering financial, product, sales, and advertising data. Competitor analysis assesses other businesses' strengths, weaknesses, and how a company can position itself competitively. A SWOT analysis identifies internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats to help create a strategic marketing
This document discusses market identification and analysis. It defines a market as the sum of all buyers and sellers in an area and notes that market analysis is a tool to identify and assess business opportunities. The objectives of market analysis are to determine market attractiveness, find new opportunities, target niche markets, position products, and understand market dynamics. Key dimensions of analysis include market size, segments, trends, growth rates, profitability, costs, distribution channels, and success factors. Research methods like surveys, interviews, and observations are used. Target markets are identified using demographic and lifestyle characteristics. Market segmentation divides the market into slices based on demographic, psychological, behavioral, and geographic characteristics.
This document provides tips for conducting market opportunity analysis to identify new business opportunities. It recommends researching customers and competitors to understand market demand and competitor strengths and weaknesses. It also suggests getting a high-level view of the market size, growth, buyers, barriers to entry, and competition. Finally, it advises understanding business environment factors like technology, regulations, economics, and social trends to properly analyze market opportunities.
What do you mean by Market research, Concept of Market Research, Application of Market Research, Advantages of Market Research, Process of Market Research, Market Information.
This document provides an outline for the contents of an effective marketing plan. It details sections that should be included such as the executive summary, company background, market analysis, marketing strategy, and financial projections. The marketing plan outline provides guidance on what to include in each section, such as sales and profit objectives in the goals and objectives section, and strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the SWOT analysis. The document emphasizes that an effective marketing plan is backed by market research and shows how the strategies outlined will help the business meet its goals.
The document discusses identifying potential markets for entrepreneurial opportunities. It describes conducting market research to understand customer needs, analyzing competitors, validating concepts with prototypes or pilot tests, segmenting the market, and assessing financial viability and risks. Key steps in market research include identifying problems or gaps, competitor analysis, customer profiling, and analyzing market size and growth potential. Validation involves getting customer feedback on minimum viable products. Market segmentation divides the market and identifies target segments. Trend analysis and gap analysis can reveal opportunities. Financial analysis estimates profitability and assesses risks. Entrepreneurs must have an optimistic mindset, passion, and intuition to successfully identify opportunities.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective marketing plan. It recommends including an overview of the company and products, a market analysis examining competitors and trends, and strategies for product development, promotion, pricing, and finances. The plan aims to improve competitive positioning by demonstrating a thorough understanding of the market and strategies for gaining customers and market share.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective marketing plan. An effective plan is backed by market research and professional advice. It helps improve competitive advantage by recognizing trends, developing loyal customers, and demonstrating that a product is innovative. The plan should include sections on goals, objectives, pricing, products, market analysis, environmental analysis, suppliers, and social/cultural factors. Conducting thorough research and understanding customers, competitors and the business environment are essential to creating a strategic marketing plan.
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This document provides an overview of tools and processes for conducting global marketing research and analysis. It discusses PESTEL analysis for examining political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental factors. It also explains SWOT analysis for identifying internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. The document then outlines the global marketing research process and types of research conducted, including on industries, buyers, products, distribution and promotion. It introduces decision support systems and sales forecasting techniques used in international marketing.
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This document provides an overview of key marketing concepts including definitions of marketing, market, marketing management, needs, wants, demand, target market, marketing vs selling, value proposition, value delivery, potential market vs penetrated market, market demand and market share, micro and macro environment, marketing intelligence systems, marketing information systems, demographic, technical, political, legal, and economic environmental factors, marketing research, focus groups, experimental research, marketing metrics, and sales forecast. Key terms are defined and examples are provided for many concepts.
The document provides guidance on how to write an effective marketing plan in 3 stages:
1) Research and planning to understand customers and opportunities.
2) Developing objectives and strategies to exploit opportunities identified in stage 1.
3) Determining actions, measurements, and controls to implement strategies and track success.
The plan should be a written document that provides direction and is referred to throughout the year.
This document provides an overview of marketing information systems. It defines marketing information systems and outlines their key characteristics and components. The marketing research process and various techniques are also described. The document emphasizes that marketing information systems are important as they help businesses understand customer needs, evaluate market trends, make informed decisions, and develop effective marketing strategies through systematic collection and analysis of data.
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Marketing Plan Guidelines
MKT/711 v7
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Marketing Plan Guidelines
Introduction
Before a company commits any funds, resources, or capital to any project, market expansion, or research and development, it needs to have a good handle on the potential market outlook as well as risks.
Review the differences between the two types of data collection methods:
Primary Information Sources
Secondary Information Sources
· Direct observation
· Focus groups
· Surveys
· Experiments
· Internal data sources – The best source of data on current objectives, strategies, performance, and available resources are from the company itself.
· Government sources – Information on the economy, population, and business activities is the major strength of most government data sources. Government sources are also easily accessible and low in cost.
· Book and periodical sources – Articles and research reports are available in the library and other sources on the internet.
· Commercial sources – Trade reports and market research studies are available on websites like the American Marketing Association, or the Advertising Research Foundation.
Analyze secondary information to get a better handle on customer segments and their buying criteria for the brand you have chosen. You will also gain insights into the market landscape, which includes competition, technical information, legal and regulatory issues, supply chain challenges, and other related factors. Through this analysis, you will get a good sense of how well your brand is positioned to compete in the market.
Data Collection Methods
Describe what types of primary and secondary sources you will use to gather information about the brand you selected.
Note: You will need to support your recommendations with secondary research because you do not have time to conduct primary research.
Overview of Brand
Describe the organization and the products or services the brand offers, including the following:
· Description of the brand, including when the brand was founded, the location, size, divisions, product lines, etc.
· Products and services offered by this brand; emphasize the benefits to potential and current customers
· How long the brand has been in the market
· Main selling points of the brand, including how many models, package sizes, and line extensions are marketed by the brand
· The experience of key personnel in the organization, as experience often relates to marketing and business success
Provide an overview of the brand’s financial condition, such as sales, growth rates, capital structure, financial stability, etc.
Include the following items, as appropriate:
· Current objectives
· Overall strategy
· Performance
· Resources
· Financial strength
· Global presence
· Marketing strengths
· Salesforce size
· Research and development excellence
· Supply chain structure
· Stakeholders
Note: You can obtain most of this information from ann ...
This document provides a 5-step process for creating a marketing plan:
1. Understand what a marketing plan is and its purpose for a startup
2. Conduct market research to understand the market, customers, competition and opportunities
3. Perform a SWOT analysis and market segmentation to identify objectives and strategies
4. Define yearly action plans for the marketing mix of product, price, promotion and place
5. Structure the written marketing plan to communicate the strategic and operational plans
Marketing Research & Analytics
Definition
Importance
Purpose
limitations
Applications of MR
Types of research
Scope of MR
Benefits of MR
MR is a Management tool
Marketing Intelligence (MI)
Importance of MI
Need for MI
Types of MI
Difference between MI and MR
Conjoint analysis in marketing
The document discusses different forms of business organization and their key characteristics. It covers sole proprietorship, partnership, joint stock company (private and public limited), cooperative society, and joint Hindu family business.
The three main forms discussed are:
1) Sole proprietorship where one individual owns and manages the business.
2) Partnership where two or more individuals jointly own and operate a business.
3) Joint stock company where a company is formed by shareholders with transferable shares and limited liability. Private and public limited companies are discussed.
The document compares advantages and disadvantages of each form and their legal registration requirements.
Market demand analysis helps companies understand consumer demand for products and services. This allows management to determine if they can successfully enter a market and generate profits. The first step is identifying the target market through surveys. Companies also assess what stage the business cycle is in - emerging, plateau, or declining. They develop products that meet specific consumer needs. Competition levels are analyzed to determine potential market share and profits.
The document discusses marketing information systems. It describes the components of a marketing information system as including internal reports, marketing intelligence, marketing research, and marketing decision support tools. It explains that a marketing information system collects, stores, analyzes and disseminates relevant marketing data to improve decision-making. The system uses a sequential process to aggregate data, share findings, and ultimately impact decisions.
Sales management involves planning, directing, and controlling personal selling activities including recruiting, training, and motivating salespeople. An effective sales organization strives to achieve goals through formal and informal relationships between individuals. Sales management uses various analyses including sales, costs, and productivity to evaluate organizational effectiveness. Sales forecasts, budgets, quotas, and manpower planning are important tools to achieve objectives and coordinate activities. Proper time and territory management can improve salesforce productivity.
The marketing process involves understanding organizational goals, setting objectives, analyzing the marketing environment, developing and implementing strategies. Key parts of the environment are the microenvironment of suppliers, intermediaries, competitors, customers and publics, and the macroenvironment of demographic, economic, technological, political and social-cultural factors. Marketing managers must consider ethics around transparency, honesty, privacy and potential issues in areas like research, products, distribution, promotion and pricing.
This document discusses marketing management and market research. It provides details on:
- Analyzing competitors using tools like Porter's Five Forces and SWOT analysis
- Conducting qualitative and quantitative market research using methods like surveys, focus groups, and observational studies
- Examining the micro and macro environment that influence supply and demand, including factors like demographics, economy, competitors, and regulations
- Defining characteristics of consumer markets based on demographic, behavioral, geographic factors
This document provides an overview of marketing information systems and related concepts. It discusses how marketing information systems help inform important marketing decisions through the systematic collection, analysis, and dissemination of internal and external market data. The key components of a marketing information system are described as internal records, marketing intelligence, marketing research, and decision support systems. Marketing intelligence activities like market analysis, customer segmentation analysis, competitor analysis, and industry analysis are explained. The importance of understanding online customers through tools like web analytics, machine learning, and AI is also highlighted.
The document outlines key concepts in customer-driven marketing including:
1) Marketing creates utility for customers by making goods available when and where they are wanted through time, place, and ownership utility.
2) The marketing concept focuses on understanding customer needs and satisfying them through products and services. Customer satisfaction and loyalty contribute added value for organizations.
3) Marketing strategies involve selecting target markets and developing marketing mixes to satisfy their needs through the four Ps - product, price, place, promotion.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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The document provides guidance on how to write an effective marketing plan in 3 stages:
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2) Developing objectives and strategies to exploit opportunities identified in stage 1.
3) Determining actions, measurements, and controls to implement strategies and track success.
The plan should be a written document that provides direction and is referred to throughout the year.
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MKT711 v7Marketing Plan GuidelinesMKT711 v7Page 2 of 2MaIlonaThornburg83
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Marketing Plan Guidelines
Introduction
Before a company commits any funds, resources, or capital to any project, market expansion, or research and development, it needs to have a good handle on the potential market outlook as well as risks.
Review the differences between the two types of data collection methods:
Primary Information Sources
Secondary Information Sources
· Direct observation
· Focus groups
· Surveys
· Experiments
· Internal data sources – The best source of data on current objectives, strategies, performance, and available resources are from the company itself.
· Government sources – Information on the economy, population, and business activities is the major strength of most government data sources. Government sources are also easily accessible and low in cost.
· Book and periodical sources – Articles and research reports are available in the library and other sources on the internet.
· Commercial sources – Trade reports and market research studies are available on websites like the American Marketing Association, or the Advertising Research Foundation.
Analyze secondary information to get a better handle on customer segments and their buying criteria for the brand you have chosen. You will also gain insights into the market landscape, which includes competition, technical information, legal and regulatory issues, supply chain challenges, and other related factors. Through this analysis, you will get a good sense of how well your brand is positioned to compete in the market.
Data Collection Methods
Describe what types of primary and secondary sources you will use to gather information about the brand you selected.
Note: You will need to support your recommendations with secondary research because you do not have time to conduct primary research.
Overview of Brand
Describe the organization and the products or services the brand offers, including the following:
· Description of the brand, including when the brand was founded, the location, size, divisions, product lines, etc.
· Products and services offered by this brand; emphasize the benefits to potential and current customers
· How long the brand has been in the market
· Main selling points of the brand, including how many models, package sizes, and line extensions are marketed by the brand
· The experience of key personnel in the organization, as experience often relates to marketing and business success
Provide an overview of the brand’s financial condition, such as sales, growth rates, capital structure, financial stability, etc.
Include the following items, as appropriate:
· Current objectives
· Overall strategy
· Performance
· Resources
· Financial strength
· Global presence
· Marketing strengths
· Salesforce size
· Research and development excellence
· Supply chain structure
· Stakeholders
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1. Understand what a marketing plan is and its purpose for a startup
2. Conduct market research to understand the market, customers, competition and opportunities
3. Perform a SWOT analysis and market segmentation to identify objectives and strategies
4. Define yearly action plans for the marketing mix of product, price, promotion and place
5. Structure the written marketing plan to communicate the strategic and operational plans
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Definition
Importance
Purpose
limitations
Applications of MR
Types of research
Scope of MR
Benefits of MR
MR is a Management tool
Marketing Intelligence (MI)
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Need for MI
Types of MI
Difference between MI and MR
Conjoint analysis in marketing
The document discusses different forms of business organization and their key characteristics. It covers sole proprietorship, partnership, joint stock company (private and public limited), cooperative society, and joint Hindu family business.
The three main forms discussed are:
1) Sole proprietorship where one individual owns and manages the business.
2) Partnership where two or more individuals jointly own and operate a business.
3) Joint stock company where a company is formed by shareholders with transferable shares and limited liability. Private and public limited companies are discussed.
The document compares advantages and disadvantages of each form and their legal registration requirements.
Market demand analysis helps companies understand consumer demand for products and services. This allows management to determine if they can successfully enter a market and generate profits. The first step is identifying the target market through surveys. Companies also assess what stage the business cycle is in - emerging, plateau, or declining. They develop products that meet specific consumer needs. Competition levels are analyzed to determine potential market share and profits.
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This document discusses marketing management and market research. It provides details on:
- Analyzing competitors using tools like Porter's Five Forces and SWOT analysis
- Conducting qualitative and quantitative market research using methods like surveys, focus groups, and observational studies
- Examining the micro and macro environment that influence supply and demand, including factors like demographics, economy, competitors, and regulations
- Defining characteristics of consumer markets based on demographic, behavioral, geographic factors
This document provides an overview of marketing information systems and related concepts. It discusses how marketing information systems help inform important marketing decisions through the systematic collection, analysis, and dissemination of internal and external market data. The key components of a marketing information system are described as internal records, marketing intelligence, marketing research, and decision support systems. Marketing intelligence activities like market analysis, customer segmentation analysis, competitor analysis, and industry analysis are explained. The importance of understanding online customers through tools like web analytics, machine learning, and AI is also highlighted.
The document outlines key concepts in customer-driven marketing including:
1) Marketing creates utility for customers by making goods available when and where they are wanted through time, place, and ownership utility.
2) The marketing concept focuses on understanding customer needs and satisfying them through products and services. Customer satisfaction and loyalty contribute added value for organizations.
3) Marketing strategies involve selecting target markets and developing marketing mixes to satisfy their needs through the four Ps - product, price, place, promotion.
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2. Market Research:
• Conduct thorough market research to understand
the needs and preferences of your target
audience. This can include surveys, focus groups,
and analyzinag existing data.
3. Target Audience:
• Identify your target audience and understand their
demographics, behavior, and buying patterns. This
will help you tailor your products or services to
meet their needs effectively.
4. Competition:
• Analyze your competitors to understand their strengths,
weaknesses, and market positioning. This will help you
differentiate your business and develop a competitive
advantage.
5. Trends:
• Stay updated with market trends, technological
advancements, and consumer preferences. This
will help you innovate and adapt your business
strategies accordingly
6. Economic Conditions:
• Consider the overall economic conditions,
such as inflation, interest rates, and
consumer confidence, as they can impact the
demand for your products or services.
7. Regulatory Environment:
• Understand the regulatory environment relevant to
your industry, as compliance with laws and
regulations is essential for business sustainability.
8. Risk Management
• Identify and assess potential risks to your
business, such as market volatility, competition,
and regulatory changes. Develop strategies to
mitigate these risks.