V53 cha cha mordeno 10 step marketing plan outline
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Samsung's primary target market consists of 18-30 year olds who are single, from social classes A, B, or C, and who are students or young professionals seeking a stylish and functional communication device. This market needs technology to feel accomplished, wants connectivity, and demands the latest features to support their lifestyle. Samsung addresses these needs, wants, and demands through products that compete with Blackberry, Nokia, iPhone, and others on style, functionality, price, and features. The marketing opportunity lies in innovating with added features like widgets to differentiate from competitors following the same trends, and leveraging Samsung's leadership in LCD/LED technology. The product line includes various phone styles with 3G, cameras, music players
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Marcom Plan Of Motorola
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- Nokia is currently the market leader with 39% share, though competition is intensifying from Samsung, Micromax, and others.
- Key factors driving growth include rising incomes, technological advances, and the total number of subscribers expected to hit 1 billion by 2015.
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Samsung Electronics is a South Korean electronics company and the flagship subsidiary of Samsung Group. It conducts SWOT analysis which reveals its main strengths are strong brand loyalty, market position, and supplier relationships, while weaknesses include strong competition and need for improved marketing. Opportunities include favorable economic conditions and technological advances. Main threats are frequent legislation changes and high industry innovation. The document discusses Samsung's segmentation, targeting, positioning, and marketing mix strategies. It focuses on maintaining leadership in the TV and other consumer electronics markets through continuous innovation.
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This document discusses mobile marketing and proximity marketing. It begins by providing mobile penetration statistics for several African countries to demonstrate the growth opportunities in Africa's mobile arena. It then defines mobile marketing and proximity marketing, and provides examples of different mobile marketing techniques like SMS, MMS, QR codes, Bluetooth, and mobile web. Proximity marketing is discussed in more depth, defining it as localized wireless advertising targeted to devices in a particular area. Examples of proximity marketing tools like Bluetooth, WiFi, NFC, and QR codes are outlined. The document concludes by noting the advantages of proximity marketing for African companies, such as high conversion rates and independence from mobile network operators.
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Practicum project for week 7 Part 2
1. The student who works at the selected company must interview the marketing managers about the marketing approach and gather information about its success.
2. Discuss the results of the interview and identify:
a. Other approaches that would be taken to market to the same demographic.
b. Other demographic groups the product would appeal to.
c. Approaches to market to a new market segment
3. Other students must investigate competitive products and identify the methods of marketing used to promote them (use the same questions above in # 2).
4. Summarize your recommendations and conclusions
Week 7
Part 2
Assessing the success of marketing campaigns
Deliverable: Follow APA formats and citation requirements. Your final report should not be more than 10-15 pages in length, double spaced, 12 point type, using Times new Roman font. References are single spaced and should be provided at the end of the report.
Suggestions: I advise you to consult university’s electronic library, L.I.R.N. for additional materials which is available 24 hours per day via internet connection. Reference articles will also be the appropriate source to use.
In your practicum project, you should include the content of the course which is more or less within the context of your own work environment. You are advised to design and recommend solutions that have meaning and relevance to your employer.
Please follow the following project outline for your submission in Week 7:
Abstract (1/2 page/300 words)
· Summary of the issues
· The approach used
· The lessons learned, and
· Recommendations
Organization profile and analysis (1-2 pages)
· Background information
· Descriptions of the organization(s)
· The student’s position within the organization
· A short explanation of the organizational structure
· A descriptions of the programs/products/services offered by the organizations
Project related sections (7-10 pages) Part 1-2
· Recommendations and/or conclusions
SAMSUNG MARKETING CAMPAIGN STRATEGY 2
Samsung Marketing Campaign Strategy
INTRODUCTION
Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational hardware and data innovation organization headquartered in Samsung Town, Seoul. It is the lead backup of the Samsung Group. With gathering plants and deals arranges in 61 nations over the world, Samsung have roughly 160,000 representatives. In 2009, the organization took the position of the world's greatest IT producer by surpassing the past pioneer Hewlett-Packard (Shiba, 2007).
Its deals income in the zones of LCD and LED presentations and memory chips is number one on the planet. In the TV fragment, Samsung's business sector position is overwhelming. For the five years since 2006, the organization has been in the top spot regarding the quantity of TVs sold, which is relied upon to proceed in 2010 and past. In the worldwide LCD board showcase, the organization has kept the main position for a long time consecutively (Mullins, 201.
Mobile Marketing Final
The document provides an overview of mobile marketing, including:
1) Defining mobile marketing as communicating and engaging with audiences through mobile devices in an interactive manner.
2) Explaining how mobile marketing has grown from an idea to widespread practice, with technologies like location-based services enriching opportunities.
3) Discussing principles for ethical mobile marketing and common mobile marketing applications.
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Samsung is the leading smartphone manufacturer with a 22.3% global market share. It focuses on differentiation by offering high-quality products with innovative features at lower prices than competitors like Apple. Samsung targets various customer segments including professionals, young people, and average consumers. Its marketing strategy involves product differentiation, competitive pricing, extensive advertising, and online and retail sales channels. After almost going bankrupt pursuing a cost leadership strategy, Samsung shifted to focus on both differentiation and cost leadership through vertical integration. This combined strategy allows it to deliver unique products at lower prices than competitors.
Samsung Brand Key & Media Strategy
The document outlines Samsung's media strategy and plan for its air conditioners in West Bengal, India. It discusses:
1) Conducting Samsung smart home demonstrations and experiential marketing initiatives like "Winter is Coming" themed booths to showcase product features and build awareness.
2) Partnering with the government to install Samsung air conditioners in sections of railway platforms and collaborating with the TV show "Bigg Boss Bangla" to increase brand visibility.
3) Developing a TV plan focusing on general entertainment, news, movies and sports channels in West Bengal like Star Jalsha, Zee Bangla, and Star Sports to reach the target audience.
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