Markstrat PDF

Title Markstrat
Author Adrian Savin
Course Marketing Management
Institution University of Calgary
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Summary

Markstrat Decision 1 Notes...


Description

Sonite - Start with 2 brands Vodites - come into play later Our Goal Maximize Share Price Index 1. Market share 2. Sales growth 3. Net contribution 4. Cumulative net contribution 5. R & D investments Method 1. Managing a portfolio of brands 2. Setting market segmentation and positioning strategies 3. Implementing a marketing mix 4. Watching out for the competition Our tasks per round: 1. Team Identity – In Period 1, your company name is initially equal to your initial letter: M, R, S, T, L or N.

2. R&D – All projects that have been partially developed in the previous period will be

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completed. This means that the budget required for completion is automatically allocated. If you wish to stop the development of a project, you need to shelve this project in the R&D decision page. Brand Portfolio – All brands marketed in the previous period will be marketed automatically in the new period. Brands will not be launched, withdrawn or modified automatically. Marketing Mix – The following decisions are copied from the previous period: production plan, price, advertising media, advertising research and segmentation strategy. Perceptual objectives are reset to No Objectives. Commercial Team – The size of your commercial team is not changed. Similarly, the allocation over channels and brands is the same as in the previous period. Market Research Studies – The same studies as in the previous period are ordered.

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Strategy

Period 1 Tasks 1. Marketing Mix a. Production planning b. Pricing c. Advertising & segmentation strategy i. Segmentation strategy is long term and foundational ii. Changing segments/entering new segments is costly (ie. do it once)

2. Commercial Team a. Size b. Allocation across: i. Distribution channels ii. Brands 3. Market Research a. Industry-wide market studies b. Market-specific marketing studies

Marketing Mix Decisions Production plan ● ● ●

Consider expected sales and inventory +/- 20% automatic adjustment Evaluate the quality of the production plan through lost sales

Pricing ● ● ● ●

Margin of distributors Discounts based on channel Consumer expectations Competitive prices

Advertising & segmentation strategy ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Build brand awareness Consumer familiarity with product characteristics and price Develop market demand Influence distributors to carry or not your products Create barriers to entry for the competition Media budget - to purchase media space and time Research budget - to improve quality / persuasive power of the message

Commercial Team Responsible for obtaining and entering orders, and for supporting distributors ● Visiting distribution ● Enrolling customers in trade programs ● Helping stores organize and conduct promotions ● Taking orders and handling out of stock situations ● Participating in trade shows ● Set size for each channel & brand...


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