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    Marketing Strategy

    Durgadevi Saraf Institute of

    Management Studies

    C 07/C 08

    Tuesday September 25, 2012

    nitin mukadam

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    Discussion

    How has

    technologychanged the role

    of branding?

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    PLC & Marketing Mix

    Introductory Stage

    Growth Stage

    Shake-out (competitive turbulence) stage Mature Stage

    Decline stage

    Limitations of PLC approach: marketforces not recognized, consumer andcompetition behavior not predictable

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    New Products what is new?

    New to the world products

    New company / marketer

    New product lines (variants) Improvements / revisions

    Re-positioning (Dettol soap, Cadburys)

    Low-cost variants The Booz Matrix: US-centric

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    Booz New Product Matrix

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    Pioneer Strategy

    First choice of segment / positioning

    Define the rules of the game

    Distribution set-up first-on-shelf Economies of scale and experience

    High support of early adopters

    Possible positive network effects Pre-empting scarce resources

    But, pioneers risks - uncertainties

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    Follower Strategies

    Learning from pioneers mistakes

    Product design and performance

    Communication / positioning Marketing process

    Technology jump

    No category-building expenses Ready distribution processes

    Ready talent pool

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    Success factors

    Resources to cross critical mass

    Scale of operations

    Product quality Range of offerings

    Ability to sustain high promotion costs

    Rapidly responsive to customers Now, ability to buy-out

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    Penetration / Niche Strategies

    Penetration

    Rapidly hit large scale heavy promo

    Count on economies of scale Niche

    Focus on high-margin segments

    Build aspirations Fund expansions

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    Strategies for Growth Markets

    Focus on gaining market share because itis easy to get more share

    But, factors to keep in mind:

    Positive network effects

    Role of technology

    Markets evolving competitive structure Propensity for fragmentation

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    Strategies for Growth Markets

    Take advantage of less price-drivencompetition

    Maintain technology leadership

    Maintain market share leadership

    Customer retention: Improve loyalty,simplify repeat purchase, increaseswitching cost

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    Other strategies for retention

    Fortress or Position defense strategy

    Continuously strengthen position

    Develop flanker brands / strategies Confront competitor directly use muscle

    Market expansions force competitor to

    spread resources thin Strategic withdrawal

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    Market Follower strategies

    Take away customers or address newcustomers?

    Flanking, Encirclement & Guerrilla attacks

    Attack & take over weaker competitors

    Frontal attack with superior value butbeware of price wars

    Leapfrog strategy

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    Discussion:

    Growth strategies in a vibrant and growingmarket are like a chess game every movegets a counter-move.

    Now, the role of analytics

    And the factor of customer-driven marketsshould you worry about competition orcustomers?