Ch. 15 - Strategic Marketing Flashcards

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Strategic Planning

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The process of developing and maintaining a fit between the organization’s goals/capabilities and market opportunities

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What are the 4 steps to strategic planning?

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  1. Define mission statement
  2. Derive company goals and objectives
  3. Design business portfolio
  4. Design marketing strategy
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Mission Statement

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A statement of the organization’s purpose. Should be market-oriented and defined in terms of customer needs

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Marketing Myopia

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Prioritizing short term goals over long term growth and business needs over consumer needs

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Product-Oriented Mission Statement

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Tells people what product(s) you sell

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Market-Oriented Mission Statement

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Why buy your product(s)? Focuses on consumer needs

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Company goals and objectives

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Goals that are related to the company’s mission statement and objectives (measures to achieve goals) that are related to goals.

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Business Portfolio

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The collection of businesses (strategic business units), products, and/or brands that make up a company

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Strategic Business Units (SBUs)

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A smaller unit within a company that operates independently. Big companies likely have SBUs, but they are not as necessary for small businesses

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What questions does a marketing strategy answer?

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  • Who is our target market?
  • What makes us different?
  • What type of product are we selling?
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Marketing Strategy

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Involves detailed planning:
- Understanding the company’s situation (SWOT)
- Segmenting the market
- Targeting specific customers
- Positioning your product
- Developing a marketing mix

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BCG Matrix (Boston Consulting Group’s Growth-Share Matrix)

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A graph measuring growth rate and relative market share. It is used to answer the following questions:
- How are a company’s SBUs performing right now?
- How might they perform in the future?
- How much should a company invest in each SBU?

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Star (BCG Matrix)

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  • High market growth rate, high relative market share
  • Highest payoff
  • Action: Spend money to defend position in the market
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Cash Cow (BCG Matrix)

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  • Low market growth rate, high relative market share
  • Most desirable position for most companies
  • Action: Nurture to generate cash
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Question Mark (BCG Matrix)

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  • High market growth rate, low relative market share
  • Common position for new products entering the market
  • Action: Use cash (for promotion) to turn into a star
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Dog (BCG Matrix)

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  • Low market growth rate, low relative market share
  • Not a desirable position
  • Action: Fix (by investing to gain market share) or abandon product
17
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Market Penetration

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Offer an existing product to a market segment you already have market share in. This is a low risk/low cost move and generally has a smaller return

18
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Product Development

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Offer a new product targeting consumers already buying your other products. This has more risk/cost than market penetration, but it has potential for a higher return

19
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Market Development

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Introduce an existing product to a new market segment

20
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Diversification

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Offer a completely new product to a new market segment. This is risky/costly, but diversification has the potential for the greatest return