Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Strategic positioning?

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long-term strategy of the organization that reflects CORE IDENTITY and related associations of the brand

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What does strategic positioning do?

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  • Drives all the company activities, including R&D, production, marketing and HR.
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How many strategic positioning strategies can a firm follow?

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Only one.

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Operational Effectiveness?

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The performance of activities similar to a competitor’s but better than the competitor.

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Tangible Attribute Positioning

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Based on objective, observable characteristics (length, price, horse power etc.) ie. Suburu’s safety record

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Intangible Attribute Position

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Positioning brands on intangible characteristics such as perceived quality, image and emotions (celebrity endorsers for example). “Wayne Gretzky clothing”

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Strategic Positioning process (5 step)

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  1. Identify direct/indirect competitors
  2. Identify determinant attributes or benefits
  3. Determine customer perceptions
  4. Select a positioning strategy
  5. Implement the strategy
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Positioning statement

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A summary of all targeting and positioning decisions - becomes the basis of all public communication (packaging, pricing, promotion)

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Components of a Positioning Statement

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  1. Product category
  2. Target customers
  3. Product benefits
  4. How product performs benefits
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Examples of common positioning strategies

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  • Product attribute or benefit
  • Price-quality
  • Technical innovator
  • Use by consumers
  • Product class leader
  • Hometown favorite
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