Strategic Marketing Planning Flashcards
What is the most popular/widely cited strategic planning model?
McDonald 2007’s 10 step strategic planning model
Give an overview of McDonald 2007 strategic planning model:
Phase 1: Goal Setting
- Mission
- Corporate Objectives
Phase 2: Situation Review
- Market Audit
- Market Overview
- SWOT Analysis
Phase 3: Strategy Formulation
- Assumptions
- Market objectives and strategies
- Estimate results identify plans and mixes
Phase 4: Resource Allocation & monitoring
- Budget
- 1st year detailed implementation programme
———– Measurement and review
Explain the second stage of McDonalds 2007 strategic planning model:
Corporate Objectives: Theses are goals that apply to the whole organisation
Explain the second phase of McDonalds 2007 strategic planning model:
The second phase is comprised of:
- Marketing Audit
- Market Overview
- SWOT Analyses
- It is all is do with the environmental analysis: PESTLE SWOT and understanding buyer behaviour
Explain the third phase of of McDonalds 2007 strategic planning model:
The third phase is comprised of:
- Assumptions
- Marketing objectives and strategies
- Estimate results and identify plans and mixes
- All to go with segmentation, targeting and positioning. The 4/7P’s marketing mix
Name some models of strategic market planning:
- McDonalds 2007 10 step
- Baines et al 2013 3 Step
What is the 3 steps to strategic marketing planning?
Baines et al, 2013
- Strategic Market Analysis
- Strategic Marketing Goals
- Strategic Marketing Action
Explain the first stage of the 3 steps to strategic marketing planning:
Baines et al, 2013
1. Strategic Market Analysis: Developing knowledge of market and target market. AND internal environment AND the performance environment: Competitors: Their strength/weaknesses, how they will respond.
Essentially to help manages understand the nature of the industry and help them understand what their goals should be.
- PESTLE, Porters 5 Forces, SWOT
Explain the second stage of the 3 steps to strategic marketing planning:
Baines et al, 2013
2. Strategic Marketing Goals: 4 main objetives: Hold, harvest, divest, grow.
Other types of strategy:
- Cost leadership: Not necessarily having a lower price, but often. A low cost model which allows businesses to offer good-quality products for less cost
- Differentiation: Geared to creation of products that are valued, satisfy the needs of broad segments
- Focused: Used to seek gaps in broad market segments or to find gaps in competitors product ranges
What are the 4 types of objectives?
- Hold: Designed to fend off attacks from other competitors
- Harvest: Often for products that are entering a decline phase. Maximisation of short-term profits, this can be used to support other projects
- Divest: Generally for products that are incurring continuing losses. Are is concerned with leaving the market
- Grow