Week 2 Flashcards
smart goals
specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time
visionary organization key elements
- establish a foundation
- set a direction
- using the strategies that enable it to develop and market its offerings successfully
organizational foundation
core values, mission, and organizational culture (Patagonia profits go to combat climate change)
organizational direction
what industry/market are we in. setting goals that translate missions into targeted levels of performance
organizational strategies
growth strategies: where do we want to go? Business portfolio analysis uses quantified performance measures and market growth rates to analyze a firm’s SBUs
product development
marketing strategy involves selling new products to existing markets (when coca-cola introduced a new line of chai tea)
strategic marketing process
- the planning phase: swot analysis
- market-product focus and goal setting: set marketing and product goals, select target markets, find points of difference
- marketing program: product, price, promotion & place (distribution) strategies
swot analysis
helps a firm identify the strategy-related factors that can have a major effect on the firm (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats)
importance of environmental scanning
acquiring information on events occurring outside the organization
changes in the marketing environment can present opportunities or threats
environmental forces
social, economic, technological, competitive, regulatory
social
demographic shifts, cultural changes (affects suppliers)
economic
macroeconomic conditions, consumer income (affects suppliers)
technological
impact on marketers, impact on consumers (affect organization)
competitive
alternative forms of competition, components of competition (affects customers)
regulatory
laws protecting competition, self-regulation, consumerism (affects customers)