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Make sure you have the CLV equation memorized & comprehended
yes! and make sure you know how it relates to Net Present Value (NPV)
there are only ever 4,000 items in a costco at a given time
Focus on the most VALUED items.

e.g. Christmas rolls around and the 4,000 product mix must be adjusted Christmas item in on shelves, other things off shelves
Creat value

attract and retain customers

glean value from customers to create profit
goal of this class
Marketing STrategy
How can we create value?
Strategy Perspectives
Dig a well before your thirsty

Would you tell me which way i should go from here? It depends on where you want to go
Failing in Business is extremely easy
true.

between 80 & 90% of new products fail...
Are you asking THE RIGHT QUESTIONS?
Think Strategically.

<b>Business Models/Tools</b>
1. BCG Growth Matrix
2. The 4 C's
3. Segment (who could we), Target(who should we), Position(how will we communicate)
4. The 4 P's
5. SWOT Analysis
Company-wide Strategic Planning
Corporate:

Define the company mission-->Set company objectives/goals-->Design the business portfolio

then it goes to Business Unit/product and market level:

planning, budgeting, strategy, etc.
Corporate Strategy--WHAT business should we be in?
Know how to use the BCG Growth Model--

http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/essays-and-dissertations/bcg-growth-sharemarket.php
Watch out for self-fulfilling prophesies--they can make or break brands
Snuggle example--Unilever decided to not invest ANYTHING in it and just milk it. Bounce didn't and ended up stealing its market share and Unilever divested it.

If you don't continue to invest (something) in your Cash Cows they will become dogs
Marketing (product) hits of the 1980's
MTV
Apple Computer
Air Jordan
Ninja Turtles
Nintendo
IBM PC
Nickeloden
American Eagle
Costco
Capri-Sun
Marketing Misses of the 1980's
New Coke
Premier Cigarettes
IBM PC jr.
Yugo
LA Beer
Home Banking
Fab 1 Shot (market wasn't ready)
Holly Farms Chickens

Yugo-little car
products flop because of
messed up Value
Marketing within a firm
create value for the firms chosen customers (target)

value is created by meeting customer's functional AND EMOTIONAL needs
The most important model to memorize through the rest of the year

IT WILL BE ON THE EXAM

most important framework in business.

<b>Review the slides</b>
Harvard Business Framework--Identify Problems Identify creative solutions =create value

The Marketing Strategy Process
<b>Harvard Business Framework</b>

Understand Value (4 C's -context)

Create Value

Capture Value

Sustain Value
4 C's--<b>Context</b>

Company
Consumers
Competitors
Channel

4 P's

Product
Placement
Price
Promotion
Company
Know your role within the big strategic picture.

are you a Star, questions mark, cash cow, or a dog?

what's the expectation?
Consumer

Segment, Target, Position (differentiate)
Who is the core target?

Demographic?

Psychographics (observe in natural environment)?

Ethnographics?

Purchase Behavior?

Media Usage?
Competition
How can you out maneuver? Threats?

Know the arena

Always be fortifying & preparing
Channel/Collaboration

One of most important--bec even with a great idea you need to get through the gatekeepers (distribution channels)
You must understand what's important to the channel-- Are you going to help grow their business? how?
How do you create and capture value?
Marketing Mix

Product
Place
Promotion
Price
Part 2 of Lecture
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SWOT--Situational Analysis

Help you identify ideas to grow. Turn strengths to take advantage of new opportunities.

How can we use our strengths to overcome our weaknesses?

Use strengths to overcome potential threats
<b>INTERNAL</b>--(customers, consumers, employee feedback, Capabilities? Resources? Processes?

Strengths:
Leverage/Capitalize


Weaknesses:
Reinforce


<b>EXTERNAL</b> (Industry data, Competitive Data, Customer Feedback)

Opportunities:
Invest

Threats:
Identify
Product/Market Expansion Matrix!

Review Slides!!
Products on top
Exisiting/New

Markets on side
Existing/New

http://tutor2u.net/business/strategy/ansoff_matrix.htm
Context of the Market place changes things--All of the 4 C's
Think 9/11
P&L--Income Statement
Taking the Mystery out of the P&L

Always divide by NET SALES when calculating the GM% or PCM%
Value is created by...
meeting customer’s
<b>functional and emotional needs.
Break-Even & Margin Analysis
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Break-Even Analysis
Analysis to determine that unit volume and dollar sales needed to be profitable given a particular price and cost structure.