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Marketing

12/12/2018 KITEC 6/F

Buying Decision Behavior

Buying Decision Behavior

Significance

Example

Involvement

H

L

L

H

Complex

Dissonance Reducing

Habitual

Variety seeking

H

H

L

L

Know how to buy a good laptop

Don't know how to buy a good laptop

Buy match

Buy chips

Buying Decision Behavior

Frequency

Knowledge

Price

H

H

L

L

H

L

L

H

Complex

Dissonance Reducing

Habitual

Variety seeking

Low quality of after sale service

Have Post-purchase dissonance

Habit > Brand loyalty

V -> H , Special deal / Coupon

L

L

H

H

S T D P

S

Segmentation

Age, Gender, Family life cycle, Income, Occupation

North, West, South, East, country, state

Activity, Interest, Opinion

Occasion, Benefit, User status, Usage Rates, Loyalty status

Demographic

Geographic

Psycho-graphic

Behavioral

T

Differentiated Marketing strategy

Targeting

Company

Undifferentiated Marketing strategy

Segment 1

Segment 2

Market

Company

Segment 3

Common needs of consumers

Largest no. of buyers

Company

Concentrated Marketing strategy

Micro-marketing strategy

Segment 1

Segment 2

Local marketing

Individual marketing: individual customers

Company

Segment 3

D

C P I S P

Channel Differentiation: Channel's coverage

People Differentiation: Hiring, training better than competitors (PR-> Personal selling)

Image Differentiation: (K O L, Brand Logo)

Services Differentiation: Speedy, convenient, careful delivery...

Product Differentiation: Features, Durability, Performance...

P

Product &

Service

Product Life-Cycle

Costs

Sales and Profits

Product Life-Cycle

Introduction: Product awareness, High distribution costs, High sales promotion costs

High Price, Basic product

Growth: Awareness in the mass market, increase outlets, reduce expenditure,

Price to penetrate market, warranty

Maturity: Difference and benefits, more intensive, increase->encourage to switch

Match or best competitors, Diversify brand and model

Decline: Retain loyal customers, selective, minimal level,

Cut price, Phase out weak items

Pricing

New Product

New product pricing strategies

  • Better quality & image = $H
  • Competitors hard to enter the market/undercut the high price

  • market is $ sensitive ->$L
  • Must keep out competition, $L

Market-Skimming

(second discrimination)

Market-Penetration

(759)

(win the large market share rapidly)

Product Mix

Product Mix Pricing Strategies

Product Line

Optional-Product

By-Product

Captive-Product

Product-Bundle

Set the price on different product depends on their different features.

MS office (PC, business)

Pricing optional or accessory product along with the main product

Laptop with a hard drives, wireless mouse/keyboard

Offset or deposing them and increase the competitiveness of main product

Meat and cow's eye

Pricing product must be used along with a main product

Kindle readers with digital book, music... (fixed fee and variable usage rate)

Combining several product and offering a bundle at a reduced price

McDonalds (Burger, fries, soft drink)

Distribution

Distribution

Sell as many outlets as possible

Convenience shop : 7-11

Intensive

Exclusive

Selective

One or few dealers

Car Dealer

Use of more than one, but fewer than all

Shopping goods : Uniqlo, MUJI

Promotion

Inform prospective buyers about the benefits

Persuade them to try it

Remind them later about the benefits they enjoyed by using the product

A D S P P

Promotion Mix (Around the brand message)

Advertising

...

Direct & Digital marketing

Catalogs, telephone marketing

Sales Promotion

Discounts, ad. specialties

Personal Selling

Sales presentation, trade show

Public Relation

...

  • Any paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods or services by an identified sponsor
  • Engaging directly to targeted individual consumers to have an immediate response and build lasting customer relationship
  • Short term incentives to encourage the purchase or sale of a product or service
  • Personal customer interaction by the firm's sales force the purpose of making sales and building customer relationships
  • Building a good relations with the company's various public by obtaining favorable publicity, building up a good corporate image and handling off unfavorable rumors

Public Relation

Function

Public Relation's Function (Mission)

Press relations or Press agency attract attention

Product publicity Advertising Specialties

Public affairs Relationships (national, local community)

Lobbying Relationships (legislators, government officials) influence legislation regulation

Investor relations Relationships (shareholders, other in the financial community)

Development Working w/ donors or members of nonprofit org. gain financial/volunteer support

Tools

Tools

Annual report, press release, company newspaper...

Videos

Product publicity

Improve public goodwill

Materials (Written, Audiovisual, Corporate identity)

Special event, Public service activities

News, Web & Social Media

YouTube, Facebook...

Favorable news