...SCV Wellness Center 1 SVC Wellness Center Complete therapy for the body and mind. Marketing Plan for SCV Wellness Center Complete therapy for the body and mind. Anacleto Isaias Marketing Management – MM522 Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University- Sherman Oaks Campus SCV Wellness Center 2 1.0 Executive Summary …. 2.0 Situation Analysis SCV Wellness Center offers a place where people who are suffering from physical and mental trauma can go for complete therapy treatment. All too often when trauma accrues patients and doctors focus only on the external physical damage left from their experience but the emotional and mental damage can be just as severe. SCV Wellness Center provides complete therapy for both the physical and mental scars left from trauma. 2.1 Market Summary SCV Wellness Center provides complete trauma therapy for men and women in the Santa Clarita Valley area who suffer from trauma related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We will also treat patients who require physical or psychological therapy due to stress and or injury. 2.1.1 Market Demographics Our critical market segment will include veterans returning from war who are having difficulty adjusting to the physical and or psychological damage suffered during their tour of duty. ...
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...HO Craftsman Rolling-stock Marketing Plan Keller Graduate School of Management – Online MM522 John Superb Student July 2011 Final Draft Executive Summary HO Craftsman Rolling stock is an Internet based company that will develop, manufacture, and distribute kits of model railroad rolling-stock whose prime component is scale wood. The company mission statement is: HO Craftsman Rolling-stock will supply top quality, wooden, craftsman level kits of HO scale rolling-stock that appeals to the existing model railroad craftsman, and which will be uniquely appealing to first time crafters. HO Craftsman Rolling-stock will offer unparalleled support to their customers and will improve and develop their offerings based primarily on customer input. These wooden kits will be considered craftsman level because of the tools, skill-set, and time involved. Significant effort will be expended to reduce the intimidation level of this kind of kit. This will be the only offering of its type, although kits like these were available until 10 years ago. It is believed that poor marketing was the primary reason for the disappearance of those kits. HO Craftsman Rolling-stock believes that leveraging the strength of the Internet, a well targeted advertising campaign, and development of comprehensive customer assistance will allow these types of kits to become popular again. There is considerable market inertia to be overcome. The...
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...Marketing Plan Convenience Store Marketing Plan FINAL Executive Summary Store Etc. has begun looking for new business ideas. A comprehensive marketing plan for this venture will be instrumental in developing visibility to ensure future profitability. Store Etc. is going in as a silent partner for Rush Convenience, it will be ran by Dan Gomein. Our goal is to return a profit of $50,000 in its first year. This venture is primarily designed to help us reduce our corporate taxes short term and to help us get into a different sales market long term. Our target population is 18-64 years old. Currently these individuals receive services from Fuel B’s located 15 miles away in Ellicott on Hwy 94. Our intent is to acquire 20% of their current patrons, and to get over 30% of new patrons from highway commuters. Over 500 people travel in front of this store daily. The store will be located 20 feet from the road front. Completion date from start is four months. It has been projected to take six months to stock and get all of the required licenses. By the eleventh month we will be starting our sales campaign along with the store’s grand opening. Our mission statement: Bring back family friendly service. We will not settle on mediocre service; excellence is only the option. We want the customer to have a family experience when coming in to our stores. We want everyone to feel welcome and at home. Situational Analysis & Strategy Stores Etc. is...
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...Samuel Adams - Seasonal Beers Marketing Plan Outline Leesa Walker Marketing Management - MM522 DeVry University, Keller Graduate School of Management May 11, 2012 2.0 Situation Analysis Samuel Adams Boston Lager is an American Craft Brewer that has been operating since the mid-1980’s. Samuel Adams is brewed by The Boston Beer Company, Inc. The Samuel Adams products have been well received and marketing will be the key to the development of brand and product awareness as well as the growth of the customer base. Competition among American Craft Brewer’s is increasingly intense. Samuel Adams offers over twenty distinctive styles of beer. To gain the edge in this market, Samuel Adams must carefully target specific segments and plan for a next-generation product to keep brand momentum going. 2.1 Market Analysis Samuel Adams possesses good information about the market and knows a great deal about the common attributes of the most valuable customer. This information will be leveraged to better understand who is served, what their specific needs are, and how Samuel Adams can better communicate with them. 2.2 SWOT Analysis 2.2.1 Strengths Broad product line Customer loyalty Brand availability Bottle recycling efforts Stable business 2.2.2 Weaknesses Weak relative distribution channels Low industry market share Slow process improvements Low system capabilities Low productivity 2.2.3 Opportunities Light beer growth Increase consumption...
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...Domino’s Pizza 1 Running head: DOMINO’S PIZZA Domino’s Pizza Marketing Plan the Past Years Andrea R Watson DeVry University Keller Graduate School of Management Marketing Management 522, Section F Domino’s Pizza 2 DOMINO’S PIZZA MARKETING PLAN THE PAST YEARS Domino’s Pizza Marketing Plan the Past Years 1.0 Executive Summary Domino’s Pizza strong financial performance during 2005 has given the company a significant amount of flexibility and freedom given the increased revenues and earnings in defining its strategies for the future. For continued growth, however, Domino’s has to reduce customer churn, drive up same-store sales, continually reinforce and strengthen their brand, capitalize on socio-cultural shifts occurring in the United States and elsewhere, and finally continually redefine its in store dining strategies relative to the growing rise of online sales. Lesser competitors have higher in store and same store sales than Domino’s, and also have broader mix of lunch and dinner alternatives. In addition, according to Roper (2005) 58% of American households are willing to try a new dinner alternative relative to cooking or ordering out. Compounding this is the fact that 73% or 3 out of every four households by 4:30pm are clueless as to what will be served for dinner. These two insightful figures provide a glimpse into how volatile the quick service restaurants (QSR) marketplace is. Clearly the use of up sell, cross sell ad incentives to drive up...
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...Dent Free 1 “Let us be free of Dents,” Marketing Plan Keller Graduate School of Management-MM522 Sec N Online Stephanie Smith November Section 2011 Draft 1 Dent Free 2 Table of Contents 2.0 - Situation Analysis pages 3-4 2.1 - Market Summary pages 5-8 2.2 - SWOT Analysis pages 9-10 2.3 - Competition pages 11-15 2.4 - Product / Service Offering Pages 16-17 2.5 - Keys to success page 18 2.6 - Critical Issues page 18 References page 19 Dent free 3 2.0 - Situation Analysis For many years, many consumers have invested their hard earned money into purchasing affordable cars just as they have purchased their dream homes. The most recent decline in the economy has lead to some drastic changes in which the average consumers are not buying a new car as quickly as they have in the previous years. The car business itself has declined in the selling of new vehicles also because of the average consumer not wanting to create another household expense. Most consumers are trying to keep their current vehicles in good condition which means routine maintenance as well as keeping the body of their vehicles in good condition. Looking for ways to help the consumer investments become worth more once the economy makes a turn around. There is a need for adding some ways to prevent the investment of a car from loosing value because of damage to the overall body of the vehicle. The damage usually comes from others negligence and cause unforeseen dents that slowly...
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...Title: Second Draft for Marketing Plan Rodney Wilmore Keller Graduate School (Sherman Oaks) MM522 Instructor: Professor Phil Shaps November 14, 2011 Table of Contents 3.0 – Marketing strategy……………………….3 3.1 – Mission…………………………………...4 3.2 – Marketing Objectives ……………………5 3.3 – Financial objectives……………………..10 3.4 – Target markets………………………..…11 References….....................................................14 3.0 – Marketing Strategy The following section of the marketing plan is going to examine the major parts of the marketing objective. The mission will look at what the mission statement for EZ Duzz It LLC is. The mission statement is a clear description of what EZ Duzz It LLC represents and its purpose for existence. Our marketing strategy is based on becoming the resource of choice for people looking travel with their toddlers without the stress of extra luggage and kids running off. Our marketing strategy is based on superior performance in the following areas: * A practical product. * A quality product * Superior customer service. Our marketing strategy will create awareness, interest, and appeal from our target market for what EZ Duzz It LLC offers our customers. This section will look at the marketing objectives, financial objectives, and the target markets. The strategies that will be employed will be aimed at developing the need for this product by the target market. Initially, the price will be relatively low in order for there...
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...AutoNation: Now Offering Navigational Service Plans and Agreements Cornelius L Davis (D01407581) Keller Graduate School of Business University Marketing Management MM522 Professor Lynn Szostek 09/11/2011 AutoNation: Now Offering Navigational Service Plans and Agreements Executive Summary AutoNation hired our firm, Cornel’s Strategic Marketing Incorporation to develop a marketing plan to sell global positioning systems (GPS) and offer an additional service program to service GPS systems. Cornel’s Strategic Marketing Incorporation has been in business since 1956 and has provided marketing plans to all types of businesses with great success. The following market plan sets the foundation to a successful project deployment. AutoNation is the top automotive retail industry with a strong brand name. Applying a new service for GPS systems will enhance the operation and provide an extra service to its customers. The additional service is in-line with AutoNations mission objectives. The GPS system is a hot commodity that gives customers an additional feature and benefit. Establishing a partnership with the top GPS manufacturers (TomTom, Garmin, and Magellan) increases the success rate of the marketing plan. Then the additional servicing programs of extended warranty, replacement program, upgrade program, installation, and set-up gives an added incentive with competitive pricing. Strategic development of the plan identified strengths and weaknesses. The strengths are magnified...
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...Gillette Personal Care Division: Marketing Planning and Control A Case Study Introduction: Gillette was founded in 1901 by King C. Gillette. It was a leading International Manufacturer of consumer products ranging from Electric razor to ballpoint pens. Gillette has three divisions: 1. Safety Razors (Blades and Razors) 2. Paper mate Division (Writing Instruments) 3. Personal Care Division-PCD. (Hair Care , Skin care, Deodorants/ Anti-perspirants) The Brands of Gillette are divided into four rough categories: Build, Hold, Harvest and Withdraw. Mennen and P&G are the major competitors for Gillette. Right Guard pioneered in United States with a unit Market Share of 26% in 1967. But Because of fluorocarbons scare burst by mid 1982 its market share was dropped down to 8.5%.White rain was a shampoo that was introduced in low price category in 1952,but it was phased out in late 1970.PCD division of Gillette decided to roll out new version of shampoo and conditioners in May 1985 and as soon as it was launched it was a resounding success. Problem Statement: * Ineffectiveness of Gillette’s planning and control system * Revitalization of Right guard brand to increase its market share * Finding ways to build upon the success of white rain to increase market share Analysis: Gillette’s Marketing Planning and Control System Planning and control of system was too rigid and time...
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...Introduction The purpose of this essay is to analyse the macro environment of the new washing machine which is being developed for launch in 2008 by Smart Wash Company. An organization's marketing environment can be defined as: the actors and forces external to the marketing management function of the firm that impinge on the marketing management's ability to develop and maintain successful transactions with its customers (Kotler, 1997). Virtually all introductory textbooks in marketing reserve a section for an analysis of the macro environment (McCarthy, 1996). Thus, we aim to analyse the relevant macro environment for Smart Wash Company, so that we plan our marketing strategy and target the market in 2008. External environment The macro environment is generally categorized into demographic, political/legal, economic, cultural, technological and natural environments. The basic tenet is that what happens in the broader environment has significant implications for organizational functions (Mavondo, 1999). For example, McKee et al. (1989) found environmental turbulence to have a significant impact on marketing variables. The macro environment introduces a degree of homogeneity in a given industry through similarities in regulatory pressures, strategic alliances, human capital transfers, social and professional relationships and competency blueprints (Oliver, 1997). Environmental variation has been shown to impact on strategy (Hrebiniak & Joyce, 1985) and...
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...Unit 3 Individual Project: Marketing Opportunities Amanda Morris American Intercontinental University Lower Division Capstone BUSN 300 Professor Eric Freeman March 1, 2013 Abstract Addressing the possible financial advantages that could be implemented through marketing strategies made by the marketing manager, to improve the overall success of Chili’s, East Pasco family YMCA and service Corporation International. Reviewing whether the strategy would be a home run, a single or a low hanging fruit, the financial benefit and cost associated with each marketing strategy, the risk associated with each marketing strategy and the effect that the marketing strategy would have on public relations. Unit 3 Individual Project: Marketing Opportunities As a marketing manager it is important to be aware of marketing opportunities that will generate sales and increase revenue companies at hand. Pertaining to the three companies of choice Chili’s, East Pasco Family YMCA and Service Corporation International, modifications to the current marketing plans can be made to increase sales furthermore creating a positive impact on the public relations of the firm and generate financial improvements. Chili’s is a popular and successful restaurant; however, a few modifications to the company’s services would increase sales and promote business through new successful marketing strategies. The first marketing strategy that would be worthy of pursuing is to offer home delivery service...
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... | Contents 1. Introduction 2. Mission Statement 3. Marketing Audit 1. Macroenvironment 1. Politics 2. Economic 3. Ecological 4. Social 5. Technological 2. Microenvironment 1. Competition 2. Suppliers 3. Customers 4. SWOT Analysis 1. Strengths 2. Weaknesses 3. Opportunities 4. Threats 5. Marketing Objectives 1. Strategic Thrusts 2. Strategic Objectives 6. Core Strategy 1. Target Marketing 1. Segmentation 2. Targeting 3. Positioning 2. Competitor Targets 3. Competitive Advantage 7. Marketing Mix Decisions 8. Organisation and Implementation 9. Control 10. References 11. Bibliography 12. Appendices 1. Introduction This report will provide you, as McDonalds, with a full marketing plan identifying the key issues. In this plan we will critically analyse each stage of the marketing planning process, and suggest possible strategy changes which you may wish to consider. We will set examples with theories throughout the plan and compare existing marketing decisions with our recommendations and the importance in building and maintaining your competitive advantage. 2. Mission...
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...Consumer traits and behavior Team A Psy/322 Consumer traits and behavior Several topics will be discussed throughout this presentation starting with psychological and social processes that may influence consumer behavior. It has been determined that the consumer play the role of demander and care receiver through good harmony with consumer behavior as the bases of emotion. The corporation plays the role of supplier and philanthropist, through effective corporate strategy and policies based on reason. Finally public policy plays the role of guider and regulator based on the law. The dynamic relationships among consumer behavior, corporate strategy, and public policy are explored here through feedback with a system perspective and dynamics of cause-effect. Corporate ethics fell into five stages, since the 1960's the social expectations of the public with regard to corporations has increased substantially. Carroll (1979) stated that corporate achievement is essential for revaluating a business and those certain social criteria are also important. Consumers want to know about a corporation. If consumers have a good impression of a corporation and they have access to positive information and understand what a firm thinks, says and tends to do in relation to others make it also likely to strengthen the perception of corporate social responsibility. Corporate profits are positively and directly affected by consumer purchase behaviors...
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...Company Case: Prius: Leading a Wave of Hybrids 1. What micro-environmental factors affected both the first generation and second generation models of Toyota Prius? How well has to Toyota dealt with these factors? In order for the reader to have an understanding of this question is important to begin by defining Micro-environment. This term is a factor of the Marketing Environment and it consists of the issues that, in one way or another, affect the company's ability to serve its clientele in a close and direct way. This includes factors such as customers, suppliers, competitors, shareholders, employees and media (among others). Having this in mind, it could be safe to state that the micro-environmental factors affecting the first and second generation of the Toyota Prius are the customers and the competitors. Consumers, getting affected by the gas prices, were looking for an answer to their prayers. Toyota gave them the answer, a vehicle that would allow people to save on gas as well as provide good and efficient service. Once the first generation Prius was released, although not too pretty or fancy, it served to its purposed and customers were buying it. The other factor, competitors, is pretty obvious. Everybody wants a piece of the pie. Auto makers such as Honda started developing and/or implementing the hybrid system on some of their vehicles. Toyota's answer was to keep developing what already has been a success, the Prius. A second generation was developed and...
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...CMO of a large company The Chief Marketing Officer (C.M.O) of a company should be a person who plays a leadership role within the firm with a number of required functions in order to accomplish the objectives related to marketing department that include: increase the level of sales, enhance the image of the brand, improve the understanding of the customers behavior. Key Functions 1. Analyze the key trends of the industry in which the company is operating in order to perfectly comprehend the behavior of the clients/customers as well as the future performance 2. Coordinate and deal with several areas included in the marketing department such as product development, sales management, corporate communication 3. Create strong relationship and interact with different areas of the company to ensure that the marketing strategic plan will be reached 4. Improve the customer retention Required skills 1. Experience with high tech marketing software 2. Persuasive and self-confident in order to maintain the loyalty of the existing clients/customers 3. Experience in leading teams with strict deadlines 4. Advanced graduate studies specialized in marketing 5. Results oriented and analytical skills 6. Flexible and be able to change the direction from creative to analytical tasks 7. Track record of implementing and growing new business CMO of a startup company The Chief Marketing Officer (C.M.O) of a company should be a person who plays a leadership...
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