1) Size (of the market)
2) Composition of the size
3) Tendency (is the market growing, decreasing, etc)
4) Competitors
4.1. Sales
4.2. Distribution of sales
4.3. Tendency
5) How they sell
6)
Value chain
- 1 kg of pellets /10 cents
-> final product/$10
- Water example (video) -Module 1 What is supply chain management
- NEWSPAPER
1) Trees 2)Cutting 3) Transportation; trucks, ships, trains
4) Paper factory 5) Warehouse 6) Printing 7) = Newspaper
Knowing your Government Customer- Charlie Wilson's War
Know their intentions, future plans
Procurers() Influencers() End Users()
SWOT-ANALYSIS (EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY)
11.7.2012 Muistiinpanoja
• Segmentation system...
MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS MIX
Advertising - Anypaid form of Nonpersonal Presentation by an Identified Sponsor o Reaches many buyers, expressive impersonal
Personal Selling – Personal Presentations by a Firm’s Sales Force
Sales Promotion – Short-term Incentives to Encourage Sales
Public relations – Building Good Relations with Various Publics by Obtaining Favorable Unpaid Publicity
Direct Marketing – Direct Communications With Individuals to Obtain an Immediate Response
The Changing Communications Environment
Marketers Have Shifted away from mass marketing, less broadcasting (too expensive)
Integrated Marketing Communications
Slightly different ad, for instance, on TV and on the Internet (different target groups or INTEGRATED)
PERSUADE – INFORM – REMIND
Recognition – Awareness of name, benefit and package
Preference – Consumer will buy if available...evoked set
Insistence – Will search for; must have
Brand loyalty
Reduces marketing cost
Creates entry barriers
Generates a positive image
Provides time to respond to competitor moves
(What is Branding.mp4)
BRAND NAME SELECTION
1. Suggest benefits and