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Ch.2: Boundary of your business domain Chs. 3-5: Analysis of Major Stakeholders
Ch. 6: Your prediction about future Potential and Forecasting Ch. 7: Strategy (to achieve your objectives) Target (Competitor & Customer) Positioning (Value Proposition)
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Action Plan
Where are we heading to? How will we get there?* What will we do?
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A Successful Strategy:
Helps achieve coordination among functional areas of the organization. Defines how resources are to be allocated. Leads to a superior market position.
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Hierarchy of Objectives
Company mission/vision
Level 0
Corporate objectives
Level I
Corporate strategies
Divisional objectives
Level II
Divisional strategies Product/brand objectives Brand strategies
Level III
Program objectives
Level IV
Tactics
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1. Setting Objectives
1. Characteristics of Good Objectives
1. Quantified standards 2. Challenging 3. Have Milestones
2. Increasing Profitability
1. Decreasing Inputs 2. Increasing Outputs
Strategic Alternatives
Long-term profits
Market development
Market penetration
Decrease inputs
Increase outputs
New segments
Existing customers
Reduce costs
Increase price
Convert nonusers
Competitors customers
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Choice
Statement
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Five Areas of Differentiation Quality* Convenience and Service Status and Image Branding* Distribution Channels Combination of the Above
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Fresca
Segment 2
Nondiet
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Time to respond to competitive threats Anchor to which other associations can be attached 1. Brand Brand loyalty awareness Familiarity-liking Signal of substance/ commitment Brand to be considered Brand Brandequity loyalty
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Help process/ retrieve information 2. Brand Brand loyalty associations Reason-to-buy Create positive attitude/feelings Extensions Other proprietary Brand loyalty brand assets
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Competitive advantage
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Transactional
Sales: Intrinsic Value Consultative Sales: Extrinsic Value Enterprise Sales: Strategic Value
Relationship
Customer
Leadership: Fixed Cost and Variable Cost Differentiation: Supply side and Demand side Focus: Segmentation and Targeting
Functional
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and Brand Program: Product feature & brand meaning Pricing Program: price points Marketing Channels Program: Level, intensity, and ownership/function Communication Program: ex) Advertising and Sales Promotion (Incentives)
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Multiple Effects of Consumer Promotions on Car Sales by Steve Kim and J. Lim
Consumer promotions
- Advertising - Incentives H3 & H4
Firm performance
Car Sales Change - Immediate -Total
H1 & H2
Product Quality
Product variable
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