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Avadhoot Hinge
Priyanka Gund
Gopal
Pranay
Marketing Audit
Definition A marketing audit is a comprehensive, systematic, independent & periodic examination of a companys or business units marketing environment, objectives, strategies and activities with a view to determining problem areas and opportunities and recommending a plan of action to improve the companys marketing performance
Marketing Audit
Initially internal audit covered only financial & stores functions However, recently, organizations have included operational management areas under internal audit. Need to reorient internal audit to maintain market position.
Methodology
Step 1 Selection of a proper team of internal auditors.
Macroenvoirnment
Agricultural Huge
incomes
Development Introduction
of petrol engines
Legal
Markets
Rural Market Growth
Year
1984-85
Growth (%)
18.5
1985-86
1986-87 1987-88 1988-89
17.7
17.4 23.3 40.8
159279 177409
Only Maruti
92669
106509 106509
12.67
Other Cars
58574
64704
70850
10.47
9.5
1987
1988
1989
1988
1989
79295
85518
95302
9.22
11.32
Two wheeler manufactures (Bajaj Auto, Kinetic Honda), LCV( Ashok Leyland, Japanese LCVs)
Any other Do not want mode of to buy a transportation vehicle (people and goods)
for dealer circulation emphasizing on negative features of Jeep Profile of potential buyers Merits of Gypsy over Jeep Dealers guidance list of government employees
Competitors
Does not enjoy enviable status Uncomfortable drive & ride Old technology Higher maintenance cost Low resale value Jeep financing treated as a low priority area No particular finance company exclusively providing finance for M&M
Finance
o o o
Improving the quality of product Understanding the perceived risks Finding out the acceptance of the product after Gypsy penetration
Product development and new product ideas from customers and dealers
Products CJ, CJ-540DP, MM540DP & CJ-340DP Attitude towards products To add MD-2340 engine in CJ XD 4.90 petrol engine in CJ- 340DP Some cosmetic changes Competitors product and strategy
Price
Distribution
Sales force
ancillary advertisers
o
demonstrations/melas.
o
Strict action against irresponsible dealers. Direct mail campaign to government institutes.