Week 7 -11 Business Implementation & Marketing Plan,Product Pricing Trategies,Promotion.
Week 7 -11 Business Implementation & Marketing Plan,Product Pricing Trategies,Promotion.
Week 7 -11 Business Implementation & Marketing Plan,Product Pricing Trategies,Promotion.
It should include:
Goals of your business, e.g., to brand awareness or to sell services and
products
Your target market and research on who they are and where they are
Buyer personas and informational on your customer demographics, if
relevant
Competitors, including their marketing strategies and pricing
Value of your product or services for your target customers
Your company's value proposition and what sets up apart from
competitors
Your key branding messaging as this must run consistently through all
your marketing materials and campaigns
What is the purpose of a marketing strategy?
Marketing strategies can have many different purposes. The main ones often
cited are:
Brand awareness
Stronger customer relationships, both with existing and potential ones
Competitive advantage, whether through more website traffic or
greater brand awareness
Furthers business goals, whether these revolve around building a brand
or selling more
A strategy provides a larger picture of how you plan to stay ahead of your
competition. It can reveal threats that you may need to consider for long-term
sustainability. By contrast, the marketing plan methodically outlines details of
how you will implement your strategies and how you will track your
marketing ROI.
Additionally, your marketing plan is highly detailed and involves the four Ps
of marketing: product, price, place and promotion. It helps to ensure a more
integrated marketing approach—that is, a unified message across all of your
promotional channels.
Traditional marketing
This type relies on offline channels to reach its target audience and
consumers.
Examples include print (newspapers, magazines, brochures), broadcast
(TV, radio commercials), direct mail (catalogs, coupons), outdoor advertising
(billboards, bus ads) and in-person or online public relations (press
releases, media events).
Digital marketing
This type uses and takes place on online channels to connect with consumers.
It includes content marketing (blog posts, articles, videos), social media
marketing (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram), search engine optimization (SEO)
for better search ranking, search engine marketing (paid ads on search
results), email marketing, affiliate marketing (partnering with other websites)
and mobile marketing (text messages, apps).
Social media advertising is another component that should not be overlooked. For
example, advertising on Facebook can drastically increase new customers. Want to try
Facebook advertising for your business? Facebook Ads by Wix directly connects to your
website to set up and optimize your campaigns. Remarketing on social media channels
is a highly effective way to bring people back to your website to complete a purchase.
Instagram marketing
YouTube marketing
TikTok marketing
Facebook marketing
LinkedIn marketing
Pinterest marketing
Twitter marketing
.
3. Email marketing and newsletters
Email marketing
Email marketing
Email marketing. Email marketing is a strategy where you send potential
customers marketing messaging through email. It's used in both B2B and B2C marketing
Recent studies show that 89% of marketers use email as the primary channel for
generating leads. However, for email marketing campaigns to succeed, they need to
deliver the right kind of message to your audience (no spammy "Buy now" emails).
Good email marketing builds a relationship and acquires trust with readers. You can still
automate emails (check out marketing automation software) but remember to always
add value. These newsletter examples show how all-sized companies can communicate
uniquely and interestingly with subscribers. When you make a newsletter, conduct A/B
tests to maximize performance.
When done correctly, your newsletter and email marketing strategy can create a strong
ROI, improve customer retention and influence purchasing decisions.
Public Relations
Paglalarawan
Public relations is the practice of managing and disseminating
information from an individual or an organization to the public in
order to influence their perception. Public relations and publicity
differ in that PR is controlled internally, whereas publicity is not
controlled and contributed by external parties.
Public relations (PR) marketing. PR marketing is a strategy where you
partner with a news source to generate more buzz around your
business
Public relations (PR) is a type of marketing that can help build your
business reputation in the media. Public relations builds beneficial
relationships
Public relations strategy. PR strategy enables marketers to share a
company's value with society and build a positive public image.
After you've launched your business and website, it's time to spread
the word. Gaining positive publicity and traction from media outlets
will create the buzz around your business to get the attention of the
masses. Business marketing strategies within this realm come in
varying forms, including TV, newspapers, radio and podcasts.
Ideally, the press and publicity you acquire are organic (unpaid), but
even if you’re considering working with a paid PR agency, the ROI
can prove worthy. Bill Gates himself said, “If I only had two dollars
left, I would spend one dollar on PR. It's an effective way to take your
marketing communication to the next level.
9. Advertising
Your audience
Costs and budget
Timing and length of your campaign
Creative assets available
There are a few different ways to retarget people who have visited
your website, from display and social media ads to email marketing,
which can help you in the following ways:
Increase brand awareness. Make sure your brand is top of
mind for people who have already visited your website. This can
make them more likely to remember you when they are ready to
make a purchase.
Generate leads. Showing ads to people who have visited your
website and have done nothing else can encourage people to
take the next step. Try offering free discounts or trials to give
further incentives.
Drive sales. People who abandoned their shopping carts or
visited your website but didn’t buy anything might just need a
reminder, and you can make sure they get one.
A target market can be translated into a profile of the consumer to
whom a product is most likely to appeal. The profile considers four
main characteristics of that person: demographic, geographic,
psychographic, and behavioral. These characteristics help determine
who might purchase a company's product.
Who is your target market?
A target market is a specific group of potential customers who a
business aims to reach with its products or services. This group may
share common characteristics such as age, gender, income level,
education, interests, or geographic location that make them more
likely to be interested in and purchase from a business.
A group of people that have been identified are the most likely
potential costumers for the product because of the shared
characteristics such as age, income and lifestyle.
How to determine who the customers are in terms of market size?
How to Calculate Market Size
1. Start with your total addressable market.
2. Find a group of customers to focus on within that target market.
3. Figure out how many of those customers are likely to buy your
product.
4. Multiply that customer number by estimated penetration rate.
How do you determine target market audience?
7 Ways to Determine Your Target Audience
1. Analyze Your Customer Base and Carry Out Client Interviews. ...
2. Conduct Market Research and Identify Industry Trends. ...
3. Analyze Competitors. ...
4. Create Personas. ...
5. Define Who Your Target Audience Isn't. ...
6. Continuously Revise. ...
7. Use Google Analytics.
What determines a target audience?
Target audiences can be based on demographic information (age,
gender identity, location), psychographic information (aspirations,
concerns, values), or behavior (likely to buy online). Target audiences
are often broad and varied, so audience segmentation can help
deliver a more personalized and effective message.
How will you ensure the viability and profitability of your proposed
business?
Evaluate the competition and identify a unique selling proposition.
Consider your financial feasibility, including startup costs, revenue
projections, and profitability. Assess the skills and expertise of your
team, and ensure you have a clear business plan.
Now that we understand what customer needs are, let's show you the
5 main customer needs to serve:
Price points.
convenience.
sustainability.
transparency.
control and options.
What are the customer specific requirements?
Customer Specific Requirements (CSRs) are the requirements created
or provided by the customer in agreement with the supplier or
manufacturer. These guide organizations in the automotive industry
in ensuring customer satisfaction.
How will you identify the possible products that your market needs?
Some ways to define market needs may include:
Be introspective. ...
Conduct interviews. ...
Analyze the competitors. ...
Consider cultural components. ...
Narrow your niche. ...
Define your target market. ...
Determine emotional needs. ...
Differentiate your business.
(Someone who is introspective spends considerable time examining
his own thoughts and feelings. If you take to your diary after an
unhappy break-up, you are being introspective. The Latin word
introspicere means to look inside, and that's what an introspective
person does, metaphorically speaking.)
How to determine the possible products or services needed in the
market?
Conduct interviews
How do you determine the needs and wants of the target market?
Tools like surveys, focus groups, and in-person discussions can help
you understand what your target market needs, why it is (or isn't)
shopping with you, and what you can do to make your offerings more
appealing. You can also look at data from your POS or CRM to glean
insights about your customers.
How do you meet target market needs?
How would you ensure that your products are designed to meet
the needs of customers?
When designing the functionality of a product to meet the
practical needs of your audience, it's a good idea to focus on
usability, ensuring it's intuitive. Addressing emotional needs
involves creating a user experience that consumers will enjoy.
Your unique selling point is the thing that makes you outstanding and
differ from all 'the others' out there doing more or less the same thing.
Your value proposition is how you can make this USP valuable for
your company/customer/boss/etc.
(Quora is a question-and-answer website where questions are asked,
answered, edited and organized by the community of users. Actually
'Quora' is an abbreviated form where 'qu' stands for question and 'a'
stands for answer. Thus the full form of Quora is 'Question or answer
'.)
WEEK 11-PROMOTION
A. Design a brand name of student’s new business idea and venture.
You make the rules. You're not restricted by the standards and
procedures of your boss or corporate culture. You can offer a product
or a service that fits your vision. You can also build your company
according to your own ideas.