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    Magister Manajemen

    Universitas Sriwijaya

    MARKETING MANAGEMENT

    WEEK 1-2 Defining Marketing for the 21stCentury

    Developing Marketing Strategies and Plan

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    ???????

    What do you understand aboutMarketing?

    Why is marketing important?

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    More than Selling and Advertising

    More than Selling or Advertising

    All ThoseBicycles!

    MarketingWhats It All About?

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    What is Marketed?

    Goods

    Services

    Events & Experiences

    Persons

    Places & Properties

    Organizations

    Information

    Ideas

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    Key Customer Markets

    Consumer Markets

    Business Markets

    Global Markets

    Nonprofit/ Government Markets

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    Company Orientations

    Production

    Selling Marketing

    Product

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    Holistic Marketing Dimensions

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    The Four Ps

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    The marketplace isnt what it used to be

    Information technologyGlobalization

    Deregulation

    Privatization

    Competition

    Convergence

    Consumer resistance

    Retail transformation

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    MARKETING MANAGEMENT

    Magister ManajemenUniversitas Sriwijaya

    Developing Marketing Strategies and

    Plans How does marketing affect customer value? How is strategic planning carried out at

    different levels of the organization? What does a marketing plan include?

    Week 2

    Muchsin Shihab, MBA, Ph.D.

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    Marketing is all about Strategy Marketing

    Satisfying consumers needs and wants

    Bridging the gap between producer and consumer

    Functions: Buying, selling, transporting, storing, financing, risktaking, market info

    Market = the set of all actual and potential

    buyers of a particular core product

    Unrealistic to try to appeal to all buyers

    Why?

    What to do?

    Market-Driven and Market-driving strategies?

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    The value delivery process (marketing)1. The traditional view of marketing

    Firm makes something and sells it

    The company knows what to make and the market will buy enough units

    to produce profits

    When does it (not) work?????

    2. Value creation and delivery sequence Choosing the value

    Providing the value

    Communicating value

    Called wholistic marketing

    When does it (not) work?????

    What is Value Chain?

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    Core Competencies Traditionally companies owned and controlled resources,

    But situation changing, today outsourcing less critical resources: criteria (lowcost, better quality)

    The key is: to own and nurture the resources and competencies, e.g. Nike does not

    manufacture its own shoes. Nike nurtures its superiority in shoe design and

    shoe merchandising

    Characteristics of CC

    A source of competitive advantage(make significant contribution to

    perceived customer benefits)

    Applications in a wide variety of markets Difficult to imitate

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    UniqueResources

    ComparativeAdvantage

    Our Company

    Competitors

    Superior

    Customer

    Value

    Inferior

    Customer

    Value

    Strategic

    Relationship

    Competitive

    Advantage

    Cooperative

    Advantage

    PositionalA

    dvantage

    Sucherly, 2004

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    Develop Marketing Plan

    Levels of a Marketing Plan

    Strategic Target marketing decisions

    Value proposition

    Analysis of marketing

    opportunities

    Tactical Product features

    Promotion

    Merchandising

    Pricing

    Sales channels Service

    What is a Marketing Plan?

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    What is Strategic Planning?

    Define the corporate mission

    Focus, stress major values, define major competitive

    spheres

    Establish strategic business units (SBUs)

    Product oriented or Market Oriented?

    Assign resources to each SBU

    Portfolio analysis --- BCG,

    Assess growth opportunities

    Intensive Growth, Integrative Growth, Diversification Growth

    and Divesting older business

    Develop a detailed marketing plan

    Planning Activities include:

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    Google

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    2. Establishing SBUProduct Orientation vs. Market Orientation

    Company Product Market

    Missouri-Pacific

    Railroad

    We run a railroad We are a people-

    and-goods mover

    Xerox We make copyingequipment We improve officeproductivity

    Standard Oil We sell gasoline We supply energy

    Columbia Pictures We make movies We entertainpeople

    IBM redefined itself from a hardware and software manufacturer to a

    builder of networks

    PEPSI?????

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    3. Assign Resources to each SBU

    Portfolio Analysis

    Step 1:Analyze the

    current business

    portfolio Step 2:

    Shape the future

    business portfolio

    Identify strategic

    business units (SBUs)

    Assess each SBU: The BCG growth-share

    matrix classifies SBUs into

    one of four categories using

    the:

    Market growth rate

    SBUs relative

    market share within

    the market.

    Portfolio Design

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    BCG Growth-Share Matrix

    Strategic Planning

    High Relative

    Market Share

    High

    Market

    Growth

    LowMarket

    Growth

    Stars

    Cash

    Cows

    Quest ion

    Marks

    Dogs

    Low Relative

    Market Share

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    Strategic Planning

    Step 1:Analyze the

    current business

    portfolio Step 2:

    Shape the future

    business portfolio

    Determine the futurerole of each SBU andchoose the

    appropriate resourceallocation strategy: Build

    Hold

    Harvest

    Divest

    SBUs changepositions over time

    Portfolio Design

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    4. Assessing Growth Strategies

    4 Options available Integrative Growth (backward, forward,

    vertical)

    Diversification Growth (related or unrelated) Downsizing and Divesting

    Intensive Growth

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    Intensive Growth

    Developing Strategies for Growth and DownsizingProduct/Market Expansion Grid Strategies

    Marketpenetration

    Marketdevelopment

    Productdevelopment

    Diversification

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    Marketing Plan

    5. Market Planning

    Parts of a Marketing Plan

    Executive

    summary

    Marketing

    situation

    Threats and

    opportunities

    Objectiveand issues

    Marketingstrategy

    Actionprograms

    Budgets Controls