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    Chapter 2

    Chapter 2

    Strategic Planning

    and the

    Marketing Process

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    Strategic Planning Process

    Strategic Planning Process

    Strategic PlanningStrategic Planning is the process of developing and

    maintaining a strategic fit between theorganizations goals and capabilities and itschanging marketing opportunities.

    This process involves: Defining the Company Mission: Statement of an

    organizations purpose - what it wants to accomplish inthe larger environment.

    Setting Company Objectives and Goals: Supporting

    objectives for each level of management. Designing the Business Portfolio:Collection of

    businesses and products that make up the company.

    Planning Functional Strategies: Detailed planning foreach department designed to accomplish strategic

    objectives.

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    Market

    Oriented

    Market

    Oriented

    Fit Market

    Environment

    Fit Market

    Environment

    Motivating

    Motivating Realistic

    Realistic

    Distinctive

    Competencies

    Distinctive

    CompetenciesSpecific

    Specific

    Characteristics

    of Good MissionStatements

    Characteristics

    of Good MissionStatements

    Mission Statements

    Mission Statements

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    Designing the Business Portfolio

    Designing the Business Portfolio

    The best portfolio is the one that best fits the

    companys strengths and weaknesses toopportunities in the environment.

    A Strategic Business Unit (SBU) is a unit of thecompany:

    that has a separate mission and objectives, and

    that can be planned independently from othercompany businesses.

    The company must:

    analyze its currentbusiness portfolio or StrategicBusiness Units (SBUs), and

    decide which SBUs should receive more, less, or noinvestment, and

    develop growth strategies for adding newproducts

    or businesses to the portfolio.

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    Analyzing Current SBUs:

    Boston Consulting Group

    Approach

    Analyzing Current SBUs:

    Boston Consulting Group

    Approach

    Question Marks

    High growth, low share Build into Stars/ phase out Require cash to hold

    market share

    Question Marks

    High growth, low share Build into Stars/ phase out Require cash to hold

    market share

    Stars

    High growth & share Profit potential May need heavy

    investment to grow

    Cash Cows

    Low growth, high share Established, successful SBUsProduce cash

    Cash Cows Low growth, high share Established, successful SBUsProduce cash

    Dogs Low growth & share Low profit potential

    Dogs Low growth & share Low profit potential

    Relative Market ShareHigh Low

    Mark

    etGrowt h

    Rate

    Low

    High

    ?

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    Can be Difficult, Time-Consuming, & Costly to Implement

    Can be Difficult, Time-Consuming, & Costly to Implement

    Difficult to Define SBUs & Measure Market Share/ Growth

    Difficult to Define SBUs & Measure Market Share/ Growth

    Focus on Current Businesses, But Not future Planning

    Focus on Current Businesses, But Not future Planning

    Can Lead to Unwise Expansion or Diversification

    Can Lead to Unwise Expansion or Diversification

    Problems With Matrix Approaches

    Problems With Matrix Approaches

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    2- 72- 7Developing Growth StrategiesDeveloping Growth Strategies

    1. Market

    Penetration

    2. MarketDevelopment

    3. Product

    Development

    4. Diversification

    ExistingMarkets

    New

    Markets

    ExistingProducts

    NewProducts

    Product/ Market Expansion Grid

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    2- 82- 8Product/ Market Expansion GridProduct/ Market Expansion Grid

    Market PenetrationMarket Penetration: making more sales to currentcustomers without changing products. How? Cutprices, increase advertising, get products into morestores.

    Market DevelopmentMarket Development: identifying and developingnew markets for its current products. How?Identify new demographic or geographic markets.

    Product DevelopmentProduct Development: offering modified or new

    products to current markets. How? New styles,sizes, colors, or other modified products.

    DiversificationDiversification: start up or buy new businesses

    outside of its current products and markets.

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    2- 92- 9Marketings Role in Strategic

    Planning

    Marketings Role in Strategic

    Planning

    Provides aGuiding

    Philosophy

    Provides aGuiding

    Philosophy

    Provides Inputsto

    Strategic Planners

    Provides Inputsto

    Strategic Planners

    Designs Strategiesfor Reaching

    Units Objectives

    Designs Strategiesfor Reaching

    Units Objectives

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    A Companys Value ChainA Companys Value Chain

    CustomerCustomerPurchasingPurchasing

    OperationsOperations

    MarketingMarketing

    Information SystemsInformation Systems

    Each Department in a Company Carries Out

    Value-Creating Activities to Design, Produce,Market, Deliver, and Support the Firms Products.

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    2- 112- 11Speed Bump:

    Linking

    the Concepts

    Speed Bump:

    Linking

    the Concepts

    What does Strategic Planning have to do

    with marketing? What are Levi Strauss & Co.s mission and

    strategy?

    What roles do other functional departmentsplay?

    How can Levi Strausss marketers workmore effectively with these other functions

    to maximize overall customer value?

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    The Marketing ProcessThe Marketing Process

    TargetConsumers

    Product

    Place Price

    Promotion

    Marke

    ting

    Im

    plem

    entatio

    n

    Marketin

    g

    Planning

    Marke

    ting

    Control

    M

    arke

    ting

    An

    alysis

    Competitors

    MarketingIntermediaries

    PublicsSuppliers

    Demographic-Economic

    Environment

    Technological-Natural

    Environment

    Political-Legal

    Environment

    Social-Cultural

    Environment

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    2- 132- 13Process of Selecting Target

    Consumers

    Process of Selecting Target

    Consumers

    Market SegmentationMarket Segmentation: process of dividing a market intodistinct groups buyers (segments) with different needs, etc.who might require separate products.

    Market SegmentMarket Segment - consumers who respond in similar way to a givenset of marketing efforts.

    Market TargetingMarket Targeting: evaluating each market segmentsattractiveness and selecting one or more target segments toenter.

    Market PositioningMarket Positioning: products clear, distinctive and desirableplace relative to competing products in the minds of targetsegments.

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    Marketing Mix- The Five PsMarketing Mix- The Five Ps

    TargetCustomers

    IntendedPositioning

    TargetCustomers

    IntendedPositioning

    ProductGoods-and-service

    combination acompany offers a

    target market

    ProductGoods-and-service

    combination acompany offers a

    target market

    Amount of money

    consumers haveto pay to obtain

    the product

    Amount of money

    consumers haveto pay to obtain

    the product

    Activities that

    persuade targetcustomers to buy

    the product

    Activities that

    persuade target

    customers to buy

    the product

    Company activities

    that make the

    product available totarget customers

    Company activities

    that make the

    product available to

    target customers

    Price

    Promotion Place

    PEOPLE

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    Four Marketing Management

    Functions

    Four Marketing Management

    Functions

    Planning

    Develop

    Strategic

    Plans

    Develop

    Marketing

    Plans

    Planning

    Develop

    Strategic

    Plans

    Develop

    Marketing

    Plans

    Implementation

    Carry Out the

    Plans

    Implementation

    Carry Out the

    Plans

    Marketing Analysis of Companys SituationMarketing Analysis of Companys Situation

    Control

    MeasureResults

    EvaluateResults

    TakeCorrective

    Action

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    Contents of a Marketing PlanContents of a Marketing Plan

    Executive Summary

    Current Marketing Situation

    Threats and Opportunities

    Objectives and Issues

    Marketing Strategy

    Action Programs

    Budgets

    Controls

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    Marketing ImplementationMarketing Implementation

    Marketing StrategyMarketing Strategy

    Marketing PerformanceMarketing Performance

    Implementation

    Climate and

    Culture

    Action

    Programs

    Decision

    and

    Reward

    Organizational

    Structure

    Human

    Resources

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    Marketing Department OrganizationMarketing Department Organization

    MarketManagement

    MarketManagement

    Combination

    Plan

    Combination

    Plan

    ProductManagement

    ProductManagement

    GeographicGeographic

    FunctionalFunctional

    Ways toCarry OutMarketingActivities

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    Organizational Structure of Mktg Deptt.

    Functional Prod/Mktg/Fin./HR

    Geographical P.Louis/ Rodrigues

    Product Beer/Soda/Water

    Organizational Structure of Mktg Deptt.

    Functional Prod/Mktg/Fin./HR

    Geographical P.Louis/ Rodrigues

    Product Beer/Soda/Water

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    Marketing ControlMarketing Control

    Set Marketing GoalsSet Marketing Goals

    Measure

    Performance

    Measure

    Performance

    Evaluate

    Performance

    Evaluate

    Performance

    Take Corrective

    Action

    Take Corrective

    Action

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    M k ti A dit

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    2- 212- 21Marketing AuditsMarketing Audits

    Marketing

    Organization

    MarketingOrganization

    Marketing

    Environment

    Marketing

    Environment

    MarketingSystems

    MarketingSystems

    Marketing

    Strategy

    Marketing

    Strategy

    Areas ofAssessment

    in Marketing

    Audits

    Areas of

    Assessment

    in Marketing

    AuditsMarketing

    Productivity &

    Profitability

    MarketingMix

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    R t St

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    Reviewing

    theConcepts

    Rest Stop:

    Reviewing

    theConcepts

    Explain company-wide strategic planning and itsfour steps.

    Discuss how to design business portfolios anddevelop growth strategies.

    Explain functional planning strategies and

    marketings role in strategic planning. Describe the marketing process and the forces

    that influence it.

    List the marketing management functions,

    including the elements of a marketing plan.