Title: Developing Successful Marketing and Corporate Strategies
1Chapter 2
- Developing Successful Marketing and Corporate
Strategies
2We hire from the half of the college class that
makes the upper half possible.
- Donald L. Ross
- Former President COO
- Enterprise Rent-a-car
3Linking the marketing strategy to the strategic
plan.
- Strategic planning long-term plan dealing with
the corporate mission primary goals. - Marketing strategy identifies goals
objectives and how they will be pursued. - Sound similar?
- Its the how that makes the difference.
- Lets go back to Mr. Ross.
4We hire from the half of the college class that
makes the upper half possible.
- We want athletes, fraternity types especially
fraternity presidents and social directors.
People people.
5Keys to organizational success
- Customer relationships
- Innovation
- Quality
- Efficiency
- To achieve any and all of these you have to plan
for them they dont just happen!
6Strategic planning at the corporate level
- Establishes a vision what we will be in the
future - Establishes a mission who we are and what we do
- Establishes a goal a targeted level of
performance
7Specific goals can be
- Profits
- Sales revenue
- Market share
- Unit sales
- Quality
- Employee welfare
- Social responsibility
8 BCG quantified performance measure PP2-4 Boston
Consulting Group growth-share matrix
20 High 10 Low 0
?
Question mark
Star
A
Market growth rate
D
B
Cash cow
Dog
C
10x High 1x Low 0.1x
Relative market share (share relative to largest
competitor)
9Sometimes this is called a portfolio analysis.
It is a look at all of your products and their
strength in the company.
10The strategic marketing processthe planning
phase
- Situation (SWOT) analysis
- Market product focus
- Marketing program
111 SWOT
- Strengths what do we do best
- Weaknesses what are the chinks in our armor
- Opportunities where how can we grow
- Threats what will stop us
- S W are internal
- O T are external
122 Market product focus
- Set new market product goals
- Select target markets
- Find points of difference
- Position the product
133 Marketing program
- Product strategy
- Price strategy
- Promotion strategy
- Place strategy
- Do these sound familiar?
- See figure 2-7 on page 46.
14The strategic marketing planthe implementation
phase
- Obtain the resources needed to produce and market
efficiently - Design a marketing organization
- Develop schedules
- Execute the plan do it!
- Strategy decisions
- Tactical decisions
15The strategic marketing processthe control phase
- Compare actual results to planned goals
- Identify deviations
- Is the planning gap significant
- Act on the deviations
- Exploit the good
- Correct the bad
16A written market plan
- It is a road map of future marketing activities
- Can be used internally
- New product lines
- Expanding market areas
- Can be used externally
- Financing a start up
17Elements of a plan
- Executive summary
- Description of the company
- Strategic focus and plan
- Situation analysis
- Market product focus
- Marketing program
- See figure A-1 on page 54
18Questions?
- For next class, please read Chapter 3, Scanning
the Marketing Environment