05 strategic market planning
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Strategic Market Planning
Ian McPhee
Marketing ManagementSession 5
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Lags in response to environmental change
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• Sudden environmental change• New technology• New segments• New channels of distribution• Market redefinition• New legislation• Environmental shocks
Strategic Windows
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Evolution of strategy and management systems
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General Electric’s strategic planning cycle
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Role of headquarters in strategic market planning
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Components of corporate strategy
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The Boston Consulting Group’s growth–share matrix
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A composite portfolio model
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The shareholder value allocation model
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The strategic planning gap
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The five-factor model of industry profitability
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Components of business strategy
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The strategic focus
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Bowman’sStrategy Clock
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Differentiation
Focused differentiation
Hybrid
Low Price
‘No frills’
Strategies destined for ultimate failure
High
LowLow High
PERCEIVED ADDED VALUE
PRICE
Core Strategy
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• Who is the customer & who should it be?• What customer segments should be targeted?• Who makes the buying decision?• What do they buy?• Where do they buy?• When do they buy?
Customer Targets
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Strategic groups in UK retailing
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Implementation
McKinsey Seven-S Framework
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Market Dynamics & Competitive Strategy
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The product life cycle
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Product life cycle: implications for marketing
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Product life cycle: implications for marketing
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Market dynamics
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Extending the market: the case of nylon
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Marketing strategy for the pioneer at the early and growth phase of the market
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Attack strategies