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Page 1: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Product

Page 2: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Levels of Product

• Levels of Product :

1. Core product :

Is the core benefit of the product.

What is the buyer really buying ?

Charles Revlon : “ In The factory, we

make cosmetics, in the store we sell

hope “

Page 3: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Ritz Carlton Hotels : “memorable travel experience “

Page 4: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

2. Actual Product :

5 Characteristics of actual product :

- a quality level

- features

- design

- a brand name

- packaging

Page 5: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

3. Augmented Product :

Additional consumer services and

benefits, e.g : warranty on parts,

instruction on how to use, quick repair

service, toll free telephone number.

Page 6: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon
Page 7: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Product Classifications

• Consumer Products :

Convenience products, Shopping

products, Specialty products, Unsought

product.

• Industrial Products.

Page 8: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Consumer products :

are those bought by final consumers for

personal consumption.

Marketers usually classify these goods further based on how consumers go about buying them.

Page 9: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Convenience product :

Are product and services that the

the customer usually buys frequently,

immediately, and with a minimum

comparison and buying effort.They are

usually low priced, and marketers place them in many locations to make them readily available.E.g : soap, candy, newspapers, fast food, cigarettes,shampoo,etc.

Page 10: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Shopping products :

in the process of selection and purchase, characteristically compares on such bases as suitability, quality, price and style.

E.g : furniture, clothing,used car, major appliances, hotel and motel services.

Marketers usually distribute products through fewer outlets but provide deeper sales support to help customers in their comparison efforts.

Page 11: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Specialty products : consumer product with unique characteristics or brand identification for which a significant group of buyers is willing to make a special purchase effort.E.g : lamborghini, Louis Vuiton, etc.Buyers are usually willing to travel great distances to buy one, witout comparison.

Page 12: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Unsought product :

The consumer either does not know about or knows about but does not normally think of buying. E.g : life insurance , blood donations to the Red Cross.By their nature, unsought products require a lot of advertising, personal selling and marketing efforts.

Page 13: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Industrial products : are those purchased for further processing or for use in conducting a business,e.g : fork lift, tractor, lawn mower, etc.

Page 14: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Individual Product Decisions

• Product Attributes : Product Quality,Product Features ,

Product Style and Design.• Branding:Brand Equity, Brand Name

Selection, Private Brand,Licensing, Co Branding, Brand Strategy.

• Packaging• Labeling• Product Support Services

Page 15: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Product Quality :

is the ability of a product to perform its functions. It includes durability, reliability, precision, ease of operation and repair, etc.

Page 16: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Product Features :

The company should periodically survey

buyers and ask these questions :

- how do you like the product ?

- Which specific feature do you like most ?

- etc

HUKUM PARETO, PARITY PRODUCT.

Page 17: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Good style and design can attract attention, improve product performance, cut production costs, and give the product a strong competitive advantage in the market.

Page 18: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Brand :

is a name, term, sign, symbol or design, or a combination of these, that indentifies

the maker or the seller of a product or service.E.g : XL, Sunkist Orange, Dole Pineapples, Sambal Terasi Mama Suka, etc.

Page 19: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Brand Equity :

The value of a brand, based on the extent to which it has high brand loyalty, name awareness, perceived quality, strong brand associations,and other assets

( patents, trademarks, channel relationships ).

Page 20: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Brand Name Selection :

1. It should suggest something about the

product’s benefits and qualities. E.g :

Fresh Tea, Telkomsel, Sanaflu.

Page 21: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

2. It should be easy to pronounce,recognize, and remember. Short names help : Tip Ex, Teh Botol Sosro, New Kids On The Block,

Michael Learns To Rock.

Page 22: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

3. The brand name should be distinctive :

Kodak, Exxon, Avanza, Xenia.

4. The name should translate easily into

foreign languages.

5. It should be capable of registration and

legal protection : Aqua.

Page 23: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Private Brand :

A brand created and owned by a reseller of a product or service.E.g : Sanex ( Chinese motor cycle ), Jialing, Zhong Shen, etc.

Page 24: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Licensing : Most manufacturer take years & spend

millions to create their own brand names. Some companies license names or symbols for a fee, any of these can provide an instant and proven brand name.E.g : Lois, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Gucci, etc.

Page 25: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Co- Branding :

The practice of using the established brand names of different companies on the same product.E.g :

- Nabisco + Pillsbury : Pillsbury Oreo.

Page 26: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Brand Strategy :

1. Line Extentions

2. Brand Extentions

3. Multi Brands

4. New Brands

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• Line Extentions :

Occur when a company introduces additional items in a given product category under the same brand name, such a new flavors, colors, ingredients, or package size.E.g : Fresh Tea (orange, apple, strawberry, etc ).

Page 28: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Brand Extentions :

Using a successful brand name to launch a new or modified product in a new product category.

E.g :

- Honda : Motorcycle, automobile

- Yamaha : Motorcycle, piano.

- ABC :

Page 29: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Multibrands :

Additional brands in the same category :

- Teh Botol Sosro, Fresh Tea, TEBS

- Paramex, Feminax, Afebrin

FIGHTING BRANDS.

Page 30: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

New Brands :

A company may create a new brand name when it enters a new product category for which none of the company’s current brand names are appropriate.

Page 31: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Packaging :

involves designing and producing the container or wrapper for product.

Traditionally, the primary function of the package was to contain and protect the product.In recent times, packaging is an important marketing tool.

Page 32: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

• Labeling :

- Simple tags to complex graphic

- identifies the product

- describe several thing about the product

Page 33: Product. Levels of Product Levels of Product : 1. Core product : Is the core benefit of the product. What is the buyer really buying ? Charles Revlon

Product Support Services :

Services that augment actual product.

Many companies are using product support services as a major tool in gaining competitive advantage.