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Product and Promotion: Creating and Communicating Value
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Creating and Communicating
Value
• What is a product and product classifications?
• What is product differentiation?
• What are the key elements of product planning?
• What is innovation and how does it relate to the product
life cycle?
• What is promotion and integrated marketing
communication?
• What is the process to developing promotional
messages?
• What is the promotional mix and available tools?
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Product: It’s Probably More Than You Thought
Car Wash ~ Cooking Lesson ~ Computer ~ Soap ~ Car
Product – anything a company offers to
satisfy customer needs and wants
Brand ~ Image ~ Packaging ~ Reputation ~ Guarantee
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Services: A Product by Any Other Name
Most services embody
these qualities:
Intangibility
Inseparability
Variability
Perishability
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Goods and Services Spectrum
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Product Layers: Peeling the Onion
• Core benefit – satisfies the
consumers need
• The actual product – the
physical good
• Augmented product –
warrantees, free service,
instruction manuals, help lines
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Consumer Product Categories
Consumer Products – products for personal use or
consumption
Consumer Products
• Convenience Products
• Shopping Products
• Specialty Products
• Unsought Products
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Business Product Categories
Business Products – are purchased to use directly
or indirectly in the production of another product
• Installations
Business
Products
• Accessory Equipment
• Maintenance, Repair, and
Operating Products
• Raw Materials
• Component Parts &
Processed Materials
• Business Services
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Product Differentiation and Planning:
A Meaningful Difference
A Meaningful Difference:
• Product Quality
• Features & Benefits
• Product Lines & Product Mixes
• Branding
• Packaging
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Product Quality
Quality Level – how
well a product performs
its core functions
Product Consistency –
how reliably a product
delivers it promised level
of quality
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Product Features and Benefits
Product Features –
specific characteristics of
a product
Customer Benefit – the
advantage that a customer
gains from specific product
features
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Product Features and Customer Benefits
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Product Lines and the Product Mix
Product Line – products
that are closely
related, either in terms
of how they work, or the
customers they serve.
Product Mix – the total
number of product
lines by a single firm.
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Cannibalization –
a producer offers
a new product
that takes sales
away from its
existing product.
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Amazon’s Product Line and Product Mix
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Oops! If You Drive Yugo, Maybe You Will Go and
Maybe You Won’t Go…
The tiny Yugo hatchback hit the U.S. market with great
fanfare in 1985
• It was billed as the cheapest new car in
the United States - $3,990
• Drivers began to uncover flaws and
major issues as they drove the car
• Sales plummeted and the company
went bankrupt in 1989
NYC School of Visual Arts professor challenged his students
to make something useful of the car….they made a toaster,
a Port-o-Potty, a confessional and a submarine
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Branding
Brand - a product’s
identity that sets it
apart from other
players in the same
category
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Brand Equity – the extra
money that consumers
will spend to buy that brand
Brand Name – a catchy,
memorable name is
a powerful part
of strong brand
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BusinessWeek/Interbrand Top Ten Global Brands
Source: BusinessWeek “100 Best Global Brands,” accessed December 14, 2009
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Line Extensions versus Brand Extensions
Line
Extensions
Brand
Extensions
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Similar
products offered
under the same
brand name
A product in a
new category
under an existing
brand name
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Cobranding
Cobranding established brands
from different
companies join
forces to market the
same product
• Dreyer’s markets various Girl Scout Cookie flavored ice cream
• Kohl’s markets Vera Wang clothing
• Kmart markets Martha Stewart housewares
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Packaging
Protect the Product
Provide Information
Facilitate Storage
Suggest Product Uses
Promote the Brand
Attract Buyer Attention
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Innovation and the Product Life Cycle:
Nuts, Bolts, and a Spark of Brilliance
Discontinuous Innovation – brand
new ideas that radically change
how people live
Dynamically Continuous
Innovation – marked changes to
existing products
Continuous Innovation – a slight
modification of an existing product
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The New Product Development Process
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The Product Life Cycle:
Maximizing Results over Time
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Promotion in Chaos: Danger or Opportunity?
• Technology has empowered consumers
to choose when they interact with media
• In 2007, Internet users spent an average
of nearly 33 hours per week surfing the
web
• Network television watching is declining
• Consumers watching TV are zapping ads
with TiVo
• Rising consumer power and the
breakneck pace of technology have
created a growing need and stunning
opportunity
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Integrated Marketing Communication: Consistency
and Focus
Integrated Marketing Communication is the coordination of
messages through multiple promotional vehicles
• Coordinate promotional messages
• Create a coherent impression in customer’s mind
• Identify key points of contact between product and
target market
Consumers combine – or integrate – information from all sources to
form a unified impression
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