Unit 2 Segmenting, Targeting, Positioning and Creation of Value in the context of Strategic Marketing: {Book} |
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Segmentation: Essence of segmentation |
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Factors to be considered while Segmenting |
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Key Segmenting Principles: Relevance, Similarity, Exclusivity |
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Identifying Target Customers |
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Factors to be Considered while Targeting |
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Targeting Strategies: One for all strategy, one for each strategy |
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Strategic Targeting Criteria: Target Attractiveness, Target Compatibility |
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Essential Strategic assets for Target compatibility: Business infrastructure, Collaborator networks, Human capital, intellectual property, Strong brands, established customer base, synergistic offerings, access to scarce resources and capital |
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Creating Customer Value through Positioning |
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Role of Strategic positioning |
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Strategic Positioning options: The Quality option, Value option, The Pioneer, A Narrow Product focus, Target Segment Focus |
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Strategies for Creating Superior customer value |
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Creating Company Value: Understanding Company Value: Monetary, functional and psychological value |
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Strategically managing profits: Increasing sales revenue-through volume, optimizing price, Lowering costs |
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Creating Collaboration Value: Meaning of Collaborators, Collaboration as Business process, Advantages and Drawbacks of Collaboration |
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Levels of Strategic Collaboration: Explicit, Implicit |
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Alternatives to Collaboration: Horizontal and Vertical integration, Managing collaborator relations |
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Gaining Collaborator power: Offering Differentiation; Collaborator size, Strategic importance, Switching costs |
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