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Strategic Marketing Planning and
Market Orientation
Chapter 1
Slides developed by:
Peter Yannopoulos
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Marketing Strategy
Marketing strategy is about
satisfying valuable customers
in a superior way
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Marketing is about …..
Choosing a certain course of action and
rejecting other alternatives after careful
consideration
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The objective of marketing is…
To focus on those marketing
strategies that are more in line
with the organizational goals
and capabilities
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Components of Marketing Strategy
Market
segment
strategy
Promotion
strategy
Components
of Marketing
Strategy
Distribution
strategy
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Positioning
strategy
Product
strategy
Pricing
strategy
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The Strategic Marketing Planning
Corporate Vision, Mission,
and Goals
Corporate Strategy
Market Definition
Situational Analysis
Business-Level Strategy
Market Segmentation and
Target Marketing
Strategic Positioning
Product
Strategy
Pricing
Strategy
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Distribution
Strategy
Promotion
Strategy
Implementation and
Control
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Corporate Vision
A mental image of a desirable
future state of an organization
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Properties of Effective Corporate
Visions
Informed
Grounded
in reality
Effective
Corporate
Visions
Intent
to win
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Shared
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Corporate Mission
It identifies what the firm stands for
and its operating philosophy
It is a multi-dimensional concept that
consists of several components
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Components of Corporate Mission
It reflects the values of the
organization
It reflects the true purpose of the
business
It includes the policies and operational
standards of the organization
It includes the firm’s competitive
position and competitive advantage
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Competing on the Edge
It involves taking action, observing
what happens, and adopting the
course of action that seems to work
best
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Deliberate Strategies
Strategies that are the result of a
formal planning process
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Emergent Strategies
Strategies that occur from
responses to customer requests,
manufacturing problems,
competitive threats, and
technological advances
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Market Orientation
Customer
Orientation
Market
Orientation
Competitor
Orientation
Interfunctional
Coordination
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Customer Orientation
Intimate knowledge of customer needs
Strong customer commitment
Creation of superior customer value
Superior market sensing capabilities
Develop customer relationships with
valuable customers
Segment markets and choose the most
attractive segments
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Competitor Orientation
Know direct and indirect competitors
Monitor competitor activity
Regularly analyze competitor strategies
Benchmark performance against
competitors
Respond rapidly to competitor actions
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Interfunctional Coordination
Regularly collect market information
Market information is shared among
functions
All functions contribute to meeting
customer needs
There is a strong coordination of all
functions
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Some Strategic Advantages of Market
Orientation
Encourages behaviour needed to create
superior customer value
Helps design a superior marketing
strategy to guide marketing actions
Outperform competitors
Create loyal customers
Charge higher prices
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Strategic Interdependence
The outcome of a firm’s strategy depends on
the strategy it chooses but also on the
strategy chosen by its rivals
Firms must be aware of the possible moves
and countermoves of competition and adjust
their marketing plans to reflect such moves
The process of strategic interaction forces
firms to continually improve the quality of
their products and lower prices
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Major Influences on Marketing
Strategy Formulation
Globalization
Major
Influences on
Marketing
Strategy
Marketing
Convergence
Triple Bottom
Line
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Triple Bottom Line
Social
Financial
Triple
Bottom
Line
Environmental
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