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This is a presentation addressed by a group of MA students on how to use marketing analysis to market a phone
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MarketingAnoop Muraleedharan Nomso Ebonwu
Remon HannaSabir Dsoki
Sana Haq
(apple.com)
Introduction
• Market Analysis• Theory• Buyer Behaviour• Segmentation• Marketing Mix• Recommendation
Definition of Marketing
“Marketing is the process of the planning and executing the
conception, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas… and satisfy
individual and organizational objectives”
Brassington (2006)
PEST Analysis• Political factors
Regulations Tax policies
• Economic factors Current international recession
• Social factors Lifestyle Cultures
• Technological Apple iPhone 3G no longer just mobile phone
Porter (1980)
Porters Five Forces
SWOT Analysis (Apple iPhone 3G)
Strengths Brand & Style User base Rich UI First mover Sensors Wi-Fi
Weaknesses No UMTS Limited distribution channels Missing features High price
Opportunities Combining mobile and computing Migrate people to Apple New social device Distribute iTunes content Port existing apps
Threats Similar devices Highly developed market Nokia & Sony,
Value Chain
Porter (1985)
Value Chain Analysis for iPhone 3G
ComponentsComponents
DesignDesign BuildBuild
OS / UIOS / UI
AppsApps BrandingBranding
MarketingSales
MarketingSales
UserUser
BillingBilling
NetworkNetwork
THEORYTHEORY
BCG Matrix
Product adoption process
Source: Kotler, Armstrong, Saunder & Wong (1999)
Product lifecycle
Source: Jobber & Fahy (2003)
Ansoff’s growth matrix
Henry(2008)
Consumer BehaviourConsumer Behaviour
• Analysis and understand buyer`s behaviour• Consumer is the heart of the marketing
environment• The main users of I phone are individual
consumers• Consumers needs and wants are differ from
one to one
ProcessProcessThe decision making process• Consumer undertake to decide the purchase• iPhone 3G launch with new features
because people knew the problems of I phone
• iPhone 3G try to influence consumers in different ways , like providing information's through online and multimedia
• Increased technology aspect is highlighted• Faster internet , user-friendliness ,
reasonable price
Factors that affects buying• PEST analysis• Culture factors• Spotted the difference between the cultures
and cultural needs• Psychological factors, needs motivations,
personality, perception, belief etc.• Maslow`s hierarchy of needs• Importance to factors like social benefits,
brand characteristics and entertainment than financial terms
Segmentation, Targeting and Segmentation, Targeting and PositioningPositioning
Levels of segmentation•Mass marketing
•Segmenting market
•Niche market
•Smartphone
•Micromarketing
•Geographic segmentation
•Demographical segmentation
•Geo-demographic segmentation
Segmenting consumer markets:
Geographic segmentation
Adopted from appleinsider.com
Adopted from appleinsider.com
Segment strategy• Undifferentiated marketing• Concentrated strategy• Market coverage strategy
• Positioning• Repositioning• Perceptual mapping
Targeting :
Adopted from Jdpower.com
Adopted by JDPower.com
Marketing MixMarketing Mix
The marketing mix
• A marketing mix is generally a term used to describe a combination or blend of tactics used by organisations or companies to market their products or services to a particular target customer group. (Jobber D, 2004)
• Product• Price• Promotion• Place
Product• The I Phone is a modern revolutionary tool which utilizes the
latest technology (3G) cellular /Wi-Fi networks around the world. It utilizes the most advanced operating system for a mobile phone (os x), which can access the very best in applications whilst being able to multi task.
• The I Phone has a most modern interface based on a large multi-touch screen and innovative software which allows the user to control the phone by the touch of a finger.
• The IPhone comes with a sleek, simple design measuring just 54”24”, with a display screen measuring 3.5” and 480x320pixelshas the best graphics for video playback and gaming
Product Life Cycle
• There is no introduction as the I phone 3G is an upgrade of the I phone.• Product quality is maintained and additional features and support services may be added.• Pricing is maintained as the firm enjoys increasing demand with little competition.• Distribution channels are added as demand increases and customers accept the product.• Promotion is aimed at a broader audience.
Place• The place involves the use of distribution channels,
channels of intermediaries, outlet location, wholesale and retail, access to market place and selling directly to the customer through media like the internet.
• The I Phone went on sale on June 29th 2008 in the US through apples retail and online stores. Apple sells the I Phone through major telecommunications providers around the world. For example the I Phone is sold through the O2 network in the UK and the T-Mobile network in Germany
Price
• There are 2 simple affordable service plans which come with the I Phone 3G on the O2 network, at £45 and £75 contract offers.
• On any offer below those stated the customer will have to pay £99 for the 8GB and £159 for the 16GB memory capacities.
• Available at a retail price of £349.99 for the 8GB and £399.99 for the 16GB memory capacities.
Promotion• Apples first point of sale is through its really
innovative products with its emphasis on the stylish design, the good quality and the devices functionality.
• Through memorable advertisements on all the types of media and the internet, apple has been able to assure customers that the I Phone is really the device that has been well worth the wait.
Recommendations
• The iPhone 3G price
• The iPhone 3 G product – seems very fragile, the camera, timely upgrades
• The iPhone 3G place – Other markets especially in Africa and Middle east
• The iPhone 3G promotion – More incentives for the I Phone potential customers.
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Thank You!