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“Intelligence Everywhere” Presented By: - Anil Kumar

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“Intelligence Everywhere”Presented By: -

Anil Kumar 2007-2009

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Introduction- First to enter in Indian market.- Founded by Galvin Brothers.- Name was adopted in 1947- Deals in Laptops, Cordless phones, Camera,

Semi-Conductors, Wireless communication,

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Marketing Strategy• Captured mass market.• Launched a phone costing Rs.1600.• Launched MOTOFLIP costing under Rs.4000.• Widen their product portfolio.• Collaborated with cellular service provider.• Enhanced their distribution network.• Youth- Target Audience

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Promotional Strategy• Used 360 degree marketing.• “Guess the Motostar”.• Funded NGOs in Bangalore • Spend online 20% more than any other

brand.• Developed consumer engagement initiative

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Positioning • No belief in the brand.• No support from retailers and consumers.• Narrow product portfolio.• Poor brand awareness.• Market share

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Repositioning • Wide product portfolio.• Enhance its distribution network.• Targeted on youth.• 360 degree marketing.• Market share

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SWOT Analysis

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STRENGTH• Globally number one.• World wide operation.• Wide portfolio.• Distribution• Oomph value!

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WEAKNESS• Not treated as User Friendly.• Poor Performance.• Less Penetration.• Less Resale Value.

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OPPURTUNITY• Benefit of brand to wide its product line.• Market of India and China.• Risk Involvement.• Can enhance its sale in CDMA category.

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THREATS• Nokia and other competitors.• Can be thrown out for poor performance.• Perception of Indian Consumers.

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CONCLUSION• MOTOROLA- No. 2 player.• Penetration and Brand Awareness• Long term survival.• Promotional Activities.

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