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Product decisions, Lecture notes of Marketing Management

This ppt highlights major product related decisions a company needs to take in order to market their product.

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2014/2015

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Major Product
Decisions
Drishti Mahajan
Roll. No. 7
M. Com(h) – 2nd sem
UBS
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Major Product

Decisions

Drishti Mahajan

Roll. No. 7

M. Com(h) – 2nd sem

UBS

Product decisions

Individual product decision

Product line decision

Product mix decision

Product positioning

Product portfolio

management decisions

Product line decisions

 (^) More than one product:

 Products used together

 Independent but similar products

 Independent and dissimilar products

 (^) Advantages :

 Fuller utilisation of plant’s capacity

 Reduction of per unit cost

 Lower power cost(lower price, larger sales

and profit

 Meet customer requirements

Product line decisions

Factors affecting decisions

 Changes in market demand

 Competitive action and reaction

 Marketing influences

 Product influences

 Financial influences

Product mix

 (^) Full list of product offered for sale by

the company.

 (^) Any company’s product mix has four

dimension :

 Width

 Length

 Depth

 Consistency

Product mix decisions

 (^) PRODUCT LINE ANALYSIS

Taking decision regarding whether adding new product line or not, lengthen the existing product line or not, analysis of product line is useful.

Product item

% contributi on to sales and profit

Product positioning

 (^) Art of selecting, out of number of

unique selling propositions, the one which will get you maximum sales.

  • Rosser Reeves  (^) 4 components of product positioning

Perceptual mapping

Perceptual mapping

Product (^) benefits

Product benefits Segmentati on

Segmentati on

Product categories

Product categories

Product portfolio

management

BCG (Boston Consultancy Group) Model

 (^) Basis:-

 Market share trends

 Industry sales growth trends

 (^) Division of product portfolio in 4 quadrants

 Stars

 Problem children

 Cash cows

 Dogs