Express 1 Strategic Marketing Plan‚ Spring 2009 STRATEGIC MARKETING PLAN For the E1SHIP WEB PORTAL Prepared by Sejal Dsouza Charles Kirker Gabrielle Perham Andrea Sikes Ece Yilmaz 1 Express 1 Strategic Marketing Plan‚ Spring 2009 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The purpose of this paper is to offer a strategic marketing plan to Express 1 for its new innovative web portal‚ E1ship. Express 1 is only fifteen years old and has expanded from Salt Lake City‚ Utah to sixty locations throughout
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other real life anime characters‚ adds to the childrens’ desire to beg Mommy and Daddy to go to McDonalds. The average child begins eating at McDonalds at the age of 3.(2) There is no single child in this world‚ to my belief‚ that prefers McDonalds food because of
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Target customer Over 30 years old men‚ who are middle income level‚ preventing hair fall problem. User Status: Potential users‚ regular users 4Ps 1. Product I am going to talk about the product of marketing mix for these shampoos. Product is plays a principle roles in marketing mix. Now‚ I would like to elaborate by levels of product and product classification. First‚ I want to talk about the BAWANG Man’s Anit-hair Fall Shampoo. The core benefit of the shampoo is that the customers can
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Lancôme’s main competitors are Clinique‚ Perscriptives‚ Mac‚ Estee Lauder‚ Olay‚ Neutrogena‚ Clearasil and Clean and Clear. These competitors act as substitutes to our Lancôme brand. Segmentation Variables Benefits Sought Special / Regular Marketing Mix Sensitivity Price Sensitivity Demographics Age In order to determine our market coverage strategy‚ we must first consider variables that can segment our focus market. Any company could potentially use these segmentation variables to segment the
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PRO-V PRODUCT: Clearly‚ Shampoo is more than just shampoo when P&G sells it. P&G’s great successin the rough-and-tumble shampoo world comes from developing an innovativeproduct concept. An effective product concept is the first step in marketing-mixplanning.Philip Kotler defines product as Anything that can beoffered to a market for attention‚ acquisition‚ use or consumption that might satisfy a -want or need. It includes physical objects‚ services‚ persons‚places‚ organizationsand ideas
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Marketing Mix Product Consumers consider products as bundles of benefits that satisfy their need. The basic level of a product is the core benefit to the customer. People who buy Panadol for cold and flu are buying more than a pill that is used for fast effective temporary relief for symptoms of cold and flu. They are buying on-the-go health that provides close-to instant relief to the illness. The brand‚ Panadol‚ has long dominated the retail scene. This is because GSK‚ the manufacturer of Panadol
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The Cyprus Journal of Sciences The Journal of Americanos College Editor Charalambos Louca Americanos College Joseph S. Joseph‚ University of Cyprus‚ Cyprus Kalliope Agapiou-Josephides‚ University of Cyprus‚ Cyprus Krassimira Ilieva‚ Bulgarian Academy of Sciences‚ Sofia‚ Bulgaria Leonidas A. Phylactou‚ Cyprus Institute of Neurology & Genetics‚ Cyprus Marianna Sigala‚ University of the Aegean‚ Greece Mary Koutselini-Ioannidou‚ University of Cyprus‚ Cyprus Mary Vaxevanidou‚ Patras Greek Open University
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business segments that include Automobiles‚ Motorcycles and Financial Services. BMW is the parent company of the Mini and Rolls-Royce car brands1. The company’s slogans in the U.S are "The Ultimate Driving Machine" and "Sheer Driving Pleasure". 2 Marketing Mix: Innovative engineering and technology are at the core of what makes a BMW the amazing automobile it is today. Every detail of a BMW is designed with a single goal in mind: to enhance the joy of driving. BMW engineers have high priorities of providing
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Topshop Market According to Mintel (August 2003)‚ UK consumers keep on spending on clothes‚ even when they are cutting back in other areas‚ with total consumer expenditure on clothing in the UK reaching £34‚825 million in 2002 - a 25.3% increase compared to 1998. This exceeds the growth of total consumer expenditure in the UK over the same period. Although the rate of year-on-year sales growth slowed slightly in 2003 as the consumer boom of 2000 and 2001 cooled‚ the slowdown in fashion retailing
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success of the company Yamauchi made Nintendo public by listing the company on the Osaka Stock Exchange. Following this Nintendo decided to expand into further markets and began to experiment in other areas‚ for example they set up a taxi company chain‚ food Company and a toy making company. The toy making company was the only venture which had any success possibly due to the experience which Nintendo had from selling playing cards. Although at this time Japan was enjoying an economic boom because of
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