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PRESENTED BY:-
Gagandeep kaur
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Product
A product is anything that can be
offered to a market for attention,
acquisition, or use, or something that
can satisfy a need or want
Therefore product can be physical
goods,services,experiences,events,pers
ons,places,properties, organisations,information &ideas.
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Product Cont ….
Kotler distinguished three components:
Need : a lack of a basic requirement;
Wan t : a specific requirement for
products or services to match a need;
Demand : a set of wants plus the desire
and ability to pay for the exchange.
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Levels of a product
Core product
Basic product
Expected product
Augmented product
Potential product
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Product classifications
On the basis of characteristics :-
Durability& tangibility
use
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Durability & tangibility
Non –durable goods: consumed in one
or few uses.
Durable goods: normally survive many
uses.
Services: intangible, inseparable,
variable & perishable.
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Consumer products
Convenience products: frequently buy
with minimum comparison
Staples
Impulse
Emergency
Shopping products: less frequently
purchase, consumers compare carefully
on suitability, quality, price &style.
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Cont…
Speciality products: with unique
characteristics or brand identification for
which a significant group of buyers is
willing to make a special purchase. Unsought products: consumer either
does not know about or does not
normally think of buying. it is unsought,until the customer become aware of it.
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Industrial products
Materials & parts: goods that enter themanufacturers product completely
Capital items: that aid in the buyersproduction or operations including installation& accessory equipment.
Suppliers & services: includes operatingsupplies(lubricants,coal,paper…) & repair &maintenance items(paint,nails,brooms…)
Business service includes maintenance &repair service (legal,mgt consulting,advertising..)
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Product mix decisions
Width :
Length
Depth
Consistency
These permits the co to expandits business in 4 ways: it can add new
pdt lines, thus widening its pdt mix. itcan lengthen each pdt line. it can addmore pdt variants to each pdt& deepenits pdt mix.
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Product Mix Strategies
Product Mix Expansion.
Trading Up and trading down
Alteration of existing products
Product Mix Contraction
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Product mix
Factors influencing changes inproduct mix
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Product Attributes
Quality
Features
Sizes
Design
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Demand forecasting
Market demand
Company demand
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Market segmentation
WENDELL SMITH
“MS consists of taking the total
heterogeneous market for a product &
dividing it in to several sub-markets onsegments, each of which tends to be
homogeneous in significant aspects”.-
WILLIAM .J. STANTON
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MS LEVELS
Mass marketing
Segment marketing
Niche marketing
Local marketing
Individual marketing
Self marketing
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Bases for segmenting
marketsConsumer -oriented
Geographic variable
Demographicvariable
Psychographicvariable
Product-oriented
Occasion of usage
Product benefits
User status & user rates
Buyer- readinessstage
Attitude towardsproducts
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Bases for segmenting
Business markets
Demographicvariables
Operatingvariables
Purchasingapproaches
Situationalfactors
Personalcharacteristics
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Product planning
“The act of marking out & supervising
the search; screening, development &
commercialization of new products, the
modification of existing lines & thediscontinuance of marginal or
unprofitable items”.
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Advantages of product
planning Products tailored to customers needs
Improved product resolution process
Reduced product configuration
overhead
Up-to-date product information for the
customer.
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Components of a product
plan Executive summary & Table of contents
Current marketing situations
Opportunity & issue analysis
Objectives
Marketing strategy
Action programmes
Projected profit & loss statement
Control
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Product differentiation
“Is the act of designing a set of
meaningful difference to distinguish the
company’s offering from competitor’s
offerings”. Examples are different flavored ice
creams, customized automobiles (e. g.
Mercedes)
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Differentiation variables
Form
Features
Performance
Conformance Durability
Reliability
Repairability Style
Design
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Characteristics of
Differentiation strategies Generate customer value
Provide perceived values
Be difficult to copy.
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Product Line
Product line is a collection of products,
offered by a firm, that satisfy similar
needs for different target audiences.
Thus all products within a product line are related, but may vary in terms of
size, color, quality etc.
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Product Line Additions
New items or variants are added to the
same product category.
E. g. various pack sizes or fragrances
for soaps, fuzzy logic and automaticwashing machines etc.
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Product deletion
Declining sales
When companies merge
Declining prices
Declining product profitability When a product’s profitability continuously
declines & cannot be reviewed
Increasing effective alternatives or substitutes
Devotion of excessive attention to otherwise
weak-link product due to emotional influences.