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Stanley Martin Solar Powered Hi Tech Homes Marketing Plan Presented By Elizabeth Benkert Aaron Munk Bethlehem Gellana Thang Nguyen Melanie Sigethy Ammar Khan

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Stanley MartinSolar Powered Hi Tech Homes

Marketing Plan Presented By

Elizabeth BenkertAaron MunkBethlehem GellanaThang NguyenMelanie SigethyAmmar Khan

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Executive SummaryMission Statement

Strategic Objectives and Goals

Marketing Strategy

Financial Projection

Key Success Factors

Evaluation and Control

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Strategic ObjectivesProvide the hi tech homes to customers at a low

price      

Creating an efficient customer loyalty program

 Capturing market share and building a critical mass of users

 Creating demand by creative marketing campaigns

Expanding to new local and foreign markets

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Market SituationBillions in lost productivity each year creates a

need

Favorable market conditions

Focus on individual new home buyers

Market shows an upward trend

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Competitive Advantage

Market presence over four decades

Existing customer base with solar panel capacity in homes

Brand new technology offered in a package deal

Relative safety with no other direct competitors

The chance to be a trend setter and get a foothold

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SWOT Analysis

Strengths

- Existing Customers, new technology, proven designs

Weaknesses

- Limited current market

Opportunities

- Expansion into new markets

Threats

- Imitators and foreign competition

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Is there a Need?

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Segment - Target - PositionDefining market segments

Focus on the competitive advantage

The target market segment

Value based positioning

Tying it to our Corporate Social Responsibility program

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Marketing Strategy• Developing a product customers need

• Strictly based on market trends and customer input

• Pricing strategy and details

• Promotion strategy and outlets

• Placement Channels and supply chain

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Financials• Early development costs

• Early market penetration costs

• Keeping conservative margin rates

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Soft Numbered Income Statement

Projected Income Statement (in million dollars)

Year 1 Year 2Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

Sales $17.2 $59.5 $127.0$198.5 $312.4

Cost $20.5 $45 $75$100 $175

Margin $-3.3 $14.5 $52 $98.5$137.4

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Implementation• Three phase plan

• Phase 1 – Idea to Introduction

• Focus on gaining a market share

• Phase 2- Introduction to Growth

• Focus on maximizing production

• Phase 3- Maturity and beyond

• Focus on retaining cash cow

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Marketing Budget• High initial costs

• Overheads and sundries

• Focus to get to breakeven during phase 1

• The switch to less expensive marketing methods

• Goal to get Marketing budget at 10%

• Initial phase will go to 25% of sales

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Key Success FactorsAn innovative energy efficient product

A very conducive target market

Existing extensive network of businesses

A well developed existing customer base

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EvaluationProduct awareness within industry and public

Product development and diversification

Financial goals: short and long term

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Product Awareness: Industry

•Blue Awareness:• Ideal; Positive Image; High Media levels•High Value •Unaided Brand/Product awareness • Little changes made to marketing and advertising. • Competition?

Grey Awareness:• Mediocre; Average Media levels• Aided Brand/ Product Awareness • Marketing and Advertising need improvement.

Red Awareness:• Poor • Low aided Brand/Product awareness• Marketing and Advertising strategies revised. • Research

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 40123456789

Blue Grey Red

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Product Awareness: Public

Red Awareness:• Poor • Low aided Brand/Product awareness• Marketing and Advertising strategies revised. • Research

Blue Awareness• Sales on Target• Positive Image• Unaided Brand/Product Awareness• Little changes

Grey Awareness• Mediocre Sales• Mediocre Image• Aided Brand/Product Awareness

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 40

2

4

6

8

10

Blue Grey Red

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Product Development

Stanley Martin Customer upgrading or moving homes

Chooses New High-Tech options

•Increased customer life value•Increased sales to current customers•Increased brand loyalty

SalesYear 1 5,000,000Year 2 25,000,000Year 3 60,000,000Year 4 60,000,000

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Diversification

Reach new customersChoosing New High-Tech options

Sales Year 1 25,000,000Year 2 44,000,000Year 3 60,000,000Year 4 60,000,000

•Increased Market Share•Increased Awareness •Increased Sales

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Assessing Specific Marketing Objectives

Survey Customers• Pricing?

- Satisfaction levels- Sales - Different Bundling options

• Evaluating Customer Loyalty Program; First 2 years= Rating of 6 - Purchases- Upgrades- References

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Evaluating Financial Goals

Projected Sales of New High-Tech Homes

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Financial GoalsProfit from sales of New High-Tech Homes

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 40

5,000,000

10,000,000

15,000,000

20,000,000

25,000,000

30,000,000

Stanley Martin Profit

Profit

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Stanley MartinSolar Powered Hi Tech Homes

Marketing Plan Presented By

Elizabeth BenkertAaron MunkBethlehem GellanaThang NguyenMelanie SigethyAmmar Khan