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Marketing Management A Relationship Approach 3rd Edition Svend Hollensen - Solutions
explain the purpose of a customer complaint management system
describe the stages in the KAM relationship development model
develop ideas for creating customer loyalty programmes
understand the importance of customer lifetime value and how it is calculated
explain how to create e-loyalty
describe the steps in building a loyalty-based, relationship-based strategy
identify the different categories (segments) of loyalty
explain the importance of loyalty
understand the stages in the development of a dyadic buyer–seller relationship(acts, episodes, sequences and relationships)
What aspects of ethical behaviour are important to consider in building marketing relationships?
List the most important ethical issues to consider in preparing a marketing strategy.
What role do you think cultural differences play in ethical standards?
Which future alliance partners would it be relevant for YouthAIDS to cooperate with?
What do you think about the YouthAIDS campaigns in Africa, including the message about sexual abstinence?Is that going to be successful? Discuss the pros and cons.
How are these competences utilised in YouthAIDs’ alliances?
What have been the key competences of YouthAIDS since it started in 2001?
understand how ‘poverty’ and ‘global warming’ can create new business opportunities
explain how ‘value added’ may be created through CSR activities
understand how CSR can create international competitiveness
explain the most important drivers of CSR
understand how social marketing is an integrative part of CSR
identify different levels of CSR
identify the most important stakeholder in CSR
understand how value creation goes beyond profit maximisation, according to CSR
define CSR
Explain the idea of positioning and why products are repositioned periodically.
Which variables or descriptors might be most appropriate for segmenting the market for the following products and services? Explain your reasoning.a breakfast cereals b personal computers (PCs)c software, games for PCs d lawnmowers e photocopiers f wind turbines.
Can market segmentation be taken too far? What are the potential disadvantages of oversegmenting a market? What strategy might a firm pursue when it believes that the market has been broken into too many small segments?
Is market segmentation always a good idea? Under which conditions, if any, might segmentation be unnecessary or unwise?
What stages are involved in identifying market segments?
What benefits are to be gained from market segmentation, as opposed to treating the market as a single entity?
Please suggest a STP approach that would lead to the introduction of leGo Friends.
Was it a good idea to launch leGo Friends? Why/why not?
How would you segment the toys market, especially seen from the general leGo perspective?
explain the difference between positioning in the B2C market and B2B markets
comprehend what is involved in positioning a product or service against competitors
explain the differences between various strategic approaches to target marketing –undifferentiated, differentiated and concentrated marketing
outline how firms select target segments
identify and discuss the various bases for segmenting B2C markets and B2B markets
explain the principle of STP
understand the importance and meaning of market segmentation
Why is it important to involve suppliers in product development?
What is the purpose of integrating supplier portfolio models in marketing planning?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using portfolio models in strategic marketing planning?
What is the meaning of relative market share in the BCG model?
What purpose may a product portfolio serve in the context of a marketing strategy?
What are the differences between marketing objectives and marketing strategies?
How can a SWOT analysis be carried out? What are the critical issues?
What is the purpose of a SWOT analysis?
How can corporate objectives be derived from the corporate mission?
Which of the five strategic options would you recommend for red Bull’s future strategy? Present arguments in support of your suggested priority list.
Should red Bull counteract US competitor Monster’s new marketing initiatives? If yes, what should red Bull do in response?
Was it a wise decision of red Bull to:– launch red Bull Cola?– launch red Bull Cola and red Bull Energy Shots in many markets at the same time?
Prepare a SWoT analysis for red Bull.
understand how a supplier can be involved in product development with the manufacturer
explain the purposes of integrating a supplier portfolio model in a marketing analysis
explain the different levels of international portfolio analysis
discuss the advantages and disadvantages of these models
describe the two downstream portfolio models: the BCG and GE models
understand when and how to use different strategic tools in strategic market planning
describe and understand the role of SWoT analysis in strategic marketing
understand the nature of corporate strategy and how it is connected to the SBU marketing strategy
describe the stages in strategic market planning
Relationships often involve more than the salesperson and a purchasing agent (‘bow-tie’model). Often, both a whole selling team and a whole buying team are involved. Describe the interactions between buyer and seller in the ‘diamond’ model.
Dell has entered into a relationship with IBM’s Global Service Division. Under this agreement, IBM will now provide the service support for Dell’s big customers. Evaluate the benefits of the relationship to Dell and IBM.
Explain how distance in cross-cultural buyer–seller negotiations can be reduced.
Discuss the possibilities for a manufacturer who wants to integrate consumers into the product development process.
per cent. Discuss how a buyer–supplier relationship might create these costs savings.
Some consulting companies argue that by properly incorporating suppliers in the product development process, firms can cut the cost of purchased parts and materials by as much as
Motorola and Hewlett-Packard compete in some markets, are supplier and customer respectively for each other in various markets, share suppliers in other markets, often have the same customers and have relationships in yet other markets. What should be done by the firms to achieve joint goals,
What might be the advantages and disadvantages of creating relationships with consumers for a manufacturer?
What are the main differences between B2C and B2B relationships?
In which end-user application market should ArM strengthen its relationships to potential partners, and how?
What are the strengths and the weaknesses of ArM’s business model compared with Intel?
show and explain which factors determine a possible termination of inter-firm relationships
describe the phases in the development of a relationship
explain and discuss how relationships with suppliers and customers can add value in the total vertical chain
describe and understand the concept of the ‘value net’ model
discuss the reasons and motives why firms go into relationships
How far is it possible to predict a competitor’s response to marketing actions?
How does an industry’s structure affect the intensity of competition?
What are the major steps in conducting a competitor analysis?
Why is competitor analysis essential in today’s turbulent business environment?
position?
What kind of competitive intelligence would you recommend CPW to collect about Kellogg in order to be better in challenging the no.
Evaluate the international competitiveness of CPW compared to the Kellogg Company.
outline possible response patterns of main competitors.
give examples of how to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of competitors
assess current strategies of main competitors
evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of competitors
specify the contents of a competitor audit
evaluate the information sources for CI
describe how to design a competitor intelligence (CI) system
specify the levels in competitor awareness
discuss competition and competitors at different levels:– budget competition– core benefit competition– product class competition– brand competition
integrate competition into an environmental analysis
What is the buying centre in a company? Describe its functions and the implications for the selling organisation.
Describe government buying procedures. Why is market orientation less important when selling to governments?
What are the differences between the traditional ‘buy grid’ model and the ‘extended buy grid’ model?
How does the buying situation by class of purchase affect the organisational buying process?
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