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The strategic marketing plan process classically has three phases: |
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Market Segmentation |
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Geographic | ||
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Demographic | ||
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Psychographic | ||
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Behaviour |
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Market Segment Profiling |
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Revenue potential | ||
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Market share potential | ||
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Profitability potential |
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Developing a market segment marketing strategy |
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Market leader or product line extension |
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Mass marketing or targeted marketing | ||
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Direct or indirect sales |
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Subsequent to analyzing market segments, the strategic marketing plan follows. The strategic marketing plan document typically comprises of the following: |
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Situational Analysis - Where is the company now? |
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Market Characteristics | ||
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Key Success Factors | ||
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Competition and Product Comparisons | ||
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Technology Considerations | ||
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Legal Environment | ||
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Social Environment | ||
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Problems and Opportunities |
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Marketing Objectives - Where does management want the company to go? |
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Product Profile | ||
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Target Market | ||
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Target Volume in Dollars and/or Units |
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Marketing Strategies - What should the company do to achieve its objectives? |
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Product Strategy | ||
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Pricing Strategy | ||
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Promotion Strategy | ||
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Distribution Strategy | ||
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Marketing Strategy Projection |