You have met with your client and colleagues about last week’s marketing plan draft. Based on the feedback from your colleagues and others, you are now ready to pull the completed final plan together.
Sometimes, brands need to be repositioned in the marketplace for a variety of reasons, from gaining new market share to creating an image. You have suggested this during your previous meetings with your client over the last few weeks. As the marketing consultant for your client’s brand, the management team has requested a draft of the marketing plan proposal.
Some of the information you already know from working with your client for a few months. Other parts, you will have to research and create now. You will have your colleagues and the client review most of it before completing the final sections of the plan and submitting it to the client for final review.
The draft of the marketing proposal must include the following sections:
Company overview: Add the information from your Week 1 Individual Project that describes your company
Competition: Add the information from you Week 1 Individual Project about the top competitor of your brand
Research and the marketing strategy: Add the information from your Week 2 Discussion Board about the importance of research and marketing strategy for the brand. Add information from the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis in this section
The marketing mix objectives: Add the information from your Week 1 Individual Project with the objectives of the marketing mix for your brand: product, price, place, and promotion
Product positioning strategy: Add the positioning strategy for your product that is designed to change the perception of the current product by the targeted customer group from your Week 2 Individual Project
Customer profile: Include the details related to your customer’s demographics and psychographics and the two segments
Marketing communications: Write a section that explains an advertising or messaging concept to help tell customers about the brand. Think about a television commercial, radio spot, print or banner advertisement, or a social media message
Distribution of the product: Explain 1 place to sell your product
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