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Q Mobiles Pakistan
Q Mobiles Pakistan
PRESENTED To:
MBA-FA10-021
Faiz Rasool
MBA-FA10-005
Salman
MBA-FA09-017
Hamayo
MBA-FA09-041
Muhammad Abdullah
MBA-FA10-006
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
My first and foremost humble and gratitude to the ALLAH
almighty for giving me the valor to remain dedicated to
make this Project.
Apart from it I take the opportunity to acknowledge the real
efforts of:
First, we would like to thanks SIR HASNAIN BASHIR for
his valuable support and encouragement which he has
offered. His words of wisdom will always be remembered,
and we are convinced that the knowledge of marketing that
he has imported would go a long way and helping us all
through our professional career.
Secondly to our senior who have provided us with valuable
information which helped us a lot in completion of this
project.
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary...6
1 - Company vision & Mission...7
2 - Company Overview.8
3 -Challenges..9
4 - Situational Analysis10
4.1 Industry
4.2 Competition
4.3 Current market situation
4.4 Customer Analysis
5 - Enviromentional Analysis.12
5.1 Political Analysis
5.2 Economical Factors
5.3 Social Factors
6 - Market Product Focus14
6.1 Product Objective
6.2 Target Market
6.3 Point of Difference
7 - Number of companies in Industry..15
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8 - Marketing Strategy16
8.1 Geographic
8.2 Demographic
8.3 Psychographics
8.4 Behavioral
8.5 Competition
9 - Swot Analysis.....17
10 - Market Mix of Q-Mobiles...19
11 - Companys new product in Future....25
12 - Marketing plan.....27
12.1 Introduction
13- Current Market Situation of Faisalabad.....28
13.1 Target Market
13.2 Competition
13.3 Customer Needs
15 - Product Competitions In Faisalabad.29
16 - Strategies for Q-5 in Faisalabad.29
16.1 Pricing
16.2 Place
16.3 Promotion
17 - Review & Control31
18- Contingency plans...32
17.1 Solution
19- Observations.32
20 - Market Opportunities.32
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21 Recommendations.33
22 Conclusions.34
23 Appendixes..34
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1- Company Vision
The companys vision is to develop path-breaking technologies
and efficient processes that incubate newer markets, enliven
customer aspirations and continue to make Q-Mobile a trusted
market leader amongst people.
Mission
Become no1
Keep it simple
Do what you say
Take the leap of faith
Keep on checking
Stay true to your values
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2- Company Overview
The brand Q-MOBILE in Pakistan is brought to you by Digicom, a
new entrant in the industry but one with a long and successful
history of brining and selling innovative, high-end cellular
technology to Pakistan.
With a futuristic vision and an exhaustive R&D at its helm, QMobile has successfully generated innovative technologies that
have and will continue to revolutionize the telecom consumer
space.
From low-cost feature packed handsets to the bringing in the
QWERTY Era, and from Social Networking & high-end Music
phones to the feature-based business phones; Q-Mobile is on a
mission to successfully overcome the technological barriers and
constantly engender complete mobile lifestyle solutions.
With a 360 degree advertising and marketing strategy sketched
out, the company has an optimistic outlook for the telecom
consumer space. Currently present across the country, the
company plans to have an aggressive market incursion to reach
out to its customers throughout Pakistan; every village, every city.
Innovation, Cost-Effective, Credible and an Insightful R&D, have
now become synonymous to Q-Mobile in the telecom market.
Soon Q-Mobile will become a brand which people across the social
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strata will relate and look up to for realizing their individual device
preferences and other out-of-the-box solutions.
3-Challenges
As, already there are number of telecommunication cell
phones like Nokia, LG, Samsung, China mobiles etc, so there will
be huge competition in the market. As our services are new in this
sector we will face some challenges to stand in this huge
competition. On the other side as we are famous in low cost
mobile phones and we have good image in the minds of the
customers, so it is easier to convinces our customers to switch to
our brand. Besides this there will be difficulty in attracting new
customers.
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4- Situational Analysis:
4.1Industry Analysis
Pakistan has huge telecommunication market potentials. By the
end of 2008, the number of Q-Mobiles users reached 1, 30,000
rising by 24.52% every year approximately. By the end of June,
2010, the number of Q-Mobile users was nearly 2, 00,000.
Q-Mobile cell phone market has international brands such as
Nokia, Motorola as well as china mobiles. Q-Mobile mainly has
four standards (GSM, Wi-Fi, Application and Multimedia) and about
85% are Multimedia users. Multimedia is the main thing on which
Q-Mobile are focused. From the 2008 Q-Mobiles introduce 17
mobiles in the market, among which they all have multimedia and
they comparisaly in low price which is in the range of all the
people of Pakistan
4.2 Competitors Analysis
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4.4Customer analysis
Q-Mobiles are targeting all segments of the people, especially low
income persons by providing them all kinds of services according
to their need or wants. For example, we are providing different
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5- Environmental Analysis:
5.1Political Factors
Political factors include government regulations and legal issues
and define both
formal and informal rules under which the firm must operate.
Some examples include:
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tax policy
employment laws
environmental regulations
trade restrictions
political stability
All these factors should be kept in mind while the functioning of
the
organization takes place. For the success of any organization
political
relations should be good so that it in favor of the development of
the
economy.
5.2Economic Factors
Economic factors affect the purchasing power of potential
customers and the firm's cost of capital. The following are
examples of factors in the macro economy:
economic growth
exchange rates
inflation rate
The present condition of the economy should be kept in the mind
of the
Organization, and should contribute towards the development of
the economy
5.3Social Factors
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5.4Technological Factors
Technological factors can lower barriers to entry, reduce minimum
efficient
production levels, and influence outsourcing decisions.
6.2Target market:
The target market of Q-Mobile is as follows:
Youth
Sms conscious people
Multimedia conscious people
Middle class people
Internet surfing people
6.3Point of difference:
Point which separate Q-Mobiles with other are as follows:
Quality
Software
Battery timing
Resale value
User friendly
Java supported
Multimedia supported
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8- Marketing strategy:
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8.1 Geographic:
World region Asia
Country Pakistan
Cities Reach out maximum places
8.2 Demographic:
Age All age group
Gender Male, Female
Income All income groups
Occupation Every sector
Religion Irrespective of religion
8.3 Psychographic:
Social class Middle class of people
Lifestyles Urban, rural, and even far villages
8.4 Behavioral:
Benefits Quality
Loyalty status Strong
8.5 Competition:
Today two brand are directly competing Q-Mobile
Nokia
China
9- SWOT Analysis:
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STRENGHTS
User friendly
Long time battery
Second position in market
Brand availability
Well-known brand
Extra accessories
Wi-Fi
Wide model range
Touch screen
Weakness
Technical weakness
Small users
No information in rural areas
No awareness
Physiological matters
Opportunities:
Chance to lead the market
Smart phone(Symbian & android)
THREATS:
Local competitors
Price war
High end consumer (Htc ,Apple ,Motorola)
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Brand Ambassador:
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MP3 Player
FM Radio
Voice Recorder
Downloading
Q3i
Q5
Q 55
Made with SWAROVSKI Zirconia
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E 900
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E 100
E 125
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E195
E 400i
Price:
The phones that Q-Mobiles produce are usually sold at low prices
(new phones can be expected to enter the market at around
Rs5000+).Q-mobiles prices are usually competitor based, in such
a way as, they try to keep their prices a bit lower then those of
the closest competitors, but not as low as the "smallest"
competition as consumers do not mind paying the extra money
for the "extra quality"
they will receive with a well known brand, such as Nokia.
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Q3
Q4
Q5
Q 55
E 900
E 125
E 195
E 400i
Rs 4,699 Only
Rs 5,699 Only
Rs 6,699 Only
Rs 10,230 Only
Rs 6,999 Only
Rs 2,599 Only
Rs 3,299 Only
Rs 4,299 Only
Place:
Q-Mobiles phones are generally sold at all established mobile
phone
dealerships although they are also sold at other retailers and
other electrical suppliers. The product are only sold in the
electrical suppliers and stores other then dedicated phone
dealerships after the introductory period so the phones can
remain limited edition, as this will encourage younger consumers
to buy them, some of places of dealers are as follows
Faisalabad
Mr. Ali
679-B, BATALA COLONI GORI PLAZA
SATIANA ROAD, FAISALABAD
Phone No. : 041-8715460
Karachi
ATHER ALI
QMOBILE CUSTOMER CARE CENTER
AGA KHAN III ROAD, NEXT TO GIMINI MOBILE
MKT,1ST FLOOR
KARACHI
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Promotions:
Promotion is a key element of marketing program and is
concerned with effectively and efficiently communicating the
decisions of marketing strategy. It influences the target
consumers perceptions to facilitate exchange between the
marketer and the consumer. Some of the promotional strategies
used by Q-Mobiles are:
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Introduction
The population of Faisalabad on January 1st 2010 is approximately
2,513,975. (Extrapolated from a population of 5,080,878 in 2007
and a population of 2,880,675 on June 8th 2010.)
Faisalabad is the third largest city in Pakistan after Karachi and
Lahore. Before the foundation of the city in 1880, the area was
very thinly populated. The population has risen from 9,171 in
1901 to 979,000 in 1951 and to 2,009,000 in 1998. The larger
Faisalabad district had a population of about 5.4 million in 1998.
It is an important industrial centre west of Lahore. The city-district
of Faisalabad is bound on the north by the districts of Hafizabad
and Chiniot, on the east by Nankana Sahib, on the south by
Sahiwal, and Toba Tek Singh and on the west by Jhang. It is
1,135 km (705 mi) from Karachi, 128 km (80 mi) from Lahore,
350 km (220 mi) from Islamabad/Rawalpindi, 187 km (116 mi)
from Burewala, and 70 km (43 mi) from Jhang.
The city is at a road and railway junction, which has played an
influential role in the development of Faisalabad's trade and
economy. The surrounding countryside, irrigated by the Lower
Chenab River, has seen expanded production of cotton, wheat,
vegetables, and fruits, which form 25% of Pakistan's exports. The
city is also an industrial centre with major railway repair yards,
engineering works, and mills that process sugar, flour, and oil
seed. Produce includes super phosphates, cotton and silk textiles,
hosiery, dyes, agricultural equipment, and ghee (clarified butter).
Faisalabad is also the site of the prestigious University of
Agriculture, founded in 1909.
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14.2 Competition:
Regarding Q-5 its competitors are Nokia mobile C3 which they
have recently lunched into the market of Pakistan and also other
QWERTY keypad mobiles like Samsung chat 335.
14.3 Customer need:
Company must focus on those areas where youth of the
Faisalabad is situated like universities areas, play ground,
shopping areas etc.
On these kind of place company can interact directly with the
student and talk about their needs regarding cell phones. and at
the spot and provide solution because as we know about the need
of youth of the world is qwerty keypad and same would be youth
of Pakistan. The problem is the brand which they preferred mostly
and Nokia have already good reputation due to its function so we
have tell the customer that Q-Mobiles are also providing good
quality and functions as well.
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Nokia
Samsung
LG
China mobiles
Skimming policy
Tactics
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Penetration policy
Strategy
Tactics
Strategy
Place:
change channels
Strategy
Tactics
Strategy
Tactics
Promotion
change selling/sale force organization
Strategy
Tactics
Strategy
Tactics
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19- Observations:
Issues:
For Sales growth they need highly intensive distribution and
strong promotions
Q-Mobiles is facing competition from Nokia & China as on
the base of different brands market share
Q-Mobiles has to maintain its difference from other brands as
creating unique values that others are not giving with core
product.
21- Recommendations:
22- Conclusion:
Company is flourishing day by day but due to the recession in
Pakistan it also suffering. Companys strategies are very suitable.
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23- Appendixes:
For information we went to Q-Mobiles dealers office
Batala Colony Satiana road Faisalabad.
We visit Mobile market kachiri Bazar to get
information about Q-MobilesProducts.
We also meet different youth groups to get more
information about Q-Mobiles particularly Q5.
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