This document provides information on strategic marketing objectives, the innovation/value matrix, and portfolio analysis. It lists three common strategic marketing objectives as increasing sales, building brand awareness, and growing market share. It explains that the innovation/value matrix is used to analyze business units or products to determine if they are settlers, migrators, or pioneers. Portfolio analysis evaluates elements of a company's product mix to determine the optimal allocation of resources, using measures like market growth rate and relative market share to inform decisions around resource allocation and investment across business units.
This document provides information on strategic marketing objectives, the innovation/value matrix, and portfolio analysis. It lists three common strategic marketing objectives as increasing sales, building brand awareness, and growing market share. It explains that the innovation/value matrix is used to analyze business units or products to determine if they are settlers, migrators, or pioneers. Portfolio analysis evaluates elements of a company's product mix to determine the optimal allocation of resources, using measures like market growth rate and relative market share to inform decisions around resource allocation and investment across business units.
This document provides information on strategic marketing objectives, the innovation/value matrix, and portfolio analysis. It lists three common strategic marketing objectives as increasing sales, building brand awareness, and growing market share. It explains that the innovation/value matrix is used to analyze business units or products to determine if they are settlers, migrators, or pioneers. Portfolio analysis evaluates elements of a company's product mix to determine the optimal allocation of resources, using measures like market growth rate and relative market share to inform decisions around resource allocation and investment across business units.
1. Explain three common strategic marketing objectives Increase sales Build brand awareness Grow market share Launch new products or services Target new customers Enter new markets internationally or locally Improve stakeholder relations Enhance customer relationships Improve internal communications Increase profit
2. Explain the innovation/value matrix and its application to strategic marketing.
Innovation matrix is: The Innovation Matrix – A tool to define the Innovation Strategy that best fits your company.Innovation is arguably the most important means of staying competitive in the marketplace. One way to keep that competitive advantage is to protect the intellectual property behind these innovations so as to prevent competitors from using them.
This matrix Is used to analyse an organisation’s strategic business units or products to establish whether they are settlers, migrators or pioneers to ensure that the organisation has a spread of business areas.
3. Explain how portfolio analysis can be applied to strategic marketing. An analysis of elements of a company's product mix to determine the optimum allocation of its resources. Two most common measures used in a portfolio analysis are market growth rate and relative market share. Portfolio analysis is a method of evaluating the effectiveness and value of various units in a company’s portfolio. It is a strategic tool that informs decisions such as resource allocation across business units or product lines, and whether you should invest more in, divest, or maintain certain units as they are. Portfolio analysis in strategic management allows to answer key questions how to shape the present and future business portfolio (of product or services) in order to reduce the risk of functioning in a changing environment, and increase the effects of the implemented strategy. They reflect the organization’s current performance and identify strengths on which the marketing strategy can be built, or weaknesses that the strategy is required to overcome. There are a number of portfolio analysis models including the BCG growth share matrix.