Marketing Case Study
Explain what you think would be an appropriate promotions strategy for both of them. In doing so compare and contrast the two promotions strategies explaining why you think they would be similar or different.
NINE POSSIBLE PRODUCT -- MARKET COMBINATIONS
POSSIBLE TARGET MARKETS
GAY MEN OR WOMEN
BLACK WOMEN AGED 18-30
HANDGUN OWNERS
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
VACATIONS
NON-LETHAL PERSONAL SECURITY PRODUCTS
FITNESS / EXERCISE PRODUCTS
More than one billion adults worldwide are overweight. In the United States alone obesity is responsible for an estimated 300,000 deaths annually. What's interesting is that nearly all of these deaths are preventable through proper exercise and nutrition. As such, fitness is a very contentious issue plaguing many of the developed nations worldwide. Statistics indicate that nearly 33% of all Americas are obese. This bodes very well in regards to marketing as 1 in 3 Americans could use the fitness and exercise related services. The strategy in regards to both women, and black women aged 18-30, will center primarily are confidence. More so than outwardly appearance, the strategy will focus on the confidence a new look instills within the overall mindset of women. The strategy for both segments will encourage and inspire individuals to achieve the highest levels of health and conditioning. A subcomponent of the strategy will be that of education. The marketing campaign, particularly for African-American women, will educate potential clients to better understand the balance between exercise and nutrition. Black women are prone to many complications that other women of differing ethnic backgrounds are not prone to. For example, sickle cell anemia has a very high prevalence within the African-American community. As such the strategy for these women will differ substantially as the focus will be geared towards education. In addition to sickle cell,...
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