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Page 1: Marketing Positioning)

POSITIONING & DIFFERENTIATION

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POSITIONINGPOSITIONING

• When you think of thanda, [ ] often comes to mind.

• If you are looking for luxury of a car and thrill of SUV, you probably think of

[ ].• Whenever you want a long lasting paint for

your home, [ ] often comes to mind.

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POSITIONINGPOSITIONING

These products have well defined positions in

the minds of consumer

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POSITIONINGPOSITIONING

DefinitionDefinition

• Act of designing the company’s offering and image to occupy a distinctive place in the mind of the target market.

•Defined by consumers on the basis of important attributes.

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Process of Market PositioningProcess of Market Positioning

1. Identify key offer characteristics and their weight age by target market

2. Draw a perceptual/ positioning map on characteristics considered most important by target market

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Positioning of Hotels in Belleville:Price vs. Service Level

Expensive

Shangri-LaHigh

Service Moderate Service

Grand

Regency

Sheraton

Italia

CastleAlexander IV

Airport Plaza

PALACE

Atlantic

Less Expensive

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Positioning of Hotels in Belleville: Location vs. Physical Luxury

High Luxury

Shopping District and Convention Centre

Shangri-La

Moderate Luxury

Financial District

Inner Suburbs

Grand Regency

Sheraton

ItaliaCastleAlexander IV

Airport Plaza

PALACE

Atlantic

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3. Identifying possible competitive advantages

(Cost leadership or differentiation)

4. Choosing the right competitive advantage How many differences to promote?

• Unique selling proposition (i.e. pick one benefit; Volvo = safety)

• Choose more than one if others share a claim to be best:

Which differences to promote?

- Important Benefits, Distinctive, Superior, Affordable

Process of Market Process of Market PositioningPositioning

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5. Developing a positioning statement Positioning statements summarize the company or

brand positioning EXAMPLE: To (target segment and need) our

(brand) is (concept) that (point-of-difference).

6. Communicating the chosen positionA common way to communicate a product’s positioning is through its marketing mix especially promotion.

Process of Market PositioningProcess of Market Positioning

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POSITIONING STATEMENTSPOSITIONING STATEMENTS

Example:

• To young, active soft-drink consumers who love adventure, Mountain Dew is the soft drink that gives you more energy than any other brand.

Mountain Dew – DAAR KE AAGE JEET HAIN

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Differentiation Strategies

• Product

• Personnel

• Channel

• Image

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• Based on product design – Kinetic honda

• Based on Formula/Ingredients – Vatika

• Based on functional value – Whirlpool Refrigerator 6th sense door open alarm

• Based on additional features – Aristocrat suitcase with wheels

Differentiation through Product

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• Maruti

• Hutch

• Reliance mobile

• Dell computers

• Eureka-Forbes

Differentiation through Channel

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• Educational institutes – IIMs, IITs

• ICICI bank

Differentiation through People

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• Soft-drinks – Pepsi, Thumbs up, Fanta

• Luxury products – Ornaments

• Cigarettes and liquor brands

• Hotels

• Tourist destinations

Differentiation through Image

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Define positioning statements of

PULSAR

DOMINO’S PIZZA

THUMBS UP

MOUNTAIN DEW

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