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Table of Contents
Week 1 (Lecture 1 & Lecture 2).......................................................................... 8
Lecture 1 – Basics of Strategic Marketing ....................................................... 8
Marketing Assets & Capabilities................................................................... 8
Business Environment.................................................................................. 9
Opportunities & threats ............................................................................. 11
SWOT ......................................................................................................... 12
Strategic Market Orientation (SMO) .......................................................... 13
Competitive Strategies............................................................................... 13
Lecture 2 – Segmentation, Targeting & Positioning ...................................... 15
BCG growth-share matrix........................................................................... 15
Ansoff matrix ............................................................................................. 15
3 Stages of Marketing Strategy .................................................................. 16
1. Segmentation ................................................................................... 16
2. Targeting .......................................................................................... 18
3. Positioning ....................................................................................... 19
Innovation ................................................................................................. 21
Disruption & Innovation ............................................................................ 21
Week 2 (Lecture 3 & Lecture 4)........................................................................ 23
Lecture 3 – What is a brand & why does it matter? ...................................... 23
Brand: Company Perspective ..................................................................... 23
Brand: Consumer Perspective .................................................................... 24
3 Primary Functions of Brands: .................................................................. 25
Building Brand Equity................................................................................. 26
Priming ...................................................................................................... 26
Lecture 4 – Designing & Leveraging Brand Elements .................................... 27
Brand Elements ......................................................................................... 27
Typology of Feelings – Affective vs. Cognitive ............................................ 27
Comprehensive & Strategic approach to building brand equity ................. 29
4 Steps of Strategic Brand Management Process: ................................ 29
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Brand Resonance Pyramid: .................................................................. 29
Week 3 (Lecture 5)........................................................................................... 31
Lecture 5 – Leveraging Brand Extensions & Customization ........................... 31
Brand Extension ......................................................................................... 31
Advantages of Brand Extensions .......................................................... 32
Disadvantages of Brand Extensions ...................................................... 32
Evaluating Brand Extension Opportunities ........................................... 33
Thinking Styles: Analytic vs. Holistic ........................................................... 33
Brand Elasticity: What makes brands elastic? ............................................ 34
Brand Customization: another product development strategy .................. 35
Week 4 (Lecture 6)........................................................................................... 36
Lecture 6 – Marketing Mix ............................................................................ 36
Optimizing Marketing Investments ............................................................ 36
Basic Principle ...................................................................................... 36
Marketing Investment: Synergy vs. No Synergy ................................... 37
Empirical Generalization: Marketing Mix (4Ps) .......................................... 38
Promotion (Advertising) ....................................................................... 38
Price ..................................................................................................... 38
Product ................................................................................................ 39
Place/Distribution ................................................................................ 39
Product Life Cycle (vs. 4Ps) ........................................................................ 40
Consistency in 4Ps ..................................................................................... 40
4Ps affect more than Sales: .................................................................. 41
Services vs. Goods ..................................................................................... 42
Revenue Drivers in Services ................................................................. 43
The 7Ps of Service Marketing ............................................................... 43
Servitization ......................................................................................... 44
Services & Data .................................................................................... 44
Week 5 (Lecture 7 & 8) .................................................................................... 45
Lecture 6 – Consumer Psychology: The Self in the Marketplace. .................. 45
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What is Consumer Psychology? ................................................................. 45
What motivates consumers?: Self-concept................................................ 46
Self-concept theory .............................................................................. 46
Consumer Differentiation..................................................................... 47
Where do values come from? .................................................................... 47
(1) The Political Self – Why does it matter? .......................................... 47
(2) The Religious Self – Influence of Religion on Consumer Behavior ... 48
(3) Self-construal .................................................................................. 49
Goal and Goal Types .................................................................................. 50
How can I use this information as a marketer? .......................................... 51
Lecture 7 – Consumer Psychology: Affect and Consumer Behavior. ............. 52
What is affect or affective feelings? ........................................................... 52
Valence vs. Arousal .................................................................................... 52
Emotional Core of Consumer Behavior ...................................................... 53
Why build emotional connection with consumers? ............................. 53
Two emotions with two differential effects ......................................... 54
How can I use this information as a marketer? .......................................... 58
Week 6 (Lecture 9)........................................................................................... 60
Lecture 9 – Consumer Psychology: Strategizing Promotions To Attract
Consumers – Look At Brand Narratives ................................................ 60
What motivates consumers? (Recap) ........................................................ 60
Crafting Impactful Stories: Why do stories matter? ............................. 60
Crafting an Impactful Story: ................................................................. 61
Brand Narratives: What kind of narratives appeal to consumers? ............. 62
1. The Underdog Effect: ....................................................................... 62
Brand Archetype ........................................................................................ 68
Example of Brand Archetype: ............................................................... 69
Week 7 (Lecture 10) ......................................................................................... 70
Lecture 10 – Offline/Online/Mobile Dashboards – Future of Marketing ....... 70
Omnichannel Marketing ............................................................................ 70
Marketing Assets & Capabilities
Resource-based view (RBV): Management of strategic firm capabilities
is central for achieving competitive advantage. Build on core
competencies to gain competitive advantage.
➔ Marketing Assets: resource endowments the firm has built or
acquired over time, 4 main types:
o Customer-based assets
o Supply chain assets
o Internal marketing support assets
o Alliance-based marketing assets
➔ Marketing Capabilities: enable a firm to build sustainable
relationships with customers. Examples:
o Advertising, Promotion and Selling
o Pricing and Tendering
o Product and Service management
o Distribution and Logistics
➔ Dynamic Marketing Capabilities: process of creating new
knowledge and capabilities.
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➔ Adaptive Marketing Capabilities: processes that allow for the
anticipation of new developments and rapid reconfiguration.
Business Environment
➔ Macro-environment (PESTEL): political, economic, social (&
cultural), technological, environmental, legal .
o Scenario analysis: build multiple scenarios to form a
detailed and plausible view of how the business
environment might develop in the future.
▪ Look at moderate scenarios (not extreme ones).
▪ Focus on key driving factors of change, which are
high impact factors to firm strate gy.
➔ Industry/Sector: a group of firms with same principal product.
Sector is the same but for public services (e.g. health care,
education, social services).
o Industry Life Cycle:
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o Strategic groups: organizations within same industry,
based on scope of activities (products range, geographical
coverage, distribution...) & resource commitment
(brands, marketing spend...).
▪ Important: being in a strategic group does not mean
they are your direct competitors.
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