Great example of how to use marketing planning tools with example of a new product
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Marketing planning
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Canterbury Christ Church University
Undergrad level: Merit grade awarded. A report using the theories and tools of marketing planning including objectives, aims, Porter's forces, PESTLE, 5 Forces, Supply chain, SWOT, Internal Analysis, Bibliography. Great example of how to use these theories.
To increase awareness of the e-bike to the target segment chosen: age group 50-59
of 0.25% of the e-bike market by the end of the calendar year.
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Target market includes:
People wanting more economical ways of travelling around the city
People wanting to decrease their pollution contribution
People aged 50-59
People who are professionals and want an efficient way to travel to work
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