1. Chapter 5
Product Decision
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2. What is product?
Classification of product
Level and types of product
Product items, lines and mixes
Branding
Packaging
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4. Product is the Product
“heart” of
Marketing Mix
Price Promotion
Place (Distribution)
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5. Product is anything that can be offered in a market
for attention, acquisition, use, or consumption that
might satisfy a need or want (Kotler and Gary)
Product is everything, both favorable and
unfavorable, that a person receives in an
exchange (McDaniel/Lamb/Hair)
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6. Levels of Product and Services
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7. PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
Consumer
Consumer Business
Business
Products
Products Products
Products
Convenience
Convenience Shopping
Shopping Specialty
Specialty Unsought
Unsought
Products
Products Products
Products Products
Products Products
Products
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8. Convenience A relatively inexpensive item that
Product merits little shopping effort
A product that requires comparison
Shopping shopping, because it is usually
Product more expensive and found in fewer
stores
A particular item for which
Specialty
consumers search extensively and
Product
are reluctant to accept substitutes
A product unknown to the potential
Unsought
buyer or a known product that the
Product
buyer does not actively seek
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9. Product and Service Classifications (Business Product)
Industrial products are products purchased for
further processing or for use in conducting a
business
Classified by the purpose for which the product is
purchased
◦ Materials and parts
◦ Capital
◦ Raw materials
◦ Processed materials
◦ Supplies and service
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10. A specific version of a product
A specific version of a product
that can be designated as a
that can be designated as a
Product Item
Product Item distinct offering among an
distinct offering among an
organization’s products.
organization’s products.
A group of closely-related
A group of closely-related
Product Line
Product Line product items.
product items.
All products that an
All products that an
Product Mix
Product Mix organization sells.
organization sells.
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12. Product Mix Width
The number of Product Lines an organization
offer
e.g: Nestle-Drinks, confectionary, Instand
noodels
Product Line Depth
The number of Product items in a product line
e.g: Nestle, In the Product Line of Junior Foods,
there are 11 Products Items+++
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13. Advertising Economies
Advertising Economies
Package Uniformity
Package Uniformity
Standardized
Standardized
Components
Components
Efficient Sales and
Efficient Sales and
Distribution
Distribution
Equivalent Quality
Equivalent Quality
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14. Adjustments to
Adjustments to
Product Items,
Product Items,
Lines, and Mixes
Lines, and Mixes
Product Line
Product Line
Product
Product Product
Product Extension or
Extension or
Modification
Modification Repositioning
Repositioning Contraction
Contraction
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15. Quality Modification
Quality Modification
Functional Modification
Functional Modification
Style Modification
Style Modification
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16. Is the changing consumer’s perception of a brand in
relation to competing brand
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17. Why reposition
Why reposition
established brands?
established brands?
Changes in
Changes in
Changing
Changing Declining Sales
Declining Sales Social
Social
Demographics
Demographics Environment
Environment
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18. Product Line Extension
ADDING more product items to an existing
product line
Product Line Contraction
DELETING product items in the product line
because PL over extension
-Cannibalization
-harvested product that not generate much sales
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19. Symptoms of
Symptoms of
Product Line
Product Line
Overextension
Overextension
● Some products have low sales or cannibalize
sales of other items
● Resources are disproportionately allocated to
slow-moving products
● Items have become obsolete because of new
product entries
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21. That part of a brand that can be spoken, including
That part of a brand that can be spoken, including
letters, words, and numbers.
letters, words, and numbers.
Brand
Brand It’s a name, term, symbol, design or combination
It’s a name, term, symbol, design or combination
Name
Name thereof that identifies a seller’s products and
thereof that identifies a seller’s products and
differentiate them from competitor
differentiate them from competitor
Brand
Brand The elements of a brand that
The elements of a brand that
Mark
Mark cannot be spoken.
cannot be spoken.
Brand
Brand The value of company and brand names.
The value of company and brand names.
Equity
Equity
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22. Source of brand name
Quality, Benefits, Animals, Persons, Numbers,
Things etc…
Benefits having a Brand Name:
Product Identification
Repeat sales
New product sales
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23. It refer to the value of company and brand
names.
High Awareness + Perceived Quality + Brand
Loyalty = Brand EQUITY.
A strong brand equity is a strong asset to the
company.
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24. Easy to pronounce, recognize remember and
short
Distinctive and unique
Describe the product, use and benefits
Has a positive connotation
Reinforce the desired product image
Legally protectable in home and foreign markets
of interest
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26. Trade mark
Exclusive right to use a brand or part of a
brand
(shapes, ornamental color or design, catchy
phrases, abbreviations, sounds etc).
Generic Product name
-Company that fail to protect their
trademarks face the problem of generic
product name
-Consumer identifies the product by class or
type and cannot be trademarked
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27. Brand
Brand No Brand
No Brand
Manufacturer’s
Manufacturer’s Private Brand
Private Brand
Brand
Brand
Individual
Individual Family
Family Combi-
Combi- Individual
Individual Family
Family Combi-
Combi-
Brand
Brand Brand
Brand nation
nation Brand
Brand Brand
Brand nation
nation
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28. Generic Product vs. Branded Products
Generic Product-no frills, no brand name and low cost, low
quality
Branded Product-Product with name
Manufacturers’ Brands vs. Private Brands
Manufacturers’ Brand-Company/ Manufacturer name
Private Brand-Wholesaler/ retailer's name
Individual Brands vs. Family Brands
Individual Brand-different brand names for different products
Family Brands-Same brand names for different products
Cobranding-placing 2 or more brand names on a product or its packages
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29. Generic products – No frills, no brand name, low
cost product and easy to identified by it’s product
category.
What is the main appeal of generic products??
PRICE
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30. Manufacturer’s brand – National Brand (brand’s
owner)
E.g: Kodak, Pensonic, Akira etc.
Private brand – Private label or store brand.
E.g GIANT BRAND, FIRST CHOICE, PARKSON
etc.
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31. Individual brand – Using different brand name for
different products.
Use only: Products vary greatly in use and
performance.
E.g: Colgate- Kayu Sugi, Fresh, White, Active
Solution etc.
Family Brand – marketing several different
products under the same brand.
E.g: Sony, Toshiba, NIKE, PADINI etc.
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32. Types of Cobranding
Types of Cobranding
Ingredient
Ingredient Cooperative
Cooperative Complementary
Complementary
Branding
Branding Branding
Branding Branding
Branding
e.g: Intel
e.g: Intel e.g: Air Asia and
e.g: Air Asia and e.g: Nescafe and
e.g: Nescafe and
Citybank
Citybank Creamer
Creamer
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34. “The activities of designing the container or wrapper
for a product”
Package:
Container/ wrapper
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35. 1. Primary Package
A product’s Immediate container
2. Secondary Package
A container to protect primary package
3. Shipping Package
A container used to store, to ship the product
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36. Contain and Protect
Contain and Protect
Promoting Products
Promoting Products
Facilitate Storage, Use,
Facilitate Storage, Use,
and Convenience
and Convenience
Facilitate Recycling
Facilitate Recycling
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38. ‘Is a printed information appearing on or with the package’
Persuasive Informational
Focus on giving product info
Focuses on such as ingredients,
promotional theme nutritional information, net
/ effort weight, manufacturer’s
Emphasis on attractive address, expire date, storage
color, graphical and instruction, suggested price,
halal sign, customer info line
text service, UPC etc.
Consumer information
is secondary Helps make proper selections
Lowers cognitive dissonance
Includes use/care
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40. Universal Product Code
A series of thick and thin vertical lines (bar code),
readable by computerized optical scanners, that
represent numbers used to track products
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43. ‘A confirmation of the quality or
performance of a good or service’
-Written Guarantee
-Simple statement
Express
Express e.g: 100% genuine leather
Warranty
Warranty 100% COTTON
100% ORGANIC
Implied
Implied
Warranty Unwritten Guarantee
Warranty
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Notas do Editor
Note to Instructor This Web link is a great example of a store that creates experiences is Jordan’s Furniture in the Boston. These furniture stores include an Imax theater, an amusement park quality motion ride, a trapeze school, and Mardi Gras parades. You can visit their stores through their Web sites.
Note to Instructor Core benefits represent what the buyer is really buying. Actual product represents the design, brand name, and packaging that delivers the core benefit to the customer. Augmented product represents additional services or benefits of the actual product. It is a good idea for the students to bring in some products so the class can discuss the levels of product and services. Products including Gatorade, toothpaste, facial moisturizer or cosmetics work well in this discussion. You can often find augmented product features on the product’s Web sites including games, features and support.
Chapter 10 Product Concepts Discussion/Team Activity: Name products and services that fall into each of the consumer product categories: Convenience: candy, soft drinks, deodorant, aspirin, hardware, dry cleaning. Shopping: Homogeneous shopping products such as washers, dryers, televisions. Decisions are based on the lowest-priced brand with the desired features. Heterogeneous shopping products are essentially different, for example furniture, clothing, housing, universities. Decisions are highly-individual and based on “finding the best product for me.” Specialty: fine watches, expensive automobiles, gourmet restaurants. Unsought: new products, insurance, burial plots, encyclopedias.
Chapter 10 Product Concepts Notes: All of Campbell’s products constitute its product mix. Each product in the product mix may require a separate marketing strategy. In some cases, product lines and mixes share some marketing strategy components. Consider Nike’s theme, “Just Do It.” An example of Campbell’s product lines and product mix is shown in Exhibit 10.2. Discussion/Team Activity: Identify a few companies with extensive product lines and product mixes. Pick one and create a matrix similar to Exhibit 10.2. Evaluate the marketing strategies in use.
Chapter 10 Product Concepts Notes: Marketing managers must decide if and when to modify products. Product modification changes one or more of a product’s characteristics: Quality modification: change in a product’s dependability or durability. Functional modification: change in a product’s versatility, effectiveness, convenience, or safety. Style modification: an aesthetic product change (like color) rather than a quality or functional change. Planned obsolescence is a style modification change to make old products “obsolete” to the consumer.