4. Company/Customer
Analysis
Company Analysis
Company is family
owned and operated
In existence for 35 yrs.
Relatively close to
Mexico (about 10 miles)
Total of 10 employees
5. Company/Customer
Analysis continued…
Company Goals: Company Resources:
Provide quality boots at Human resources-10
a reasonable price employees
Plan new marketing Facility-large warehouse
strategies type building
Market product outside
of regional area Equipment-assortment
of large machines that
Offer more online
services cut, sew, stich, and clean
Expand customer base
Increase sales every year
6. Company/Customer
Analysis continued…
Customer Analysis
Quality of boots
Satisfaction of
Customers
Demographic on Target
Market
Specialty requests are
granted, ie logos,
colors, designs
7. Competitor/S.W.O.T
Analysis
S.W.O.T. Analysis
Competitor Analysis
Difficult to find, Current
Strong commitment,
Competitive Advantage Quick turnaround,
website it is in English
only, No current online
Online ordering
marketing
Competitive
Customer
Disadvantage S.W.O.T.
Internet search engine
Economy slump, Not
marketing, Advertising
being visible,
via the social networks,
Competition with other
Incentive or a discount
businesses
to attract new customers
8. Current Marketing
Programs
Newspaper advertising
Dissemination of Calendars with company logo
Dissemination of pens with company logo
9. Current Marketing
Strategy
Product Place
Custom fit handmade Direct retail store
boots for men, women,
and children.
Promotion
Word of mouth
Price Website
Specialty boots vary in Community
prices, depending on the Involvement
materials and designs
desired.
10. Expansion into Mexico
Foreign Customer
Foreign Country Analysis Analysis
10 miles from the Have a passport or Visa
Nuevo Progresso Quality is not the same
Tamaulipas, Mexico Opportunity to satisfy
Income level is the foreign customer
increasing due to Shipment of boots
NAFTA
Increase level of
investments
12. Foreign Country’s
Marketing Strategy
Target Market – Mexico
Product
Focus on the interest of the Mexican culture.
Price
Focus on Mexico’s middle to upper class populations.
Place
Direct retail store and website can be utilized to reach
foreign customers.
Promotion
Offer promotional discounts to foreign consumers.
13. Implementation and
Control
Attend different events Top quality service and
(e.g. Livestock Show) products
Community events Suggestion box
different counties
Analyze items on
Distributes business monthly basis
cards, calendars, and
pens Forming graphs
14. Implementation and
Control cont.
200000 Sale
Budgets and Sales Revenue
Forecasts Marketing
150000
Budget 2013 Yearly
Total: $10,206.00 100000
Net
Income
Sales Forecast 2013:
$145,421.00 50000
0
2010 2011 2012 2013
-50000
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