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DIY Cardboard Speaker
Final Presentation
XUYAN YAN
Product Description
The DIY Cardboard Speaker is a fully functional
speaker which contains a high quality cardboard
template and sound electronic components. It is light
weighted and collapsible. This speaker is a USB
powered product, no battery needed. It can be
connected to any PC and MP3 player.
Consumers : Thoughts about product
Market research
Somewhat Believable
Not very Believable
Somewhat BelievableNot very Believable
64% of the interviewees would not believe the sound quality of the speaker would satisfy their need.
Somewhat BelievableNot very Believable
half of the interviewees would not believe the cardboard would satisfy their needs.
Need to target at those people who care less about the sound quality.
Target Audience family with children
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Those group people actually care less about thesound quality but more about the product design and DIY fun.
craft hobbyists
Brand Positioning
Market structure Chart
Competitive Frame
Perceptual Maps
Perceptual Maps
Perceptual Maps
Source of VolumeAdjusted the value according to the research of product improvement.
13%
55%
17%
10%5%
Definitely would buy
Probably would buy
May or May not buy
Probably would not buy
Definitely would not buy
BASES AnalysisTarget audience based on population in US.- IBISWorld
Trial rate, repeat rate and units per purchase based on customer survey.
Make a breif assumption about ACV and awareness according to the case study
CONCEPT BOARD
Concept Board - Old one
- Too much words.- mess pictures confuse people.- not really appealing to the new target audience- people do not get clear idea about the design of products
Revised Concept Board
TagLine
Yes, You can, make your own speaker.
Market Roll out plan
High Opportunity Markets In big eco cities, more children possess an MP3 player or an PC which the DIY
speaker can connect with. Those children have more experience and interests on electronics and entertainment technologies. Besides, parents in big cities are more willing to provide younger children with the gadgets available on store shelves. So we will start from top 5 cities in U.S
New York, NY
Boston, MA
Seattle, WA
Chicago, IL
San Francisco, CA
Roll - out Plan
First, start in high opportunity markets cities.
Then expand to the highly populated eco cities in the U.S
Market Plans and ideas
launch website
DIYcardboardspeaker.compeople can search us in the internet, get more info,
ask question about products , share design ideas and send feedback.
public relations programCreate buzz and word-of-mouth blogging in the popular craft fan/family events/ gifts
website.
http://www.kaboose.com/http://www.familycrafts.com/http://blog.craftzine.com/http://www.giftgallery.com/
public relations programArticles in Craft/Family/Gifts Magizines and news papersgreat way to drive buzz. Articles will run before big holidays -
Christmas
Product Awareness Event
"Speaker crowdsourcing contest"for creative children/craft fan to make their own papercraft speakers. the Winning design will be put in production
Craft Show EventsAttend the craft show events in the high opportunity
cities. we can reach lots of craft hobbyists and give out some samples.
Sampling Programin- school samplingGive samples to elementary schools to offer to students
as a price in school contest/fairs.
Integrated Marketing Flowchart
5 Year Volume Forecast
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500000
1000000
1500000
2000000
2500000
year 1 year 2 year 3 year 4 year 5Year
Volume
Assumption:At year1, assume the sales just reach the volume in the worst case.Over 4 years, the retail sales reach the best case of volume forcast.At year 4, the success of branding bring a huge sale increase.
Go Right
• Generate great brand awareness via our PR program and advertising.
• Sampling program and show events attract more audience group.
• Design-contest get huge public attention.• DIY paper speaker become the most popular
family activity product.
Go Wrong
• the sound quality may not satisfy the need of children or craft hobbyists.
• Price of raw materials go up and cuts margins.• Price may be too low to convince consumers
about the quality of our products.