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International Marketing Marketing Flying Discs In Mexico Ross Larsen Steve Cassidy Joanna Papageorgiou Michelle Clarke James Greaves Joseph Lin

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university marketing case study to market flying discs in mexico

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International Marketing Marketing Flying Discs In Mexico

Ross Larsen

Steve Cassidy

Joanna Papageorgiou

Michelle Clarke

James Greaves

Joseph Lin

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BackgroundThree Associates Roger Blake (Frisbee Association) Jose Gutierez (VP of Bank) Eloise Dunn (Marketing Consultant)

Ex-O Corporation Major U.S. flying disc manufacturer Owns rights to the product

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BackgroundAlejandro Garcia Purchased 4 flying disc molds 6 yrs. ago Did not fulfill contract obligations with

Ex-O corp. Still possess the 4 molds

No one else in Mexico produces flying discs

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Background• Potential Market Entry obtained by

Jose Gutierez

• Comercial Mexicana (26 Locations, Nationwide)

• Tiendas Aurerra (45 Locations, Central Mexico)

• Puerto de Liverpool (4 Locations, Mexico City)

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Main Case Questions• Should we buy the molds from

Garcia?

• Should we buy Ex-O rights to their discs?

• Should the introduction only be in Mexico City or throughout Mexico?

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Additional Substantive Issues

• What are the distribution channels to be used?

• What are the pricing strategies to be implemented?

• Which flying discs are we going to manufacture? Why?

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Additional Substantive Issues

4. What advertising strategies will be used? Why?

3. How can we satisfy Ex-O Corp’s request for a detailed marketing strategy?

5. Can the three associates establish the necessary contacts to successfully launch the product?

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S.W.O.T. AnalysisStrengths No direct competitors in target marketplace Popularity of sport growing worldwide Name brand “Ex-O”

WeaknessesCustomer awareness is lowProjected retail sales may not meet expectations

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S.W.O.T. AnalysisOpportunities Mexican market untapped Cheap production costs High volume of foreign tourists

ThreatsDisc product could be piratedCompetition (Whamm-O Corp.) could move into the market

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SolutionPurchase four molds from Alejandro Garcia for production

Set up licensing/royalty agreement with Ex-O Corporation

Market throughout Mexico instead of just Mexico City

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SolutionHire a home country broker (firm) with established distribution channels and networks

Gain entry into 5,000 retail outlets for product launch within 4 months

Promotional plan to align with the product launch

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ImplementationObtain necessary financing

Present Ex-O Corporation with our marketing strategy

Set up licensing/royalty agreement with Ex-O Corporation

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ImplementationSet up legal agreements with the manufacturer

Projected production for first year is 600,000 discs $.30 Production + $.10 Packaging = $.40 600,000 x $.40 = $240,000 U.S.

375,000 discs produced over 3 months, needed for start-up based on average retail requirements (75 discs per outlet)

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Fixed ExpensesManufacturing ($.30 per disc)Packaging ($.10 per disc)Broker Fees ($.30 per disc)Royalty Fees (5% of gross sales) Industry AverageMolds Purchase ($4,000)

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Advertising ExpenseAllocated $.40 per disc towards ad. Expense

Newspaper (Esto – Sports Paper) ¼ page twice weekly (Friday & Saturday) ½ page once a week (Sunday) Projected Annual Cost - $29,380

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Advertising ExpenseTelevision Introduction period (2 months)

4 ads per day (A time – 240 ads total) Months 3 and 4

3 ads per day (A time – 180 ads total) Months 5 thru 12

35 ads per month (A time – 280 ads total)Projected Annual Cost - $210,000

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PricingOur cost per unit = $1.10 per disc

Selling price to retailer = $2.50 per disc

Suggested retail mark up 50% = $3.75

$1.40 per disc gross profit before taxes and royalty

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Pricing StrategyMarket controlled pricing environment with sales based objectives

Such as high volume and market share

$2.25 $3.75 $4.50

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Annual Financial Forecast

$660,000Annual Total

$ 60,000Packaging

$240,000Advertising

$180,000Broker Fees

$180,000Production Materials

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Annual Financial Forecast

600,000 x $2.50 = $1,500,000600,000 – Total Production$2.50 – Selling Price To Retailer

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Annual Financial Forecast

$1,500,000Gross Sales

$ 533, 000Net Income

$ 228,000Taxes (30%)

$ 761,000Profit Before Taxes

$ 75,000Ex-O Corp. Royalty Fees

$ 4,000Molds Purchase$ 660,000Production & Promo Costs

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Future OutlookIntroduce the Pro Model within 6-8 months.

Export the flying discs to Europe, South America, and Central America

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Thank you

Any Questions???