Marketing Chapter Assignment

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ALDWIN L. ONG ASMPH 2012 12 May 2010

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Chapter 12: Setting Product Strategy Presented on: 12 May 2010Submitted on: 11 May 2010

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ALDWIN L. ONG

ASMPH 2012

12 May 2010

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•Characteristics of Products•Classification of Products•Product Differentiation•Product and Brand Relationships•Packaging and Labeling•Product Assurance

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In developing nations, product competition takes place at the Expected Product Output Level

5 Product Levels

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•Kotler: Hotel with clean bed, fresh towels, working lamps, and ample peace.

In developing nations, product competition takes place at the Expected Product Output Level

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•Local: ▫Hotel Sofitel▫Imperial Hotel

•RP Medical Application:▫Hi-Precision Diagnostics

In developing nations, product competition takes place at the Expected Product Output Level

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Shopping habits can be used to classify consumer goods!

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•Kotler: Heinz Ketchup, Ritz Crackers, furniture, Mercedes

Shopping habits can be used to classify consumer goods!

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Shopping habits can be used to classify consumer goods!

•Local: ▫Tide▫Hi-Top Supermarket

•RP Medical Application:▫Happy toothpaste▫Sarabia Optical

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•Kotler: Lego, Mercedes Benz, BMW Minis

Branding entails the differentiation of products and services

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Branding entails the differentiation of products and services

•Local: ▫Mang Inasal

•RP Medical Application:▫The Medical City – Patient-Partners

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•Kotler: Nokia cell phones, Gillette, Boeing 777

Design is often an effective means of giving a product its competitive advantage

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Design is often an effective means of giving a product its competitive advantage

•Local: ▫San Miguel Beer

•RP Medical Application:▫Gustillo Prosthesis

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•Kotler: Rolls-Royce PLC, Best Buy, Costco.

•Local:▫Cebu Pacific

•RP Medical Application:▫TMC Sleep Lab

Adding value to services and improving quality is a plus when products cannot be physically differentiated.

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•Kotler: General Electrics, Northwestern University.

•Local: ▫Ateneo de Manila University

•RP Medical Application:▫Belo Medical Group

Product Systems & Mixes:Many companies retail more than one product!

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Product lines tend to extend over time……………

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•Kotler: Toyota and Lexus, Holiday Inn hotel chain

•Local: ▫Selecta Ice Cream

•RP Medical Application:▫Doctors/specialists who practice in both

private and public hospitals

Product lines tend to extend over time……………

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•Kotler: Pizza Hut, KFC, and Taco Bell fast-food.

•Local:▫Jollibee, Greenwich, Red Ribbon, and

Chowking

•RP Medical Application:▫TMC-ASMPH

In Co-Branding, products of one company may be combined with products of another company!

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•Kotler: Cool Water Cologne, Campbell Soup Co.

Packaging may be considered as a 5th P of marketing – along with price, product, place, and promotion.

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Packaging may be considered as a 5th P of marketing – along with price, product, place, and promotion.

•Local: ▫Zesto

•RP Medical Application:▫Greencross Rubbing Alcohol

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•Kotler: Mitsubishi Motors, Cross pens

•Local: ▫National Bookstore

•RP Medical Application:▫Medical equipment and machines

Warranties and Guarantees further serve to assure customers.

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•Depending on the product classification, it is possible to make a brand out of a product by using various modes of product differentiation.

•Other strategies to market products include co-branding, unique packaging, and product assurance.

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ALDWIN L. ONG

ASMPH 2012

12 May 2010