Summary: Strategic Marketing

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  • 1.1 Week 1

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  • What is the DECOY effect?

    When there are only 2 options and consumers will tend to make decisions according to their personal preference
    But when there is a 3 option (strategical decoy), they will be more likely to choose the most expensive of the 2 original options.
  • Give an example of a Decoy effect

    Popcorn Small - 3€
    Popcorn Medium - 6.5€
    Popcorn Large - 7€

    Even though the Medium is just 50 cents cheaper, customers will choose this option, when before (with only 2 options) they would choose the Small
  • What are the 6 P's? Explain the last one.

    • Product
    • Price
    • Place
    • Promotion
    • People
    • Purple Cow - Result of thinking outside the ordinary boxes
  • Give some tips to reach the purple cow.


    • Remarkable isn't always about changing
    • Explore the limits
    • Find things that are "just not done"
    • Ask "why not"
  • What are the 3 levels of marketing activity? Explain them.

    Internal Environment factors: All variables that stem from the organisation itself and can influence the marketing policy.

    Micro factors: Are uncontrollable and can only be partially influenced, originating from the industry.

    Macro-environmental factors: Influences from society that are relevant and uncontrollable to an individual organisation.
  • What are the 3 Decision Levels? (market development)

    MARKETING STRATEGY (step 4 , 5)
    • Vision + Mission
    • Long term - 5 years
    • Steer the bow of the ship to where land is expected


    MARKETING TACTICS (step 6)
    • Choose marketing instruments
    • Medium term - 2-5 years


    MARKETING OPERATIONS (step 7)
    • Sets ship in motion
    • Marketing annual plan - max. 1 year
  • 1.2 Week 2

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  • What are the 3 aspects of planning?

    • Planning levels
    • Planning horizon
    • Planning methods
  • What are the aspects of planning levels?

    • Concern (strategic) - Philips
    • Division (strategic) - Machines
    • Business plan (strategic / operational) - Doctors
    • Instrumental plan (operational) - Wearables
  • What does Michael Porter say about STRATEGY?

    • Company's direction for the long term
    • Start with the right goal (that is profit-oriented)
    • It's about choices to gain competitive advantage 
    • What makes your organisation unique in the eyes of the consumer
  • What are the models Porter uses for STRATEGY?

    • 5 forces model
    • Value chain
    • Porter's generic competitive strategies
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