Showing posts with label Marketing Strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marketing Strategy. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2014

NICHE MARKETING



A Niche is a more narrowly defined group, typically a small market whose needs are not well served. Marketers usually identify Niches by dividing a segment into sub – segments or by defining a group seeking a distinctive mix of benefits.


For example:The segment of heavy smokers includes those who are trying to stop smoking & those who don’t care.

 Whereas segments are fairly large & normally attracts several competitors, Niches are fairly small & normally attract only one or two. Larger companies, such as IBM, lose pieces of their market to Niches: Dalgic labeled this confrontation “guerrillas against gorillas.” Some larger companies have therefore turned to Niche Marketing, which has required more decentralization & some changes in the way they do business. Johnson & Johnson, for example, consists of 170 affiliates many of which pursue Niche markets.

The prevalence of Niche - & even “microniche”-marketing can be seen in the media. Witness the proliferation of new magazines targeting specific niches divided and sub divided along lines of ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation . Is a New York – based life style maxim for black gay men. There’s Aqua, a bi – monthly for divers & snorkelers & Miami based quince, a magazine just for Hispanic teenage girls. As the media’s gaze turns ever inward, there is Stephen Brills content a new consumer magazine about the media.

Niche marketers presumably understand their customers needs so well that the customers willingly pay a premium. Ferrari gets a high price for its cars because loyal buyer feel no other automobiles comes close to offering the product service membership benefit bundle that Ferrari does.

An attractive niche is characterized as follows:

The customers niche have a distinct set of needs, they will pay a premium to the firm that best satisfies their needs, the niche is not likely to attract other competitors, the nicher gains certain economies through specialisation, and niche has size profit and growth potential.


Both small and large company can practice niche marketing.

I hope this short blog gave you the idea about Niche Marketing. Thanks for Reading

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

MARKETING STRATEGY

—A well known management authority, P. Drucker, believes that marketing is not merely a function of business enterprises, but it is the business and it is synonymous with whole the business unit as economic organ to provide goods and services. The primary function of a business (marketing company) is to create and maintain a satisfied customer. No longer profit is the effective marketing performance. Profit will be the reward for the skillful delivery of satisfaction. Marketing management shall give emphasis upon delivery customer satisfaction through real consumer concerns and profit will accrue only through service demand.

 —As we know the existence of human being is based on some needs hence there will always, consumption which need goods and services. But the aim of marketing is to strategize selling superfluous and converting consumer into hindous by add on features to the products. The aim is to know and understand the customers well that the product or service fits him and sells it-self. Ideally, marketing should result in a customer who is ready to buy.
—Marketing Department need to strategizes best marketing strategy to get edge over other competitors and gain better market share. Hence optimally utilization of marketing mix will be the best knock to formulate marketing strategy.


— —An organization business success largely depends on how efficiently the products and services are delivered to customers and how differently do the customers perceive the difference in delivery in comparison to the competitors. This is true of all firms – from large business enterprises to small firms, from multinationals operating in different countries to small firms operating in small markets, from giant enterprises like Sony, Lever, General Motors to the next-door kirana shop. Quality production and efficient marketing are the key success factors in building sustainable competitive edge for ever business corporation.
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