Julie Kemp, Kirsten Ferch, Michael Rubel, Sam Heston, and Andy Brown Business 343 Marketing Management Loras College January 11, 2011 Situation Analysis SWOT Objectives Strategies Tactics Implantation Plan Performa Control Procedures Company Collaborators Context Customer Competitors Who are we? What are we known for? Product Lines What do we want to become? Brand Strength Our Sales Trends Financial Position Distribution Adjustments Social Technological Others, Singles, Buffs, Professionals, High Earners Ideal Points Changing Current vs. Potential Customer Preferences How we compare to other groups Major Competitors ◦ Firm E ◦ Firm O ◦ Firm I How they may react to our changes Buffs Firm A Firm E Firm U Pros High Earners SALT SELF Firm I Firm O Singles SAMA SEMI SIBI SONO Others SIRO SOLD SULI SUSI Strength Weakness Opportunities Threat Units ◦ Sell 225,000 units in period 4 ◦ Sell 140,000 units of SUSI in period 4 ◦ Sell 180,000 units of SULI in period 4 Revenue ◦ Earn $80,000 of total revenue in period 4 ◦ Earn $61,000 of revenue from SULI in period 4 ◦ Earn $19,000 of revenue from SUSI in period 4 Net Contribution ◦ Contribute at least a net amount of $34,000 New Product Development ◦ Continue development of Sonite products SUCK and SUMI ◦ Introduce SUCK and SUMI in period 5 ◦ Begin research and development on Vodite products Stock Market Price Objectives ◦ Increase Stock Price Index from last period to above current level of 1466 Targeting Positioning New Product Development Product Price Promotion Place New Product Period 4 Period 5 Period 6 Period 7 R&D for SUCK and SUMI Introduce SUCK and SUMI/Left over R&D Vodite Investing Money and Vodite New Vodite Advertising Increase for new product Increase for Vodite Sales Force Increase for new product Increase for vodite Period 8 Profroma: Period 4 Sales Units sold average retail price average selling price Revenues 325,000 375 250 81,250 Production units produced cost of goods sold inventory holding cost inventory disposal cost Contribution before marketing 296,000 -33,125 -300 0 48,125 Marketing Advertising Advertising research sales force Contribution after marketing -7001 -1864 -2780 36,480 Other Expenses market research studies research and development interest paid exceptional cost or profit Net contribution Next period budget -455 -1350 0 0 34,675 13,900 Monitor Graphs Monitor Charts Desired Numbers