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MKG201_Assessment 1_Diagnostic report_M3 Page 1 of 7 ASSESSMENT 1 BRIEF Subject Code and Title MKG201 – Business-to-Business Marketing Assessment B2B Diagnostic Report Individual/Group Individual Length 1800 Words +/-10% Learning Outcomes a) Apply the key principles of business-to-business (B2B) marketing. b) Identify the differences between business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing. c) Discuss the importance of developing strong business relationships between the organisation and business clients. d) Demonstrate how the marketing mix is used in B2B marketing. Submission Due by 11:55pm AEST/AEDT Sunday of Module 3 (Week 6) Weighting 40% Total Marks 100 marks Context The outcome of this report is a diagnosis of the marketing situation (situation analysis) for a B2B product or service. In conducting this diagnostic report into the marketing context of a B2B product or service provider, you will develop industry relevant skills to:  Develop, integrate, and evaluate broad business theoretical and technical knowledge, in the marketing business environment.  Apply research skills, appropriate to the qualification.  Recognise and analyse business operations, challenges, and innovations and identify and assess business solutions. Instructions First, you must find a company that operates in an area or industry of your interest. Once you have located a company, you will be required to select one of their real-life B2B products or services, to use in your report. MKG201_Assessment 1_Diagnostic report_M3 Page 2 of 7 For your future assessments, 2 and 3 (marketing plan and presentation), you will get the chance to work in groups. At that point, your group will need to select a company, from those presented in assessment 1. For this reason, your assessment 1 diagnostic report must be detailed and in-depth, in case it is chosen by your future group, in assessments 2 and 3. Once you have chosen your company and your product, your task is as follows: 1. Describe the background of the product and company – aspects to consider, could be the historical background of the product/company, such as brand, mission and vision. 2. Explain the product details – this includes all aspects of the product, such as features, technical aspects, benefits to customers, varieties, etc. 3. Analyse the relevant market situation that includes industry analysis, competitors, and market trends – this includes the micro (company, suppliers, intermediaries, customers, competitors and publics) and macro (political, economic, social, and technological) analysis. The other elements to include, could be competitors and other market trends. 4. Analyse the market segmentation of this product – this includes the basis of segmentation for your product, with a clear section identified. 5. Explain the importance of relationships in this industry - A comprehensive relationship management analysis should be included to show the importance of relationship in this industry. 6. Explain the buying behaviour in this industry – your explanation should include the buying process in this industry and the relevant factors that affect buying behaviour. The Report Format The report format is very important. It should be reflective of a formal report that would be used in a professional business setting. The report must include: A) A reference list – note, this is not a bibliography – and; B) In-text references and citations, in accordance with the College guidelines (I.e. APA referencing style). Below is an example of the formatting required: The Example Report Format Title Page Table of Contents MKG201_Assessment 1_Diagnostic report_M3 Page 3 of 7 Executive Summary – this is an overview of the major points in your report. Ideally, the reader should be able to get a good understanding of the key concepts that can be found in your report, just by reading this section. Note: The above-mentioned sections are not included in the assessment word count! 1.0 Background 1.1 Company history 1.2 Mission 1.3 The brand 1.4 The product and services - tell us about the features and how this benefits customers. How does this product/service meet the needs of the business, and why do you propose it is (or will be) successful? 2.0 Situational analysis – this is your starting point. This is where you critically describe where things are at the moment – i.e. your current business situation. 2.1 Environment – Political, Economic, Social, Technological – the ‘big picture’ trends that affect your company and it’s marketing activities. 2.2 Market – Current size and expected growth, in the market in which you will compete. 2.3 Competition – Description of major competitors – include size, market share, key product lines, and marketing activities, particularly online. 2.4 Customers – Description of current or target customer base, i.e. an analysis of wants and needs. 3.0 Market segmentation – Define segments, based on existing and potential customers. Identify the target market for this particular product/service. The basis for segmentation could be based on: geography, company size, digital media or the use of specific technology, various products, or brands. 4.0 Relationships – Explain the importance of relationships. Think about the sales force and specific relationship-building activities, both before and after purchase. Consider the B2B customer life- cycle (Reach-Acquisition-Conversion-Retention-Loyalty) and the types of activities that will both, engage customers and strengthen relationships that result in greater lifetime value. 5.0 Buyer Behaviour – Buying processes and factors affecting buyer behaviour. Conclusion – A good conclusion should summarise your key relevant points. Do not introduce any new concepts here! You want to remind us of why your argument is relevant and what reasoning, decision or judgement you came to, based on the research you undertook. References – Remember, this must be in the APA referencing style! MKG201_Assessment 1_Diagnostic report_M3 Page 4 of 7 Submission Instructions Submit your final report via the Assessment Items and Submission link in the main navigation menu. The learning facilitator will provide feedback via the Grade Centre in the LMS portal. Feedback can be viewed in My Grades. MKG201_Assessment 1_Diagnostic report_M3 Page 5 of 7 Learning Rubric: Assessment 1 B2B Diagnostic Report Assessment Attributes Fail (Unacceptable) 0-49% Pass (Functional) 50-64% Credit (Proficient) 65-74% Distinction (Advanced) 75 -84% High Distinction (Exceptional) 85-100% Writing structure 5% The writing structure is confusing/difficult to understand The writing structure is easy to understand. However, the structure still contains some confusing elements The writing is well- structured, within a limited language framework The writing is well- structured, with language features used appropriately Limited jargon from the subject has been used The writing is well- structured, with language features used appropriately Appropriate jargon from the subject has been used effectively Writing style 5% The writing is inappropriate, with unacceptable language errors, such as grammar and spelling First person language is used The writing contains a weak introduction, with few grammatical and spelling mistakes Headers and sub- headers have been used, however the structure is confusing The writing is excessively less or more than the word limit The writing contains an adequate introduction, although this could be stronger Minor language mistakes detected Headers and sub-headers have been used The writing contains a strong introduction Does not contain language mistakes Headers and sub-headers have been used Contains title page and table of contents The writing contains a strong introduction and sophisticated analysis Headers and sub- headers have been used Contains title page and table of contents The writing indicates a wide range of materials have been used. Referencing - In-text references and reference list 10% No effort to write in- text references or reference list In-text references and a reference list have been provided In-text references and a reference list have been provided However, the APA style requires adjustment In-text references and a reference list have been provided In-text references and reference list have been appropriately provided according to the APA referencing style MKG201_Assessment 1_Diagnostic report_M3 Page 6 of 7 However, there is no effort to write according to APA style APA style has been employed with minor errors Product and company details 15% Product and company details are not well- articulated There is no effort to explain product and company details comprehensively Product and company details have been explained However, some important details are still missing Product and company details have been explained Data is confusing A few details are missing Product and company details are well- articulated Data has been used effectively However, some elements are still vague Relevant product and company details have been explained comprehensively Data has been used effectively Situational analysis 15% Situational analysis is unclear There are a lot of missing elements The use of data and concept is very limited All relevant elements of situational analysis have been explained The use of data and concept is still limited All relevant elements of situational analysis have been explained Data and
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Running Head: BUSINESS DIAGNOSTIC REPORT     Page 1 of 13
BUSINESS DIAGNOSTIC REPORT         Page 2 of 2
B2B DIAGNOSTIC REPORT
TOYOTA CORPORATION
Executive Summary
This report is based on the development and the use of the different strategies by the Toyota in order to ensure that their modes of B2B systems are systematic. Different attributes of the company have been discussed including the background of the company and the product li
nes exhibited and produced by the company. Other parameters including the use of the situational analysis provided that the company is way forward in terms of meeting the demands of the customers. The market segmentation, relationships and buying behaviour represents that the company relies more on the levels of customer satisfaction.
Table of Contents
Introduction    4
1.0 Background of Toyota Motor Corporation    4
1.1 Company History    4
1.2 Mission of Toyota    4
1.3 The Brand    5
1.4 The Products and Services    5
2.0 Situational Analysis    5
2.1 Environment    5
2.2 Market    6
2.3 Competition    7
2.4 Customers    7
3.0 Market Segmentation    8
4.0 Relationships    9
5.0 Buyer Behaviour    9
Conclusion    10
References    11
Introduction
Business to Business (B2B) is referred to as a form of business that exists between two associated companies existing in a normal market of operation. In this form of business method, the products and services are sold by a business company to another business company of its industry (Kito, Brintrup, New & Reed-Tsochas, 2014). The customer is not the area of focus in this sector. This report is based on the different aspects of the business to business operations based on Toyota. Different aspects including the background of the company, product details, the competition in the market, the segmentation of the company and the importance of relationships have also been analysed according to the event perspectives in the market of Toyota.
1.0 Background of Toyota Motor Corporation
1.1 Company History
Toyota Motor Corporation limited is the popular automotive industry in the global market. This was founded by Kiichiro Toyoda, in the year of 1937. Toyoda motor passenger car was launched in 1937. The head office of Toyota Motor Corporation is situated in Toyota City, Japan. The products which are manufactured and sold by this company are automobiles, vehicles which are required for luxury and commercial purposes, and engines. There are many commercial services which are provided by the Toyota Company. These services are banking, leasing and financing. The number of employees in the company is more about 370,879 in recent years.
1.2 Mission of Toyota
The mission statement of Toyota Motor Corporation is to produce highly valuable products, which attract customers. Better quality products and services are used by the company to satisfy and retain the customers.
1.3 The Brand
Toyota Motor company governs more brands. These are the Toyota brand, Hino, Ranz, Daihatsu and Lexus. They also produce cars for Fuji Industries and Isuzu.
1.4 The Products and Services
Automobiles are developed and manufactured by Toyota industries. They also produce automobile-related goods. Toyota Motor Corporation produces many domestic and overseas vehicles. On the other hand, they are involved in the production of engine, electronic components of the car, Car Air Conditioning Compressors of car and Stamping Dies. Their first product was Toyoda Model AA passenger car. This was launched in the early stage of the company. The second product was launched in 1955 and this was Toyopet Crown. The third product was Corolla which was launched in 1966. Lexus ls 400 was launched in 1989. The latest innovation of the company is MIRAI in 2017. Their latest innovated cars want to provide a safe and comfortable journey to the customers of the company. Industrial vehicles like trucks and material handling equipment which are required for the transportation of goods are also developed and manufactured by the company (Leek & Christodoulides, 2012). This is required to mitigate the logistics challenges. Textile machinery such as spinning machinery and weaving machinery are developed and manufactured by Toyota.
2.0 Situational Analysis
2.1 Environment
The current business condition of the Toyota Motor Corporation is determined by the analysis of political, economic,...
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