Answer To: Southern ross Business School MKT00720 – Marketing Session 2, 2018 Assignment 1: Case Study Analysis...
Kuldeep answered on Aug 02 2020
Effective Marketing
Effective Marketing
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Introduction 2
Case Studies 2
Case study#1 2
Case study#2 3
Evidence of Marketing related success 4
Analysis and Explanation 6
Conclusion 6
References 8
Introduction
Strategy is the means by which organizations achieve specific goals. There is a long-term, leading planning approach with the ultimate goal of achieving sustainable competitive advantage. Before developing a competitive position in a market that contributes to the goals and marketing objectives of a viable planning company, evaluate the development and include the analysis of the company's strategic initials. The current research is to analyze and discuss the marketing strategies implemented by two well-known organizations that help these organizations gain a competitive advantage. For two most successful organizations, Apple and Nestle have been chosen. When discussing the efficacy of marketing policies of these two organizations, marketing concepts,for instance, marketing churn, strategic forecasting, division, positioning and positioning will be reviewed. Discussion and study about Apple Inc. are successful launch of the iPhone through effectual marketing of study. In Nestle case, Case Studies analyzed Nestle developed a small child food producer from the world's largest food and beverage company in a customer-based organization through a search-based marketing methodology implementation.
Case Studies
Case study#1
Apple’s iPhone Launch: A Case Study in Effective Marketing Cas (Mickalowski, Mickelson, &Keltgen, 2008)
The launch of the iPhone announcement was completed in 2007, and Apple's share price more than doubled in a year. In the time span of the announcement, nearly $400 million was invested in the promotion of the iPhone(Briggs & Harrison, 2013). Completing dynamic and aggressive paid and non-paid marketing for the iPhone. The idea is to appear in a variety of media formats, from newspapers to television to Oscars. The combination of iPod and smartphone is the iPhone's innovative product feature, targeting high-end customers, priced at $499 and $599, respectively. Apple and AT&T have established a strategic partnership to launch the iPhone, which requires iPhone buyers to reach a contract with AT&T to make use of the AT&T network for 2 years, but the deal has not convinced many potential customers because of trust, despite the lack of US distribution. Business offers more features, but competitors such as Nokia and LG will not hurt the popularity of the iPhone in the United States. Apple shuns third-party distributors that distribute iPhones and distributes them byonline stores, Apple stores, and authorized AT&T stores. Apple sold 4 million units in six months, accounting for 19.5% of the market, becoming the very popular mobile phone of the year (Capatina&Draghescu, 2015).
Case study#2
Responding to changing customer requirements: the drive towards Wellness: A Nestlé case study (Business Case Studies, 2010)
From the baby food manufacturers to being the hugest food and beverage company, Nestlé develops itself around recognizing customer needs and determining stress, such as healthy campaigns that reinforce these needs. Nestlé conducts qualitative and quantitative research through liaison with scientists and product developers to gain consumer insights. It invests more in research and development than any other food industry company and has largest nutritional science investigation unit in the world. The Sveltesse or 'Slimness' variety of food and beverages is an outstanding...