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HP-Portable Computers
[Brazil] Marketing Plan
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Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 2 2. Marketing Situation 3 2.1 PESTLE Analysis 3 2.2 Porter Five Forces Analysis 5 2.3 Competitive Overview 6 3. Opportunities and Issues Analysis 8 3.1 TOWS Analysis 8 4. Objective 9 4.1 Financial Objectives 9 4.2 Market Share Objectives 9 4.3 Marketing Objectives 9 5. Marketing Strategy 10 5.1 Targeting and Positioning 10 5.2 B2C Target Audience 10 5.3 B2B Target audience 10 5.4 Buyer Personas 10 5.5 Brand positioning statement: 11 6. Marketing Program 11 6.1 Value Proposition 11 6.2 Pricing 13 6.3 Distribution 14 6.4 Promotions 16 6.5 Services Plan 17 7. Ethics and Social Responsibility 18 7.1 Key Activities and Communications 18 7.2 Marketing Mix Ethics and Social Responsibility Recommendations 19 8. KPIs for Budget and Control 20 8.1 Marketing KPIs 20 8.2 Financial KPIs: proforma P&L 20 9. budget overview
1. Executive Summary
Located in Palo Alto, California, HP Inc. is an American public limited company. After the former Company, which sold personal computers and printers, went out of business, the current Company was established in 2015. It deals with the sale of computers and office equipment. Hewlett-Packard, the company's name, was originally derived from the fact that David Packard and Bill Hewlett started it in 1939 (Inrawan et al., 2022). The Chief Executive Officer of the Company is Enrique J. Lores. The company employed about 51,000 people as of August 2022, and its market share was worth USD 33.9 billionUSD. The company sells a variety of goods, including printers, servers, laptops, and gadgets. The company wants to improve its financial performance while offering its local and international clients premium goods and cutting-edge services. Toto grow its brand internationally, and HP Inc. is looking at Latin America and the United Arab Emirates as possible markets.
2. Marketing Situation
2.1 PESTLE Analysis
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Political factors |
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The political stability in Brazil enables a better supply chain and distribution systems to operate.
Occasional political turmoils have resulted in thedisruptiono o the company’s business in Brazil.
Unfair targeting of United States of America businesses in other nations acts as a hhindranceto swift business operations for HP cocomputersn the country.
Geopolitical uncertainties have the potential of disrupting the Hp bbusinessand harming its revenue and stock price.
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Economic factors |
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The economic environment of Brazil is relatively low. In addition, theere are significant microeconomic challenges that HP company faces in the country. The economic weakness creates difficulties for the company’s operations.
The increase in the level of employment in Brazil has increased consumer spending and hence boosted the sales for th Company.
Economic uncertainties and fluctuations create economic problems for th company and thus aaffectits businesses in Brazil (Ogbemudia, 2022). Due to the wide exposure of HP, th potential economic risks such as volatility in the currency exchange rates is a arejor concern for the company.
Demand volatiliy, Due to the fact that HP operates in highly competitive industry, the intense level of competition has the potential of resulting in financial losses, thus, resulting in the company facing aggressive price compeitition which requires the company to keep lowering their priceses in order to maintain its competitiveness.
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Sociocultural factors |
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Social trends impacts the sales of HP computers, where many people are turning to the use of mobile devices like tablets and large-screen smartphones which has led to decla ine in the sales of the PC and laptops.
The necessity of localization of marketing campaigns for the company to sell in various cultures in Brazil has resulted in increased expenditures and thus impacting the revenue generation of HP computers.
The need to put into account the changing preferences of the consumers before designiing orrealizingg a new product. Is a significant factor since, design has an impact on the sale o detachable and gaming laptop there jjusasgreateat in looks as in pefoamnce is on the rise.
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Technological factors |
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Technological advanacement in Brazil is at a slower rate which is a major reason for low sales of advanced compters in the country.
Innovations, this is an important factor since nothing is possible for the company without technological innovation. This has become important because of the heavy competition and hence it enables the company to remain competitive.
In research and development, the company invests heavily in R&D which attributes heavily to the innovative cultue of the company.
Diversification of the products, Hp has focused on poducing high perfomance computing machines and pinters. Apart from general computing machines, it also makes gaming machines. |
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Legal factors |
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Brazil has a stron glegal framework with which the company operates . The legal system eis based on civil law.
Considering the fact that Hp is subject to several federal state, local as well as foreign laws, it makes the company liable under athese laws in any of the markets can give rise to large fine that can causes huge financial losse for the technological company.
Taxation laws, mzkes its an oblgation for the company to remit all the taxws accordingly, failue to which the company could face legal actions (Ha et al. 2022). Interllectual and labour laws aaffects the company since being nable to comply with any of these laws can be costly.
Considering the fact that litigations are inherently unpredicatble and so are the costs related to compliance. Thus legal risks are also a major factor in Hp’s business environemtn and cause some major liabilities and expenses for the company.
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Environment factors |
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Waste management in technology sector, HP has mae efforts to eliminate waste and manage the environmental impact of its supply chains.
The company is making efforts to shift its business models towards circula and low carbon economy and fo this reason it continues to incets in dierse aeas whee it can better manage its environmensatl impacts and contriute to environmental awareness.
Recycling, In 2016, P collected and recycled more than 720 tonnes of end of service productthat its manufacturing partnetin Brazil generated. Sustainability, is impirtanct focus for the company and hence the company has contributed in the prvision of guidance for improving water managemnet to its suppliers.
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2.2 Porter Five Forces Analysis
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Related industries being analyzed |
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Indicate High/ Medium/Low Force |
The rationale for your ranking |
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Market competitor’s intensity of rivalry |
High
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There is fierce competition among the industry's established businesses. Those competing in this market must keep up with these developments because new concepts and cost-cutting strategies are being developed every day. This entails fostering customer loyalty, expanding the business, developing fresh concepts, and keeping up with technological advancements made by rivals.. |
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Risk of entry by potential competitors |
Low
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The businesses that are currently engaged in industry competition have already made a name for themselves as reputable manufacturers of technology goods. They have invested money, but they have also given themselves enough time to establish their brand. Brand recognition cannot be acquired by a new business immediately. |
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Threat of substitutes |
Low
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In this industry, the threat of alternative items is now rather low. Despite the frequent invention of new devices, it is difficult to imagine anything that could ever completely replace the computer. People use computers, software, printers, networks, cameras, and televisions in one way or another. Unless you use outdated technology, there is currently no substitute for these advanced devices. |
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Bargain power of buyers |
High
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In the computer business, buyers' negotiating leverage is comparatively high. The amount of purchases made by a single customer, the variety of alternatives that are accessible to the customer, and the cost to the customer of moving from one product to another all affect the relative bargaining power of the customer.. |
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Bargain power of suppliers |
Low
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Numerous enterprises in the computer sector produce comparable goods that customers require for their everyday operations. When there are few enterprises and few alternatives available to their clients, suppliers are powerful. Due to the abundance of alternatives, providers in this sector exhibit weak bargaining strength. A number of businesses, including Apple, Dell, and Gateway, create computers in direct competition with one another. |
2.3 Competitive Overview
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Volume / Units sold (current year) |
Revenue (prior year, indicate in euros) |
Market Share % growth vs 2 years prior
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Volume % growth vs 2 years prior |
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HP computers
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Euro 4987 million |
Euro 485 m |
34 % |
13% |
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Lenovo |
Euro 4926 million |
Euro 303 M |
29% |
9% |
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Dell |
Euro 3989 million |
Euro 421 m |
31% |
14% |
Source: Statistica,(2023)
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Industry key success factors |
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Brand value The business enjoys significant brand recognition and a positive social reputation as a prominent name in computing. For computing brands, brand equity is one of the main sources of sales and revenue. One of the top computer brands that consumers trust is HP. It has made a name for itself as one of the most trustworthy computer brands. In addition to emphasizing technological innovation, the company is known for its high-quality products and distinctive client experiences.
Broad range of products To meet the diverse interests and preferences of customers throughout the world, HP has introduced a wide range of products to the market. These goods come in a variety of price ranges in addition to having varied capabilities. In this way, the business caters to a significant international clientele. a sizable and devoted customer base HP holds a dominant position in the computing sector. It has a sizable and devoted international customer base. Due to the company's emphasis on product quality, customer experience, and technical innovation, it has a very devoted client base. |
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Key Products |
Top 2 Company Strengths |
Top 2 Company Weaknesses |
Brand position (leader, follower, niche, challenger) |
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Hp computers
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Laptops Printers Desktops Ink &toner |
Brand reputation Diversed product portfolio |
Poor competency in the acquisition Poor presence in the tablet market |
Leader |
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Lenovo |
Computers Smartphones Tablets Servers Home and office devices |
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Complex organizational structure Supply chain disruptions |
Challenger |
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Dell |
Laptops Computer Accessories Printers Monitors |
Focus on innovation Global presence |
Dependence on the PC market Intense competition |
Follower |
B2B industry overview
· Technology industry
· Financial industry
· Education
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Assumptions |
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Completing this overview is achieved following the assumptions; The company operates in Brazil. The sales only considers the ones made in Brazil Excluding sales in other countries. |
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Key findings from the competitive overview |
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Hp computers are on a suitable position when compared with its peers, which are Dell and Lenovo. The companies are all well established in the industry and hence their competitiveness isdeterminedd by innovativeness of the company, for which, Hp is a at the top (Nandonde, 2019). The Extensive research and deveopment that HP facilitates enables the company to develop more advanced products that suits the customers preferences. The customization of thproducts makes it possible for the company products to fit in various industries hence increasing the sales. |
3. Opportunities and Issues Analysis
3.1 TOWS Analysis
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TOWS Analysis Enterprise: HP Computers Date: 5/31/2023 |
External Opportunities (O) · Expansion of services and enterprise solutions divisions · Increasning demand of cloud based services · Acquisitio of more technplogy related patents
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External Threats (T) · Retaliation by incumbent frms in software services · Slowing growth rate of the PC market · Rapi technological change
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Internal Strengths (S) · High-level Innovation · Diversified product portfolio · Brand Reputation
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Strategies using (S) to exploit (O)
Investment on the provision of servers and cloud services Invest in Research and development |
Strategies using (S) to mitigate (T)
More investment on research and evelopment Investment on divesification of the product portfolio.
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Internal Weaknesses (W) · Poor competency in acquisitions · Ovedependence on personal systmes division · Poor presence in tblet market
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Strategies using (O) to reduce (W)
Expanding the production of other products other than laptops Produce more advanced tablets in order to gain a significant market for tablets |
Strategies Defensive to reduce (T)
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4. Objectives
4.1 Financial Objectives
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Net Sales |
Increase vs LY |
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Net sales next year B2C |
Euro 7.3 billion |
12.5% |
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Net sales next year B2B |
Euro 3.93 billion |
11% |
4.2 Market Share Objectives
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B2C |
B2B |
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% of market share increase |
21.8 |
30 |
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Rationale: |
According to the data, Hp compters is the second in terms of market share , after Lenovo. |
HP computers is the among the fist dominant companies in the B2B companies. |
4.3 Marketing Objectives
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B2C SMART objective |
B2B SMART objective |
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Preference |
Conduct adequate reserch in order to identify the preference of the consumers. So as to produce products that fits the taste of the consumers. |
Attending trade shows and exhibitions in rder to meet business leaders in order to connect and network.
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Retention and Loyalty |
Enhancing conumer loyalty by offering incentive and maitaining the high quality of products |
Retaining customers in order to enhance brand loyalty.
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5. Marketing Strategy
5.1 Targeting and Positioning
5.2 B2C Target Audience
In 2023, we’re targeting the following B2C audience:
Demographic: Students and workers
Behavioral and attitudinal: Computer games enthusiasts and Social media users
5.3 B2B Target audience
In 2023, we’re targeting the following B2B audience:
Industry: Health industry and the Finance industry
Company size: Small and medium size enterprises.
5.4 Buyer Personas
B2C Buyer Persona
B2B Buyer Persona
https://www.hubspot.com/make-my-persona?persona=-NWmMnMSOx8qHijZc9t0
5.5 Brand positioning statement:
B2C pillar:
To stidents and workers seeking or computer, our laptop is reliable that it will help you achieve your dreams.
B2B pillar:
To all industries, our customized machines will nhance your company servie delivery.
6. Marketing Program
6.1 Value Proposition
Value Proposition Canvas
Customer Profiles B2C:
· Customer Job(s):Learning, Typing, Communicating, accessing information
· Pains: Slowly functioning machine
· Gains: Access to information, Entertainment, Enhanced learning.
Proposition Map B2C:
· Products & Services: Highly perfoming machines.
· Pain Relievers: The machine has a high perfomance speed which provides a good customer experience (Singh, et al. 2021).
· Gain Creators: Access to a huge amount of data over a reduced amount of time. Due tgo high processing speed of the HP products.
Customer Profiles B2B:
· Customer Job(s): Accounting, Management, decision making
· Pains: Inability to access information
· Gains: Accuacy, efficieny and reliability
Proposition Map B2B:
· Products & Services: Customized machines to fit business needs
· Pain Relievers: Machines providing adequate accessibility to information for th business.
· Gain Creators: Products that has the required modifications
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Key findings from the value proposition |
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From the value proposition, it is clear that products provided by HP portable computers |
6.2 Pricing
HP computers have a fair pricing policy in addition to a competitive price policy. The business considers all the pertinent factors linked to costing, distribution, promotion, and pricing of competitors before deciding on an appropriate selling price. HP has been creating products with features based on consumer needs and preferences (Neeb, 2023). It starts by conducting market research to determine the price a consumer is willing to pay for the good. Then, it creates that product in that price range to meet both its own demands and those of the buyers.
For the B2B pillar:
· Competitive Pricing:
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B2C Players |
Key Product/ Service |
Pricing |
Brand Positioning* |
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Apple
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Laptops |
Retail strategy |
The more for less |
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Lenovo |
Laptops |
Penetrative strategy |
The same for less |
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Acer
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Computers |
Value based pricing |
More for the same |
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Hp |
Laptops |
Fair pricing |
More for more |
· Value-based pricing:
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[B2B customer Persona] |
[The Specific Key B2B Product/ Service] |
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At what price would it be too expensive to be worth it, so you would not consider buying? |
BRL 10 |
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At what price it is expensive but you would still consider buying? |
BRL 8 |
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At what price would you consider cheap and is a good bargain? |
BRL 4 |
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At what price would you think it is too cheap to be trustworthy, and you would doubt the quality? |
BRL 2 |
For the B2C pillar:
· Competitive Pricing:
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B2B Players |
Key Product/ Service |
Pricing |
Brand Positioning* |
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Lenovo
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laptops |
Penetrative pricing |
The same for less |
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Dell
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Computers |
Low price strategy |
Less for much less |
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Positvo
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tablets |
Positioning products in price ranges where impacts are lower
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More for the same |
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HP
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Laptops |
Fair pricing |
More for more |
· Value-based pricing:
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[B2C customer Persona] |
[The Specific Key B2C Product/ Service] |
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At what price would it be too expensive to be worth it, so you would not consider buying? |
BRL 8 |
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At what price it is expensive but you would still consider buying? |
BRL 6 |
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At what price would you consider cheap and is a good bargain? |
BRL 4 |
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At what price would you think it is too cheap to be trustworthy, and you would doubt the quality? |
BRL1 |
6.3 Distribution
The location of HP's distribution plan is excellent. It offers its goods both directly and indirectly to businesses and to private consumers.
Orders can be placed on the company website or other e-commerce sites using its online distribution system. Hewlett Packard's official website provides features including a partner directory that is broken down by small businesses, large businesses, and the items required.
B2C pillar:
B2C Marketing Channel Partners
In order to ensure that HP goods may reach a wider client base, key partners for the company principally include hardware suppliers and component manufacturers, technology businesses for software and licensing support, and third-party resellers.
Distribution System
Direct selling, selling through intermediaries, dual distribution, and reverse logistics channels are the four different categories of distribution channels. Institutions that manage transactions and actual product exchanges make up each of these channels. The makers, customers, and middlemen are those institutions.
Channel Member Value
They make it possible for your company to communicate with customers in a seamless manner, increasing the number of individuals you can reach and raising awareness of your goods and services. The following reasons make marketing channels crucial: Determine the most effective distribution channels for a target demographic.
B2B pillar:
B2B Marketing Channel Partners
In order to ensure that HP goods may reach a wider client base, key partners for the company principally include hardware suppliers and component manufacturers, technology businesses for software and licensing support, and third-party resellers.
Distribution System
Direct selling, selling through intermediaries, dual distribution, and reverse logistics channels are the four different categories of distribution channels. Institutions that manage transactions and actual product exchanges make up each of these channels. The makers, customers, and middlemen are those institutions.
Channel Member Value
They make it possible for your company to communicate with customers in a seamless manner, increasing the number of individuals you can reach and raising awareness of your goods and services. The following reasons make marketing channels crucial: Determine the most effective distribution channels for a target demographic.
6.4 Promotions
B2C Communications Framework
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WHO – Target Audience |
Key message |
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Preference |
Students and young consuimers |
Investing in the study of the consumer preferences will enable the company to gain insight on the design of the products which will improve sales.
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Retention and Loyalty |
All consumers |
Investment in measures that will enasure that consumers remain loyal to the compay will boost the sales of the company and dominate the market.
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B2C Promotions
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B2C SMART Objectives |
Marketing Plan Actions (What and Where) |
Timing (When) |
Budget |
Priority |
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Preference |
Identify the customer preferences on products |
Invest in research about the market
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From now onwarads |
BRL 50000 |
Research and development |
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Retention and Loyalty |
Ensure customers remain loyal to the brand |
Enhance brand reputation
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2023 |
BRL 50000 |
Advertisement and incentives |
B2B Communications Framework
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WHO – Target Audience |
Key message |
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Preference |
Businesses in the health and finance sector |
Enhancing the evaluation of the consumer taste on products
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Retention and Loyalty |
Businesses in the health and finance sector |
This will ensure that consumers remain committed to the company.
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B2B Promotions
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B2B SMART Objectives |
Marketing Plan Actions (What and Where) |
Timing (When) |
Budget |
Priority |
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Preference |
Keeping into consideration, the taste and preference of the consumers |
Offering incentives Attend exhibitions |
From now onwards |
BRL 65000 |
Producing quality design products |
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Retention and Loyalty |
Enhancing the loyalty of businesses |
Improving the product design Maintain the reliability of the products
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From now onwards |
BRL 65000 |
Investing on the durability and reliabity of the products |
6.5 Services Plan
B2C pillar: Customer journey
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Awareness |
Consideration |
Purchase |
Retention |
Advocacy |
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In this stage, customers have a problem or a need and are looking for answers. They are just becoming aware of the existence of your company and its products or services. |
customers are considering your company against others with similar products or services. customer wants a deeper understanding of company offerings, and they want proof points for why the company Is a better choice
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customers have decided that they want to purchase your product or service |
The customer maintains engagement with the company. |
Creating a loyal customer who advocates on behalf of your company and its products or services is invaluable. |
B2C pillar: 3P assessment
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People |
Process |
Physical evidence |
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The company offers quality service to th people including reasonable prices, discounts and also after sales services including warrants. |
Hp company perfoms its production processes efficiently which leads to production of high quality goods. |
Hp locates its production plant in strategic locations, with adequate infrasturture which aids in minimizing the costs of production |
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Research more on the the current trends in technological advancement so as to produce products that are in lign with th current needs of the consumers |
Incorporate the input of consumers in the process of preparing the design of the products in order to ensure the processoff production results in the production of |
Expand the company by opening plants in the rular in order to serve the customers more effectively. |
B2B pillar: Customer journey
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Awareness |
Consideration |
Purchase |
Retention |
Advocacy |
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The customers become aware of the existence of the company |
Customers consider the company against others with similar products |
The customer makes the decision of buying the products from the company. |
The customers build on their loyalty to the company |
The customer referrers the company to other new customers who might be aware or unaware of the company. |
B2B pillar: 3P assessment
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People |
Process |
Physical evidence |
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The company offers quality service to th people including reasonable prices, discounts and also after sales services including warrants. |
Hp company perfoms its production processes efficiently which leads to production of high quality goods. |
Hp locates its production plant in strategic locations, with adequate infrasturture which aids in minimizing the costs of prodution |
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Research more on the the current trends in technological advancement so as to produce products that are in lign with th current needs of the consumers |
Incorporate the input of consumers in the process of preparing the design of the products in order to ensure the process of production results in the production of |
Expand the company by opening plants in the rulal in order to serve the customers more effectively. |
7. Ethics and Social Responsibility
7.1 Key Activities and Communications
Key Activities:
With the help of HP, new opportunities are opened up for technology to positively affect society, businesses, and individuals. The biggest technology firm in the world, HP combines a portfolio of products and services in printing, personal computers, software, services, and IT infrastructure.
Today, HP's digital marketing initiatives and social media marketing are handled by Communication EFFECT.
Numerous press conferences, product launches, and press visits to international HP events were also coordinated by Communication EFFECT.
We also provided unique constructions, signage, and other custom-branded materials to support regional HP BTL efforts.
Last but not least, we kept a close eye on the offline and online press every day. As a result, during the years we worked together, HP's visibility increased like never before.
Communications:
This is the social responsibility of the stakeholder to ensure that the employees of the company work under the best possible conditions. A company could potentially increase its profits by working employees harder for less pay, but the effects on the employees would be negative.
7.2 Marketing Mix Ethics and Social Responsibility Recommendations
Product
Diversify the company’s product portfolio as well as producing high quality produts with advanced features and design. This will attract more sales since the taste and preference of the consumer will be well taken care of.
Price
The company should provide the customers with the list of prices for the products, offer allowances, as well as an accomodative mode of ayment. This wil help in enhancing the consumer loyalty to the brand.
Promotions/Communications
The company should invest in the advertisement, sale promotion using all means necessary in order to each as many peopl as possible. Tis will help in creating awareness of the company among the people will enhance consumer loyalty.
Place/Distribution
The company should ensure that it uses clear channelsof supply, locate business at places with a high population. This will boost sales since, the more the people in the location of the bsuiness the large the market, that the company serves.
People
Instead of just dismissing consumer concerns, the business should take action to address and resolve them. This will aid in the healing process and, if done properly, aid in preventing any more harm to the company's reputation for its brand.
Process
By monitoring internet reviews, the business may minimize complaints and streamline its operations. If customers complain, it suggests that it is critical to examine and redesign business procedures (Wei & Wang, 2019). Word of mouth has the ability to make or ruin a brand, particularly in the digital world. The buyer's journey must therefore be efficient and flawless throughout.
Physical Evidence
Delivering goods and receipts quickly and reliably, as well as offering a smooth customer experience at all points of contact, are crucial for developing a plan that guarantees the business provides excellent customer care..
8. KPIs for Budget and Control
8.1 Marketing KPIs
B2C Objectives and KPIs
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B2C SMART Objectives |
Marketing Plan Actions |
KPIs |
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Preference |
Conduct adequate reserch in order to identify the preference of the consumers. So as to produce products that fits the taste of the consumers. |
Invest in research about the market
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Reviews from the customers |
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Retention and Loyalty |
Enhancing conumer loyalty by offering incentive and maitaining the high quality of products |
Enhance brand reputation
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The rate of Repurchases from customers |
B2B Objectives and KPIs
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B2B SMART Objectives |
Marketing Plan Actions |
KPIs |
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Preference |
Attending trade shows and exhibitions in rder to meet business leaders in order to connect and network.
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Offering incentives Attend exhibitions |
Reviews from consumers |
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Retention and Loyalty |
Retaining customers in order to enhance brand loyalty.
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Improving the product design Maintain the reliability of the products
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Sales, rate of repurhases from customers |
8.2 Financial KPIs: proforma P&L
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Million euros 2022 |
% of sales |
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Net sales |
7.3 billion |
100% |
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Cost of sales |
2 billion |
2.92 billion |
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Gross Margin |
72.6% |
72.6 |
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Marketing costs |
0.438 billion |
6% |
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Cost of sales force |
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40% |
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Marketing costs |
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6% |
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Contribution Margin / Net Marketing Contribution |
4.862 billion |
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9. Budget Overview
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Marketing Activity |
Allocated budget |
Your rationale |
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IMC budget (use figure budgeted in IMC section) |
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Add other marketing expenses |
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Total: |
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