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Part 3: Strategic Summary Chart

Summarize your findings from the research you’ve conducted thus far. This research includes both secondary research (from Assignment 1) and primary research from this assignment. These are the major conclusions that you have drawn from the research work that you’ve done. Use a “data-strategy” table to organize your key takeaways and what it will mean for your group’s plan.  A data-strategy table itemizes each key research finding and its corresponding strategic action.  (See Exhibit A on the last page as an example - this came directly from the competition’s website). Think big when it comes to your data findings. Don’t just report that 50% of the people that took your survey were men – that’s not helpful for a marketing plan. Say something like:

Finding (Data)

Action

Consumer reports online in addition to results from primary data collection (qualitative and quantitative) suggest that 18-35 year olds are more willing now than ever to buy wearable technology.

Promote Q Smartwatches as a new way of life – something that everyone is doing – and that makes a life’s experience more fun!

18-35 year olds prioritize value in their technological expenditures. If they feel as though they are not getting a great deal, they are not interested since they have limited resources. Many use loyalty clubs and coupons to help save discretionary income (Insert a citation link here)

Illustrate that the Fossil Q Smartwatches are not only a great technological solution, but also great value. Consider sales promotions and free shipping…

(These are purely just example – I have not collected any data on this)

This strategic summary chart will be prominently featured in your final plans, so now is the time to create it – we’ll work on it several times. The chart itself should be a simple, two-columned chart with the research conclusion on the left and the corresponding action on the right. Be sure to format it in a way that is reader-friendly and visually satisfying. This will help sell your plan and create credibility for your team. Focus in on the high level findings, not specific quotes or overly-detailed secondary research discoveries. Be concise, clear, and super-professional with your words in this chart. Essentially, this chart provides justification for the plan that you’ll be recommending. Have at least ten findings and corresponding actions. Because it basically summarizes all of the research that you’ll do for this project, this is the most important deliverable of Assignment 2!

Deliverables:

· Everyone watches the Marketing Research Videos and at least one member from each group takes the online course on Social Media and Data Analytics.

· Depth Interview Draft (Requires Approval Prior to Collecting Data)

· You should send this to me by Tuesday, 2/20

· Executive Summary of how the assignment went (1-2 paragraphs)

· 2 page summary of results of research findings – include sample size from each method

· Strategic Summary Chart – Draft 1

JREAM Team

Throughout this first assignment we experienced what it is like to be the company rather than be the consumer. Our job through the first assignment was to figure out who we are selling our watches too and why. When we were asked to look more in depth at our target market we decided to take two approaches to our target market and market our product two different ways. We feel that a Fossil Smartwatch is more appealing to men and women above the age of 24 and below the age of 36. We would like to market our product differently to 18-24 year old men and women. We should not cut out 18-24 year old men and women but approach them differently.

Looking at Fossil’s website allowed us to find out more on who they really are. Most people know Fossil solely as a watch company but we found out that they do more than just sell watches. Selling millions of dollars worth of clothing helped shape our direct and indirect competitors. Knowing that Fossil is more than a watch company means that our SWOT Analysis characteristics widened. With our SWOT widening this allows our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to all enlarged.

2. Learn about your Target Market

1. Average Salary within our Target Market

a. Ages 16-19: $21,840

a. Ages 20-24: $27,456

a. Ages 25-34: $39,416

1. Unemployment Rates within our Target Market

b. 16-24: 10.4%

b. 25-29: 5.6%

b. 30-34: 4.5%

1. : $2,28 Average living (one bed rental per month)

c. San Francisco, CA: $3,590

c. New York, NY: $3,340

c. Boston, MA: $2,810

c. Oakland, CA

1. 81% of millenials check twitter once a day.

1. 79% of Americans use Facebook which is the No.1 social media platform.

1. Instagram earns $595 million in mobile ad revenue per year, a rapidly increasing number.

1. More than 56% of online adults use more than one social media platform.

1. These are men and women between ages 18-35 years old.

1. They are more interested on the high level of lifestyle and have a sense of class.

1. They are willing to spend almost half of their income buying luxuries such as expensive and designer watches, bags, shoes, etc.

1. They are always online in various social media sites and therefore they give attention to any pop up adverts concerning clothing, shoes, jewelry, etc.

1. The company should ensure that every new product they make the market it on social media since this age group is so active in these sites (Armstrong Gary, 2015).

1. Most of the people in this age group are in colleges

1. Their income level is average since most are in their first jobs after college.

1. The age group consist of people of different race since the company targets every person.

1. Most of them watch television programs that brings lifestyle and entertainment programs

1. Most of them are comfortable on social media sites like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, etc.

1. They spend almost half of their day on their devices

1. They mostly follow social media pages that advertise designer brands

1. They are always ready to spend on something as long as their peers have it

1. They are excited by the new brands in the market

1. Roughly half of 18"29 year olds have accessed the internet wirelessly on a laptop (55%) or on a cell phone (55%), and about one quarter of 18"29 year"olds (28%) have accessed the internet wirelessly on another device such as an e"book reader or gaming device.

1. The impact of the mobile web can be seen in young adults’ computer choices. Two"thirds of 18" 29 year olds (66%) own a laptop or netbook, while 53% own a desktop computer. Young adults are the only age cohort for which laptop computers are more popular than desktops

1. Millennials spend $600 billion annually which is 28% of all daily per-person consumer spending.

1. Millennials forecasted to be 35% of consumer spending by 2030.

1. A majority of millennials make most of their purchases offline.

3. Learn more about Fossil

1. Fossil sold $700 million worth of clothing

2. Fossil sold $1.8 billion worth of watches

3. Fossil is in the Household/Personal Care industry

4. In total they sold $2.57 Billion

5. Founded in 1984

6. Wholesaler

7. Fossil stock fell 1.2% to 30.36 on the stock market today.

8. Q lineup by Fossil has more than 20 products.

9. Price between $175 to $195 for Q line.

10. Fossil Q is compatible with Android 4.3, iOS 8.2 and higher.

11. The watch bar – able to design your own custom watch, much like designing shoes on a shoe store website.

12. Fossil Q smartwatch and hybrid watch offer many functions such as fitness tracking, customization, social media and text/email, compatible with smartphones, and other functions.

13. Fossil Hybrid watches are quick and easy to set up right out of the box. All you need to do is download the companion “Fossil Q” app on your phone, launch it and register on it.

14. CEO of Fossil is Kosta N Kartstois.

15. In 3 global regions, 59 offices around the globe, 150 countries of business and operation.

16. Company’s segments include Americas, Europe, and Asia.

17. It’s an American designer Company

18. It manufacturers accessories mostly watches and jewelry

19. The founders of the Fossil hold 30% of company stock

20. It is named after the founders father

21. It embraces customer value and value creation

22. Their prices are not high hence attracting huge customers

23. Their watches are of wide range to cater for customer taste and preference

24. Their products are of high quality to meet customer’s satisfaction (Armsrong Gary, 2015).

25. They offer discounts to their customers

26. Their products are highly fashionable and easily available

27. Their products are found both in online sites and retail stores

28. They can deliver both internationally and in domestic markets

29. They have created an outstanding image of their brand over the years (Douglas C. West, 2015).

4. Initial thoughts Write-Up

The distinctive competency of Fossil organization is that it is able to come up with new innovations now and then and that is what attracts customers. For instance, Fossil recently announced a new smartwatch that comes with a touch screen that is of bezel form and is able to permit scrolling quickly. Another key quality that attracts customers is the ability to resist water. Along with the resistance and the technology is the fashion. 18-35 year old men and women will want to purchase something of this magnitude that will be fashionable.

When it comes to the specifications of a Fossils smartwatch, the qualities are what makes an 18-35 aged person buy it. There is no doubt that the specifications are top class and other organizations are not able to meet such specifications. For instance, a Fossils Smartwatch has an Intel Atom Processor. The other major specification that gets the attention of a youth is the size of a screen. The screen is 1.5 inches which is a big size and which makes the target market to go for such specification(Young,2008). The size of the screen then makes it ideal for the youth to floss in the watches and get to enjoy as they desire.

Fossil Group the manufacturers of Fossil smartwatches are going to extra miles in order to market their products to its consumers. The Fossil group has teamed up with brands of fashion in order to meet many consumers together with their lifestyles. The company has been able to meet with brands like Skagen, Chaps, and Misfit among others in order to reach a lot of consumers. As it partners with other brands, the company is using online platforms through digital and social marketing in order to meet the desires of the youths(Randall,2001). Social media sites being used are the likes of Facebook and Instagram among others.

With the new smartwatches, there come a lot of opportunities with the well-established smartwatches and their upbeat standards. The smartwatches are of touch screen and that means the watches are of hybrid making them sell more. The watches are also light in weight when compared to their competitors and that goes a long way for them to sell more. In order for enhanced marketing of the products, there should be a one on one marketing where the organization goes to campuses and promote the product which will make sells to go up.

5.Competitor Analysis

Indirect Competitors

· Audi- Audi is a German automobile manufacturer which was established in 1899. We chose this as an indirect competitor because they sell cars to the same class as Fossil. Upper middle class people can afford and buy Audi cars as they would Fossil watches.

· Nike- Nike is an American made multinational corporation looking to attract the same type of customers as Fossil. Established in 1964 by Phil Knight.

· Tommy Hilfiger- Tommy Hilfiger is an American multinational corporation that designs and manufactures upper market apparel for men, women and children.

Direct Competitors

· Samsung- There is no doubt that Samsung is the leader where Smartphones are concerned. The launch of Google Android has been a blessing for Samsung. Samsung has truly taken advantage of the Google Android operating system and has some beautiful handsets which have taken the world by storm.

· Apple- Established in 1976 by Steve Jobs. Apple is a direct competitor to Fossil because they sell a similar smartwatch with the same target market. Apple came into the electronic scene and has everyone’s business because of their advancements in technology over the past 10-15 years

· Google-In the Google website segment, the company competes with search innovator Yahoo (YHOO), Internet pioneer and media company AOL (AOL), technology giant Microsoft, business and career social networking site LinkedIn, and several other companies. For all of Fossil watches, Google does the software.

6.SWOT

SWOT Analysis

Strengths

· Wide distribution network

· Strong portfolio of brands and retail price points

· Website design very similar to big brands like Nike and Adidas

Weaknesses

· Dependence on few sources for certain key components

· Not as well known as some brands.

Opportunities

· Increasing presence in fast growing Asian luxury market

· Growing online retail channel

· Positive outlook for jewelry and watches market

Threats

· Increasing labor wages

· Counterfeit products

· Intense competition

Sources

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspence/2014/03/02/why-i-love-wearing-a-smartwatch-and-why-you-should-wear-one-as-well/#47b3f0706bc5

http://www.scmp.com/tech/article/2067481/smartwatch-market-hits-record-211-million-sales-2016-apple-pulls-ahead-samsung

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https://www.statista.com/statistics/217882/us-unemployment-rate-by-age/

http://time.com/money/4287132/most-expensive-cities-to-rent/

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MSB210 Assignment 2

Primary Research and Strategic Summary Chart

Due: Monday March 12th

1. Learn more about Marketing Research

a. Two youtube videos to watch

a. 2 hour course to take and put on resume

0. Primary Research

Qualitative Research

Depth Interviews 7-10 questions

What is your favorite devices to use? Why[BJ1] ?

What personal devices do you use social media on?[BJ2]

What sort of personal electronic devices do you own[BJ3]  and how do you use them?

Which one do you use the most? What sort of activities do you use it for[BJ4] ?

How many times do you access social media a day? What do you use? Why?[BJ5]

When was the last you went shopping for an electronic device and tell us how you shopped for it?

Has there been any new devices on the market that have caught your eye? Where and how did you see it[BJ6] ?

· Have you ever bought anything because of an ad or commercial you have seen[BJ7] ? Explain.

Do you prefer shopping online or in store[BJ8] ? Why?

What’s the most would you pay for a smartwatch?

Do you buy anything you like even if it is expensive?

Answers:

1. What is your favorite devices to use? Why ?

Bre Jacinto: iPhone, because it’s convenient and accessible.

Bekah Araujo: iPhone because it’s convenient and I have it with me all the time

Liz Waring: My phone, because it can do everything for me. Text, call, email, and take pictures.

Blas Freshko: Phone, because its easy.

0. What personal devices do you use social media on?

Bre Jacinto: iPhone

Bekah Araujo: iPhone

Liz Waring: Phone because I can text, call, email, and take pictures.

Blas Freshko: iPhone

0. What sort of personal electronic devices do you own and how do you use them?

Bre Jacinto: Laptop for school and youtube and Netflix

Bekah Araujo: Laptop for videos, games, sports, and netflix.

Liz Waring: Laptop is for school and email, while my SmartTV is for Netflix and tv shows.

Blas Freshko: Iphone, Xbox to play video games and a laptop to write papers and do homework.

0. Which one do you use the most? What sort of activities do you use it for?

Bre Jacinto: Phone for social media.

Bekah Araujo: Laptop for Netflix, school, and sports

Liz Waring: iPhone for text, call, email, and to take pictures.

Blas Freshko: iPhone to play games, social media and to  communicate

0. How many times do you access social media a day? What do you use? Why?

Bre Jacinto:15-20 times a day for  snapchat, instagram, vsco, twitter, and facebook

Bekah Araujo: 20 times a day instagram, snapchat, twitter, and pinterest  

Liz Waring: Twitter About 8-9 times a day to keep up with friends and athletics

Blas Freshko: twitter At least 12 because I am bored and for instagram 10 times because twitters more important

0. When was the last you went shopping for an electronic device and tell us how you shopped for it?

Bre Jacinto: In June I went to BestBuy and bought a computer.

Bekah Araujo: Yesterday and online for a phone.

Liz Waring: Two years ago and narrowed it down by pricing and went with an iPhone for accessibilities.

Blas Freshko: Currently doing it now for a computer and online because you can’t trust computers in store.

0. Has there been any new devices on the market that have caught your eye? Where and how did you see it?

Bre Jacinto: Apple came out with a commercial for an iPhone x with Migos playing “Stir Fry”.

Bekah Araujo: iPhone x because of Migos and their singing commercial because you sent it to me.

Liz Waring: Newest iPhone on a tv commercial

Blas Freshko: Computer and on computer websites.

0. Have you ever bought anything because of an ad or commercial you have seen? Explain.

Bre Jacinto: Laptop, because I got free Beats along with it.

Bekah Araujo: iPhone x because of the migos commercial and I cracked my phone.

Liz Waring: Dunkin donuts had a discount with a new flavor swirl.

Blas Freshko: Wendy’s because it is my go to especially for the 4-for-4.

0. Do you prefer shopping online or in store ? Why?

Bre Jacinto: In store so I can try things on.

Bekah Araujo: In store because I want to be able to touch things.

Liz Waring: Online because it is easier and not as stressful.

Blas Freshko: Online because shopping takes forever because you can go to 12 sites in 2 minutes rather than 1 store in an hour.

0. What’s the most would you pay for a smartwatch?

Bre Jacinto: $120

Bekah Araujo:$150

Liz Waring: $150

Blas Freshko: $5

0. Do you buy anything you like even if it is expensive?

Bre Jacinto: Yes, sadly

Bekah Araujo: Makeup, yes

Liz Waring: Yeah if it’s official and legitimate

Blas Freshko: No, because I have to spend money wisely while on a college budget.

Mohammed Answers

1. What is your favorite devices to use? Why?

Chie: iPhone X. It has many features that I need.

Hussain Albinsaad: iPad 4, it’s easy to use and has a large screen

Lea: Laptop

Rich Taker: iPad- convenient and easy to use instead of computer

2. What personal devices do you use social media on?

Chie: Phone and laptop.

Hussain Albinsaad: iPhone 8

Lea: iPhone 8

Rich Taker: iPhone

3. What sort of personal electronic devices do you own and how do you use them?

Chie: Phone and laptop. For many purposes like studying, Shoppes, chatting and many.

Hussain Albinsaad: iPhone, IPad, and laptop. I use them most of the time.

Lea: Laptop, iPhone. Laptop; to do some work, school work and job.

iPhone; mainly private use (texting my friends, taking pictures).

Rich Taker: Phone, iPad, laptop- frequent use

4. Which one do you use the most? What sort of activities do you use it for?

Chie: Phone (iPhone X)

Hussain Albinsaad: iPhone 8. I use them to communicate via social media and browsing

Lea: Both, he answered in question 3.

Rich Taker: IPad- making notes, reading

5. How many times do you access social media a day? What do you use? Why?

Chie: 10-15 for chatting and shopping.

Hussain Albinsaad: at least 5 times a day for chatting, email, reading, shopping and many.

Lea: Once or twice a day.  Checking others posts.

Rich Taker: Not much

6. When was the last you went shopping for an electronic device and tell us how you shopped for it?

Chie: A few minutes ago, thru Amazon.

Hussain Albinsaad: today, March 10, 2018

Lea: 5 or 6 years ago. I bought my laptop.

Rich Taker: I don’t shop online.

7. Has there been any new devices on the market that have caught your eye? Where and how did you see it?

Chie: iPhone X. I saw in the TV and internet.

Hussain Albinsaad:  No.

Lea: Not really.  Probably new iPhone.

Rich Taker: Samsung S9. Saw at an electronic store.

8. Have you ever bought anything because of an ad or commercial you have seen? Explain.

Chie: Yes, iPhone X

Hussain Albinsaad: No.

Lea: Yes. Probably cosmetics, foods, and iPhone.  But I am not the person who easily trust advertisement.

Rich Taker: Never purchased anything by getting influenced from ad.

9. Do you prefer shopping online or in store? Why?

Chie: Both work with me but if my items are available online I would order them to safe money and time.

Hussain Albinsaad: online is better because it safes my time and money.

Lea: Both have advantages and disadvantages. I will go to the store if it is important for me to see things and touch them by hands.

Rich Taker: In store, gives better experience, can touch and see the thing that I want to buy.

10. What’s the most would you pay for a smartwatch?

Chie: Up to $280

Hussain Albinsaad: $180

Lea: $700

Rich Taker: $350

11. Do you buy anything you like even if it is expensive?

Chie: Yes.

Hussain Albinsaad: Yes, if necessary.

Lea: Electric devices, clothes and bags if I really want or need.

Rich Taker: Yes, every time.

Andrew Newman Answers:

1. What is your favorite devices to use? Why[BJ1] ?

Eric: My iPhone definitely. Small and easy to use, can check emails, call people

Cam: My iPhone. Use it for my job.

Theo: My laptop. The screen is bigger.

Rees: My iPhone. I can use it to get out of awkward situations.

Travis: The iPhone because it has the most apps and can do the most.

2. What personal devices do you use social media on?[BJ2]

Eric: Just the iPhone.

Cam: Use phone mostly, but sometimes on the laptop.

Theo: Just my phone. The apps are right there.

Rees: My phone.

Travis: The iPhone

3. What sort of personal electronic devices do you own[BJ3]  and how do you use them?

Eric: An iPhone, a MacBook, and an Apple Watch. Use the phone for everyday life and laptop for schoolwork. Uses the Apple Watch to text and fitness stuff.

Cam: An iPhone, a MacBook, an Apple Watch. Use phone and laptop for job, social stuff, school.

Theo: An iPhone, a MacBook, and an iPod Touch. School and social purposes.

Rees: An iPhone  and a MacBook. School and social.

Travis: IPhone, iPad, Amazon dot, Apple Watch. I use them for music, occasional movie/TV, reading things or hearing about the news.

4. Which one do you use the most? What sort of activities do you use it for[BJ4] ?

Eric: IPhone. Social purposes and school

Cam: IPhone. Use for job, school, and socially.

Theo: Laptop. Use it for school, sometimes for netflix.

Rees: My phone. Social and school work. Laptop for school.

Travis: Twitter and Snapchat. To see what’s new.

5. How many times do you access social media a day? What do you use? Why?[BJ5]

Eric: At least five times a day. Only uses iPhone. Easy to use because of apps.

Cam: Usually a few times a day. My phone. Easier to access.

Theo: At least a few times a day. My phone the apps are right there.

Rees: A lot, eight to ten times maybe. Use the phone because apps make it easier.

Travis: A good amount. Mainly Twitter and Snapchat. Get bored mainly and go on there to see what’s new.

6. When was the last you went shopping for an electronic device and tell us how you shopped for it?

Eric: A couple months ago because I needed a new phone because of an accident. Was under warranty.

Cam: Around Christmas time and went for an upgrade. Debated between two different iPhones and got the iPhone 8.

Theo: Shopping for my phone a year or two ago, asked about what was unique about each different thing and what it had.

Rees: Three or four months ago looking for a laptop. I looked up the products and asked around at the store about the products.

Travis: Last year when I got my new phone. Went to the Verizon store and bought it.

7. Has there been any new devices on the market that have caught your eye? Where and how did you see it[BJ6] ?

Eric: IPhone X. A kid on my team had it.

Cam: All the new Apple products. Like to stay up to date with all the latest products. See them through commercials and research.

Theo: No not really.

Rees: No nothing.

Travis: None that I can think of.

8. Have you ever bought anything because of an ad or commercial you have seen[BJ7] ? Explain.

Eric: Not to many times. Depends on the pricing. Bought a blender

Cam: Has influenced me but mostly because I know what it is already from prior knowledge.

Theo: None that I can think of.

Rees: Probably, can’t remember.

Travis: Not often. Don’t get on TV much to see commercials.

9. Do you prefer shopping online or in store[BJ8] ? Why?

Eric: In store. Can go in store and try stuff out.

Cam: In store. Skeptic of online stores still.

Theo: In store. There could be issues with shipping.

Rees: In store. Can try stuff on or try stuff out.

Travis: In store. I like to see and feel what I’m buying.

10.What’s the most would you pay for a smartwatch?

Eric: Got mine for a gift, so I really wouldn’t pay much.

Cam: Paid $300 so not to much over.

Theo: A few hundred.

Rees: $200

Travis: Didn’t pay for mine because it was a gift but if it was out of my wallet then I’d say not much.

11. Do you buy anything you like even if it is expensive?

Eric: Yes. Clothing brands or shoe brands.

Cam: Absolutely. Phone and watch.

Theo: Depends how expensive and how I’m doing money wise.

Rees: Yes.

Travis: Yes, if I like it enough and is worth it.

Executive Summary: Raed

Executive Summary The paper addresses the target market of Fossil Company. The stated organization deals in manufacturing smartwatches. The paper addresses the manner in which the company is versatile when it comes to styles.The greatest groups of people who are targeted by the company are the people in the middle class especially those who are 18-34 years of age. The paper equally proves that the people in the stated age bracket always want to look classy and identify themselves with the individuals of the same caliber.

The article goes further to discuss the reason why Fossil Company continues to flourish. One thing remains for a fact that most of the organizations will progress if they have the best strategy. The paper provides a proof that Fossil Company has major competitors but still remains to fight for its space. The paper talks about the mergers that the company has engaged in as one of the reasons why it is realizing the tremendous success. Besides, the quality of the commodities produced because of the merger between Fossil Company and the associate is also discussed as a reason why it is realizing the tremendous success. It is of importance to understand how Fossil Company sways most of the buyers to its side.

2 page summary of results of research findings

Andrew

· All of the people I interviewed like the idea of going into the store to try out the product.

· Only half of the interviewed people would order from online, but they still preferred in store.

· All interviewees owned an iPhone and a Mac laptop.

· Most interviewees use iPhone the most.

· All interviewees use social media on phone and some of interviewees use it on the laptop. Easy to access because of apps!!!

· Ads have had some influence in making purchases for most of the interviewees.

· $200 to $300 is the most they would pay for a smartwatch.

· Average time of use is above 5 hours a day.

· IPhone used the most out of all interviewees. Used for school, work and social purposes.

· MacBook used for school mostly.

· Those who do have apple watches use them for checking texts.

John

· Every person I interviewed would rather have an iPhone at their hands because it is more convenient.

· An watch that can do the same thing would be helpful and convenient.

· Not only do consumers want an iPhone because it is convenient but it allows them to do more than just call or text. An iPhone has social media, music and other ways of keeping up with daily news and information.

· On average, the interviews showed that they access their social media about 17.75 times a day whether that being twitter, instagram, pinterest, snapchat, facebook  and the list goes on.

· Most used social medias are Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram

· Advertisements that have been used for our benefit have been for high-demand and high-quality items.

· Computer, iPhone and headphones are all pricey options but seen on an advertisement so that they can get a promotion