tailieunhanh - Lecture Introduction to business - Lecture 23: Developing and pricing products

Lecture 23 - Developing and pricing products. The following will be discussed in this chapter: What is a product? developing new products, identifying products, determining prices, pricing strategies & tactics. | Lecture 23 Chapter 11 Developing And Pricing Products Chapter Outline What Is A Product? Developing New Products Identifying Products Determining Prices Pricing Strategies & Tactics Product Life Cycle Stages Of Product Life Cycle Introduction- New Product, extensive promotion and development cost erase all profits Growth Consumers Attracted Sales Climb Slight profit Competition increases Maturity- Sales Level-Off Highest profit early in this stage Increased competition results in price cuts Sales fall toward the end of stage Decline Other Competing New Products Introduced Sales & Profits Decline Ends or reduce promotion Alternatives To New Products Extension Existing product that is marketed globally instead of just domestically Adaptation The product is modified for greater appeal in different countries Reintroduction Reviving obsolete products for new markets Identifying Products Developing a product features is only one part, marketers need to identify products so that consumers recognize them Branding Packaging Labeling Identifying Products Branding Process of using symbols to communicate the qualities of a product Packaging Physical container in which a product is sold, advertised or protected Labeling Part of packaging that identifies its name, manufacturer and content Product Branding Adding Value Brand Equity Degree of consumer loyalty to and awareness of a brand and its market share Brand Awareness Extent to which a brand name comes to mind when consumers considers a particular product category Types Of Brand Names National Licensed Private Product Branding Types Of Brand Names National Produced and distributed by the manufacturer Licensed Seller purchases the right from an organization or individual Private When a whole seller or a retailer develops a brand Pricing Objectives Profit-Maximizing E-Business Market-Share Initial low prices to get market share Market share is a company’s %age of total market sales for a specific product type Price Setting . | Lecture 23 Chapter 11 Developing And Pricing Products Chapter Outline What Is A Product? Developing New Products Identifying Products Determining Prices Pricing Strategies & Tactics Product Life Cycle Stages Of Product Life Cycle Introduction- New Product, extensive promotion and development cost erase all profits Growth Consumers Attracted Sales Climb Slight profit Competition increases Maturity- Sales Level-Off Highest profit early in this stage Increased competition results in price cuts Sales fall toward the end of stage Decline Other Competing New Products Introduced Sales & Profits Decline Ends or reduce promotion Alternatives To New Products Extension Existing product that is marketed globally instead of just domestically Adaptation The product is modified for greater appeal in different countries Reintroduction Reviving obsolete products for new markets Identifying Products Developing a product features is only one part, marketers need to identify products so that consumers .

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