A big ThankYou to Prof. Sameer Mathur for
guiding me throughout the internship and making these days fruitful and
effective
Module 1Presentation Tips by Garr Reynolds and Jesse Desjardins
DEATH
By Presentation
Designing mistakes you need to avoid in Presentations
Too Much Information
Not Enough Visuals
Lack Of Preparation
What should be done then?
Prepare
Design
Deliver
Perfect Presentation
Three Step Model for a Perfect Presentation
Begin and end in mind.
Know your Audience as well as possible
Cut Short your Content
Storytelling is the best way to Present
Module 2
Concepts of Kotler
Developing Price Strategies and Programs
Consumer’s Price Evaluation
Consumers Evaluate Price From
• Prior Purchasing experience
• Advertising• Informal
Communication• Online resources
Setting The Price
6 Steps in Setting a Pricing Policy
1. Selecting the Principle Objective
2. Determining Demand
3. Estimating Costs
4. Analyzing Competitor’s Costs, Prices and Offers
5. Selecting aPricing Method
6. Selecting the Final Price
Adapting The Price
Initiating and Responding to Price Changes
Companies often need to cut or raise prices
Increasing PriceIn
creasi
ng P
rofitA successful
price increase can raise profits considerably
Responding to Competitor’s Price Change
Respond to Low Cost Rival by
1. Maintaining Price and adding Value2. Reducing Price3. Increasing Price and Improving
Quality4. Launching a low price fighter line
Module 3
Case Study:Disney Consumer Products
Disney Consumer Products
Marketing nutrition to children
Disney Brand Stretch
2.5 Billion Dollars Net Income in 2005
Disney Consumer Product Business Lines
• Softlines• Home and Infant• Buena Vista Games• Hardlines• Publishing• Toys
Disney faced Criticism for contributing to Obesity Epidemic
Government imposed Rules on Broadcastersasking not to encourage EXCESSIVE FOOD CONSUMPTION
Disney saw it as an Opportunityto reconsider its entire range of products
The Company adopted Three Approaches Towards Creating Disney Food Products
Offer Products that already had broad Appeal
Such as peanut butter, milk, apples and peaches
Take Products that are more heathy and fun
Making attractive shapes of heathy foods
Shaped Pasta and Fruits
Use Packaging to Inspire Product Sampling
Using water bottles with characters to attract children
Imagination Farms
It served DCP as a license in fresh products
Along with
The largest grocery retailer in US, established a new brand “Disney Magic Selection”
Disney has used its MAGIC to switch Children from processed unhealthy food to a heathy diet
Module 4
The Concepts, Contribution and Ideas in the HBR
Article
Advertising’s New Medium: Human Experience
In this Media Saturated World
Advertising Strategies have become Highly Ineffective
Marketers Must
Their Advertising
Strategies
Think less about what advertising says to its targets and more about what it does for them!
Diageo’s Fathers Day Marketing
Marketers should follow the FOUR DOMAIN approach
Engages consumers during moments of downtime when they’re moving between one point or activity and the next and have attention free for new inputs.
Using powerful and effective advertising
Social sphere helps people forge new connections or enrich existing ones.
Using advertising desks to interact more with people
Tribal Sphere is the domain which is more focused Social Engagement
Psychological Sphere
Psychological Sphere is the domain of language, cognition, and emotion.
Not just an ad but shows the Tradition as well
How To Place Ads in the Spheres?
Define objectives first from a consumer’s, not an advertiser’s, point of view.
Target the campaign to create value for consumers.
Test, listen, and adjust ads to improve the customer experience.
Evaluate an expansion strategy.
Constantly look for ways to refresh the message.
Created by ANKEITA MALL, S.G.S.I.T.S. ,
during an internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM
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