marketing management 12 th edition 22 managing a holistic marketing organization kotlerkeller
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MARKETING MANAGEMENT12th edition
22 Managing a Holistic
Marketing Organization
Kotler Keller
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Chapter Questions
What are important trends in marketing practices?
How are marketing organizations structured for effectiveness
How can a company improve its marketing implementation skills?
What tools are available to help companies monitor and improve their marketing activities?
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Trends in Marketing Practices
Empowering
Accelerating
Focusing
Flattening
Globalizing Merging
Customer
Partnering
Supplier
Partnering
Benchmarking
Outsourcing
Reengineering
Trends
Teams to build value
Source functions and
products from outside
Best practices
standards
Strategic
sources
Customer
value
delivery
Joining of
complementary
players
Global vs
restricted
strategies
Ownership
and
accountability
Enhanced
proactive
and reactive
capacities
Segmentation
and targeting
Reducing
layers of
bureaucracy
Evolving Corporate and Marketing PracticesEvolving Corporate and Marketing Practices
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– Simple Sales Department
– Sales Department With Ancillary Marketing Functions
– Separate Marketing Department
– Modern Marketing Department /
Effective Marketing Company
– Process-And Outcome-Based Company
Marketing Organization Evolution
Stage Five Organizations Most Common Today Corporate - Customer Culture - Customer Advocate - Market Attractiveness - Vision & Value Proposition VP Sales & Distribution VP Marketing - Outbound Direct Sales - Market Research & Analysis > General Territory > Specialists (overlay): - Strategy Development application, industry, product, new business - Product Planning > Strategic Accounts and Management - Inbound Telemarketing - Advertising- Channels & Distribution - Programs & Promotions - Service & Tech Support - Measurements & Operations
Consumer Commodity Enterprises
Industrial Enterprises
Organizing the Marketing Department
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FUNCTIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
PRODUCT OR BRAND MANAGEMENT
MARKET OR CUSTOMERMANAGEMENT
PRODUCT OR MATRIXMANAGEMENT
CORPORATE AND DIVISIONAL
COMPANYATTRIBUTES
- Small to medium size companies- Centralized sales management of field sales
- Medium to large size companies- National Decentralized Regional Sales Management
- Medium to large companies- National Decentralized Regional Sales Management
- Large companies- National centralized field sales
specialist groups by market type
- Large companies- National centralized field sales
specialist groups by market type
- Mega companies- Product groups=
IBUs & divisions- Geographic, product & market sales specialists
MARKET ATTRIBUTES
- Single or limited target markets- Market enough to justify separate group
- Single or multiple target markets- Large target markets
- Limited or multiple large target markets
- Multiple large target markets
- Multiple target markets
- Multiple target markets
PRODUCTATTRIBUTES
- Single product or limited product lines
- Single product or limited product lines
- Multiple brands & differentiated product lines
- Single or limited product lines
- Multiple product lines
- Multiple large, differentiated product lines
MARKETINGORGANIZATION
- Centralized VP Managers / Staff - Research - Strategy Development - Advertising - Programs and Promotions - Product Management - Measurement & Operations
- Centralized VP Managers / Staff - Research - Strategy - Product management - Measurements -National Brand
Advertising - Measurements- Decentralized:
Regional Market Managers - Programs and Promotions - Advertising -Regionalizationn
- Centralized VP- See Functional Marketing Org.-Product manage-
ment by multiple product managers of product groups, teams, categories
(see product management and BAMT concepts)
under marketing group product executive
- Centralized VP- Market Execs
own target market performance and functionalgroups: - Research - Strategy - Advertising - Programs and Promotions - Measurements and operations - Product
Management owned by key market executive or VP Marketing
- Centralized VP- Market Execs
own target market performance and functional groups: - Research - Strategy - Advertising - Programs and Promotions - Measurements and operations -Product manage-
ment by multiple product managers
under marketing group product exc
- Corporate VP owns brand and integrated pro- oduct / market strategy w IBUs &product divisions
- Decentralized: Product divisions & Independent Business Units with centralized product and market manage- ment marketing organizations - see previous
MARKETING ORGANIZATIONS
Marketingorganizationsshould bestructured tooptimize functional performance &effectivenessat minimumexpense
Organizing the Marketing Department
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Develop long-range and competitive strategy for each product
Prepare annual marketing plan and sales forecast Work with advertising and merchandising agencies to
develop campaigns Increase support of the product among channel members Gather continuous intelligence on product performance,
customer attitudes Initiate product improvements
• PM = Product Manager
• APM = Associate PM
• PA = Product Assistant
• PM = Product Manager• R = Market Researcher• C = Communication
Specialist
• PM = Product Manager• R = Market Researcher• C = Communication Specialist• S = Sales Manager• D = Distribution Specialist• F = Finance Specialist• E = Engineer
Product or Brand Management Organization
Triangular
Product Team
Horizontal
Product Team
Product and Brand Managers Have These TasksProduct and Brand Managers Have These Tasks
Marketing Maximized Through Relations Marketing Maximized Through Relations
with Other Departmentswith Other Departments■ R&D, Manufacturing and Procurement
■ Finance, Accounting and Operations
■ Sales
Integrated Planning with Other DepartmentsIntegrated Planning with Other Departments PDT (Product Development Team)PDT (Product Development Team) IPMT (Integrated Product Management Team)IPMT (Integrated Product Management Team) BAMT (Brand Asset Management Team)BAMT (Brand Asset Management Team) Structured Roles, Formal Action Plans, GroupStructured Roles, Formal Action Plans, Group Executive Reviews and Performance Measurements Executive Reviews and Performance Measurements
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Evaluation and Control
Annual-Plan ControlAnnual-Plan Control Sales AnalysisSales Analysis
• Sales variance analysisSales variance analysis
• Microsales analysisMicrosales analysis Market-Share AnalysisMarket-Share Analysis
Overall market shareOverall market share Served market shareServed market share Relative market shareRelative market share
Marketing Expense-To-Sales AnalysisMarketing Expense-To-Sales Analysis Financial AnalysisFinancial Analysis Market-Based Scorecard AnalysisMarket-Based Scorecard Analysis
Customer-performance scorecardCustomer-performance scorecard Stakeholder-performance scorecardStakeholder-performance scorecard
Profitability ControlProfitability Control Marketing-Profitability AnalysisMarketing-Profitability Analysis
Determine Corrective ActionDetermine Corrective Action Direct Versus Full CostingDirect Versus Full Costing
Direct costs Direct costs Traceable common costsTraceable common costs Nontraceable common costNontraceable common cost
Activity-based Cost Accounting (ABC)Activity-based Cost Accounting (ABC)
Efficiency ControlEfficiency Control
Marketing ControllerMarketing Controller
Sales-Force EfficiencySales-Force Efficiency
Advertising EfficiencyAdvertising Efficiency
Sales-Promotion Sales-Promotion
EfficiencyEfficiency
Distribution EfficiencyDistribution Efficiency
Strategic ControlStrategic Control The Marketing Effectiveness ReviewThe Marketing Effectiveness Review The Marketing AuditThe Marketing Audit
Marketing audit’s four Marketing audit’s four characteristics:characteristics:
ComprehensiveComprehensive SystematicSystematic IndependentIndependent PeriodicPeriodic
Top & MiddleManagementValidate ResultsRelative to Plan
MarketingControllerDetermineWhere MoneyIs lost & Made
Marketing Controller,Line & StaffManagementMeasure andImproveEffectivenessOf MarketingExpenditures
Top Management& MarketingAuditor Validate Pursuit ofBest Market, Product, and Channel Opportunities
The Control ProcessThe Control ProcessTYPES OF MARKETING CONTROLTYPES OF MARKETING CONTROL
AUDITS: Comprehensive Systematic Independent Periodic AUDITS: Comprehensive Systematic Independent Periodic
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Marketing Organization
To Create a Market and Customer Focused Enterprise:
Create an organizational infrastructure that supports the enterprise’s market strategy through integrated functional planning
Implement structured planning processes that focus on target markets, product management and strategic customer needs
Base group executive compensation on achievement of enterprise marketing objectives
Require customer contact by all enterprise function executives
Implement process control and performance measurements for all marketing functions, programs and integrated function activities
Provide recognition and bonus offerings for integrated marketing team successes