predatory marketing-tec
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http://www.stepchangemarketing.com/ In this Slideshare presentation: 1. Predatory marketing 2. Agenda 3. The future 4. Too many... 5. Focus 6. Bullies 7. Golden rule 8-16Easy target example 17. Fear of bullies 18. Life change 19. New advertising life 20. Working for the big boys 21. Predatory Marketing 22. Lessons 23. Good news 24. Great news 25. Great news, not! 26. Google search 27. Too many results 28. Bad news 29. Someone else has your money 30. Two ways to get it 31. Leader vs. Challenger 32. First to market 33. Establishes market share 34. Challenger growing the market 35. Leader focus 36. Predatory 37. Positioning 38. Effective positioning 39. Lets get predatory 40. Predatory marketing 41. Predatory marketing cont... 42. Damage 43. Predatory in practise 44. In practise 45. Re positioning the competition 46. Nutrition vs Iron man food 47. Four reasons Predatory is the future 48. Everybody's got a bully 49. The world has changed 50. Examples 51. Don't just annoy them 52. Annoyance 53. Markets are niching 54. Niches 55. Stand out or die out 56. What are some brands in your world 57. Brand examples 58. Average person exposed to... 59. Obscurity is our greatest risk 60. How to apply it 61. Blank 62. Results 63. Questions? 64. Your turn 65. Value statements 66. Value statements cont... 67. Predatory inspiration 68. Predatory marketing worksheetTRANSCRIPT
PREDATORY MARKETINGThe Future is Predatory MarketingTEC 12Thursday 13 October 2011
AGENDA
9:30 - 10:00 Stimulation Keynote.
10:00 - 11:20 Working session.
11:20 - 11:30 Break.
11:30 - 12:30 Stump the Strategist session. Your chewiest marketing challenge solved live in 9 minutes.
Link to me on LinkedIn (Ashton Bishop) and you can download this presentation
THE FUTURE OF PREDATORY MARKETING
IS
Too many competitors
Too many mediums
Too many options
Too much noise
Predatory Marketing lets you focus for greatest
IMPACT and lasting EFFECT
Let’s start with bullies!
What’s the golden rule?
An easy target?
At the age of 7, I started running
At 17, I started martial arts
At 22, I was at the world debating championships in Athens
At 23, I graduated with a law degree
And by 24, I’d run away with the circus
My life was built around a fear of bullies!
My marketing life changed when I met this man...
MY ADVERTISING LIFE STARTED IN TASMANIA
I was quickly working for the big boys
What does that teach you about predatory marketing?
Let’s go back to what Dave teaches
Let’s start with thegood news...
? ???
The great news...is there’s a bunch of people out there just waiting for your product and service
?
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The great news...is there’s a bunch of people out there just waiting for your product and service
?NOT!
So, the bad news is...
Somebody else has your money
There are only two ways to get it1. New people to use your product 2. Existing customers to spend more
Why should a leader and a challenger act differently?
LEADER CHALLENGER
First to market
• Owns 100% and obtains leadership positioning
• T.O.M awareness, distribution and critical mass advantages
Why a leader and a challenger should act differently
Challenger entrant establishes market share
Why a leader and a challenger should act differently
Challenger often inadvertently grows the market
•Over 50% of advertising is misattributed to brand leader
• T.O.M awareness, distribution and critical mass advantages
MARKET LEADER
GROWTH
CHALLENGER GROWTH
Why a leader and a challenger should act differently
The leader should focus on growing the market
If a challenger grows the market they often‘give away’ a disproportionate share and strengthen the leader’s position
Why a leader and a challenger should act differently
IF YOU’RE NOT BEING PREDATORY...
...YOU’RE MAKING THE BULLIES STRONGER!
It all comes back to positioning!
Effective positioning
Who remembers number 2?
BE A MARKET LEADER
IN A SMALLER MARKET
- Highest mountain in Australia?
- First solo trans-pacific air crossing?
- First man on the moon?
- Most wanted man in the world?
Let’s get predatory
Identify the weakness that arises out of your
competitor’s greatest strength
Predatory Marketing
Identify the weakness that arises out of your
competitor’s greatest strength
Avoid merely looking for parity Focus on relative strengths
Predatory Marketing
INFLICTS THE GREATEST DAMAGE AND
MAKES RESPONSE DIFFICULT
Predatory Marketing
How’s it work in practice?
VS
VS
How’s it work in practice?
You are re-positioning the competition
Reposition the competition
10 DAYS, $1 MILLION MEDIA, $50 MILLION TO BOTTOM-LINE
WEET-BIX >> ORANGE JUICE >> DONUT >> CHOCOLATE CAKE >> NUTRI-GRAIN
3.2 grams of sugar 32 grams of sugar
VS
NUTRITION IRON MAN FOOD
The four reasons Predatory Marketing is the future
Everybody’s got a bully
The World has changed
Don’t just annoy them
Markets are niching
Stand-out or die-out!
What are some brands in your world?
What are some brands in your world?
WHAT ARE SOME BRANDS IN YOUR WORLD?
The average person is exposed to:
$6.72 billion advertising spend in Aus*
Over 1,000,000 branded messages a year
3,000 branded message each day
Only notice 80
React to 10
57% are remembered negatively*BrianWave Connection, UK, 2004
*Neilsen data 2006
Obscurity is our greatest risk!
How did we apply it?
1. Needed staff
2. Big agencies had them
3. What’s the strength?
4. What’s the weakness?
5. Time to get predatory!
Results
Within 2 weeks:
40+ applicants
Over 7000 views
Global coverage on over 25 blogs and sites
Two potential clients walked in the door
Saving on recruitment fees alone: $16.5K
Estimated media value: $135K
Return-on-investment: 60x
www.StepChangeMarketing.com
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ANY QUESTIONS?
Your turn!
06: VALUE STATEMENTS
WHY YOU NEED IT AND HOW TO USE IT
WHAT MAKES YOUR PRODUCT OR SERVICE VALUABLE AND UNIQUE?
Most businesses talk about the same things and forget to mention the things that make them truly different. If you’re competing with a giant in your category and talk about the same things, you’ll lose.
YOU NEED TO FOCUS ON WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT.
Make features as specific as possible. Don’t just say ‘quality’; you have to mention what makes the quality so good: eg. the source of ingredients; or that each staff member has four weeks specialist training; or that each product is hand checked on the production line.
You don’t necessarily need to communicate all the features you list, but it’s great to have a full list.
FOR BENEFITS: Make sure you’ve thought about it from the customer's point-of-view.
FOR IMPLICATIONS: Think about what is now possible in your customers' lives that wasn't previously. Whilst product features are important, always remember that customers are not buying your product or service; they are buying the benefits they get from your product or service.
OUR EXAMPLE
COMMENTARYCOMPARED WITH YOUR COMPETITORS:
Where do you go ‘over-and-above’ in what you do for your customers?
What is your price-point? What payment options do you give that make you better than your competitors?
Does your business, or any individual staff, have exceptional experience, qualifications or unique knowledge of your product, service or industry?
Are there any specific product features that differentiate youeg. unique materials, operational features or processes?
Is there a guarantee that you make about your product or the way you will deliver your service?
Do you have convenient locations or easier access for picking up? Better delivery times eg: Parking, ramps, website ordering?
Is there some reason why your product has exceptional quality? This might stem from an ingredient or the way you deliver your product or service
Have you done work for a notable or special client that other customers would see as valuable? Or do you have testimonials from happy customers that are impressive in terms of what they say or overall number of satisfied customers?
Has your business been open longer or at times that competitors are not eg. late nights, weekends, public holidays?
Do you have any sponsorships that bring credibility or community connections that your customers would appreciate?
Do you have any industry awards or have you been recognised for the product or service you provide?
Are there other specific claims you can make in terms of being 'the biggest', 'the only', 'the fastest', 'the longest'?
Have you been recognised for any other achievements?
# A.R.P C I /10 FEATURE BENEFIT IMPLICATION
1 A 8½Proprietary model developed over 12 years and from hundreds of sources
The world’s most powerful marketing tool There’s nothing quite like it
2a R 8Our leaders have over 40 years worth of proven, big brand experience
It’s what is actually used. It’s what actually works
Thousands of dollars of knowledge and a competitive edge
2b A 9
Senior people work on your plan with you, including Australia's most Awarded Media Strategist, Australia's Top Marketer Under 30 and Australia’s leading predatory marketer
Forming a powerful combination of your experience and ours Best minds on your business
3 R 7Experience formed from facilitating over 170 diverse businesses Proven model, proven results
We guarantee you a result - with confidence
R 7 Facilitate groups of up to 12 people working on the same plan together
Benefit from the 'wisdom of crowds' whilst getting alignment. And alignment leads to massive savings
You’ll get better results - with confidence
4 R 8 We offer fixed cost, time and commitment Certainty; no nasty scope creep or surprises
You can plan people and financial resources - knowing we’ll deliver
R 7 Quickest, simplest and most efficientWe achieve in weeks what takes other agencies months to do
We make the best use of everybody’s time
R 7 Business focused vs creative award focused Effectiveness; you’ll see results quicklyReal world results; we saved one client $165k within 8 weeks of our engagement
5 R 9 The only agency in Australia offering a no result, no invoice policy
Removes any risks Nothing to lose, only upside for you
A 7 Ongoing Support Plan (Monthly)
We offer continuity of strategic direction, whilst helping you with the implementation
Our work is designed for action, not theory, and we make it happen
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# A.R.P C I /10 FEATURE BENEFIT IMPLICATION
A.R
.P CI = CUSTOMER IMPORTANCE
Your customers consider various factors when deciding to purchase. How important is this feature you’ve listed in their decision?
ABSOLUTE: Only your business does this or can offer this RELATIVE: A relative advantage you have over some of your competitorsPARITY: A cost-of-entry to your category. If you didn’t offer this you probably shouldn’t be in business
# = OVERALL IMPORTANCE
The overall importance to your business and the focus it should
receive in your marketing communications
YOUR MISSION
WHERE TO STEP UP
COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT
CUSTOMER INTERROGATION01 02 03 04 RECOGNISING
YOUR CUSTOMERS05 06 VALUE STATEMENTS
IT PAYS TO BE ‘ON-TREND’
TUNE INTO WIIFM
TAKE A STAND
RISK = REWARD
INNOVATE OR DIE
BE TRUE TO YOURSELF
IF YOU’RE NOT WINNING, CHANGE THE GAME
!
YOU HAVE TO LET GO TO SUCCEED
PLAY BIG!
SOME PREDATORY INSPIRATION
WHO IS YOUR KEY COMPETITOR? SOMEBODY WHO YOU CAN GROW AT THE EXPENSE OF.
WHAT IS THEIR GREATEST STRENGTH?
WHAT ARE THE WEAKNESSES THAT ARISE FROM THEIR STRENGTH?
WHAT ARE YOUR RELATIVE ADVANTAGES? LOOK TO YOUR KEY MESSAGES EXERCISE
WHAT ARE SOME IDEAS & OPPORTUNITIES?
PREDATORY MARKETING WORKSHEETStop looking for parity and focus on your relative strengths. If you can do this you will inflict the greatest damage and make response most difficult.