Basic Civil Engineering first year Notes- Chapter 4 Building.pptx
Improving market share noshir marfatia
1. IMPROVING MARKET SHARES
ON HOTEL ROOMS
There are three types of companies – –
* Those who make things happen.
* Those who watch things happen.
* Those who wonder what happened!
(Anonymous)
2. Competitive Strategy –
Michael E Porter
The Organization – Environment Fit
Operating within the current environment,
and adapting to change
* High entry barriers * Weak competitors
* Weak customers * Weak substitutes * Weak suppliers
Company Effectiveness in a Changing Environment
* Overall Cost Leadership * Differentiation
* Focus on Niche Markets
3. Strategic Planning
Looking beyond the present situation and developing
long-term strategies to meet changing industry
conditions. Determining what makes most sense in the
light of your market position, opportunities & resources
* Cost Reduction * Innovation
* Diversification * Nichemanship
4. Consumer Markets
& Buying Behaviour
There is an old saying in Spain :
To be a bullfighter, you must first learn to be a bull.
(Anonymous)
Understand the needs, wants and buying behaviour
of your target market
5. Target Marketing
Helps sellers identify marketing opportunities better,
and then focus their marketing mix so as to reach the
target market
more effectively and more efficiently
Market Segmentation
Divide the market into distinct groups of buyers
6. Target Marketing
Model of Consumer Behaviour
~ Consumer: Who is the consumer
~ Brand : What is the product s/he buys
~ Occasion : When does s/he buy
~ Distribution : Where does s/he buy
~ Benefit : Why does s/he buy
7. Target Marketing
Market Targeting
Select which market(s) to enter
Normally, segments of the market that could provide
80% of total revenues
8. Target Marketing
Product Positioning
Competitive positioning and detailed marketing mix
Branding & positioning of your product(s) in the
prospect’s mind
Creating Consumers through ~
~ better understanding of consumer needs & wants
~ value-addition through better products & services
~ providing greater value than the others
9. Marketing Mix Focus on
Target Market
“Location, location, location” is not everything!
Market shares are governed by :
Product
* Quality * Features * Brand Name * Size * Services
Price
* Rack Rates * Discounted Rates * Credit Terms
10. Marketing Mix Focus on
Target Market
“Location, location, location” is not everything!
Market shares are governed by :
Promotions
* Advertising * Personal Selling
* Sales Promotions * Publicity
Place
* Distribution Channels * Coverage * Location
11. Develop A Marketing Strategy
Define your target market, target segments, and
target consumer
Understand consumer needs
Based on consumer perceptions & needs,
define the key benefits of your products
Support your products & services with
communication & promotion plans
Develop a strong sales programme
12. Everybody Sells !
Remove Departmental Blinkers
Update all on Product Knowledge
Empower your people to sell
Encourage them to upsell at all times
* Push a higher category of room
* Push additional F&B items
13. MARKETIMG STRATEGIES FOR
INCREASING MARKET SHARES
Price Discount Strategy
Offer comparable products at a lower price
Cheaper Goods Strategy
Offer a product of lower quality, but at a substantially
lower price
Prestige Goods Strategy
Offer a product of much higher quality, at a
substantially higher price
14. MARKETIMG STRATEGIES FOR
INCREASING MARKET SHARES
Product Proliferation
Product Innovation
Improved Services
Distribution Innovations
Offer new channels of distribution
Intensive Advertising Promotion
15. Market Leader Strategies
Expand the Total Market
* New Users * New Uses * More Usage
Protect Market Share
* Continuous Innovation
* Defensive Marketing Warfare
18. Market Nicher Strategies
Enter small but highly profitable market segments,
not normally covered by the market leader and main
challengers – specialized niche markets
20. Improving Market Shares
In Hotels
Value Add Ons
Selling just a hotel room is no longer enough
Tie-Ups & Promotions
* Airlines * Cellphone Companies * Bank Credit Cards
* One-Time Offers * Fixed Time Period Offers
* Ongoing Offers
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