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Total Product: The Substance

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Total Product: The Substance
The Total Product (value proposition)
- Benefits to customer
- A) The Substance
- Type of Goods
- Durable
- Non-Durable
- Consumer Goods Classification (how they are bought)
- Convenience
- Shopping
- Specialty
- Unsought
- Where
- Online
- Offline
- Industrial Products
- Materials and components: Raw materials, manufactured materials, and parts
- Capital items: Products that aid in buyer’s production or operations
- Supplies: Operating supplies, repair, and maintenance items
- Dimensions of product Quality
- Quality Killers: Reliability and Conformance
- Quality Drivers: Performance and Durability
- Quality Enhancers: Features and Serviceability
- Quality Aesthetics: Appearance and Reputation
- Key Issues
- Individual Product
- Product Attributes (quality features, style, design...)
- Packaging
- Packaging is influenced by
- Self-service
- Consumer affluence
- Company/Brand Image
- Innovation Opportunity
- Packaging is influenced by
- Labeling
- Augmentations (Warranty)
- Product Line
- Line Filling (adding more items within the present price range)
- Line Stretching (adding products that are higher or lower priced than the existing line)
- down-market stretching
- up-market stretching
- Two-way stretching
- Product Range
- Consists of all the product lines and items that a particular seller offers for sale
- Product Mix
- Width: Number of different product lines
- Depth: Number of different versions of each product in the line
- Consistancy
- Individual Product
- Product Development
- The Ansoff Matrix
- New Products
- product replacement
- improvements and revisions of existing products
- Adding to existing lines
- New product lines
- Cost-reduced products
- New-to-the-world products
- 1) New product strategy
- 2) Idea generation
- 3) Screening
- 4) Concept Testing
- 5) Business analysis
- 6) Product Dev.ment
- 7) Market Testing
- 8) Commercialization
- 7) Market Testing
- 6) Product Dev.ment
- 5) Business analysis
- 4) Concept Testing
- 3) Screening
- 2) Idea generation
- 1) New product strategy
- New Products
- Guess, Test, Hope, Conceal
- The Ansoff Matrix
- Product Life Cycle
- Stages
- Introduction
- Growth
- Maturity
- Decline
- Declining sales, Low costs, Declining profits, Laggard customers, Declining competition
- Peak sales, Low costs, High profits, Middle majority customers, Stable/declining competition
- Decline
- Rising sales, Average costs, Rising profits, Early adopters and customers, Growing competition
- Maturity
- Low sales, High costs per customer, Negative profits, Innovator customers, Few competitors
- Growth
- Introduction
- Issues
- Hard to
- identify which stage of the PLC a product is in.
- pinpoint when a product moves to the next stage.
- identify factors that affect a product’s movement through stages.
- forecast sales level, length of each stage, and shape of PLC.
- Hard to
- Product sales pass through distinct stages
- Profits rise and fall at different stages
- Products require different marketing, financial, manufacturing, purchasing, and human resource strategies at different stages.
- Profits rise and fall at different stages
- Stages
- Type of Goods
- B) The Service
- The Channels
- C) The Symbol
- A) The Substance
- Cost to customer
- D) The Price
- Benefits to customer
Expected Product
Gaps
Customer satisfaction
most market offering are a mixture of Substance (A) and Service (B)
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- Mind Map on Total Product: The Substance, created by Rasha Fawaz on 03/06/2015.
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