BCG Matrix Formulas
This article details the formulas and calculations required to construct the BCG matrix, namely Relative Market Share and Market Growth Rate.
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This article details the formulas and calculations required to construct the BCG matrix, namely Relative Market Share and Market Growth Rate.
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In marketing, the word benefit refers to some advantage or positive outcome for the consumer. That is, the consumer is better off due to the consumption of the product.
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When a firm or brand strives to create and distribute a product that delivers utility for the end consumer, there are five types of different utilities that may be generated, these are: Form utility, Task utility, Time utility, Place utility, and Possession utility.
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Brand equity is a financial valuation of the firm’s brand contribution to profit.Most brand equity valuation firms – such as Millward Brown (as discussed in the link below) – look at brand equity on economic use basis.So what is an economic use basis?Economic use in the brand equity valuation is the proportion of extra profitability
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When it comes to brand development, there are four main brand approaches, as shown in the following diagram.As you can see, this diagram is a matrix built around the two attributes of existing/new product category and existing/new brand name. This then determines one of the four boxes, namely:Product line extensionMulti-brandBrand extensionNew brandPlease note that the
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Selecting a brand nameOne of the key decisions when bringing a new product to market, particularly if it is going to be under the umbrella of a new brand, is the brand name selection.There are two approaches to brand name selection.The first approach is to have a brand name that is somehow reflective of the
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Definition of a brandA brand can be defined as a name, sign, logo, or design of a product/ service or a firm designed to identify ownership and to differentiate the offering in the marketplace.What are brand elements?Most products and/or firms will have some sort of brand identity materials. The elements of a brand may include:a
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Product labeling decisionsProduct labels refers to the information attached to the packaging that helps describe the product in a little bit more detail.It is important to note that labeling is more information focused, as opposed to packaging itself (please refer to the separate article) which is more marketing communications related.Depending upon the product and the
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Packaging decisions in marketingWhen we think of packaging, we tend to think about packaging’s role of being recognized and attracting attention inside a store. While this is a key goal of packaging, there are actually many other goals of packaging which need to be considered within packaging design.These packaging goals are discussed below.Protecting the product
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In modern-day marketing, brand equity is generally highly sought-after. Brand equity can deliver financial benefits to the firm – primarily through greater market share, price premium, and increased customer loyalty.There are multiple decisions to be made however, when introducing a new product into the marketplace. This particular article provides an overview of this process, while
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