Study notes for points-of-difference (POD) and points-of-parity (POP)

What is meant by Points-of-difference (POD)?The aspects of the product offering that are relatively distinct to the offerings of like competitors.What is meant by Points-of-parity (POP)?The aspects of the product offering that are largely similar to the offerings of like competitors.Should a brand emphasize POD or POP?Emphasize POD when…The firm is the a market leaderThe

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Study Notes for Positioning Examples

Main positioning categoriesBy product attributeBy userBy product classAgainst competitionBy use or applicationBy quality or valueBy using a combination of the above optionsHow to choose the best positioning approach?Market gaps – is there a viable gap?Substance and support – can we deliver a marketing mix to create that positioning?Market need – does the market want this

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Study Notes for Positioning

What is positioning?Positioning is defined as the target market’s perception of the product’s key benefits and features, relative to the offerings of competitive products.The important aspects of this definition are:Positioning is the perception held by consumersThe focus is on the perceptions of the target marketOnly the key features and benefits can be effectively communicated for

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Quick Study Notes for STP in Marketing

What is STP in Marketing?STP stands Segmentation, Targeting and PositioningSTP is a process where a marketer:Segments an overall market,(segmentation)Evaluates each market segment on a set criteria,Selects the most appropriate target market/s for the firm,Then establishes an appropriate positioning in order to compete in that target market,Which would then be supported by the firm’s marketing mix

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Difference between Positioning and a Value Proposition

 A key aspect of a successful marketing strategy is the clear definition and communication of a sought-after value proposition. A good way to think about the firm’s value proposition is consider what is different and beneficial about the firm’s (or brand’s) offering/s in the marketplace.Difference between Positioning and a Value PropositionIn business life, it is

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Challenges of product repositioning

 In the classification of new products, product repositioning is considered to be a new product task. There are a numerous challenges and benefits associated with product repositioning as discussed in the following article. Please refer to a separate article for the benefits of repositioning, as well as an example of repositioning.What is product repositioning?Product repositioning

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National Australia Bank Repositioning Case Study

NAB’s Repositioning in the Australian Banking MarketThis video highlights a major campaign undertaken by the National Australia Bank (NAB). As you will see, this is probably one of the best executed campaigns that you will see, given that it uses so many different communication tools and its core message was effectively communicated in a very

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