Here are two videos where you will learn how to make a BCG matrix on Excel from start to finish. The first video covers Excel 365, and the other video is for older versions of Excel. Alternatively, if you are new to Excel, please note that there is a free Excel template available for download
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Why create a perceptual map from scratch? Perceptual maps are often quite difficult to format, so take advantage of the free perceptual map template that I have built for Microsoft Excel. It is quick and easy to use – ideal if you need to analyze multiple perceptual maps the same time. Here is the
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Making a bubble chart in Excel is ideal for making perceptual maps to demonstrate positioning. There are three ways to make a bubble chart in Excel, as shown the below video “How to make a bubble chart in Excel”. Alternatively, I have set up a free Excel template that automatically makes perceptual maps (using
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This website has a free Excel spreadsheet template that can enable to quickly calculate customer lifetime value for your university assignment or for your firm. Go here to download the customer lifetime value template. There are also step by step instructions on the spreadsheet as well as on website – please see using the
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When I was a marketing student, a long time ago, I did not study integrated marketing communications. Instead, I studied advertising and sales management as separate subjects. That was the way it was taught in university and that was the way it was practiced in real organizations. (In the sales/promotion era of marketing.) For
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The difference between the marketing concept and the promotional era In a number of marketing textbooks, one of the topics that they address in chapter 1 is the discussion of different marketing philosophies or concepts – which some marketing textbooks also referred to as marketing eras. Typically there are five different concepts usually discussed
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A Good Example for Understanding Positioning Positioning is how the firm or brand wants to be perceived by consumers relative to its competitors. It is a very important topic in the study of marketing and usually forms the basis of a firm’s competitive strategy. Typically the firm structures its entire range of marketing mix
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