amarpreet sir
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COOPERATIVES AND RURALMARKETING
SUBMITTED TO-
-PROF.AMARPREET SINGH
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GROUP MEMBERS
FARHAN CHOUDHARY
PRASHANT MAHADIK
ADITI VERMA
NEHA VORA
SIDDHESH WAGHELA
RAKESH WARE
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Road map
INTRODUCTION
LOCAL BRANDS
DIFFERENTIATION FACTORS INFLUENCING PRICE
DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL
PRICING STRATEGY
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Introduction
Makemax Electronics, commenced in the year
1982
customer friendly approach CEO of our company Mr. Manjeet Singh
Our dedication and hard work is best reflected
in the quality of our products.
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About sony
Sonys humble beginning started in Japan in1946 by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Moritatogether with a small team .
Main objective of the company was to designand create innovative products which wouldbenefit the people.
Sony is a technology company with anintimate understanding of the creativepossibilities of content
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LOCAL BRANDS
Regional and local advertising
Understanding the local consumer Effective relationship with retailers
Local brands cater to small segments
Not financially sound enough
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DIFFERENTIATION
Makemax
Feature
Price
Guarantee or warranty
Quality
Reach of product
SONY
Feature
Price
Guarantee or warranty
Quality
Reach of product
MAKEMAX SONY
FEATURES LOW UNIQUE
PRICE LOW HIGH
WARRANTY 6 MONTHS 1 YEAR
QUALITY INFERIOR SUPERIOR
REACH OF PRODUCT RURAL AREA ALL OVER NATIONS
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Factors influencing the price
Internal Factors
Cost
Pricing Objective External Factors
Customers
Distribution channel
Competitors
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COST PRICE
MAKEMAX SONY
PROMOTION LOW HIGH LEVEL
R & D, INNOVATION NO MORE EMPHASIS
QUALITY INFERIOR SUPERIOR
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PRICING OBJECTIVE
MAKEMAX
Minimum returns on
sales turnover
Deeper penetration of
the market.
SONY
Keeping with
competition
Product quality
leadership.
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customer
Ability of customer to buy
Willingness of customer to buy
Place of the product in the customers lifestyle(whether a status symbol or a product used
daily)
Benefits that the product provides tocustomers
Prices of substitute products.
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CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION
Make max
Manufacture
Retailer
Consumer
SONY
Distributor
Retailer
Retail outlets
Consumer
MANUFACUTRE OWN OUTLETS
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Pricing strategy
Avoid sophisticated
packaging
value for money
promotion
Market penetration
pricing
Value engineering
Communicate with
customers
Improve the technology
efficiency
Emphasis the value of
the product
Anticipate the risingcost
Skimming pricing
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story
Makemax is the comp which is located in Delhi.
Company first tried to understand the needs of
the consumer they decided that our product
should be low costed which can provide value for
money and create image in the mind of the rural
consumers. They adopted the market penetration
pricing policy. Under this policy a low price is charged initially in
order to create demand and capture the market
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Company purchases the scrapped materials in
bulk from china this enables the company to
have a low price for their audio products
Our company does not spend money on the
promotions on televisions and this enables
the company to reduce the cost
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Pricing Strategy
Value Engineering
This technique helps the organization not only lower
cost but enhance the value
Nirma detergent powder over a period of ten years
has become the largest selling brand in rural India.
The success of Nirma is due to affordable price,
medium quality,
availability at village shops and useof rural specific mass media.
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