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Marketing basics presentation for Start-Up Saturday. Introducing the basics of marketing to an audience of mostly engineers. These slides were presented by me to a large group and are not meant to be stand-alone.

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How much does a butter chicken cost?

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Vivek SinghStudied at IIM Ahmedabad

Marketing & SalesFMCG , Steel, Real Estate & Edible Oils

Presentations Blogger

Working in Hyderabad

Marketing for Start Ups

Nov 14Saturday

What is Marketing?

What brings the customer to your store (website) is Marketing.

Marketing is Customer Pull

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Marketing is all about…

The Target Consumer

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Hi!My name is

Target Consumer

Every one is not a consumer.

When you segment, you can group them

and target the groups which are more lucrative $$$

Target

Target

Don’t Target

Psychographic Profile(Personality, Lifestyle,

Interest, Opinion)

Behavioral(Benefit sought, User status)

Demographics (Age, Sex, Income, Location,

Language, Education)

Market Segmentation

Write down who your target consumer is?

Task #1

How have you segmented your market?

Task #2

How do you target the consumer?

Develop a strong value proposition“Consumer pays XX and gets YY”

Steps in Targeting

Steps in Targeting

Make your value proposition different from competition (Unique Selling Proposition)

Develop a Reason to Believe (RTB).Why should a consumer believe your proposition?

Steps in Targeting

What is your Proposition,USP and RTB?

Task #3

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Elevator Pitch

What you do and Why are you better than others (USP)?

Put this on the back of your visiting card

Add this to your email signature

So consumers remember and pass it on (correctly)

Making an Elevator Pitch What is your product/service?

What does it do for the consumer? (benefits)

Who is behind the company?

What is your competitive advantage?

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_pitch

What is your Elevator Pitch?

Task #4

Equipped with your propositionyou target the market

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Where to target the consumer?

Media habits

Hang Out

Listens to

Likes/Dislikes

Follow your consumer

Social Media

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Use it if and only if your consumers are using social media

How many of you have a website and not a blog?

How many of you have not updated your blog in

the last 30 days?

Have you uploaded your presentation on slideshare?

Do you need a Social Media Strategy?

Task #5

“Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted, and the problem is I do not know which half.”- Lord Leverhulme, British founder of Unilever

Measure what you spend

A Start Up Case Study

How much does a butter chicken cost?

Rs.6,000 for 2

Anaarkali Butter Chicken

Who is their target consumer?

Target ConsumerUpper Middle Class

The RichConnoisseurs of Food

Living in MetrosConspicuous Consumption

Proposition:World’s finest butter chicken

Unique Selling Proposition

PriceHome Delivery

Order online (only)It is the only product they sell

Reason to Believe

Cooked by owner himself Cooked for 12 hrsExotic ingredientsTook 8 years to perfect the recipe

Social Media Strategy Website PR– Media coverage– Link back to reviews on blogs

Facebook Fan Page

City Tours Tangibilize the intangible

Bring in a personal touch

Meeting and taking feedback from consumers

To Summarize Segment the market

Target the most lucrative ones

Define your target consumer

Understand the consumer

To Summarize Develop value proposition, USP and RTB

Develop your elevator pitch

Develop a social media strategy (if needed)

Marketing ROI

Recommended Reading

BlogsSeth Godin (Internet marketing)Avinash Kaushik (Web Analytics)ProBlogger (Blogging)

BookStay Hungry Stay Foolish

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Vivek Singh

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