Strawberries any-time, any-day, any-where : a strategic marketing analysis
conference contribution
posted on 2006-01-01, 00:00authored byPeter Oppenheim
While the number of Australian strawberry producers has declined by 40% over the past decade the value of production has increased by 58%. Such changes reflect structural changes occurring within an increasingly competitive industry. This paper discusses a study that was conducted to develop a marketing strategy that was conducted in order to reposition an industry so that it may grow in the face of a maturing product life cycle.
To establish a benchmark position, an industry analysis based on the Five Forces model was first undertaken. This analysis was followed by a consumer analysis which consisted of (a) a series of focus group discussions and (b) a comprehensive consumer marketing research survey. The findings of this survey enabled a series of market segments to be identified and profiled. Based on these results a strategic marketing communication campaign aimed at increasing strawberry consumption was developed and implemented.
History
Event
Academy of Marketing. Conference (2006 : London, England)
Pagination
1 - 4
Publisher
Middlesex University Press
Location
London, England
Place of publication
Middlesex, England
Start date
2006-07-04
End date
2006-07-06
ISBN-13
9781904750499
ISBN-10
1904750494
Language
eng
Publication classification
E1 Full written paper - refereed; E Conference publication
Editor/Contributor(s)
J Egan, P Baines
Title of proceedings
AM 2006 : Academy of Marketing Conference, London : Conference proceedings