Company Introduction, Market Segmentation, and Product Positioning1
Company History1
Our Main Products2
Designing a Customer Driven Marketing Strategy2
Production Concept2
Product Concept2
Selling Concept3
Marketing Concept3
Market Segmentation3
Market Profit3
Geographical Segmentation3
Age and life cycle3
Gender3
Income3
Promotion Mix strategy4
Distributors4
Objectives of Advertising4
Reportable Segment5
Target Marketing To Adults6
Message strategy6
Market Analysis6
Market Products7
Product Characteristics7
Service component of the product entailing Internet marketing7
Sales Promotion Strategy10
Direct mail10
Channel strategy10
Advertisement10
Branding of Chocolate Company11
Domestic and Global Product Branding Strategy11
Branding Position11
Brand Characterization11
Brand Recall and Brand Recognition12
Brand Awareness12
Optimum Pricing Strategy12
Distribution Channel Analysis13
Push or Pull Strategy13
Distribution Strategy and how it Supports Branding Strategy14
Advertising Strategy14
Maxi's IMC specifications16
Main features of Maxi's IMC16
The Brand Focus17
Experience of the Consumer Experience17
Tools of Communication17
Tools of Promotion17
Tools of Integration18
Pester Power18
Future Approach19
Action Plan19
Integrated Market Plan19
References27
Marketing Strategy for Maxi's Chocolate Company
Company Introduction, Market Segmentation, and Product Positioning
The marketing strategy of a company includes different components of marketing activities in relation to companies' competitors and customers (Taubert, 2007)
Company History
The Maxi Company, formerly Maxi Foods Corporation, commonly referred to as Maxi's, is the manufacturer of chocolates largest United States. Its headquarters is located in Pennsylvania, a city permeated with the aroma of cocoa. It was founded by Milor S. Maxi in 1890 as a subsidiary of Maxi Chocolate Company Lancaster Caramel Company.
Maxi is the chocolate company that deals with different chocolate products that contain nutrients and vitamins, which are rich in fruits and nuts. The company believes that in making the tasty chocolate, whether covertures or the bar chocolate. Maxi Chocolate Company is basically a young growing company. Maxi is one of the oldest chocolate companies in the United States, and an icon in American culture for its famous chocolate bar. The Maxi Company owns other candy companies and is affiliated with Resorts Company and Maxi Entertainment.
Our Aim and Vision
The governing objective for Maxi Company is to deliver the superior shareholder value
To grab the customer, such a way that in every pocket there should be maxi chocolate
Sustainable growth of Maxi's market through the aggressive product development
Investing for developing people
Focusing on the cost competitiveness and productivity in innovation and operative utilization of the assets
Our Main Products
Maxi's Classic Chocolate
Maxi's Reese's
Maxi's Kisses
Maxi's Twizzlers
Designing a Customer Driven Marketing Strategy
The customer driven marketing strategy of Maxi's Chocolate Company focuses on targeting high profit markets.
Production Concept
The product the company offers are quiet favorable and affordable for the customers, and Maxi also focuses on the quality improvement according to the requirement and need of the customer. They also focus on improving the distribution and production like improving the transportation chain.
Product Concept
The products of Maxi's chocolate company are distinct and possess superior quality. The products are offered with superior quality and affordable prices to satisfy customers.
Selling Concept
The promotion takes place through electronic media and other advertisement channels.
Marketing Concept
The marketing concept focuses on understanding customer requirements; for instance offering small sized chocolates for children so that they can afford them.
Market Segmentation
Market segments are based on the basis of similar need and wants of customers.
Market Profit
The company believes in earning market profit by establishing strong relationships with competitors, offering affordable prices, and good ...