Apart from product line, location, and price point, other ways to compare an organization against competitors in a marketing plan could include evaluating customer service, marketing strategies, market share, brand recognition, and technological advancements. It's also beneficial to analyze the company's financial health, employee satisfaction, and social responsibility initiatives.

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Marketing Plan (Part 2)

Have your organization’s marketing efforts stalled out with overpriced ads and harder customer conversions? A strong marketing plan helps control cost...

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For any strong marketing plan, execs should first assess their organization's current position in the marketplace. This competitive analysis slide compares your organization against two main competitors to evaluate performance across editable criteria like product line, location, and price point. Rated from 1 to 10, execs can score and plot themselves across relevant categories for an average score at the bottom. (Slide 3)

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A marketing plan can be used to outline strategies across products, promotions, place, and price point in several ways. It can be used to identify target markets and understand their needs and wants, which can then be used to develop products that meet these needs. The plan can also outline promotional strategies to effectively communicate the benefits of these products to the target market. Furthermore, it can detail distribution strategies to ensure the products are available in places where the target market can easily access them. Lastly, the plan can outline pricing strategies to ensure the products are priced competitively while still generating a profit.

Other ways to use a marketing plan to establish the current market position include conducting a SWOT analysis to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. You can also use customer feedback and market research to understand customer needs and preferences. Additionally, analyzing market trends and competitor strategies can provide insights into the market position.

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