Reference no: EM131194341
Introduction
Customer driven marketing strategy decisions require dividing up the markets into meaningful customer groups (segmentation), choosing who to serve (targeting), creating market offerings that offer value to those groups (differentiation), and create awareness in the minds of these consumers (positioning).
Directions
Mini-case studies: The students are expected to answer the questions associated with the case. These questions are intended to elicit thoughtful reactions to contemporary marketing strategy initiatives and challenges. The students are expected to carefully read the assignment instructions, then thoroughly and explicitly address each component of the corresponding case study questions.
The responses should reflect higher level cognitive processing (analysis, synthesis, and evaluation), which is essential for someone in any industry, as marketing decisions affect all levels and stakeholders within the organization and in the external marketplace/marketspace.
There is no minimum number of references that need to be utilized to support the completion of this assignment; however, it is generally understood that any good case study analysis will incorporate the appropriate quality and quantity of scholarly sources to support any suppositions and recommendations.
The submission will not exceed four (4) pages in length, excluding the title and references pages.
The document must adhere to the APA writing style.
Finally, the document should be prepared as a Microsoft Word document and uploaded to Submit Assignment.
Case Study: Prince Sports Inc. - Tennis Racquets for Every Segment
- Read the case on pages 260-262 in your text.
- Watch the video supplement to the case at link:kerin.tv/13e/v9-4 (Links to an external site.)
- Respond to the following case question.
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