This is a group presentation undertaken as a part of International Marketing Course. The topic was new product launch and export strategy of the new product.
2. My parent- Handmade by India”
• Sole Proprietorship
(Individual) Firm
• Engaged in manufacturing,
trading,
wholesaling and retailing an
exclusive range of Kalamkari
products
• Turnover of more than 50 lakh
PRODUCTS
• Kalamkari sarees
• Kalamkari cotton sarees
• Kalamkari mulmul cotton
fabrics
• Kalamkari Kurtis and skirts
• Kalamkari Pyjamas
• Kalamkari Dupattas
4. • Large, diversified
and potential market
• Diversified product
range
• Cheap labor rates
lead to competitive
pricing
• Need low capital
investment at initial
stages
• Low barriers to entry
• Few players in the
market and a level
playing field
• Lack of infrastructure
• Still confined to local
markets and small
cities
• Lack of skilled labor
• Poor working
conditions
• Lack of advanced
technology
• Transport logistics
• Inadequate export
logistics
• Non-availability of
quality raw materials
• Rise in demand for
handloom products
• Huge untapped
market in urban area
• E-commerce and
internet are great
platforms to sell
Kalamkari products
• Government
assistance
• Handloom products
are non-taxable
• Competition in
domestic market
from private
institutions
• Availability of credit
• Low levels of
Income
• Urbanization
• Industry is
disorganized
• Employee retention
rate
• Presence of high
earning job
opportunities
STRENGHTS WEAKNESS THREATSOPPURTUNITY
SWOT
5. • Filter 4
• Final Screening of
Target Markets
• Filter 3
• Micro level factors
specific to the product
•Filter 2
• General Market
Factors relating to
the product
•Filter 1
• CORE
COMPETENCIES
*GDP Nominal over $
10000
*GDP per capita PPP
$20000
*Inflation between 1%-
7%
*Availability of
Market Data
*Stage of development
(Growth stage is
considered)
*GST/VAT less than
20%
*FDI Attractiveness
(Top 15 country list)
*Country Risk (Min.
score of 55/100)
*Economic Freedom
(Min. score of 55/100)
* Indian Population (>
1 million)
*Existing & Potential
Competition (High
Competitive Countries are
considered)
*Ease of doing business
(Top 25 Rank list)
*Product Acceptance
(Only favorable countries
considered)
*Consumer Spending
(High spending nations
considered)
12. Promotion & Distribution
• ATL and BTL advertising
• Newspapers
• Fashion magazines
• Fashion channels on
television,
• Radio TVCs
• Discounts coupons and
loyalty cards
Shipping
Road transport
13. DIVISION OF ROLE
• Marketing Manager
• Finance Manager
• Operations Manager
THE IMPLEMENTATION
STAGE CONTROL MECHANISMS
• 20% increase in quarterly sales.
• Ability to capture 5% market share
in retail sales.
• 3% royalty charged on the
Franchisee
• Measuring the level of product
awareness, brand recognition and
customer satisfaction through
surveys.