Reference no: EM131083331 , Length: word count:3000

ASSIGNMENT TITLE

LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Demonstrate an understanding of the principles underlying the development of marketing strategies, especially in relation to services and consumer goods;

2. Outline the particular challenges confronting marketers in the local and international

3. Demonstrate a knowledge of the marketing strategies that can be implemented challenges;

4. Demonstrate an ability to identify marketing problems in exercises which simulate situations, and

5. Develop strategies to provide solutions to the marketing problems identified.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ASSIGNMENT

Your task in this assessment is to analyse a case study in pairs that provides a critique of the issues in the case. It should be approximately 3,000-3,500 words in length and should be completed in pairs (in seminars of 40 or less) or groups of no more than 3 (in seminars of more than 40).

It is important to write your case study in a flowing format, ensuring the topics raised in any questions at the end of case studies are answered, but importantly do not write the case study in a question:answer format.

The case study you will need to address is:

Marketing Plan for Shrewsbury

Your marketing plan will include the following elements:
• An executive summary of your marketing plan
• Background analysis of your business and market
• Marketing objective(s)
• Define the customer
  o Are you going to segment and target a specific group, or mass market? Note that some marketing plans focus only on a specific segment that will be targeted for maximum growth. If this is the case, you will need to outline this segment and justify why this one has been chosen. If you have decided not to focus on a specific segment, you will need to justify this decision instead.
• Marketing mix tactics
  o This includes the tactical elements you will use to carry out your strategy and reach your market
• Conclusion
o In here you should summarise the key elements of your assignment: what was the objective, how did you propose to solve it