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vivado [14]
3 years ago
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Suppose you are tasked with launching a ""fire-fighter"" product to respond to a competitor’s price reduction on a product that

competes with your mainstream consumer product (eg. Smart phone). How would you use each of the 4 P’s to position your product as a competitive alternative to your competitor’s product?
Business
1 answer:
irinina [24]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Product - Smart watch that is an alternative to wearing sturdy phones around. A watch will have similar functionalities, with added ones that are based on its constant connection with the body.

Price - Since our competitor has launched the product first, this smart watch would be priced at a slightly lower point, in order to become a robust alternative to the smart phone.

Place - The distribution channels would be the same as the smart phone channels, as that is the way to provide customers with hands-on comparison.

Promotion - The advertising would be based mostly in magazines and TV, while sales promotions would aim to emphasize the functionalities of the smart watch, which the smart phone does not possess (without explicitly mentioning that).

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