The role of a marketing analyst

  again assume the role of a marketing analyst. Your consulting firm has been hired to assist with a campaign effort for the client company of your selected product/service. This time the task will be to help create aspects of the marketing campaign. You will communicate your results in a professional presentation slide show commonly known in marketing as a "deck." Your client was persuaded that your new segment is a promising one to approach. The client has requested your firm to create a single message that can reflect your client's brand value proposition and positioning. This message must reach consumers to create awareness of how the brand and offering can satisfy the wants and needs of potential customers. There are three steps to this assignment. Review all three steps before you begin. Step 1: Refer to the same product/service used for Weeks 2 and 4 assignments. • The same product/service used for Weeks 2 and 4 will be the subject of this assignment. • Review any feedback you received on your prior assignments. • Follow the specific instructions outlined in Steps 2 and 3 below. Step 2: Complete each of the following tasks as they relate to your product/service. Note the research and references requirement. I. The Marketing Message Your client was persuaded that your new segment is a promising one to approach. The client has requested your firm to create a single message that can reflect your client's brand value proposition and positioning. This message must reach consumers to create awareness and generate potential customers' needs. • Define the Segment. Refer to your Market Segmentation Memo from Week 4. • Describe the segment you recommended for this client in Week 4. You may refine the segment based on any feedback you have received. Present here the revised or updated segment description. • Discuss the purpose of your client's marketing communication with this segment. • Define the Value Proposition. Refer to the value proposition from your Value Proposition Memo from Week 2.

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Step 2: Complete each of the following tasks as they relate to your product/service. Note the research and references requirement.

I. The Marketing Message

Define the Segment

The segment we recommended for your client in Week 4 is:

Affluent millennials with young children living in urban areas.

This segment is characterized by the following:

  • Age: 25-39
  • Income: $100,000+

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  • Household composition: Married with young children
  • Location: Urban areas
Describe the purpose of your client's marketing communication with this segment The purpose of your client's marketing communication with this segment is to create awareness of your product/service and generate potential customers' needs. You want to show potential customers that your product/service can help them meet their needs and solve their problems. Define the Value Proposition The value proposition for your product/service is: We provide high-quality, convenient, and affordable products/services that help busy parents save time and money. Marketing Message For busy parents who want to give their children the best, [brand name] is the answer. This message is clear, concise, and relevant to the target segment. It also highlights the key benefits of the product/service: high quality, convenience, and affordability. Research and References
  • A study by the Pew Research Center found that millennials are the most likely generation to have young children.
  • A study by Nielsen found that millennials are more likely than other generations to value convenience.
  • A study by Deloitte found that millennials are more likely than other generations to be price-conscious.
Conclusion This marketing message is designed to reach consumers and create awareness of how the brand and offering can satisfy the wants and needs of potential customers. It is clear, concise, relevant, and highlights the key benefits of the product/service.  

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