Product Positioning with Bull’s-Eye Analysis

                                    Product Positioning with Bull’s-Eye Analysis

                                                                                                                   

               Understand the “Bull’s Eye” is the small circle at the center of a target which the people vision is to hit the bull’s eye with darts or shoot arrows or bullets. The bullseye logic is a process for developing targeted messaging and vision to achieve a specific outcome. Its method is an innovative approach that helps to create marketing and business success.

               Product positioning is the same way targeting, like a bullseye, which means where the product fits in the market, why customers like the product, how different from the competitor’s product, and the place the product in the consumer’s minds relative to the competing product.

              Marketing positioning is the process to attract potential customers to put the product in a unique position to the targeted segments and to occupy a desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of the target consumers.

             Example from the other article – In the automobile market, BMW is positioned on performance, Toyota is positioned on the economy, Mercedes is positioned on luxury, and Volvo is positioned on safety.



Target Customers:  The target customers are the types of people who buy the product, and the company needs the right product to satisfy the needs of customers like lifestyle, age, gender, etc. By survey, social media, or research can know about the target customers.

Competitors: Company has to list the competitors which make the same or similar product. The company has to understand the weak and strong points of competitors. The company can gain an advantage by offering consumers greater value, either through lower prices or by providing more benefits that justify higher prices.

Product: Product benefits and usage help to introduce it in a unique way. The company has to pay attention to customer feedback and act on it to improve the product.

Pricing: Price on the product that is within a certain price range and many factors will influence product price. Where a product price is positioned as regards to its competitors in a market as well as in the mind of different customers. Product price is a unique selling proportion and makes that product stand out from its competitors.  

Place and Brand: The place that a brand occupies in the views of the customer and it is distinguished from the product of the competitors and different from the concept of brand awareness. Brand ability to capture customer preference and loyalty.

               Finally, product positioning is about how the company wants consumers to perceive the company brand, product, and strategies to reach the company goal. Market analysis and customer surveys help to understand the product position and improve the product in a better way.  

 

 

 

 

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