Marketing Analysis
August 2nd, 2011
What is Marketing Analysis?
A marketing analysis can take many forms, but generally includes:
- a baseline analysis of current products, services, marketing initiatives, successes and failures
- identification of objectives
- analysis of customers and market characteristics
- analysis of current market position
- identify and evaluate various market penetration strategies
- identify and assess potential markets
- in-depth analysis of top potential markets
- channel strategy development
- investigation of potential pilot projects in desirable new markets
- specific, actionable recommendations
What are the “Deliverables”
At the conclusion of a Marketing Analysis, your business will benefit from the following results:
- a comprehensive third-party analysis of your marketing function
- a document that can be used to develop sales strategies
- a document that can be used in support of fund-raising efforts
- specific, actionable recommendations
Which Businesses Will Benefit?
The ideal candidate for a Marketing Analysis can come from any industry. The best fit for the program is where:
- sales in an existing market are declining
- the current product line is mature and in decline
- a detailed marketing strategy is required to support a fund-raising initiative
- a detailed marketing strategy is required to identify markets for expansion
How Much Does a Marketing Analysis Cost?
A typical Marketing Analysis will cost between US$10,000 and $20,000 (plus applicable taxes) and take between 6 – 8 weeks to complete. In many cases, government agencies provide grants for marketing analysis and related studies.
How Do I Start?
Simply contact us with a brief description of your needs, timeframes and follow-up coordinates.
