实体店这样运营能爆卖 (邹云锋, 2018)

 


Brand positioning

  • Brands are created through refinement. Michael Jackson represents Coca cola to be a young and energetic brand.
  • Needs analysis - objectives, reasons, actions
  • Have to be unique either by product, design or value chain such as raw material and production manner
  • Give up on ideas that don't work and focus on what works
  • Brand segmentation - market analysis, clear target audience. Confirm target consumer, confirm core capabilities
  • Be an expert in a specific area. E.g. drink cooling tea when you are heaty and list out all scenarios
  • Good product quadrant. Characteristics - produce what products, what features, how fanciful. Audience - target audience, characteristics of your consumer group. Benefits - problems solved, direct benefits to consumers. Value - how our product elevates the value of our consumer, features and emotional value, positioned at what level
  • Characteristics of brand - packaging, theme and logo, advertisement requirements, pricing difference, promotional strategies
  • Both brand and consumer characteristics must be aligned

Customer experience
  • Sell needs based on customer category and not just selling products
  • Let customers think they had a huge win by giving surprise discount
  • Customer's needs
    • Surface
      • Fulfilment
      • Fulfilling
    • Invisible
      • Uncover
      • Direct
  • Like how walkman revolutionalise the music industry
  • Power of free
    • Incite customers' participation and increase traffic flow
    • Direct customers to experience product's speciality
    • Strengthen customers' recognition and brand
  • Sensory marketing
    • The storefront must be loved at first sight
    • Showcase the entire product development process
    • Free trial
  • Sell social scene along with product
    • Establish membership
    • Detailed management
    • Consolidate customers' needs
    • Targeted social scene
  • Sell a feeling.
    • Young attitude.
      • Energy
      • Dreams
      • Courage
      • Persistence
      • Dashing
    • Shopping freely
      • Freedom of choice
      • Freedom of mind from interior design
      • Freedom in product, brand freedom
  • Vintage style
    • Vintage storefront
    • Vintage product
    • Vintage service
  • One-stop shop customer experience
    • Immediately buy, send and fix
    • Maximize service coverage
    • Immediate actions
    • Let customers figure on their own if they are wrong
Product quality
  • Cycle
    • Good product
    • High price
    • High profit
    • Extensive R&D
  • Product differentiation
    • High level
    • Medium level
    • Low level
    • Conscious
    • Normal
    • Expensive
  • Quality products
    • Slow development
    • Deep research
    • Continuous improvements
    • Focused on details
    • Produce masterpiece
  • Get feedback from yourself and others
  • Create the quality like swiss watch
  • Keep doing something repeatedly until you perfected it
  • Packaging
    • Determine the buying factors
    • Past experience and buy habits
      Visually pleasant
Creativity
  • The more curious customers are, the more they are willing to explore
  • Create a star product, control its supply, product sold out, intrigue public's curiosity
  • Conditional discounts will further intrigue consumers
    • Fix amount
    • Certain day only
    • Limit to x number per customers
  • Create a space for the entire family to attract people of all dimension
  • Sell experience instead of products
  • Don't let the customers take notice, but take notice of the customers instead
  • Focus on their cultural needs and experiential needs
  • Product attachments
    • Free training
    • Free skills
    • Free community
    • Free activities
    • Free advice
    • Free recommendation to complimentary products
  • Sell the idea of an improved lifestyle
  • Our product can help you fulfill your dreams

Be genuine

  • The right spirit
    • Passionate
    • Responsibility
    • After service
  • Interest of customers
    • Hobby
    • Pride and something to be proud of
    • Something celebratory
  • Be diligent
    • Think from customer's shoe
    • Spare a thought for the customer
    • Meet the demand for customer
  • Give surprises
    • Dig the demand and hidden needs
    • Profile and analyse your customers
    • Match your customers' hobby and interest

Intrigue the customer and direct them where you want.
  • Only complaining people will be customers.
  • If you solve a grumbling client, he will recommend your product
  • Important
    • Listen to customer and find out their deepest needs
    • Show empathy
    • Upscale your service level
  • Pricing methods
    • Cost pricing
    • Based on demand and urgency
    • Based on competitors
  • Instead of cheapen your product, let the customer felt he has taken your advantage
  • Let the customers be able to express themselves and be spoiled.
  • Product characteristics
    • Quality
    • Prestiges
    • Classic
    • Young
    • Interesting
    • Personality
    • Fashion
  • Limit the products
  • Praise customer's foresight
  • Choose for the customers
  • Gifting strategy
    • Gift favour for high value product
    • Gift material item for common goods
Face to face strategy
  • Show and not tell, testimonials win sales pitch
  • You need fans than members, who will be loyal to the company
  • Being quick win the rest
    • Fast respond
    • Fast delivery/solution
    • Fast compensation
  • You need fans than members, who will be loyal to the company
Build your integration
  • Create collaborative mindset
  • Integrate your upstream and downstream, but not merge them
  • Grow your data
    • Improve integration relationship
    • Provide support data to business needs
    • Direct operational needs
  • Integrate your upstream and downstream, but not merge them
  • Grow your data
    • Improve integration relationship
    • Provide support data to business needs
    • Direct operational needs

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