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Consumer Behavior Class Project - Targeting a Subculture

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This PowerPoint was the final culmination of a consumer behavior group project. The task was to choose a product and then develope market research and strategy on how to re-target this product towards a given subculture. My group chose to re-target Nikon's 1-J2 Camera to the LGBT subculture.
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The Nikon 1 J2 Cara Contini | Clare Grall | Christine Spitler | Tamika Turner A FOCUS on the LGBT Subculture MKT 325—Taylor—10:10AM
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The Nikon 1 J2

Cara Contini | Clare Grall | Christine Spitler | Tamika Turner

A FOCUS on the LGBT Subculture

MKT 325—Taylor—10:10AM

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AGENDA

Target Market Competitor Information The Product Pricing of Product Promotion of Channel Members Promotional Tools Return on Investment

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TARGET MARKET

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Target Market: LGBT Community

LGBT= Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender

6.8% (21,188,250) of Americans identify as LGBT

Buying power: $790 billion

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Mean Individual Earning and Household

Incomeof Women

by Sexual Orientation

Mean Individual Earning and

Household Income of Men

by Sexual Orientation

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Why LGBT?

Early adopters of technology

70-80% report being influenced favorably by companies advertising in the LGBT media (such as Gay/Lesbian magazines and LGBT Television Networks) and sponsoring LGBT charities

More likely to spread positive information about a brand via word of mouth

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COMPETITOR INFORMATION

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Competitor Information: Market Share

Samadi, N. (2011). Camera & film wholesaling in the us. IBISWorld industry report 42341, Retrieved from http://clients1.ibisworld.com/reports/us/industry/majorcompanies.aspx?entid=926

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Competition

Casio: the first to enter the LGBT

market through Osmosis

MediaLab.

http://www.adforum.com/creative-work/ad/player/50022

Canon has a new social media campaign: the photochain.

Targeting the Instagram generation.

Kodak advertises to LGBT but is not a threat.

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THE PRODUCT

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The Product

Position Nikon as universally appealing and LGBT-friendly

Not changing product features or attributes

Focus is on advertising

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PRICING OF PRODUCT

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Pricing

Competitive pricing strategy

Highly competitive market

We will not be changing the price of the Nikon 1 J2

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PROMOTION OF CHANNEL MEMBERS

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Promotion of Channel Members

The Nikon 1 J2 is already sold at these retailers:Amazon.comBest BuyTarget Walmart

Retailer RITZ CAMERA, carrying 17.9% of the camera store market share does NOT carry our specific camera model.

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Ritz Camera Exclusive Promotion

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PROMOTIONAL TOOLS

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1. Bold Magazine Ads

2. Interactive Website Ad

3. Compelling Social Media Campaign

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1. Bold Magazine Ads

2. Interactive Website Ad

3. Compelling Social Media Campaign

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General Market Magazines

• GQFull Page Color, 3x$161,437

• Vanity Fairo Full Page Color,

3x $183,433

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1. Bold Magazine Ads

2. Interactive Website Ad

3. Compelling Social Media Campaign

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Website Ad

On average 43% of gay men and 46% of lesbian women report visiting LGBT-specific websites on a regular basis.

autostraddle.com

afterelton.com

Pricing: $4500 per 1 million impressions

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1. Bold Magazine Ads

2. Interactive Website Ad

3. Compelling Social Media Campaign

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The "Focus on What Really Matters" Campaign

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The "Focus on What Really Matters" Campaign

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The "Focus on What Really Matters" Campaign

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The "Focus on What Really Matters" Campaign

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The "Focus on What Really Matters" Campaign

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RETURN ON INVESTMENT

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Cost AnalysisPromotion Details Est. Total ExpenseMagazine Ads GQ --$161,437

Full Page Color 3x

Vanity Fair -- $183,433Full Page Color 3x

$344,870

Website Ads 2 websites—1 million impressions each.

$9,000

Facebook “FOCUS on What Matters” Campaign

Low operating costs (since hosted on Nikon’s Facebook Page)

Maximum Charity Contributions $100,000

$100,000

Total $453,870

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Return on Investment

Return on Investment Details Est. Total Increase

Increase in Sales 3% increase in sales $29,000,000

Increase in Social and Charitable Awareness

Facebook Campaign promotes not only a product but also a conscientious brand image

N/A

Total $29,000,000

Promotion Est. Total Expense

Magazine Ad, Website Ad & FB Campaign Total $453,870

RETURN ON INVESTMENT $28,546,130

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Questions?

Cara Contini | Clare Grall | Christine Spitler | Tamika Turner


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