Dalman*Dy*Doromal*Mejia*Ong Marketing Management January 8, 2011 10 Step Marketing Plan Orthopaedie Frey Far East, Incorporated Arch Supports.

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Dalman*Dy*Doromal*Mejia*Ong Marketing Management January 8, Step Marketing Plan Orthopaedie Frey Far East, Incorporated Arch Supports

Disclaimer All information from this presentation is solely for classroom exercise. The author has no professional connection with Orthopedic Frey Data gathered and those projected may be fictional

What is an ARCH SUPPORT? Orthotic appliance placed inside shoes Provides underside support for feet Shaped to fit the arch of the foot

Why the need for ORTHOTICS? Accurately and precisely position the foot throughout the gait cycle Prescription fitted Symptom alleviation Proper gait alignment

Part I: PTM and Positioning 1.Main target: Athletes 2.Who want safety and comfort 3.Can choose from other retail manufactured products (i.e. Dr. Scholl, Nike shoes) 4.Other brands focus on mass production and providing comfort only 5.The market size is approximately Php40M - Orthopedic Frey covering approximately Php 400,000

Part II: Marketing Mix 1.Product: Orthopedic Frey Arch Supports 2.Price: Php 3, per pair 3.Promotion: educational flyers, events, and company website 4.Place: Accessible office locations 5.Uses differentiation technique to step up above its competitors

PART 1: PTM AND POSITIONING

PRIMARY TARGET MARKET Step #1

Feet Overuse Professional Athletes Sports Enthusiasts & Hobbyists Occupations with Prolonged Standing Who uses arch supports?

Frey Primary Target Market Professional athletes of national teams Daily training and competitive sports Requires comfort during and after activities Prevent injury

NEEDS, WANTS AND DEMANDS OF THE PRIMARY TARGET MARKET Step #2

Self- actualization needs Esteem needs Social needs Safety needs Physiological needs Fig. 1: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs I don’t want to be hurt People will look up to me when I perform well I am complete when I reach my full potential with my game The Athlete’s Mind’s Eye

COMPETITION AND COMPETITIVE POSITION MAP Step #3

Competitors Direct Competitors: LP Support Insoles Indirect Competitors: Rubber Shoes (e.g. Asics, New Balance), Comfort footwear (e.g. Crocs) Variables: Price, Quality, Customization

Battle in the Shoe Arch SupportInsoles Comfort for the feet Functional support Custom-made and generic fit For additional padding Shock absorption “One size fits all”

Differentiation: Customizable and Price PRICE/CUSTOMIZABLECUSTOMIZABLENON- CUSTOMIZABLE LOW PRICE HIGH PRICE

THE GAP, THE OPPORTUNITY AND THE POSITIONING Step #4

Filling the Gap Customizable to any foot type Internal contacts with sports teams (e.g. professionals, varsity teams, etc.) Technical know-how to educate on the necessity of arch supports Good quality materials Available repair

Taking a Stand: Differentiation Orthopedic Frey customizes arch supports to the customer’s foot type and size that promotes their safety during their activities (i.e. walking, running, basketball) Others focus only on patient’s comfort but may not ensure the aspects of safety – specific for athletes.

Step #5: Orthotics Playing Field $200M industry in the Asia-Pacific (2008) Claimed market share: 1% of all possible customers Monthly sales: Php 400,000 (60% of sales) Approximated local market size is 400,000/0.01 = Php 40 million

PART 2: MARKETING MIX

Step #6: Major Brands Orthopedic Frey Branded shoes Dr. Scholl

Orthopedic Frey Arch Supports are customized to specific foot type and size of the user Current Uses: for injury prevention and improvement of existing problems (e.g. Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis) Step #6: The Product

Technicians of these products are trained in orthotics and prosthetics. All products are hand-crafted using imported materials. Made with quality, safe and durable materials. Step #6: The Product

Step #6: Ordering the Product MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TECHNICIAN WILL ASSESS OR CAST FOOT IF NEEDED FABRICATE ARCH SUPPORT CUSTOMER PICK- UP

Step #7: Promotional Ideas Educational flyer

Step #7: Promoting the Product Personal communication with doctors, coaches of professional and varsity teams Word of mouth among existing clients Public relations efforts via events (e.g. marathons, triathlons, tournaments, etc.)

Awareness campaign on the need for customized arch support to better cure and prevent sports related injuries Use of billboards, health magazines, sports magazine print advertisements, flyers, and newspapers Step #7: Other Promotional Ideas

Sponsor medical conventions, continuing medical education, forums, round table discussions, and company events Send medical representatives to introduce and explain the benefits of the product Target podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons and rehabilitation medicine specialists Step #7: Other Promotional Ideas

Step #8: Pricing the Product P3,000 – 4,500 per pair of customized arch support Additional cost – ergonomic footwear (e.g. rubber shoes cost around P2500 to P5000 per pair) Insoles are cheaper (P per pair) and more readily available (e.g. Malls)

Step #9: Where to Find the Product Product available in main offices (Pasig and Cebu) Product is picked up in the main office Requires at least 2 visits: measuring and fitting Cash, credit and bank deposit transactions

THE WINNING MARKETING FORM Step #10

Step #10: Winning Strategy Orthopedic Frey’s main strategy for its arch support would be differentiation, because of its customized comfort aspect It can target the niche market of athletes for their safety in their sports It has an excellent product with user satisfaction guarantee

SUMMARY

Summary: Marketing Strategy Target Market Segments: niche market for athletes (e.g. Professional and varsity teams) Retain customization specialization The market size is approximately Php 40 million with Orthopedic Frey covering approximately Php 400,000 Proposition / Key Element – Market research to explore other differentiation strategies

Dalman*Dy*Doromal*Mejia*Ong Marketing Management January 8, Step Marketing Plan Orthopaedie Frey Far East, Incorporated Arch Supports