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Product Management A marketing role that oversees and executes the introduction of new products and manages existing products through their life cycle
Product Life Cycle (PLC) Introduction – Growth – Maturity – Decline
Product Manager and Evaluation Key measures for evaluating a typical product manager were found to include annual brand/ product profit contribution, market share, and revenues
Sales ($) grows until the maturity stage and goes down at the decline stage
Decision Considerations at Maturity Stage Continue vs. Discontinue
Continue: Life extension 1) Current user: More frequent/varying usage. 2) Expand Market - New User Base - Geographical Expansion 3) New Uses
Discontinue New Product
Pros of a branded house - Cost efficiency (+) - Stockholders can easily follow a firm’s activities (+)
cons of a branded house Potential larger cannibalization (-)
pro of a house of brands Larger retail shelf space (+)
cons of a house of brands Higher Advertising Costs (-)
Cannibalization Typical cases involve a new product to respond to competitor products that steals shares from the existing product. e.g., Kodak Funtime
Sustainability Green new products improve consumer attitudes toward the brands
Co-creation A product/service design process with customers as a central input source.
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