The World’s Shortest Marketing Plan, Version 2.1
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| What | Why | When | How | Who |
Product | What does the product have to do? | What articulated wants or unarticulated needs does it fill? | What is the window of opportunity? | How will the product fill these wants and needs? | What is our best guess at who is going to buy our product? |
Presence | Where in the virtual and physical world do we need to sell our product? | Why will the marketplaces and market spaces distribute our product? | How will our presence change during the lifecycle of our product? | How will we establish and maintain a presence in the important locations? | Who are the decision makers at the marketplaces and market spaces? |
Persuasion | What are the social factors in the buying process of our product? | Why will people recommend our product to others? | When can we credibly go after opinion leaders and early adopters? | How do we ensure that comments, rankings, reviews, and counts portray us in a positive way? | Who are the relevant opinion leaders and persuaders? Which communities must we reach? |
Preference | How do we enable customers to express their preferences and to personalize what we do? | Why would people take the time and energy to express their preferences? | How will customer preferences change over time? | How do we capture customer preferences? (Customer ratings, transaction history, search behavior, and configuration tools?) | Whose preferences do we care about? |
Price | How much do we sell our product for? | Why is this the right price point? | What is our pricing strategy through the lifecycle? | How do we set and reset the price in a world of “perfect information” and dynamic pricing? | Who will demand different price points? Which segments do we care about? |
Version History
5/4/06—changed to Helvetica font, made title and headings boldfaced
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