FORMATIVE FEEDBACK PRESENTATION BRIEF AND DRAFT SUBMISSION BRIEF LECTURE

FORMATIVE FEEDBACK PRESENTATION BRIEF:

Pitch your research on your chosen brand and your future recommendations:

Explain why they are an interesting brand for your Brand Marketing Report.
Justify their current position in the market, whilst looking at their history.
Summarise the endings/methodologies of your research.
Present your recommended future strategy for the brand.

Include at least 3 individual elements that you found to be of particular interest to your outcome.

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Time Limit: 5 Minutes

DRAFT SUBMISSION BRIEF:

Submit a draft of your Brand Marketing Report, including only copy at this time in the form of a Word Document:

Include at least these 6 sections of your report:

1. Executive Summary

2. Introduction to the Brand

3. Macro Economic Analysis (to include at least PEST)

4. Brand Market Position (to include at least SWOT Analysis)

5. Competitors (to include at least Brand Positioning Map)

6. Consumer Demographic

You will receive feedback on the first Monday back after Study Week.

Email these on the day following your presentation to your lecturer - these must be submitted on the day in order to be given constructive feedback.

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FINAL BRAND POSITIONING MAP

Victoria’s Secret’s top competitors as of January 2019 are Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Donna Karan New York, and all three just like Victoria’s Secret, work in the Systems Software Industry, which is a type of computer programmer that is used to run a computer’s applications. In addition, as found in some primary research that has been conducted of an Instagram Poll. There are also many other brands that are competitors of Victoria’s Secret. For example, Ann Summers, Boux Avenue, Primark and H&M. There are a large amount of competitors that consumers would lean towards rather than Victoria’s Secret because they are cheaper, better quality and have better ethics/morals and therefore customers have more respect for those brands. Even though Victoria’s Secret is a successful business, alternative brands have many features buyers worship that Victoria’s Secret do not have, resulting in a loss of sales for the company.

BRAND POSITIONING MAP

This is my brand positioning map/first attempt of the one I will be submitting; I may add/change some of the brand around once even more research has been conducted. The points I decided to go for in this brand positioning map is 'HIGH PRICE', 'LOW PRICE', 'HIGH QUALITY' AND 'LOW QUALITY'. I believe these are good points as it shows if the price of the products matches up to the quality and portrays whether you actually get for what you pay for. These brands on the map are all of different levels of quality and price and I have placed them according to where I believe they should go.

MY OWN SWOT ANALYSIS

MY OWN SWOT ANALYSIS: Strengths: Even though Victoria’s Secret has many issues that members of the public have picked up on and are offended by, the brand also includes many strengths. Some of the Strengths of Victoria’s Secret are: First, the brand uses some powerful influencers as ambassadors and models in order to entice members of the public to buying their products, such as: Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid. Also, the company is very active on their online marketing. They are constantly posting on their Instagram page and updating their consumers with activity taking place within the company such as new releases on social media platforms such as Twitter and even emailing. Next, he company uses organic and fare trade raw materials making them sustainable. Finally, the company also uses television adverts which is a positive for those who do not follow their social medias, they have good brand strategies in order to entice members of the public into their brand. ...

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