MBA Marketing Management MKT600-Final Project
MBA Marketing Management MKT600-Final Project
a) Demographic Environment
b) Economic Forecast
c) Marketing Channels
d) Distribution Strategy
d) Debt repayment
c) Scarcity in a region
1. How did GreenClean segment its target market, and which specific
segment did it focus on initially?
2. What positioning strategy did GreenClean adopt for its products to set
them apart from competitors?
Background:
You are the CRM lead for a health and wellness platform that
provides personalized meal plans, workout routines, and mindfulness
exercises. As health trends gain traction globally, the platform has
expanded its user base across continents. While the subscription
model is successful, nuances in dietary preferences, workout trends,
and wellness beliefs across cultures pose challenges. It is imperative
to optimize the CRM strategy to cater to this global audience.
(Construct a coherent answer of 1000 words that includes the below
five questions)
1. How would you adapt the CRM system to ensure it resonates with the
health and dietary preferences of different regions?
2. Given the diverse cultural beliefs around wellness and well-being, how
would you use the CRM to ensure the platform remains sensitive and
inclusive?
3. How can the CRM system be integrated with the platform's digital
marketing efforts to attract and retain subscribers from different parts of
the world?
4. Considering the varying time zones and peak activity times across the
globe, how would you optimize the CRM's communication strategy to
engage users effectively?
5. How would you use the CRM data to understand and predict emerging
health and wellness trends in different regions, and how would you
incorporate this into the platform's offerings?
Evaluation
The assignment will be evaluated on:
The degree of insights offered, and the level of critical analysis
applied (as compared to description).
The link to concepts presented in the course (the quality of the
link is critical, not the number of concepts used) and the use of
(well-referenced) external resources.
Whether the recommendations are valuable, realistic, and well
supported.