• 沒有找到結果。

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Chapter  8  -­‐  Conclusion  

Although Russia is a very lucrative automobile market with a huge growth potential, it is not easy for a new brand automaker like LUXGEN to operate in it. The main obstacles that might hinder the development of successful business and the growth of market share are associated with high density of competitors, low brand awareness, relatively high price level and power characteristics, which are inferior to the characteristics of the competitors.

We defined the following goals of LUXGEN`s marketing campaign in Russia:

- Finding consumers group who would appreciate innovative IT equipment of the vehicle is even more than its physical performance characteristics;

- Breaking the stereotype that LUXGEN is a Chinese brand;

- Creating such an image of the brand, which is vivid, unique and, at the same time, very close to Russian consumers, in order to make it noticeable and easily recognizable among a big number of competitors;

- Increasing brand awareness;

- Accentuating the strong sides of the brand (high quality, innovative IT car concept, unique brand proposition), which justify the price and create an advantage over the competitors.

Having analyzed marketing campaigns of the most successful automobile brands with the highest figures of sells in the Russian market, we developed an innovative marketing plan for LUXGEN.

First and foremost, we suggested that women should be chosen as main targeted customers of LUXGEN in Russia, because for them such aspects as speed and power of the vehicle are not so important as safety and IT-based innovations, which are the main competitive advantages of LUXGEN.

Marketing campaign for LUXGEN in the Russian market was developed on the basis of the customer-centric approach, i.e. putting customers, not the product itself, on the first place. That presupposes creating the image of the advanced intelligent technology brand,

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which is friendly to Russian customers and respectful to their national spirit, values, traditions and customs.

For that purpose, we suggested that LUXGEN should make a language localization of the pronunciation and transliteration of its brand name for the convenience of the Russian native speakers, as well as the localization of its exterior design according to the color preferences of the Russians.

We created a special advertisement campaign “The smartest choice for your Vasilisa.

LUXGEN: Making fairy tale come true” in the style of fairy-tale cartoon-series. Although the main targeted consumers are Russian females, the advertisement will also be aimed at males to motivate them to purchase LUXGEN7 SUV for their wives. We believe that, thanks to this advertisement, LUXGEN will be able to win the hearts the Russian consumers, since we took into consideration such aspects as pleasant childhood memories of the Russias, their ethno-cultural archetypes, as well as psychographic characteristics of the Russian female motorists when creating such an advertisement. Due to the use of some specific psychological archetypes in this advertisement, it looks very creative, making the brand stands apart against a background of the competitors in the Russian market.

Then we defined what communication media should be used to make advertisement message reach the potential customers: billboards, Internet, radio and magazines. Within the framework of Internet advertisement, we also introduced the thematic on-line game for the potential and existing customers.

We stressed the necessity of choosing the opinion leader for LUXGEN7 SUV, since it will be a new product with innovative concept. The opinion leader, defined by us, a prominent Russian mind sports champion, will be able to exert a profound influence on the potential consumers.

In order to eliminate the stereotype that LUXGEN7 SUV is a “Chinese car”, the Taiwanese automaker should emphasize the interconnection between its innovative smart car concept and HTC intelligent technologies, which are integrated into it, since HTC is considered a famous Taiwanese brand in Russia. For that purpose we suggested that such a marketing activity as getting HTC smartphone for free when purchasing LUXGEN7 SUV can be conducted.

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As an important part of customer-centric approach, experiential marketing activities will be vitally important tools for LUXGEN to build warm relationship with the Russian customers and bring unforgettable experience to them. This presupposes establishing experiential showrooms for LUXGEN in the places mostly visited by targeted consumers, creating a special forum for LUXGEN female motorists to provide them with a sense of belonging to a group and organizing various events, such as creative blind drive show

“Making Fairy Tale Come True” supplemented by various entertainments for children to demonstrate how LUXGEN is considerate even to its smallest customers, as well as conducting the activities like group family travels over a long distance by cars.

We believe that, the marketing campaign, which will include all the above-mentioned steps, will help LUXGEN to build a reputation of the most friendly, customer-oriented automobile brand in the Russian market.

   

Table  1:  Difference  between  marketing  innovation  and  other  types  of  innovation     Marketing Innovation Other Types of Innovation

significant change in the design of an existing product

Product

significantly improved functional or user characteristics

activities aimed at increasing sales volumes or market share

Process

activities aimed at decreasing unit costs or increasing product quality

Organizational

clarifications might be required for innovations that are both organizational and marketing. In this case innovations should involve new marketing methods (not just sales activities).

Source: OECD, 2005

Table  2:  Comparison  of  the  product-­‐centric  and  customer-­‐centric  approaches   Product-Centric

Approach

Customer-Centric Approach

Basic philosophy Sell products; we'll sell to whoever will buy

Serve customers; all decisions start with the customer and opportunities for advantage

Business orientation Transaction-oriented Relationship-oriented Product positioning Highlight product features

and advantages

Highlight product's benefits in terms of meeting

individual customer needs

Focus Internally focused, new Externally focused,

Management criteria Portfolio of products Portfolio of customers Selling approach How many customers can

we sell this product to?

How many products can we sell this customer?

Customer knowledge Customer data are a control mechanism

Customer knowledge is valuable asset

Source: Shah, Rust, Parasuraman, Staelin and Day, 2006

 

Table  3:  Archetypes  in  branding  and  4  groups  of  motivation  

Motivation Archetypes Drivers Examples

Stability and control Creator Craft something new, non-conformist, innovative in artistic and design

Crayola, Kinko`s, Seasame Street

Caregiver One of most powerful archetypes, trusted, an

generosity, and desire to help others, feared

Ruler Exerts control, leader,

role model,

White House, Cadillac, Ralph

of self-important and over- confident, joy, delight, idealist, longing for a better world

Victoria`s Secret, Godiva Chocolate, Hallmark

Risk and mastery Hero Act courageously,

strong, inspirational, motivational and

Red Cross, Nike, Marlboro Man

innovations that will have a major impact on the world and can solve a major social problem

Outlaw Breaks the rules,

rebel, challenges the convection, release of pent-up passions, lets us out off the stream,

Innocent Retain/renew faith, seeking for the good

Explorer Authentic, pioneer, individual, own

Sage Understand the world,

thoughtful,

independent attitude, represents wisdom, freedom, tells the truth, original, holds own opinion, need for

Source: Mark and Pearson, 2002

Table  4:  Marketing  activities  of  top-­‐5  SUVs  in  the  Russian  market   SUV

Table  5:  Technical  specifications  of  Luxgen7  SUV,  Infiniti  FX  35  and  Mercedes-­‐Benz  GLK   350  

Specifications SUV brands

Luxgen 7 SUV Infiniti FX 35 Mercedes-Benz GLK 350

Length/width/height, mm

4650/1805/1490 4865/1925/1650 4536/1840/1669

Curb weight, kg 1800-1915 1890-1953 1940

Wheelbase, mm 2720 2885 2755

280/2500-4000 355 / 4800 351/2400-5000

Maximum speed km / h 210 228 238

Transmission type 5-speed

Automatic

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Table  6:  Percentage  of  Russians  who  intend  to  purchase  a  car   2006 2011

Intend to purchase a car, % 11 15 Among them already have one, % 47 61

 Source: Zaitsev & Raibman, 2011

Table  7:  The  number  of  female  drivers  in  2006  and  in  2012  in  the  statistical  population  is   people  aged  18  years  and  older,  living  in  cities  with  a  population  of  more  than  100   thousand    

 

2006 2012

1.7 million 3.07 million

Source: Zaitsev & Raibman, 2011

Table  8:  The  most  important  factors  for  males  and  females  in  the  process  of  making   decision  to  purchase  an  automobile  

Decisive factors

Men Women

1. Maintenance cost 2. Fuel consumption

3. Volume of engine, power

1. Attractive design 2. Maintenance cost 3. Fuel consumption

Source: Zaitsev and Raibman, 2011

Table  9:  Cultural-­‐specific  semantics  of  color  in  Russian  culture  

Color Semantics

Black Protection, elegance, sophistication, formality, solemnity, luxury, wealth, calmness, religion (black clothes of monks), vehicles (as a symbol of luxury), Malevich's black square, the black hole

White Marriage, bride, hospital, doctors, religion (angels, God), death, childhood, infinity, something unknown; truce, white bear

symbol of danger and prohibition, the color of speed, war, a symbol of football clubs

Orange Oranges, tangerines, sunset, marigold, sunflower, fire

Yellow Madness, insanity, betrayal, separation, warning, attracting attention, childhood, pastries (e.g. pancakes)

Green Longing, resolution, providing freedom of action; Islam, New Year, Greenpeace, hope

Blue A symbol of masculinity, strength, power, positive qualities of character, freedom, dream, ethnical color of Russia

Sources: Kudrina and Mescheryakov, 2011; Mishenkina, 2011; Tarakanova, 2012

Table  10:  Archetypes  in  the  advertisement  of  top-­‐5  automobile  brands  in  Russia   Motivation Archetypes Drivers and their

expression

Brands

Stability and control Creator Caregiver

Ruler Leadership (Predator

in jungle) friendly, gives people a sense of belonging,

Risk and mastery Hero Outlaw Magician Independence and

fulfillment

Innocent

Explorer Travelling, exploring

new places; Lada 4х4, Niva Chevrolet

Table  11:  Archetypes  in  the  advertisement  of  top-­‐5  automobile  brands  in  Russia  and  in   the  proposed  advertisement  for  LUXGEN  

Pioneer,

Motivation Archetypes Drivers and their expression

Brands

Stability and control Creator

Caregiver Trustworthy, an icon of home, security and friendly, gives people a sense of belonging,

Risk and mastery Hero Inspirational,

motivational,

Independence and Innocent

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Figure  12:  Top-­‐3  most  read  magazines  among  male  and  female  motorists  

Male Female

1. ”Za Rulyom” – 30% 1. “Cosmopolitan” – 26%

2. “Telesem`” – 13% 2. “Telesem`” – 22%

3. “Argumenty i Fakty” – 12% 3. ”Za Rulyom” – 16%

Source: Zaitsev & Raibman, 2011

   

fulfilment Explorer Travelling, exploring

new places;

Pioneer, life-altering experiences, travelling

Lada 4х4, Niva Chevrolet

Renault Duster

Sage

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List  Of  Figures    

   

Source: Baker and Sterenberg, 2003

Figure  1:  Cultural  attitudes  relating  to  brands    

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Source: Aslam, 2006

Figure  2:  A  hypothetical  model  of  color  application  in  marketing  (arrows  show  the   direction  of  influence)  

 

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Source: Drive, 2012, 2013; ZaRulyom, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

Figure  3:  Top-­‐15  SUV  sales  in  Russia,  2005-­‐2012  

0   10000   20000   30000   40000   50000   60000   70000  

2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011   2012  

Chevrolet  Niva   LADA  4x4   Renault  Duster   Nissan  Qashqai   Kia  Sportage   Volkswagen  Tiguan     Nissan  Juke  

Hyundai  ix35   Toyota  RAV4   Nissan  X–Trail   Mitsubishi  Outlander   Mitsubishi  ASX   SsangYong  Action   Suzuki  Grand  Vitara   Hyundai  Santa  Fe  

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Source: Forbes Russia, 2012; AvtoMir, 2012

Figure  4:  Price-­‐quality  ratio  of  SUV  vehicles  in  the  Russian  market    

0   500000   1000000   1500000   2000000   2500000   3000000  

0   1   2   3   4   5   6  

Price,  RUB  

Quality  raiting  

Lada  4x4   Niva  Chevrolet   Renault  Duster   Nissan  Qashqai   KIA  Sportage   Volkswagen  Tiguan   Nissan  Juke  

Hyundai  ix35   Toyota  RAV4   Nissan  X-­‐Trail   Mitsubishi  Outlander   Mitsubishi  ASX   SsangYong  Action   Suzuki  Grand  Vitara    Inkiniti  FX  

Mercedes-­‐Benz  GLK350   LUXGEN  7  SUV  

 Source: Zaitsev & Raibman, 2011

Figure  5:  The  most  likely  buyers  of  cars  in  Russia  

Source:  Zaitsev  &  Raibman,  2011  

23%  

Married,  have  0-­‐5  yrs  old   children  

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Figure  6:  Psychographic  profile  of  female  motorists  in  Russia  

Figure  7:  Gender  proportion  of  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic  and  color   preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”  

55%  

45%   Males  

Females  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35  

18-­‐25  yrs.   26-­‐33  yrs.   34-­‐41  yrs.   42-­‐49  yrs.   50-­‐57  yrs.   Older  then   58  yrs.  

Total   Males   Females  

Figure  8:  Age  proportion  of  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic  and  color   preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the  number  of  

respondents  who  belong  to  a  certain  age  group  

Figure  9:  Marital  status  proportion  of  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic  and  color   preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the  number  of  

respondents  who  chose  a  certain  answer  

0  

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Figure  10:  The  proportion  of  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic  and  color   preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  who  have  and  who  do  not  have  

children,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the  number  of  respondents  who  chose  a  certain  answer  

Figure  11:  Car  ownership  proportion  of  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic  and   color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the  number  of  

respondents  who  chose  a  certain  answer  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30  

Total   Males   Females  

Have  own  car  

There  is  a  car  in  the   family,  but  I  don't  drive   it  

Have  no  car  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35  

Total   Males   Females  

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Figure  12:  Automobile  color  preferences  of  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic   and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the  

number  of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  color1

Figure  13:  Attitude  to  unusual  colors  among  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic   and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  x-­‐axis  shows  the  number  

of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  answer  

                                                                                                               

1  Here the respondents could choose several colors  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35  

Total   Males   Females  

Like  it,  it  is  creative   Do  not  like  it  

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Figure  14:  Attitude  to  gold  color  of  a  car  among  the  respondents  of  the  survey  

“Linguistic  and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows   the  number  of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  answer  

Figure  15:  Attitude  to  purple  color  of  a  car  among  the  respondents  of  the  survey  

“Linguistic  and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows   the  number  of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  answer  

0   5   10   15   20   25  

Total   Males   Females  

Like  it     So-­‐so   Dislike  it  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35  

Total   Males   Females  

Like  it     So-­‐so   Dislike  it  

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Figure  16:  Other  unusual  colors  of  cars  preferred  by  the  respondents  of  the  survey  

“Linguistic  and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows   the  number  of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  answer1

 

Figure  17:  The  pronunciation  of  “LUXGEN”  by  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic   and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the   number  of  respondents  who  think  that  a  certain  variant  of  pronunciation  is  correct  

                                                                                                               

1  Here the respondents could suggest their own variants  

0   0.5  1   1.5  2   2.5  3   3.5  4   4.5  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35   40   45  

[l'uks'gen]  (ЛЮКСГЕН)   ['lʌksʤiːn]  (ЛАКСЖИН)   Other  

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Figure  18:  More  euphonious  variant  of  “LUXGEN”  pronunciation  for  the  respondents  of   the  survey  “Linguistic  and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in  automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐

axis  shows  the  number  of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  variant  of  pronunciation  

Figure  19:  Clarity  of  the  meaning  of  the  brand  through  the  pronunciation  as  [l'uks  'gen]  

for  the  respondents  of  the  survey  “Linguistic  and  color  preferences  of  the  Russians  in   automobile  branding”,  Y-­‐axis  shows  the  number  of  respondents  who  prefer  a  certain  

answer  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35   40  

['lʌksʤiːn]  (ЛАКСЖИН)   [l'uks'gen]  (ЛЮКСГЕН)  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35   40   45   50  

The  meaning  of  this  name  is  clear   The  meaning  of  this  name  is  vague  

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Source: Folklore songs for children, 2012

Figure  20:  Illustrations  by  Y.  Vasnetsov  

   

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