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1. How would you interpret the consumer and market data, if you were Dana
Wheeler?
From the customer and market data, we have analyzed that the female age
groups are between 35 and 54 who are interested in watching the television
programmes represents the 27.45% of viewers from the total households
while the present strategy focuses on females aged between 18 to 34 which
represents 20.13% of viewers lesser to the market data.
The fashion channel has lesser customer base of 1.1 million households
while the other competitors’ lifetime and CNN have customer base of 3.3
million and 4.4 million respectively.
It should be noted that the income level of 18 to 34 age groups are lesser
than that of other females.
2. What are the various options available for segmentation? Evaluate the pros
and cons of each.
PROS CONS
Increase in net income Poor target marketing
No incremental expenses Less net income
Fashionistas
PROS CONS
Increase in number of viewers Additional incremental cost of 15
million
High CPM of $3.5 which leads to Since target is for only 50% of
increase in the Ad sales females which might reduce the
customer base
Dual Marketing(Fashionistas & planners)
PROS CONS
This market segmentation helps in Since, it’s the first marketing
increasing the net income and margin strategy implemented, it is partially
of the fashion channel. risky.
3. If you were Dana wheeler, what would you recommend and why?
4. Dana is trying to bring some change in the organization. How should she
manage the discussion and meeting to be most effective in leading the group
towards the right decision?
-To increase the programme line of fashion channel for attracting more
number of viewers to watch the channel.
EXPENSES
Operations cost $72,100,000 $72,100,000 $72,100,000 $72,100,000
Programming $55,000,000 $55,000,000 $70,000,000 $75,000,000
cost
Ad sales $6,227,020 $7,472,424 $9,686,476 $10,378,368
commissions
Marketing & $60,000,000 $60,000,000 $60,000,000 $60,000,000
advertising
SGA $41,200,000 $41,200,000 $41,200,000 $41,200,000
Total expense $234,527,020 $235,772,424 $252,986,476 $258,678,368
Net income $54,640,340 $94,908,408 $151,496,084 $168,867,232
Margin 19% 29% 37% 39%