Entrepreneurial product marketing
The session took place. The next seminar will take place in 2013
Desired Outcomes of this Session
- Basic entrepreneurial marketing fundamentals
- Experience practical application of entrepreneurial marketing fundamentals in case study
- Chance to step back and get a perspective
- Experiment with these new ideas and apply to your company
Session Agenda
- Critical success factors in entrepreneurial product marketing
- Entrepreneurial marketing framework and process
- “Technology push” vs. “Market Pull”
- Choosing how to compete
- Entrepreneurial product marketing: SensAble Technologies and Brontes Technologies case studies
- The “Crossing the Chasm” challenge in high technology, and how to make it positive for you
- Examples of how to successfully build customer focused companies from technology base
- Utilizing the latest internet tools to do “Inbound Marketing” and dramatically improve your marketing while simultaneously reducing costs
- The importance of, and how to give a great elevator pitch
- Quantify the benefits
- Combines thorough sales and market research
- Preparing your elevator pitch
- Delivering elevator pitches effectively
- Marketing communications
- How to know when the timing is right for “MarCom”
- What MarCom is, and what it is not
- Inbound Marketing applied
- Business models to optimize success and gain competitive advantage
- A discussion of various business models to optimize monetization of value created
- How to choose an appropriate business model for your venture
- “Blue Ocean Strategy” Marketing
- How to change the rules of the game to produce new profitable market
- Avoiding the mistakes of traditional ‘red ocean’ marketing
- Outline for starter marketing plans presentations
- The power of vertical marketing
- The need to visualize global markets, and bridge to where these markets are
- Successfully cross-selling and working across borders
- Basic principles and concepts of inbound marketing
- How to complement, integrate with, and potentially displace “MarCom” tradition
- What inbound marketing is most effective for and what it is not