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MG5553
Module Title
Strategic Marketing Management
Module leader
Dr. Geraldine Cohen

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1226866

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Brunel Business School

MSc in Marketing

Academic Year 2011-2012

Marketing Plan

1226866
Word count: 3130

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction 1
2. cORPORATE OBJECTIVES 1
3. MARKET OVERVIEW 1
4. MARKET AUDIT 3
4.1. Marketing Mix 3
4.2. SWOT Analysis 4
4.3. PESTEL Analysis 5
4.4. Porter’s 5 force 7
5. ASSUMPTIONS 8
6. MARKETING OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES FOR NEW OR MODIFIED PRODUCT 9
6.1. Growth Strategy 9
7. IDENTIFICATION OF ALTERNATIVE PLANS 9
8. PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMME 9
9. MEASUREMENT, REVIEW AND CONTROL 10
10. REFERENCES LIST 11
11. APPENDICES 13

1. Introduction
Kellogg Company is a manufacturer company who produces well-known products for breakfast, cereal, snacks, snack bars, and health bars under the famous brand such as Rice Krispies Squares, Corn flakes, Frosties, and other brands which included 39 brands in total (The Times 100, 2007). Kellogg has manufacturing facilities in 18 countries and sells their wide range of products in 180 countries around the world. The Company also distributes wide range products in frozen food, snack bars, energy bars



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