Students will learn about product mix versus product line and how businesses develop successful products. They will brainstorm ways to modify a simple product for different target markets. The lesson will introduce the concepts of a product from business and consumer perspectives, and why businesses need multiple product options due to competition. Students will learn the process of designing basic products, adding enhancements, and creating extended products to differentiate from competitors. Finally, students will consider important packaging aspects like ease of use, safety, attraction, handling, and environmental impact when designing their own product's packaging.
Students will learn about product mix versus product line and how businesses develop successful products. They will brainstorm ways to modify a simple product for different target markets. The lesson will introduce the concepts of a product from business and consumer perspectives, and why businesses need multiple product options due to competition. Students will learn the process of designing basic products, adding enhancements, and creating extended products to differentiate from competitors. Finally, students will consider important packaging aspects like ease of use, safety, attraction, handling, and environmental impact when designing their own product's packaging.
Students will learn about product mix versus product line and how businesses develop successful products. They will brainstorm ways to modify a simple product for different target markets. The lesson will introduce the concepts of a product from business and consumer perspectives, and why businesses need multiple product options due to competition. Students will learn the process of designing basic products, adding enhancements, and creating extended products to differentiate from competitors. Finally, students will consider important packaging aspects like ease of use, safety, attraction, handling, and environmental impact when designing their own product's packaging.
Students will learn about product mix versus product line and how businesses develop successful products. They will brainstorm ways to modify a simple product for different target markets. The lesson will introduce the concepts of a product from business and consumer perspectives, and why businesses need multiple product options due to competition. Students will learn the process of designing basic products, adding enhancements, and creating extended products to differentiate from competitors. Finally, students will consider important packaging aspects like ease of use, safety, attraction, handling, and environmental impact when designing their own product's packaging.
Students will understand Product Mix vs Identify ways marketing contributes to a Product Line company’s image Understand the need to go above and beyond minimum requirements to be competitive Objectives Understand How to develop successful products Materials Needed Powerpoint: Product Mix Video: 4 P's Hook S1-3. Students will be shown a simple product and asked to think of every way they could change to product to reach all target markets, students will brainstorm everything they could do to change it including; flavor, size, packaging, and use. After discussing this product they will be given another product to evaluate. Procedure S4. Students will be introduced to what a product is, we will discuss how it is different from the point of view of a business and a consumer. S5. We will identify why businesses need to have so many products available, giving an example that if there was no competition we wouldn’t have to worry about having so many styles and products available, everyone would just purchase the one. S7. Students will be introduced to the difference between product mix and product line using a relatable example of a company. S8-10. Discuss the process products go through when being designed, starting with the basic product and adding enhancements to make it differentiate between competitors, then finally extended products which includes everything you could sell along with it. S.12 Last students will be asked to come up with all the important aspects of packaging and everything that must be thought of when designing it. They should come up with Ease of use, safety, attraction, handling, and environment. Closure Students will be asked to think of their own products packaging and how it matches those 5 standards, after we discuss what they came up with we will view a short video discussing the 4 P’s of the marketing mix. Student Evaluation Students will be encouraged to provide examples and assessed on how well they evaluate their own product’s packaging. They will be assisted in developing creative answers.