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Business To Business Marketing: Worked by
Business To Business Marketing: Worked by
Worked by:
CHIFAE EL GUERNI.
YASMINE BENMBAREK.
ADAM EL BOUSSAADI.
ANAS EL BAZ.
Framed By:
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TABLE OF CONTENT:
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INTRODUCTION:
The data collection methods and sources for Eaux Minérales d’Oulmès
likely include rigorous monitoring and testing processes at the water
source. Common methods may involve regular sampling and analysis of
the water for various parameters, such as mineral content, pH levels, and
microbial quality.
1. Natural Springs: The primary water source where the mineral water
originates, ensuring its natural purity.
2. Laboratory Analysis: Regular testing in specialized laboratories to assess and
verify the water’s composition, quality, and adherence to regulatory standards.
3. Geological Surveys: Studying the geological characteristics of the region to
understand the natural filtration processes and potential mineral content.
4. Environmental Monitoring: Observing and analyzing the environmental
conditions around the water source to ensure its protection from
contaminants.
5. Bottling Facility Monitoring: Continuous checks at the bottling facility to
maintain hygiene and quality during the bottling process.
These methods collectively contribute to ensuring the consistency, safety, and
premium quality of Eaux Minérales d’Oulmès.
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BACKGROUND OF THE COMPANY:
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DISCUSSION ON SELECTED B2B PRODUCT:
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FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS ON SELECTED B2B
PRODUCT:
S.W.O.T:
1. Strengths:
Natural Resources: Access to pristine natural springs, contributing to the quality of
their mineral water.
2. Weaknesses:
Dependency on Natural Sources: Vulnerability to environmental changes affecting
water sources.
3. Opportunities:
Market Expansion: Opportunities to explore new markets or segments for their
products.
4. Threats:
Competition: Intense competition in the bottled water industry.
Regulatory Changes: Adverse effects due to changes in regulations related to
bottled water.
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Marketing Mix (4P):
The marketing mix, also known as the 4Ps (Product, Price, Place, and Promotion), for
Eaux Minérales d'Oulmès likely involves the following elements:
1 Product:
Eaux Minérales d'Oulmès offers natural mineral water sourced from the Oulmès region,
emphasizing purity and quality.
Potential variations in packaging sizes and formats to cater to diverse consumer needs.
2 Price:
Competitive pricing reflecting the premium quality of their natural mineral water.
Consideration of pricing strategies such as cost-plus pricing or value-based pricing.
3 Place:
Distribution through various channels, including supermarkets, convenience stores,
and possibly online platforms.
Availability in both domestic and international markets.
4 Promotion:
Advertising campaigns focusing on the natural and pure qualities of the mineral water.
Social media marketing, influencer partnerships, and other digital marketing strategies
to engage with a wider audience.
Participation in events or sponsorships to enhance brand visibility.
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Porter's Five Forces
1. Threat of New Entrants:
- High-quality natural water sources might create barriers to entry.
- Established brand reputation and distribution networks could discourage new
competitors.
4. Threat of Substitutes:
- Substitutes like tap water or other beverages may pose a threat.
- Differentiation in terms of quality and health benefits can help mitigate substitute
threats.
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SERVITIZATION STRATEGIES:
1. Subscription Services:
- Offering subscription-based models where customers receive regular deliveries of
Eaux Minérales d'Oulmès products.
- Providing added benefits such as personalized selections or exclusive access to new
products.
2. Bundled Services:
- Creating bundled offerings that include additional services, such as water dispensers,
home delivery, or educational resources on the benefits of mineral water..
5. Educational Initiatives:
- Implementing educational programs or resources that inform customers about the
benefits of mineral water and healthy hydration practices.
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MARKETING STRATEGY FOR THE NEW SERVICE
(SERVITIZATION):
1. Value Proposition:
• Eaux Minérales d’Oulmès could offer a comprehensive hydration solution,
combining the supply of natural mineral water with additional services such as water
quality monitoring, personalized hydration plans, and perhaps exclusive access to
new products through subscription services.
• The value proposition may also include environmental sustainability, emphasizing
eco-friendly practices in packaging and delivery.
3. Value Network:
• Develop partnerships with health and wellness influencers, nutritionists, or fitness
experts to strengthen the educational component of the servitization model.
• Collaborate with technology providers for IoT solutions related to water quality
monitoring and data analysis.
4. Cost Structure:
• Costs may include sourcing and bottling natural mineral water, packaging materials,
technology investments for water quality monitoring, distribution expenses, and
marketing costs for promoting the new services.
• Investments in customer service and support to manage subscriptions and ensure a
positive customer experience.
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5. Profit Potential:
• Revenue streams can come from subscription fees, product sales, and potentially
premium pricing for personalized or exclusive offerings.
• Long-term profitability may stem from customer retention and loyalty, especially if
the servitization model provides a unique and valuable experience.
6. Competitive Strategy:
• Differentiate the servitization model by focusing on the natural purity of the water,
personalized customer experiences, and environmentally conscious practices.
• Leverage the company’s established brand reputation to position itself as a premium
provider of comprehensive hydration solutions.
CONCLUSION:
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REFERENCES:
https://unglobalcompact.org/participation/report/cop/active/449514
https://www.ammc.ma/sites/default/files/r%C3%A9sum%C3%A9_Oulmes-
V.Eng__0.pdf
https://www.euromonitor.com/soft-drinks-in-morocco/report
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