Marketing Simulation: Thorr Motorcycles Inc.

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Perceptual Maps in Marketing Perception is done every day in some shape or form. Having the ability to see, hear, or feel, and transferring it into what means to you. During a perceptual marketing simulation of Thorr Motorcycles Inc., with three phases introduced and solutions provided, my results were then interpreted and will later be discussed throughout this paper. Also different marketing components will be discussed such as the relationship between positioning and differentiation of services and products. The effect of the product life cycle and the effect it had on the simulation. Situation Thorr Motorcycles, Inc., a $5 billion motorcycle company, produces over 200,000 units per year. CruiserThorr is brand which represents strength,…show more content…
What effect did the product life cycle have on the product in the simulation? The product lifestyle cycle allows for the customer to buy into the products image and product. The simulation allowed me to develop and enhance marketing ideas, and examine what was important to the customer. The perceptual map made the marketing strategy visual and making certain valued elements relevant for customer perception. What is the relationship between differentiation and positioning of products or services? Is the repositioning of the product in the simulation as you had expected it to be? Explain why or why not. Customizing options are extremely important to existing and potential consumers. For Thorr’s optimal marketing, they would also include lifestyle image, service offerings, quality engineering, and price. CruiserThorr’s brand was surveyed by 350 men, ages 25-55. The survey consisted of seven questions about the CruiserThorr’s image, brand, quality, design, service, price, and promotion. In summary, the perceptual map was able to give insight as to what the customer request, and how identify different concepts in a marketing strategy. Thorr revamped CruiserThorr during a product relaunch and gained positive
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