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Invention Marketing Plan Format

September 8, 2012 by Don Debelak

Invention Marketing Plan Format

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Do you want to impress potential partners or investors with a great marketing plan? If you are like most inventors, you probably don’t know where to start in writing a marketing plan. Below is a marketing plan format to make sure you cover all the major points as well as presenting them in a logical order. If you need more help writing a marketing plan, we recommend buying Streetwise Marketing Plan. 
  1. Executive Summary
    1. Company Description
    2. Target Markets
    3. Competitive Advantage
    4. Strategy
  2. Marketing Objective
    1. Sales
    2. Market Share
  3. Current Situation
    1. Sales Growth
    2. Product Line
    3. Distribution
    4. Sales Team
    5. Key Customers
    6. Competitors
    7. Strengths
    8. Weaknesses
  4. Market
    1. Market Description
    2. Market Segments
    3. Market Trends and Opportunities
    4. Marketing Concerns
    5. Competitor’s Developments
  5. Customers
    1. Target Customers
    2. Customer Trends
    3. Customer Hot Button
  6. Strategy
    1. End Users
    2. Distribution
    3. Key Contacts
  7. Positioning Statements
    1. Main Positioning Statement
    2. To End Users
    3. To Distribution
  8. Marketing Tactics
    1. Product / Store / Service Based
    2. Pricing
    3. Packaging / Store Display
    4. Communication
    5. Distribution
    6. Promotions
    7. Customer Service
  9. Implementation Plan
  10. Sales  Budget / Expense Summary

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  1. Howard Davis says

    September 8, 2012 at 8:53 am

    This is just what I need.

    Thanks, Howard

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