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Identify a suitable marketing initiative within an organisation (should be based on a real marketing situation if possible and the organisation should be operating in Australia).

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Assessment 1
Your Tasks
You are to undertake a project report.
There are 3 parts to be completed. Part A, B & C
1. Identify a suitable marketing initiative within an organisation (should be based on a real marketing situation if possible and the organisation should be operating in Australia).
2. Prepare a marketing plan and work through the criteria stated in each of the 3 parts of the project scope and submit a marketing report due in Session 5 to the trainer.
Part A
Select a marketing initiative in an organisation that you could manage. Answer the assessment tasks using this initiative and complete the tasks as you go.
1. Who are the target audience for this marketing effort? What are the targets
and objectives? (3 marks + 6 marks)
2. Prepare a Critical Path Analysis, Gantt chart or other similar tool showing how all aspects of the marketing effort will be integrated. Ensure points at which monitoring is to be done are included. Discuss how these meet the
strategic marketing objectives of your organisation. (10 marks)
3. How will you monitor the product, distribution, pricing and marketing communication policies in relation to:
• Market changes (4 marks)
• Marketing plan objectives (4 marks)
• Organisational requirements (4 marks)
4. Using marketing metrics state how you will monitor the overall marketing progress against the performance targets to ensure that activity, quality, cost
and time requirements are met. (6 marks)
Part A total: 37 marks
Part B
In preparation for the implementation of this marketing plan, you must
communicate the marketing objectives with all of those who will be involved. The following should be detailed:
1. How will you communicate the marketing objectives for this initiative across the organisation? How will it be altered or adjusted to meet the needs of all levels of knowledge, experience and specific needs of staff?
(3 marks + 4 marks)
2. Who will identify the roles and responsibilities of all those involved in the implementation and how will you gain agreement on this? What will you do if
some do not agree? (3 marks +2 marks)
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3. What is your communication strategy to ensure that all personnel
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2. Who will identify the roles and responsibilities of all those involved in the implementation and how will you gain agreement on this? What will you do if
some do not agree? (3 marks +2 marks)
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3. What is your communication strategy to ensure that all personnel responsible for each element of the marketing mix (i.e. the distribution, level of service, pricing, promotion and/or product or service variables such as: design, quality, range, safety features and/or technical features) work together to meet the marketing objectives. How will you make this strategy
work? (4 marks + 4 marks)
4. How will you support individuals and teams to achieve the agreed objectives
and use resources available to them to the required standard? (4 marks)
5. How will you assess the individual and team performance and correct under-performance to keep on target for achieving objectives? (4 marks +4 marks)
Part B total: 32 marks
Part C
The marketing effort has now been planned and implemented. The evaluation must now be completed to allow learning for future endeavours. Discuss the following:
1. At each point that you planned to monitor, look at your objectives and
goals at that point and compare these with the actual results that you have
achieved. Discuss the results and any actions you took or revisions you made
in response to your findings. (10 marks)
2. At each point analyse the success and performance gaps in terms of what occurred and what was the result (cause and effect). Then discuss how you used and will use in the future, this information to improve performance. (10 marks)
3. At each point analyse any over-performance. Discuss how you identified these and what impact they had on the marketing objectives and goals. What did you learn about trends and how did you establish new targets? If there was no over-performance, discuss these issues as a contingency - what if it
had happened? What would you do and learn? (10 marks)
4. At each point analyse changes that you identified and documented in market phenomena. What impact did they have on the strategic marketing
objectives? (5 marks)
Part C total: 35 marks
Finally, review the overall marketing performance against the key performance indicators.
Assessment 1 total: 104 marks
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