Saturday, April 25, 2020
Marketing Strategies Penetration - Nkjv Bible Essays -
  Marketing Strategies Penetration - Nkjv Bible    Dr.   11/04/99  TR 2:30-3:45  Marketing Strategies  Penetration  Thomas Nelson uses different marketing strategies to penetrate the market to  increase sales. The NKJV Bible is aggressively marketed when the product falls short of  sales goals or the company is trying to break into a new market. They use strategies such  as paying Christian music groups to encourage and sell the Bible while they are on tour  singing. The most important strategy is the NKJV relaunch. This technique is a  promotional that pushes extra advertising through different avenues such as bookstore  displays, magazines (Christian retail and consumer magazines), increasing advertising on  TV/Radio, and direct mailing.   Market Development  The NKJV Bible has covered all the markets that were intended by Thomas  Nelson. Unless something new occurs in the industry they cannot sell there. The product  is at a mature stage of development. They have different market divisions that sell the  Bible all over the world. The International Division sells translated versions into other  languages. The Trade Division sells the NKJV to bookstores everywhere with an  established relationship. The Mass Marketing Division sells the NKJV to businesses,  non-profit and profit, and all ministries. The Direct Division sells the NKJV through  telemarketing and direct mailing.  Product Development  Thomas Nelson is always trying to find out new and improved ways to satisfy the  customer through product development. The Marketing Division team is constantly  studying the market and researching what products they like and how to fulfill consumer  needs. During this process the Publishing Division meets with the Sales Division to find  out what the consumer needs. After this is done they take a new idea to the board. One  of the most recent developments is a new Bible for children that have a night-light so  they can read it at night. Another new product is the girls Bible that has a strap like a  purse. Thomas Nelson is constantly trying to find new ways to satisfy consumer needs  through R&D.  Diversification  Thomas Nelson has a wide variety of products that help diversify what they sell.   They sell many different styles of the NKJV Bible such as the adult version, a child's  version, and a Bible for toddlers. They also sell Bibles for certain denominations like the  Catholic Bible and the Greek Orthodox Bible. Each Bible can be found in different age  groups for better understanding and are all printed in different translations such as the  NKJV, NIV, REB, and the NRSV. Thomas Nelson sells many other books for adults and  children, which are mostly Christian-related. The company also sells items like T-shirts,  videos, CD-ROMs, and other things you might find in a gift shop.   Target Markets  Every NKJV Bible that Thomas Nelson sells is targeted different demographically  but sold together to fulfill the needs of all people with no limits. The Bible is targeted to  all ages, incomes, genders, cultures, and races because its key function is to spread the  gospel throughout the world. There is a good portion that targets ministries and  Christians because of their faith and their use of the Bible constantly, but there is also a  good portion that targets people who are unbelievers outside of the church world. The  NKJV Bible is sold and offered all over the world. Thomas Nelson being the largest  Christian communications company in the world. They are a global market  geographically and market their Bibles in all major cities and countries in the world.   You can find these Bibles in bookstores and Christian outlets in all major cities and  countries in the world. Everyone is part of the target market and it doesn't matter what  kind of activities you are involved in and what interests and opinions you have. Thomas  Nelson focuses on the Christian and Non- Christian secular divisions. The  psychographics of an individual does not exclude them from the target market, but they  do have a division that focuses on fulfilling the needs of the church. People who are  believers or false believers are a big part of the target market who are interested and are  involved in activities that integrate with Bible values, such as church-going and living a  daily Christian life. The behavioristic approach tends to integrate with the  psychographics of the target market. Once again, peoples' attitudes, beliefs, perceptions,  and personalities don't exclude them from being part of the target market. People who  believe are just as important as those who don't believe. Many of the Bibles are sold to  those who believe in God, people who are new in the faith, and people who    
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