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The World’s Shortest Marketing Plan, Version 2.1
blog.guykawasaki.com
What
What does the
product have to
do?
Product
Presence
Persuasion
Where in the
virtual and
physical world
do we need to
sell our
product?
What are the
social factors in
the buying
process of our
product?
Why
What articulated
wants or
unarticulated
needs does it fill?
Why will the
marketplaces and
market spaces
distribute our
product?
When
What is the
window of
opportunity?
Why will people
recommend our
product to others?
When can we
credibly go after
opinion leaders
and early
adopters?
How will our
presence
change during
the lifecycle of
our product?
Preference
How do we
enable
customers to
express their
preferences
and to
personalize
what we do?
Why would
people take the
time and energy
to express their
preferences?
How will
customer
preferences
change over
time?
Price
How much do
we sell our
product for?
Why is this the
right price point?
What is our
pricing strategy
through the
lifecycle?
How
How will the
product fill these
wants and
needs?
How will we
establish and
maintain a
presence in the
important
locations?
How do we
ensure that
comments,
rankings,
reviews, and
counts portray us
in a positive way?
How do we
capture customer
preferences?
(Customer
ratings,
transaction
history, search
behavior, and
configuration
tools?)
How do we set
and reset the
price in a world of
“perfect
information” and
dynamic pricing?
Version History
5/4/06—changed to Helvetica font, made title and headings boldfaced
5/10/06—corrected URL of the blog
Who
What is our best
guess at who is
going to buy our
product?
Who are the
decision makers
at the
marketplaces and
market spaces?
Who are the
relevant opinion
leaders and
persuaders?
Which
communities must
we reach?
Whose
preferences do
we care about?
Who will demand
different price
points? Which
segments do we
care about?