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PopID/ Poppay:
Poppay was the downfall for the company
Completely remove poppay until they gain more customers
Marketing problem:
1.
Need recognition (not many people knew what the app was) this lead to Poppay
overpromoting their product and giving too much free money
Suggestions
Promotion
Product
New target market: college graduates
POPID x Visa Qatar World Cup:
https://usa.visa.com/about-visa/newsroom/press-releases.releaseId.19266.html
Memo due Thursday:
Company
Issue
Segment focus on
Map out journey
How to study
Memo Due Thursday:
Per the syllabus, part one requires submitting a short, memo-style document (1-2
pages) that outlines your group project plan. In addition, please include a "team name",
list all the members of your group, and list your email addresses. As outlined in the
syllabus, the memo itself should contain the following (bullet points are fine):
(1) The selected company
PopID (pop pay)
(2) Market overview/analysis (e.g., SWOT analysis)
Positive
Negative
Internal to PopPay
Strengths
Innovative way to pay- you can pay with
your face without having to have your card
or phone.
The technology works
Numerous applications: pay with face,
restaurants, apartment building access,
nightclubs could use it for lists.
Weakness
Privacy issues- people are
scared of face tracking and the
advancement of technology.
They don't want their information
to get leaked. Not trustworthy
Not many establishments
currently utilize PopId
External to PopPay
Opportunities
-Using security as a powerpoint rather than
letting it become a weakness
- Partnerships with credit card companies
can establish more credibility and drive a
larger user base. (Visa partnership for the
World Cup)
- In a post-pandemic world, more people
are looking for alternative payment
methods to reduce risk of exposure to
illnesses like COVID
- Using your face (which is pretty close to
impossible to replicate) is inherently more
secure than a traditional debit or credit card
with a pin. (recently had my debit card
information compromised and had to go
through the hassle of closing the old one
and getting a new one)
Threats
Apple pay- uses touchless pay
and is a trusted company. Fewer
people are afraid to use Apple
pay
Privacy laws and regulations
could limit or stop the use
altogether.
-Lack of brand recognition-
people do not know the name or
the product of the company well
-Many people have security
concerns and may struggle to
attract certain types of
customers because of it.
(3) An overview of the company's likely target segments and the target segment(s) you
will focus on in your project (e.g. "segment profiles")
●
College students (overpromotion)
○
Gen z-
young people that like new technology and advancements. Less
likely to care about security, covid, etc.
●
Covid Sensitive people
●
Businesses
(4) The consumer behavior problem you identified for your segment(s) (what do the
consumers value- psychological, functional, and economical)
Buying Process for college students:
Stage
Internal Influences
Social Influences
External Influences
Need awareness
Wanting to pay for
something but you forgot
your card
Wanting a touchess form
of payment
-Showing up to a party
that was sponsored by
PopPay and you had to
sign up to get into the
party,
-“everyones using it”
-
-Seeing PopPay adds,
-People using PopPay at
the store or restaurant
-Seeing social media
posts of people at the
PopPay parties.
Interest (info
search)
Top of mind forms of
touchless payments:
-Apple pay
-Google pay
-Venmo
Interest of new company
- asking friends which
payment apps they use
- talking to a
representative at a
PopPay even
talking to friends that
use PopPay
- Google search for other
forms of payment
-
Evaluation of
Option
You are using Apple Pay
but want to try something
new.
Don't want to feel left out
of parties
PopPay offered $10
when you made an
account
- talking to friends that
have PopPay and
asking them if they like
it
-You get $ when you refer
friends to PopPay
- Seeing its a new
technological trend
Choice
Concluding that PopPay
is the best option for
yourself
Friends recommending /
encouraging Poppay
Consumption
- Poppay is a convenient
way to pay
Post Consumption
Functional vs practical
when compared to other
options.
Chat GBT- To overcome these challenges, PopPay may need to focus on building a strong
brand identity, emphasizing its unique features and benefits, and offering incentives or
promotions to attract new users. It may also be helpful for PopPay to partner with established
companies or organizations to expand its reach and build credibility.
The marketing issue in this scenario is that the company's promotional strategy was not aligned
with its overall business objectives, which led to a lack of customer retention. By overpromoting
its product, PopPay may have attracted customers who were primarily interested in the
promotional deals rather than the product's core features and benefits.
This type of promotion strategy, commonly referred to as "discounting," can be effective in
generating short-term sales and increasing brand awareness. However, it can also attract
customers who are less loyal and less likely to continue using the product after the promotion
ends.
To address this issue, PopPay may need to adjust its promotional strategy to ensure that it is
attracting customers who are interested in the product's core value proposition, rather than just
the promotional deals. This could involve focusing on educating customers about the product's
features and benefits, building a strong brand identity, and providing excellent customer service
to ensure customer satisfaction and retention. Additionally, the company may want to consider
offering promotions and discounts that are more targeted and aligned with its overall business
objectives, rather than just focusing on driving short-term sales.
To develop a more effective marketing strategy for PopPay, it would be important to identify the
target market segment that is most likely to benefit from the platform's features and is more
likely to be loyal to the brand. Based on the information provided, PopPay's target market
segment could include:
1.
Tech-Savvy Individuals: PopPay's platform is designed to provide a seamless and
convenient payment experience, which may be particularly attractive to tech-savvy
individuals who are accustomed to using digital tools and mobile apps for various
purposes.
2.
Early Adopters: Early adopters are typically the first customers to try out new products
and technologies. PopPay's target market could include these individuals who are open
to exploring new and innovative payment methods.
3.
Small Business Owners: Small business owners may be attracted to PopPay's platform
as it provides a range of payment methods that can simplify the transaction process for
their customers.
4.
Individuals who value convenience: PopPay's platform is designed to make transactions
easier and more convenient for customers. As such, the target market segment could
include individuals who place a premium on convenience and are looking for more
efficient ways to make payments.
By targeting these segments, PopPay can develop a marketing strategy that speaks directly to
the needs and preferences of its core customers. It can also help the company to more
effectively communicate the value proposition of its platform and build a more loyal customer
base over time.
1.
Need Awareness- College students wanted a more convenient way to pay
2.
Interest- They were looking up a different way of paying that is more convenient
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