Strategic Marketing Presentation: Company Analysis Report, Semester 1

This presentation analyzes the strategic marketing of one of the following businesses: Pak n Save, Countdown, Air New Zealand, or Jetstar. It covers the company's background, overall mission, and strategic direction. The presentation also includes a brief overview of the major competitors and how they differentiate themselves, along with the company's positioning strategy within the marketplace. The presentation will be assessed on relevant content, persuasiveness, and overall presentation quality. A brief introduction and conclusion, along with a list of references, are required. The presentation aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the chosen company's marketing strategies, demonstrating an understanding of key marketing concepts and their practical application.

Strategic Marketing Presentation
Page: 1 (200-250 words)
Task:
Prepare and assesses the overall strategic marketing of ONE of the following businesses:
Pak n Save, Countdown, Air New Zealand or Jetstar. For you chosen business, discuss the
following in your presentation:
1) Background of the company
2) Overall mission and strategic direction
3) Brief overview of the major competitors and how they differentiate themselves
4) Positioning strategy – how is the company currently positioned in the market place?
You will be marked primarily on your relevant content; however marks will also be awarded
for persuasiveness and overall presentation.Please ensure you have a brief introduction and
conclusion. Please state at the end of your presentation or show a list of references used.
Marking Guide:
Excellent Very
Good Good Fair Poor Max
Mark
Mark
Awarded
Topic: Relevant strategic
tools chosen to discuss the
case, interesting approach
that is appropriate to the case
20-17 16-14 13-12 11-10 9-0 30
Content: Informative details
about the case; ideas well-
supported
20-17 16-14 13-12 11-10 9-0 30

Persuasiveness:Case is
well-argued and discussed,
critically assessed
20-17 16-14 13-12 11-10 9-0 20
Structure: Effective
introduction and conclusion.
Well organised, message is
clear, consistent
10-8.5 8-7 6.5-6 5.5-5 4.5-0 10
Presentation:Overall
presentation - dynamic,
creative, relevant references
10-8.5 8-7 6.5-6 5.5-5 4.5-0 10
Total Marks 100
Comments
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The following table gives some examples of plagiarism:
Types of Plagiarism Description
No references  Paraphrasing not referenced.
 Quotes not referenced.
Incorrect referencing
 Quotes presented as if they have been paraphrased.
 No quotation marks.
 Not all quotes or ideas are referenced.
Ghost writing  Another person writes part or whole of the assignment.
Copying
 Work copied in whole or in part from another student, with or without
the other student's knowledge.
 A student whose work is copied, knowingly or unknowingly, in part
or in full.

Recycling  Submitting the same assignment more than once, with or without
alteration, for the same or another course/module.
Students who are found guilty of plagiarising will be severely penalised. Possible penalties include
a zero mark for the assignment, a fail grade for the module, having to re-enrol in the
course/module, the award of demerit points, and expulsion. If you need clarification about
plagiarism, please see your lecturer, the Study Skills Advisor, or your Academic Head of
Programme.
Note also:
1. Referencing of books, articles, websites, etc., must be in accordance with the APA system.
This will be explained to you by your lecturer.
2. The purpose of assignments is to test students’ understanding and application of module
material, not to test language skills. You may not get other person, not a team member, to
grammatically correct or spell-check your group assignment, but you are allowed to check
your own spelling using spell-checking software or with your group members.
3. Discussions with students outside your group are both allowed and encouraged, but the
actual content of an assignment should be 100% your own work. This means you may not
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to support your own ideas, not as a substitute for original work.