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The Party Tub

The Party Tub. A Marketing Plan Brian Schafer Chris Rathbun Aaron Brooks. Introduction. Our product: a high-end luxury spa Designed to accommodate 4 to 6 people Built with the highest quality materials Includes: Fully adjustable jets Underwater lighting Integrated sound system

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The Party Tub

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  1. The Party Tub A Marketing Plan Brian Schafer Chris Rathbun Aaron Brooks

  2. Introduction • Our product: a high-end luxury spa • Designed to accommodate 4 to 6 people • Built with the highest quality materials • Includes: • Fully adjustable jets • Underwater lighting • Integrated sound system • Flat screen waterproof TV and DVD player

  3. Introduction • Product allows consumer to create their own little haven - watch a movie, listen to music or even play a video game. • Goal - pure relaxation in a luxurious and entertaining setting

  4. SWOT Analysis

  5. Internal Environment • Ability to outsource work • High quality product • Strong connections with contractors and celebrity figures • Strong network of sales agents and distributors • Well developed construction plan

  6. External Environment • Target industry • Small and elite groups of consumers • Residing in clusters around major cities • Focus on quality, brand and status then a price figure • Our focus will be more on the image of the product • Attempt to convince consumers that we can provide what they want (Quality, Style, Status) • Small market • Fairly high level of competition in the beginning • Competition will level off after time • Will work to maintain our image and product quality

  7. External Environment • Unique position – product not offered by a competitor • Will create personal relationships with designers and decorators • Must integrate our product in advertising • Hollywood / Entertainment Industry • Outsourcing components of our product • Lessens our materials and storage cost • Opens opportunities to use joint venture advertising • Such companies as Sony or Panasonic for AV components • Allows people to see our brand in conjunction with those who are already in the top of their field, will boost perception of our product • Able to focus more on the whole experience • Focus upon support, individual personal touch and quality • Will gain entrance into this elite industry and be successful

  8. Value Proposition • Through quality, service, luxury and technology we will offer a total experience to our customers by being unique, personal and creating an individual haven away from the tiresome world.

  9. Market Segmentation • This spa qualifies itself as a high-end consumer product – luxury item • Must compete with other high-end spas • Targeted towards baby boomers with a high income • At least $100,000 annually • PRIZM clusters • Urban Gold Coast • Elite urban singles and include ages from 45-64 • Young Literati • Upscale urban singles and couples with professional occupations ranging in age from 25-44 • Executive Suites • Between the ages of 45-64 and most belong to a health club. • Geographics - upscale cities • Marina Del Rey, CA • Blackhawk, CA • Laguna Beach, CA

  10. Market Segmentation • Targeted advertising - publications • Examples of magazines • Entrepreneur • GQ • Self • Targeted advertising - health spas • Higher income individuals targeted through channels that directly affect them • Primary focus upon consumer income • Higher income individuals will be the ones who can afford this luxury item. • The secondary segment focus is age • Baby boomer generation • More disposable income

  11. Marketing Strategy • Spa positions itself with its high price • The “spa of all spas” • This fully loaded spa can be used as a status symbol, one who can afford this spa is well to do above the rest • Understanding the other brands in this same market • Jacuzzi • Known brand • Long history • Respect for the brand • Brand shortcomings (closest spa holds only 2 people) • Our product differs from Jacuzzi • Offer similar idea of a spa but seating for up to 4 to 6 people • Cup-holders and several audio/video hookups • Designer colors for customization

  12. Product Strategy • Most deluxe and customized spa available • Highest quality parts, materials, and warranty • Support options

  13. Product Strategy Flat screen television Floating remote control Surround sound system DVD System All electronic items are waterproofed for safety and durability Built-in CD/AM/FM stereo

  14. Product Strategy • Slip-resistant bottom • 6 Fully adjustable jets • Underwater lighting • Energy-efficient, self-draining, insulated pumps

  15. Product Strategy • Ergonomic Loungers - Webbed Seating feature • Enables therapeutic jets to massage all parts of the body • Allows for more comfort when relaxing in the spa • Adjustable jets hit all areas of body to maximize comfort • Patent pending

  16. Product Strategy • FREE professional installation and onsite service • 3 year onsite warranty • Parts / labor / travel, included

  17. Pricing Strategy • Unique product in marketplace • “Skimming” - entry pricing strategy • Allows us to recoup R&D costs quickly • Takes advantage of originality • 4-6 person Hot Tub • Equipped with a top of the line waterproof flat screen TV/DVD player with surround sound • Designed and developed especially for the rich and famous • Starting price ranges $35,000 – $40,000 retail • Selling to retailers/wholesalers for around $25,000. • After initial run on the market, price will lower as competitors enter • May be able to later offer a more affordable rate • Would help to expand target market • Price leadership • Forced the competitors to follow our lead on price • Recouped our R&D costs.

  18. Promotional Strategy • Luxury item, afforded by the wealthy • Promoted by providing a sample model to lifestyle shows such as “MTV Cribs” and other “hip reality” shows • Wealthy clients aware of the product • Possible trials/demonstrations • Discounted products sold to hotels and resorts – ability to purchase or request more information • Magazines and publications • Communicate the symbolism behind having our hot tub • Hollywood style parties • Rich and famous • Celebrities • Trade shows • Demonstrate and showcase product to home builders, designers, and decorators

  19. Promotional Strategy • Celebrity testimonials/ Marketing People "My favorite thing after a NBA play-off game or the Olympics or just a real tough training session is to get into my spa, close my eyes, and rest and recover and let my body heal up for my next day of training. These spas are truly the Ultimate Relaxation Machine. Not only do they let you relax, but these spa’s can really entertain your friends.” Michael Jordan Six-time NBA champion (‘91-’93, 96-98); NBA MVP (‘88, '91, '92, '96, '98); 10-time All-NBA First Team (‘87-93, ‘96-’98); Defensive Player of the Year (’88); Nine-time All-Defensive First Team (‘88-93, ‘96-’98); Rookie of the Year (‘85); 14-time All-Star; All-Star MVP (‘88, '96, '98); One of 50 Greatest Players in NBA History (‘96); Two-time Olympic gold medalist (‘84, '92).

  20. Distribution Strategy • Our showrooms • Usage demonstrations • Free trials • Showrooms of distributors around the country • Tradeshows • Make contact with distributors, contractors, designers, decorators • See product used on TV shows • Website/internet advertising • Website to “request more information” • Find a distributor in the local area

  21. Distribution Strategy • Web site allows the customer to customize the colors and some of the features online • Virtual model

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  26. Conclusion Thank you!

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