Analysis Of LG Curved Oled Smart TV

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Marketing Mix Analysis: LG Curved OLED Smart TV Firm and Product Overview LG Electronics, founded in 1958, is a Korean multinational corporation that produces a variety of personal and household electronic goods. In particular, LG established itself in Australia in 1997 and continues to offer “a range of stylish and innovative home entertainment products, mobile phones, home appliances, commercial displays, air conditioning systems and solar energy solutions.” LG sells high involvement products nationwide, but is more concentrated in metropolitan areas to cater to an environment that embraces luxury technological products. More specifically, one of LG’s more recent products, the Curved OLED Cinema 3D Smart TV (product 55EA9800), targets the high socio-economic members of society who live a luxury lifestyle and are seeking a flamboyant viewing experience. The acronym OLED, which stands for “organic light-emitting diode”, is essentially powered by excitation of electrons in fluorescent compounds on organic surfaces (i.e. OLED technology) (Tsujimura, T. (2012). OLED display: Fundamentals and applications. Hoboken, N.J: Wiley.). The overall market for the OLED Smart TV is not limited to brand loyalists. In summary, the OLED Smart TV will most likely target city-dwellers who earn approximately $90,000 or greater per year, watch television on a regular basis and are looking for an enhanced, flashy entertainment experience. Product The OLED Smart TV satisfies customers who are looking for a television that provides a high-end, dynamic viewing experience. This product particularly appeals to early adapters of innovative and creative electronics, due to the fact that the OLED Smart TV is attributed with several ground-breaking features. Am... ... middle of paper ... ...y being manufactured, the features of these goods, provide contact details for customer support and handle public relations, rather than actively advertising their products. Promotion As the concept of a curved television that is powered by OLED technology is relatively new to the average consumer, most customers are currently either in the “awareness” or “knowledge” stage of buyer-readiness. Therefore, the producer must first inform the consumer the benefits of a television that functions on organic LEDs and proceed to persuade the consumer to believe that the value this technology brings to the customer is superior to the available substitutes. The responsibility of proactively advertising the OLED Smart TV predominantly falls on the retailers after consumers become aware of the OLED Smart TV and have a developed knowledge of the three different product levels.

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