Case Study Of Kiki

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Kiki is a recently established magazine in 2007 targeted to young ladies between the ages of 9 and 14. It’s unique design-based content and philosophy makes it one of the fastest growing magazines in a short period of time. Kiki’s philosophy is “the promotion of self-confidence among young girls [without exposing young girls to commercialism or sexualize them].” The company’s current marketing strategy is brilliant and complies with its philosophy and code of ethics. However, Kiki should consider conducting an extensive research on how to increase their percentage growth when it comes to circulations and new comers as well as how to increase their renewal rate. This research should establish a well planned marketing strategy with a marketing …show more content…

Moreover, the research should also be an applied research with a specific market segment or niche, a selected demographic segment as well as geographic segmentation and an identified segmentation bases. This will allow the company to understand the consumer, the indirect consumer—which in this case would be the parents, and understand the possibilities of globalization. Effectively conducting this research will in turn increase profit in five year just like the financial department anticipates and increase circulations, new subscribers, and the renewal rate.

This research will provide Kiki with data to be analyzed and a position as to where it stands in the competitive market. In order for Kiki to start its research it first needs to establish a few steps. First Kiki needs to come up with a marketing strategy to launch a marketing plan, a market objective and a …show more content…

Moreover, they will also establish a mission statement for the niche and evaluate the cost of the further action to be taken into account. For example, they need to consider the new strategies to attract new subscribers, strategies to increase the renewal rate, and strategies to expand their geographic segmentation. Some ideas for increasing new subscribes are to increase research on rising generations to be collected every five years in order to understand its new consumers and their demand. By understanding new generations the company will be educated on the market and will be able to ask the right question and deliver quality products. Moreover, Kiki could increase their renewal rate by creating a new niche where they create a new target market and adjust to their demand. For example, they could create a niche where they focus on ages 15 to 20 and maintain the company philosophy by inspiring the young teens to aspire towards a big future and dream big. They could achieve this by addressing the topics of college, real life scenarios, fashion trends and how to create their own style and becoming self-aware which will increase their self-esteem. Lastly, the company could expand it geographic segmentation by expanding into the global market

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