The purpose of this assignment is to create and tailor an on-brand overview of the presentation template you are planning to use for the Topic 8 “Benchmark Assignment: Brand Marketing Strategy Presentation” and also to demonstrate Loom proficiency. Part 1: Prepare Your Presentation Template You will utilize the attached “Brand Strategy Presentation Checklist” to plan out the framework for your final presentation. Each slide needs to be titled according to the checklist. Utilize the attached “Brand Marketing Strategy Presentation” PowerPoint template to create your presentation framework. Be sure to appropriately stylize your presentation template to reflect an on-brand look before you complete your sample recording. On brand means that you are taking into consideration a color palette, imagery, fonts, etc. that are in keeping with the selected brand. Part 2: Record Your Sample Presentation Once you are ready to record your sample presentation, review the Loom resources, located in the Topic 7 Resources. Complete the setup steps as needed. The sample recording, for this topic should be no more than a minute long and should describe how your presentation is on brand while also demonstrating your ability to record slides advancing with your recorded video. In the next topic, you will record your full presentation, consisting of 10–12 slides and a 7–10 minute recording. General Requirements While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion. You are not required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. Assignment Overview • The purpose of this final project assignment is to demonstrate your ability to apply key marketing strategy concepts using your selected brand. • Throughout this course, you have explored aspects of your brand’s operations and strategy. This final assignment asks you to revise and synthesize your previous work into a professional, research-based presentation. Your analysis should be concise, well-organized, and supported by examples. • Prepare a 10- to 12-slide presentation with detailed speaker notes that summarize your analysis of your chosen brand. Then, screen record your presentation using any platform you prefer (PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, etc.). Submit your video and your final slide deck. The presentation should be 7–10 minutes long and clearly showcase your understanding of strategic marketing concepts. How to Use This Template • This presentation template is designed to guide you through the structure and content requirements of your final project. Each slide includes a title and content area, along with detailed prompts in the speaker notes section. These prompts are there to help you know what to include and how to explain your ideas clearly and professionally. As you complete your project, do the following: • Replace the placeholder content with information about your chosen brand. • Follow the structure carefully to ensure you address all required components, including industry context, marketing mix, brand strategy, and strategic recommendations. • For each slide, write detailed speaker notes as if you were presenting to a professional audience. This is where you will explain your analysis, support it with research, and apply course concepts. • Once your slides and speaker notes are complete, you will use your preferred platform to deliver a 7- to 10-minute professional presentation. • Be sure your final product is well-organized, clear, and supported by credible sources. • This template is here to help you stay focused, organized, and confident as you build your final marketing strategy presentation. Helpful Resources • Effective Business Writing • Loom • 6×6 Rules • On-Brand Resource • Checklist • Rubric • LopesWrite • GCU Library Title Slide • Include: – Title of Presentation – Student Name – Course Name – Brand Name – Public, Clickable Link to Recorded Presentation Industry and Company Overview • Industry – Key trends in the industry – Major competitors – Growth forecasts (include data) • Company – Mission statement – Core products/services – Target customers – Recent developments Target Market and Position • Market segments • Target demographics and psychographics • Problem solved • Positioning strategy • Differentiators • Mental space in consumer minds MARKETING MIX Product Strategy • Product lines and overall product mix (width, depth) • USP • Service blueprint summary • Brand management Place and Price • Distribution methods • Retail, e-commerce, or partnerships • Pricing objectives • Examples of pricing strategies Integrated Marketing Communications • Promotion mix • Types of appeals • Digital marketing strategy OPPORTUNITIES Global Strategy and Ethics • Where your brand operates • Global strategies • Ethical practices Growth Recommendations • Two strategic recommendations • Alignment with analysis References MKT-315 – Brand Strategy Presentation ChecklistTitle Slide and Introduction☐ Included the presenter’s name, course information, brand name, and a public link to the presentation.☐ Confirmed the link is accessible and not password protected.☐ Briefly introduced the presenter and the purpose of the presentation.Industry and Company Overview☐ Summarized key trends, competitors, and growth forecasts in the industry using credible sources.☐ Described the company’s mission, core products/services, customer base, and recent strategic developments.☐ Used the “telescope and microscope” approach to show the big picture and brand focus.Segmentation, Target Market, and Positioning☐ Identified the market segments the brand targets.☐ Described the target market using demographic and psychographic details.☐ Explained the specific consumer problem the brand solves.☐ Described how the brand differentiates itself and the mental space it occupies in the minds of consumers.Transition: Marketing Mix☐ Used a transition slide to introduce the four Ps.☐ Explained that “I will now discuss product, place, price, and promotion in detail.”Product Strategy and Brand Management☐ Identified 3–5 major product lines.☐ Described the product mix (width, depth).☐ Clearly stated the brand’s unique selling proposition (USP).☐ Included a service blueprint with physical evidence, customer actions, employee actions, and supporting processes. ☐ Described brand image, identity, awareness, and loyalty to show brand equity.Place (Distribution) and Price Strategy☐ Described the distribution strategy (direct, indirect, omnichannel).☐ Explained marketing channels used (e-commerce, retail, partnerships).☐ Identified pricing objectives and explained pricing strategies with examples.Promotion and IMC Strategy☐ Identified which promotion mix elements the brand uses (advertising, social media, etc.).☐ Gave 3–5 specific examples, including links or visuals.☐ Compared traditional and digital media use with examples and evaluation.☐ Described the brand’s messaging strategy (emotional, rational, humorous, etc.).☐ Explained how the brand’s messaging is consistent across platforms (IMC).Transition: Opportunities☐ Used a transition slide to introduce the final section (global strategy, ethics, recommendations).☐ Explained that “I will present future opportunities and strategic ideas.”Global Strategy and Ethics☐ Identified where the brand operates globally and its market strength in those areas.☐ Explained how the brand competes globally through pricing, localization, and supply chains.☐ Assessed current ethical practices (labor, marketing, sourcing, sustainability).☐ Identified one or more areas for improvement.Strategic Recommendations and Growth Opportunities☐ Proposed two clear, actionable strategic recommendations for the brand that will promote growth.☐ Explained how each recommendation aligns with findings from earlier in the presentation.☐ Based my suggestions on research and analysis. Christian Worldview☐ Explained, in 2–3 sentences, if the company acts according to a Christian worldview.☐ Provided 2–3 specific examples to support the statement above.References Slide☐ Included all sources used in APA style.☐ Explained the purpose of the final slide.☐ Ended the presentation professionally by thanking the audience.Presentation of Content☐ Presented the content clearly and concisely.☐ Effectively used speaker notes to present content.☐ Presented ideas concisely and abided by time requirements. ☐ Used Loom screen recording correctly.Layout☐ Created a layout that is visually pleasing and easy for the audience to follow.☐ Organized content to contribute to the overall message.☐ Used headings, subheadings, and white space appropriately.☐ Used the backgrounds and colors to enhance the readability of the text.Speaker Notes☐ Organized speaker notes to support presentation of content.☐ Corresponding in-text citations are throughout the speaker notes.Format and Documentation☐ Used the provided template.☐ Followed the assignment prompt order.☐ Correctly used APA style to format the reference list and in-text citations.
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