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Titleist

Jack Caywood

Do You Know Titleist?
• Company background
• Industry leader
• Products

Modern Golf Background

• Key terms
• Fast-pace industry
– Continuous growth
– Continuous innovation

• Highly competitive

Purpose of the Report
• High competition demands active and effective marketing – Constantly changing marketing plan
– Titleist remaining a “powerhouse”

• Understanding marketing for Titleist
– Product release and marketing efforts
– Overall marketing efforts
– External factors of marketing

• 2008-2014

Background and General info on
Titleist Marketing
• New product release
• “Pyramid of influence”
• Mainstream media
– Professional player influence on consumer
– Website videos
– Marketing a specific product and a general brand Overview of Significant Findings
• The brand name itself
– Recognition
– Tradition

• Personal customer-to-business relationship
• Marketing to reach many segments
– Commercials and magazines
– Levels of products

• E-marketing

Methods
• Internet
• Started at Titleist home page
– Focus on brand image
– Focus on brand information/marketing efforts






Historical timelines
Secondary information reports
Blogs and reviews
Tie in with personal knowledge

Results and Findings

Marketing: New Product Release
• New line of products every year
• Groundbreaking Titleist Driver technology in 2010
– Adjustable Lofts (16 different)

• New Pro V1 and Pro V1x released in 2013
• Groundbreaking club loft technology in 2013
– Easier adjustments

• New product awareness
– Pushing technology and the brand name to a wide pop.

• Many companies modeled after the new products

Marketing: Brand Name
• Consistent, quality product
• Pride in product
Golf ball
– Putter

• Consistent efforts to use brand name for marketing strategy.
– Past success = Future attraction
– Keep traditional image of brand*

Commercial
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKAqoy4 nmFg Marketing: Club Demos/ Golf
Instruction
• Test new products that are

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