Strategic Framework for Marketing Structure Optimization PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 21-slide Marketing Organization 2.0 PowerPoint presentation, presents a comparative analysis of centralized versus distributed marketing organizational structures. It highlights the advantages and considerations of each model, emphasizing the need for a strategic approach in determining which activities to centralize and which to keep distributed.

In the centralized model, the presence of a Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) overseeing brand strategy and execution is noted. Key benefits include scale efficiencies, brand alignment, and the ability to share best practices effectively. This model is particularly advantageous for smaller organizations, as it simplifies implementation and fosters consistency across marketing efforts.

Conversely, the distributed model allows for marketing expertise to be allocated to individual brands and business units. This structure promotes innovation and responsiveness to specific brand needs, with initiatives often managed through committees or boards. It is best suited for larger, global companies with multiple brands, where tailored marketing strategies can better address diverse market demands.

The slide also introduces the concept of a hybrid model, termed the Marketing 2.0 Organization, which seeks to balance the strengths of both approaches. It stresses the importance of strategically deciding what to centralize based on the organization’s business objectives. Three guiding questions are proposed to facilitate this decision-making process: assessing potential value creation, evaluating the need for tighter guidelines, and determining the necessity of capturing and sharing insights.

Overall, the slide underscores the critical nature of thoughtful centralization in marketing functions to avoid missed opportunities for efficiency and effectiveness.

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