Marketing & Sales
Challenges:
-
Brands are being scrutinized as never: Customers have become very powerful; they shop around the globe, share their experiences and cross-check information with thousands of other consumers and develop very high expectations that only a few companies can meet.
-
The advent of social marketing has disrupted marketing practices. Mass marketing and the one size fits all is out of date. Instead, intimacy with the customers and lasting connection are required to remain on the list of the favourite brands. Marketing people need to
-
Hyper-competition means that the number of players competing for the consumers’ attention is so big that the customer risks being overloaded by information and may eventually become irresponsive to communication actions.
-
Marketing is a zero-sum game, the more media time/space your competitor buys, the less you will have left. This situation has led to increased sales and marketing budgets at the expense of more value-creating processes.
-
Customer behaviour is becoming highly unpredictable. In a context of crisis, the consumers have less money to spend, thus new consumption patterns are emerging and products are being interchanged very easily.
Our Services:
We support our clients in the following areas:
Strategic marketing: Marketing strategy aims to answer a set of specific questions related to the implementation of the strategic choices as defined in an earlier step by the corporate strategy in line with the company vision.
MTC provides guidance to answer the following critical questions:
Branding: Branding is the complete process that starts with making customers more aware of the brand and goes up to lead them to the purchase decision. Brands are extremely valuable to companies. Coca Cola’s was estimated to be worth $66 billion. Brands matter even more for B2B businesses. Contrarily to the common belief that companies buy products rationally following their standard purchasing procedure, and suggesting the uselessness of branding, it has been found that the most prominent B2B companies like IBM, Oracle, Maersk…. managed to stand out from their peers by building a strong brand image. Therefore, companies, especially large corporations, heavily invest to ensure that their brands are strong and capable of delivering a rewarding experience to the customers. Yet, shaping and maintaining the value of a brand in people’s perception requires a deep understanding of not only the expectation of the customer segment in terms of quality, reliability… but also their innermost values and subjectivity.
Sales and channel management: Sales is a costly activity that requires heavy investment in people, training, channels...Yet, the return is not always proportional to the expenditures. To optimize the return of the sales activities, a sophisticated management system is needed. We help our clients organize sales by fostering the capabilities of the salespeople and expanding customer reach while ensuring the seamlessness of the interactions across the channels.
MTC supports its clients in:
Our References:
MSK: German company specialised in woman ready-to-wear production.
SOBREL: embroidering for export company
LYNDA: embroidering for export company
SARRALUX EXPORT: embroidering for export company
INTEX: pull-over production.
MATRIC: pull-over production
KAVIRA: Dutch company , manufacturer of children ready-to-wear
IDUNA: Dutch company specialised in woman underwear.
FLORITEX: German company of shirt production.
EIKO-Tunisia: German company producing work wear
SOBITEX: Manufacturer of jeans
Samah Confection: Manufacturer of jeans
Fella Confection: Manufacturer of woman ready-to-wear
STCM: manufacturer of children ready-to-wear
Textile City: manufacturer of fabrics
SINUTEX: Manufacturer of sportswear
MMT: production of socks
DHAOU BELGACEM: production of socks
ICAB: manufacturer of fabrics
SOMOBAS: production of socks
SOFA: manufacturer of fabrics
PERSOVET: manufacturer of labels
MET: manufacturer of garment accessories
BECOTEX: Manufacturer of sportswear
DANAMODE: Manufacturer of sportswear
IMETEX: Manufacturer of sportswear
MAMO: Manufacturer of work wear
SOPRODITE: Manufacturer of knitwear
MEUBLENTUB: office furniture.
SOCIETE EPTIKAR: Hotel’s Furniture.
INTERIEUR: office and living-room’s furniture.
SOCIETE NOVAMEUBLE: furniture industry.
MEUBLES NASRA: furniture industry
SOCIETE KERKOUANE MEUBLES : Home furniture.
INTERDECOR :Home furniture
TUNICUISINE: kitchen’s furniture production.
ABRA PLAST CONFORT : Office furniture
FERRONERIE D’ART: Metal home furniture
Home furniture : INTERMEUBLE; NOUVELLE EPOQUE NOVAMEUBLE ; KESKES MEUBLES; TRIKI MEUBLES ; MEUBLES SIX
SOTRABOIS: Wood production
CHROME DÉCOR: Decoration items
MARSAOUI: Hotel furniture and decoration
SMID CHAMSA : Cereal milling
TUNISIE-LAIT : diary products
ETABLISSEMENT AMEUR BEN AMOR: packaging and export of seafood .
Packaging and exports of dates: SOCOMAD, MEDIFRUIT, UTIQUA FRUIT, BERNABE BIOSCA TUNISIE, AMEUR FRERES, HORCHANI DATTES.
ESSOUANI : cheese production.
OLLE : cheese production.
Agri-Business-Company: canned tuna fish production.
SOSTEM: Mineral water
PRESTIGE TUNISIE: production of cosmetics.
INDUSTRIE CHIMIQUE DE TUNISIE (ICT) : production of cosmetics
AIR LIQUIDE TUNISIE : French company specialised in industrial gas
SACEM: Public share holding company of Electro-mechanic Construction ( electric transformers production)
SUPER CABLES: electric wire production,
ACEM: electric closet and component production.
ETA: German company, specialised in electric components.
VEGE MOTEURS: engine production
FCS: polypropylene bags production for exports.
MANUFACTURE TUNISIENNE DE MATIERE PLASTIQUE ( MTMP) : plastic pipes, tubes and sanitary articles
COFISAC: polypropylene bag
production
METALPACK: metallic packaging production
Furniture: AYOUBI Steel Furniture, MAANI Specialised Furniture, PROTECH Furniture, JWICO, FORUM, MAANI component furniture.
Food industry: Gulf Food Products: Ketchup, canned fruit and vegetables; Universal Industries: Biscuits and canned vegetables