Growth Sources

Slide Content

The slide presents the Ansoff Matrix as a strategic planning tool that helps businesses determine their product and market growth strategy. There are four quadrants, each representing a different growth approach: "Market Penetration" (low risk) involves selling existing products in existing markets. "Product Development" (medium risk) is about introducing new products to existing markets. "Market Development" (medium risk) suggests selling existing products in new markets. "Diversification" (high risk) is the most challenging, involving new products and new markets, representing both an opportunity and a greater level of risk.

Graphical Look

• The title "Growth Sources" is prominently displayed in large, bold, dark font at the top of the slide.
• The subtitle text "The Ansoff’s Matrix Toolbox, Market Penetration, Product Development, Diversification" is in smaller, lighter font directly below the title.
• There are four color-coded blocks, each representing a different strategy from the Ansoff Matrix, arranged horizontally.
• Each block contains an icon and a label:
• A magnifying glass for Market Penetration (blue block).
• A gear for Product Development (green block).
• A globe for Market Development (orange block).
• Connected dots for Diversification (light blue block).
• Under each block, there is a space with placeholder text for custom descriptions related to each strategy.
• The color palette consists of shades of blue, green, orange, and light blue, creating a visually balanced and attractive layout.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional with a clear and easily understandable visual representation of the Ansoff Matrix. The use of color coding and icons effectively communicates different strategic options.

Use Cases

• To introduce and explain the Ansoff Matrix in a strategic planning or marketing meeting.
• As part of a workshop or seminar to educate attendees on business growth strategies.
• In a business proposal or pitch to outline potential growth strategies for a product or service.
• During a company's internal strategy session to guide discussions on market expansion or product development.