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ClearFocus™ Marketing Plan: NZ 65+ Auto-Focus Eyewear

A comprehensive marketing strategy for launching auto-focus liquid crystal eyeglasses in New Zealand, targeting the 65+ market suffering from presbyopia.

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MART 112 · MARKETING PLAN
ClearFocus™
Auto-Focus Eyeglasses
Bringing Perfect Vision to New Zealand's Ageing Population
Targeting the 65+ Market | NZ Launch Strategy 2026
MART 112 · Semester 1 2026
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01 / PRODUCT
What is ClearFocus™?
ClearFocus™ is a premium auto-focus eyeglass designed for adults with presbyopia — the age-related loss of near vision. Using liquid crystal lens technology, the glasses automatically adjust focus in real time based on where the wearer is looking.
Auto-Focus Technology — Liquid crystal lenses shift focus instantly, near to far
Eye-Tracking Sensors — Infrared sensors detect gaze direction for seamless adjustment
No More Bifocals — Single lens replaces reading, distance & progressive glasses
Lightweight & Stylish — Premium frame design, comfortable for all-day wear
Addresses: Presbyopia — affects 83% of NZ adults aged 45+
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02 / MACRO-ENVIRONMENT
Why Now? Market Conditions
Three key macro trends supporting the NZ launch of ClearFocus™
Ageing Population
NZ's 65+ population reached 950,000 in 2025 — 18% of total population. By 2028, this will exceed 1 million. Presbyopia affects 83% of adults 45+, creating massive unmet demand.
1M+ by 2028
Wearable Tech Growth
Global smart eyewear market is expanding rapidly. Liquid crystal auto-focus technology has matured, reducing production costs. Consumer acceptance of smart wearables is at an all-time high.
Smart wearables +22% CAGR
Healthcare Awareness
NZ eyewear & optical industry valued at $507M (2025). Growing awareness of preventive eye care. NZ seniors have strong disposable income and willingness to invest in health technology.
NZ Optical: $507M market
Customer Need: Convenient, stylish, all-in-one vision correction — no more multiple pairs of glasses.
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03 / CUSTOMER ANALYSIS
Who Are Our Customers?
Market Segmentation
👥
DEMOGRAPHIC
Age 65+, retired or semi-retired, New Zealand residents. Predominantly experiencing presbyopia. Mix of male/female.
🧠
PSYCHOGRAPHIC
Health-conscious, value independence & quality of life, early adopters of practical technology, willing to invest in premium health products.
👓
BEHAVIOURAL
Currently purchasing reading glasses or progressive lenses, frequent optometrist visitors, frustrated with carrying multiple pairs of glasses.
🎯 Target Segment: NZ Adults 65–80
Population: ~750,000 NZ adults aged 65–80 (2025)
Presbyopia prevalence: 83%+ of 45+ age group
Est. addressable market: ~622,000 individuals
Likely buyers (5% conversion): ~31,000 units Year 1
NZ Optical market: $507M (2025)
Secondary data: Stats NZ 2025, WHO Global Eye Health Report
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04 / OBJECTIVES
What Does Success Look Like?
Year 1 Targets — measured quarterly
UNIT SALES
31,000 units sold in Year 1
Based on 5% conversion of ~622,000 addressable NZ customers with presbyopia aged 65–80. Phased rollout: 5,000 Q1 → 8,000 Q2 → 9,000 Q3 → 9,000 Q4. Measured via POS data and distributor reports.
MARKET
5% market share of NZ optical market in Year 1
Build brand awareness to 25% among 65+ adults within 12 months. Target 200 optometrist partnerships across NZ. Achieve 4.0+ star rating on Google & health platforms. Measured via Nielsen surveys and optometrist sales data.
FINANCIAL
Target Revenue: NZ$9.3M Year 1
Based on 31,000 units × NZ$299 retail price. Break-even targeted at Month 8. Gross margin target: 45%. Measured monthly via financial reporting and compared to forecasted P&L.
All objectives reviewed quarterly — corrective action triggered if <80% of target achieved.
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05 / MARKETING MIX
Price & Place Strategy
💰 Pricing Strategy
Premium Penetration Pricing
RRP: NZ$299
  • Cost-plus basis: COGS ~$120 + 45% gross margin
  • Competitive benchmark: Progressive lenses cost $400–$800+ per pair in NZ
  • Perceived value pricing — positioned as tech innovation, not commodity
  • Introductory offer: $249 first 3 months to drive trial
Assumption: Import duties ~12%, freight ~$8/unit, retailer margin 30% factored into wholesale price of $209
📍 Distribution Strategy
Selective Distribution
  • Primary: 200 independent optometrists across NZ (Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch)
  • Secondary: OPSM & Specsavers NZ retail chains
  • Online: ClearFocus.co.nz DTC website + NZ-specific Amazon/Trade Me listings
  • Grey Power & Age Concern partnerships for awareness
Retailer margin: 30%  |  Distributor margin: 15%  |  Net to company: ~$130/unit
Geographic Rollout: Phase 1: Auckland & Christchurch. Phase 2: Wellington, Hamilton. Phase 3: nationwide.
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05 / MARKETING MIX
Promotion Strategy
TV & Radio
TVNZ + RNZ targeting 60+ viewers.

30-sec spots during news & current affairs.
Cost: ~$180,000
Print & Digital
NZ Herald, North & South magazine.

Facebook & YouTube ads targeting 55–75.
Cost: ~$95,000
Trade Promotion
In-clinic displays, co-branded brochures.

Optometrist incentive scheme, demo kits.
Cost: ~$45,000
PR & Events
Grey Power expos, Age Concern events.

Press releases, health media stories.
Cost: ~$30,000
CAMPAIGN TIMELINE (YEAR 1)
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
TV & Radio
Print & Digital
Trade Promotion
PR & Events
Total Promo Budget Year 1: NZ$350,000
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06 / FINANCIAL FORECAST
3-Year Financial Projection
All figures in NZD — focus on logic & transparency of assumptions
Cost Breakdown
VARIABLE COSTS (per unit)
COGS / Manufacturing:
$120.00
Import duty (12%):
$14.40
Freight & logistics:
$8.00
Retailer/distributor margin:
$69.00
Total variable cost:
~$211/unit
FIXED COSTS (Year 1 annual)
Promotion & marketing:
$350,000
Salaries (5 FTE):
$450,000
Overheads (office, software, legal):
$120,000
Total fixed:
$920,000
Year Units Sold Revenue Variable Costs Gross Profit Fixed Costs Net Profit
Year 1 31,000 $9.27M $6.54M $2.73M $920K $1.81M (loss)
Year 2 52,000 $15.55M $10.97M $4.58M $980K $3.60M
Year 3 71,000 $21.23M $14.98M $6.25M $1.04M $5.21M
Revenue vs Net Profit
Revenue
Net Profit
$9.3M
-$1.8M
Year 1
$15.6M
$3.6M
Year 2
$21.2M
$5.2M
Year 3
Break-even achieved in Year 2. Losses in Year 1 reflect investment phase. All assumptions available on request.
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07 / CONTROLS
Tracking Progress & Taking Action
We won't wait until year-end — we monitor monthly and act fast.
Unit Sales KPI
  • Monthly POS reports from optometrist partners
  • Target: 2,580 units/month avg.
  • Alert: <2,060 units (80% of target) for 2 consecutive months
Brand Awareness KPI
  • Quarterly Nielsen consumer survey
  • Target: 25% unaided awareness among 65+ by Dec
  • Alert: <15% awareness at Q2 review
Revenue KPI
  • Monthly management accounts
  • Target: $772,500 revenue/month
  • Alert: <$618,000 for any month
Corrective Action Plan
01
Monitor
Track KPIs monthly via dashboard
02
Diagnose
Identify root cause: pricing? awareness? distribution?
03
Respond
Tactical changes: increase ad spend, revise price, add channels
04
Review
Assess impact after 60 days
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ClearFocus™ Marketing Plan: NZ 65+ Auto-Focus Eyewear

A comprehensive marketing strategy for launching auto-focus liquid crystal eyeglasses in New Zealand, targeting the 65+ market suffering from presbyopia.

MART 112 · MARKETING PLAN

ClearFocus™

Auto-Focus Eyeglasses

Bringing Perfect Vision to New Zealand's Ageing Population

Targeting the 65+ Market | NZ Launch Strategy 2026

MART 112 · Semester 1 2026

01 / PRODUCT

What is ClearFocus™?

ClearFocus™ is a premium auto-focus eyeglass designed for adults with presbyopia — the age-related loss of near vision. Using liquid crystal lens technology, the glasses automatically adjust focus in real time based on where the wearer is looking.

Auto-Focus Technology

Liquid crystal lenses shift focus instantly, near to far

Eye-Tracking Sensors

Infrared sensors detect gaze direction for seamless adjustment

No More Bifocals

Single lens replaces reading, distance & progressive glasses

Lightweight & Stylish

Premium frame design, comfortable for all-day wear

Addresses: Presbyopia — affects 83% of NZ adults aged 45+

02 / MACRO-ENVIRONMENT

Why Now? Market Conditions

Three key macro trends supporting the NZ launch of ClearFocus™

Ageing Population

NZ's 65+ population reached 950,000 in 2025 — 18% of total population. By 2028, this will exceed 1 million. Presbyopia affects 83% of adults 45+, creating massive unmet demand.

1M+ by 2028

Wearable Tech Growth

Global smart eyewear market is expanding rapidly. Liquid crystal auto-focus technology has matured, reducing production costs. Consumer acceptance of smart wearables is at an all-time high.

Smart wearables +22% CAGR

Healthcare Awareness

NZ eyewear & optical industry valued at $507M (2025). Growing awareness of preventive eye care. NZ seniors have strong disposable income and willingness to invest in health technology.

NZ Optical: $507M market

Customer Need: Convenient, stylish, all-in-one vision correction — no more multiple pairs of glasses.

03 / CUSTOMER ANALYSIS

Who Are Our Customers?

Market Segmentation

DEMOGRAPHIC

Age 65+, retired or semi-retired, New Zealand residents. Predominantly experiencing presbyopia. Mix of male/female.

PSYCHOGRAPHIC

Health-conscious, value independence & quality of life, early adopters of practical technology, willing to invest in premium health products.

BEHAVIOURAL

Currently purchasing reading glasses or progressive lenses, frequent optometrist visitors, frustrated with carrying multiple pairs of glasses.

🎯 Target Segment: NZ Adults 65–80

Population: ~750,000 NZ adults aged 65–80 (2025)

Presbyopia prevalence: 83%+ of 45+ age group

Est. addressable market: ~622,000 individuals

Likely buyers (5% conversion): ~31,000 units Year 1

NZ Optical market: $507M (2025)

Secondary data: Stats NZ 2025, WHO Global Eye Health Report

04 / OBJECTIVES

What Does Success Look Like?

Year 1 Targets — measured quarterly

UNIT SALES

31,000 units sold in Year 1

Based on 5% conversion of ~622,000 addressable NZ customers with presbyopia aged 65–80. Phased rollout: 5,000 Q1 → 8,000 Q2 → 9,000 Q3 → 9,000 Q4. Measured via POS data and distributor reports.

MARKET

5% market share of NZ optical market in Year 1

Build brand awareness to 25% among 65+ adults within 12 months. Target 200 optometrist partnerships across NZ. Achieve 4.0+ star rating on Google & health platforms. Measured via Nielsen surveys and optometrist sales data.

FINANCIAL

Target Revenue: NZ$9.3M Year 1

Based on 31,000 units × NZ$299 retail price. Break-even targeted at Month 8. Gross margin target: 45%. Measured monthly via financial reporting and compared to forecasted P&L.

All objectives reviewed quarterly — corrective action triggered if <80% of target achieved.

05 / MARKETING MIX

Price & Place Strategy

💰 Pricing Strategy

Premium Penetration Pricing

RRP: NZ$299

Cost-plus basis: COGS ~$120 + 45% gross margin

Competitive benchmark: Progressive lenses cost $400–$800+ per pair in NZ

Perceived value pricing — positioned as tech innovation, not commodity

Introductory offer: $249 first 3 months to drive trial

Import duties ~12%, freight ~$8/unit, retailer margin 30% factored into wholesale price of $209

📍 Distribution Strategy

Selective Distribution

Primary: 200 independent optometrists across NZ (Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch)

Secondary: OPSM & Specsavers NZ retail chains

Online: ClearFocus.co.nz DTC website + NZ-specific Amazon/Trade Me listings

Grey Power & Age Concern partnerships for awareness

Retailer margin: 30% &nbsp;|&nbsp; Distributor margin: 15% &nbsp;|&nbsp; Net to company: ~$130/unit

Phase 1: Auckland & Christchurch. Phase 2: Wellington, Hamilton. Phase 3: nationwide.

05 / MARKETING MIX

Promotion Strategy

TV & Radio

TVNZ + RNZ targeting 60+ viewers.<br/><br/>30-sec spots during news & current affairs.

Cost: ~$180,000

Print & Digital

NZ Herald, North & South magazine.<br/><br/>Facebook & YouTube ads targeting 55–75.

Cost: ~$95,000

Trade Promotion

In-clinic displays, co-branded brochures.<br/><br/>Optometrist incentive scheme, demo kits.

Cost: ~$45,000

PR & Events

Grey Power expos, Age Concern events.<br/><br/>Press releases, health media stories.

Cost: ~$30,000

Total Promo Budget Year 1: NZ$350,000

06 / FINANCIAL FORECAST

3-Year Financial Projection

All figures in NZD — focus on logic & transparency of assumptions

Cost Breakdown

VARIABLE COSTS (per unit)

COGS / Manufacturing:

$120.00

Import duty (12%):

$14.40

Freight & logistics:

$8.00

Retailer/distributor margin:

$69.00

Total variable cost:

~$211/unit

FIXED COSTS (Year 1 annual)

Promotion & marketing:

$350,000

Salaries (5 FTE):

$450,000

Overheads (office, software, legal):

$120,000

Total fixed:

$920,000

Revenue vs Net Profit

Break-even achieved in Year 2. Losses in Year 1 reflect investment phase. All assumptions available on request.

07 / CONTROLS

Tracking Progress & Taking Action

We won't wait until year-end — we monitor monthly and act fast.

Unit Sales KPI

Monthly POS reports from optometrist partners

2,580 units/month avg.

<2,060 units (80% of target) for 2 consecutive months

Brand Awareness KPI

Quarterly Nielsen consumer survey

25% unaided awareness among 65+ by Dec

<15% awareness at Q2 review

Revenue KPI

Monthly management accounts

$772,500 revenue/month

<$618,000 for any month

Corrective Action Plan

Monitor

Track KPIs monthly via dashboard

Diagnose

Identify root cause: pricing? awareness? distribution?

Respond

Tactical changes: increase ad spend, revise price, add channels

Review

Assess impact after 60 days

ClearFocus™ — Seeing Clearly, Living Fully | MART 112 · 2026

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  • new-zealand
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  • market-segmentation
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  • product-launch