8. Market Analysis
Cadbury Chocolate preferred the most
Consumption
Dairy milk (56%)
5 Star (18%)
Gems (8%)
Perk (6%)
Bournville (4%)
Dairy milk silk (4%)
Temptations (2%)
Celebrations (2%)
9. Our Mission
T E M P TAT I O N S
• Cadbury’s Temptation will be premium chocolate
brand aimed for high value consumption.
“To provide our customers
with a tempting and
exquisite taste”
12. T E M P TAT I O N S
Parent Company Cadbury
Category
Chocolates
Sector
Food Products
Tagline/ Slogan
USP
Too Good to share
4 delicious flavour variants - Raisin
Apricot, Almond Treat, Cashew Appeal,
Rum and Raisins.
Jelly chocolate – blueberry, cranberry.
14. PRICE
T E M P TAT I O N S
Temptation bar (72 gms) – 65/Temptation lollipop – 15/-
Jelly temptation – 80/-
15. PLACE
T E M P TAT I O N S
Cadbury Temptations will be produced at the
chocolate factory
MANUFACTURING UNITS AT:
Thane
Induri (Pune)
Malanpur
(Gwalior)
Baddi
(Himanchal
Pradesh)
Bangalore
18. T E M P TAT I O N S
Promotion
Through
Brand
Ambassador
19. T E M P TAT I O N S
For the Irresistible.... Campaign
Get your experience carved on the pack of
your favourite temptation to let others know
about your sweet memories
21. T E M P TAT I O N S
MARKET SEGMENTATION
Demographic Bases
Age & Life
Cycle
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Gender
• Buyers come
under the age
group from
4yrs and above
• Temptation is
meant for male
as well as
female
Income
• It is very
reasonable and
affordable
• Can be
consumed by
all income
groups.
22. Behavioural Bases
T E M P TAT I O N S
Occasions
• Will change the concept of consuming
chocolates from occasionally to
casually.
• Diwali, Rakhsha Bandhan etc.
Gifts
• People now give Dairy Milk as gifts on
many occasions .
User Status
• Establishing a status.
• It will become a part of lifestyle.
23. TARGETING
T E M P TAT I O N S
All age groups Lower, middle and upper class
people
Its journey from "meant for kids” to “meant
for everyone”
Prime customers – lovers…and people who
believe in celebrating each day with sweet
memories
24. A chocolate which
is too good to
share
Symbol of love
and care
POSITIONING
Chocolate for
people in love
Boy
Mother
Dad
Friend
Girl
Child
Mom
Friend
27. Why does it buy?...
Objectives of Purchase
PHYSICAL
Physiological
• Want
• Hunger
• Temptation
• To relish
SOCIAL
Esteem and Status
• Reputation
• Prestige
• Desire
31. Every Day can be a
Special Day !
T E M P TAT I O N S
SPECIAL DAYS
32. Value of the Product
T E M P TAT I O N S
Emotional benefits
Cost of the Product
Attachment ,Happiness
Care, Love, Enhances
Relations etc
>
Price you pay for a
Temptation
36. CONCLUSION
We have been trying to get out of image of
"Just another chocolate” and have tried to
position as for all and not only for kids. We
would be successful in doing so and
customers would believe that
TEMPTATIONS is not only a chocolate
but means of celebrations on all occasions