2. Marketing Strategy 2
Presentation walkthrough
• Existing - Government and Non-Organization
• Why all efforts go futile
• How “Gudiya” differs itself from crowd
• Marketing Strategy
• Budgeting
• Action Plans
• City and Rural Area actions
• An action worth than plans – Small street play
• Conclusion
3. Marketing Strategy 3
Strategy – Existing NGO’s
• Why failed ?
• No dedicated or committed efforts
» E.g. Jagruti, and WPI Mumbai: Wakes only when
media / govt. raises alarms
• Policies targetting symptoms rather than disease
» Fails to provide empowered women
» No de-motivation to age old thoughts
» E.g. Only boy can carry family name, last rites of
dead only by boys
4. Marketing Strategy 4
Gudiya
• Targeting Women as an assets
• Women Empowerment
• Awareness for existing government
policies
5. Marketing Strategy 5
How “Gudiya” differs
• Teach fishing rather than donating fishes (aids)
• Eradicating poverty through profits. Concept
“Bottom of Pyramid”. Source : C.K. Prahalad
6. Marketing Strategy 6
Strategy – Gudiya
• Segmentation
» Geographic segmentation : Urban and Rural
» Income base segmentation: Poor, Lower middle and
Upper middle
7. Marketing Strategy 7
Strategy – Gudiya
• Targeting
» Phase 1 : Punjab, Haryana, Delhi {NW India}
» Phase 2 – Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh
» Phase 3 – Rest of India
– Reasons: Rich are educated, easy to
convince, Source of income, Inspiration for
poors
8. Marketing Strategy 8
Budgeting – Gudiya
• Income
– Shared capital, NGO membership, NRI
donations
• Expenses
– Advertisement, Self employment schemes,
Infrastructure
Details: Pie graph next slide
9. Marketing Strategy 9
Gudiya - Budgeting
• 18 month targets
– Income: INR 1999.01
crores
• 60% target: INR 1199.406
crores
– Expenses: INR 959
crores
• 25% overbudgeting: INR
1198.75 crores
Yearly Estimated Income (in Crores INR)
NRI donations
Shared Capital
NGO membership
Sponsorships
Change counters
Charity Show
Promotional T Shirt
All women Gadgets
Govt Schemes
Monthly magazines
Bank Loans
Internet donation
Yearly Estimated Expense (in Crores INR)
New spaper/ Magazine ad
Pamphlets
Stickers, Banners
Rural Radio Advertisement
Urban Radio Advertisement
Movies
TV advertisement
Offices / Infrastructure
Advertisement in consumer products
Peaceful rallies, dharnas
Nukad Natak
Self Employment - Handicraft, Stalls in
village festival
10. Marketing Strategy 10
Action plans – Gudiya
• Rural + Urban
– Women empowerment, self employment
– Local leaders for promotion
– Religious leaders e.g. Bapu Asaram, Guru
Maa, Sri Akal Takht Golden Temple, Beas
Gurus, Shahi Imam, Catholic Delhi
11. Marketing Strategy 11
Action plans – Gudiya
• Rural only
– Street plays, puppet show, regional language
movie shows
– Women empowerment schemes such as
lender profiling, micro-finance, and grameen
phone.
– Stickers in autorickshaw, buses to villages
– Canopies on local festival/fair celebrations
12. Marketing Strategy 12
Action plans – Gudiya
• Urban only
– Video screening in bazaars/malls.
– Advertisement in national dailies / regional language
– Website
• www.gudiya.com
– Producing TV soaps which ruled before boring
“Kyunki’s …” came up, such as “Shanti”.
16. Marketing Strategy 16
Conclusion
• Female infanticide if not checked can be
shameful for emerging YOUNG INDIA.
• “Gudiya” assures to provide women self-
confidence, economic independence, and
profits to grow and survive
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