Z Inisght semináře SIMAR proč to (ne)vyšlo konaného 25. května 2017. Prezentace o tom, že je dobré rozhodnutí, například o delistování či rušení méně populárních variant výrobku, podložit dobrou analýzou dat.
IRI Special Report: Private Label in Western Economies, 2016 IRI, INTL
Private label’s value market share in Europe fell by 0.6 points to 38.3% in 2015, compared to the previous year, as a share of the total FMCG market.
This highlights both a downward trend in all countries (except in the UK and Australia) and the fact that retailers and manufacturers are struggling to cope with challenging market conditions. This includes pressure from national brands pumping large amounts of money into promotions. Private label unit market share in Europe - measured by pack sales - also dropped by 0.5 points to 47.4% last year.
Category management is a retailing concept that breaks products into discrete groups ("categories") and manages each as a strategic business unit. It has become more important as stores have grown larger and offerings more complex. The document outlines the category management process, beginning with defining categories and their roles. It describes evaluating categories to find strengths and weaknesses. Key steps are setting sales and margin targets for each category and segment, then defining strategies and specific actions around assortment, price, promotion and exposure. Regular execution includes category reviews, testing, roll-outs and monitoring to drive goals over time.
This document outlines the key aspects of category management. It discusses that category management is a process where categories are managed as strategic business units to maximize sales and profits. It involves defining categories, assessing performance, setting goals and strategies, implementing category plans, and ongoing review. Category management is a collaborative approach where retailers and suppliers work together to deliver value to consumers.
The document discusses category management in the retail industry. It defines categories as groups of interrelated products that meet consumer needs. Category management involves managing categories as strategic business units to deliver consumer value and improve business results across the supply chain. The key aspects covered include defining categories, assessing category performance, setting objectives and strategies, and implementing tactics like assortment, pricing, placement and promotion. The document provides an example analysis of categories like casual wear, formal wear, party wear and accessories in terms of demand clusters, roles, assessments, strategies and tactics.
Watch this with a 10-15 minute audiotrack at http://vimeo.com/novusprogram/lesson18
The goal of this lesson is to provide tools to determine the strengths and weaknesses of potential competitors in order to compete in various markets. The lesson begins with an overview of the importance of competitor analysis and its primary importance. A framework to analyze various competitors is then introduced. The lesson then uses the framework to analyze the key aspects of a competitor.
The Novus project is a combination of video tutorials designed to be used in conjunction with a free business simulation software program. The Novus Business and IT Program contains 36 business and IT training videos, covering basic finance, accounting, marketing, economics, business strategy, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users will have an opportunity to apply the lessons in the Novus Business Simulator. Over six rounds, the user or teams will have to make decisions on capital purchases, financing, production, financing, and human resources for a microbrewery. This channel has arranged the 36 video lessons into the order in which they are meant to be used with the simulator. To watch this slideshow as a video, please go to our Vimeo page at: https://vimeo.com/novusprogram. To download our free business simulation software, please go to our SourceForge page at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/novus/.
This document provides a template and guidance for conducting a market and competitor analysis. It includes sections for analyzing the target market, market size and growth, market profitability and trends, and key success factors. The competitor analysis section includes templates for identifying competitors, comparing competitors based on various criteria, positioning competitors on a matrix, and ranking the top competitors. The overall aim is to save consultants time by providing an editable PowerPoint template to analyze the market and key competitors for a given business.
Share of voice pretzels and breadsticksSandra Bojan
The document analyzes the pretzels and breadsticks market in Romania from January to April 2016 versus the same period in 2015. Some key findings include:
- The total number of pretzel and breadstick promotions decreased by 5 insertions in 2016 compared to 2015.
- Vel Pitar significantly reduced promotions, dropping from 15 to 4 insertions and losing over 15 percentage points of market share.
- Lidas increased promotions the most, from 3 to 7 insertions, gaining over 6 percentage points of market share.
- Covrigei Sarati remained the most promoted SKU but decreased its share of voice from 87% to 77% of promotions.
Z Inisght semináře SIMAR proč to (ne)vyšlo konaného 25. května 2017. Prezentace o tom, že je dobré rozhodnutí, například o delistování či rušení méně populárních variant výrobku, podložit dobrou analýzou dat.
IRI Special Report: Private Label in Western Economies, 2016 IRI, INTL
Private label’s value market share in Europe fell by 0.6 points to 38.3% in 2015, compared to the previous year, as a share of the total FMCG market.
This highlights both a downward trend in all countries (except in the UK and Australia) and the fact that retailers and manufacturers are struggling to cope with challenging market conditions. This includes pressure from national brands pumping large amounts of money into promotions. Private label unit market share in Europe - measured by pack sales - also dropped by 0.5 points to 47.4% last year.
Category management is a retailing concept that breaks products into discrete groups ("categories") and manages each as a strategic business unit. It has become more important as stores have grown larger and offerings more complex. The document outlines the category management process, beginning with defining categories and their roles. It describes evaluating categories to find strengths and weaknesses. Key steps are setting sales and margin targets for each category and segment, then defining strategies and specific actions around assortment, price, promotion and exposure. Regular execution includes category reviews, testing, roll-outs and monitoring to drive goals over time.
This document outlines the key aspects of category management. It discusses that category management is a process where categories are managed as strategic business units to maximize sales and profits. It involves defining categories, assessing performance, setting goals and strategies, implementing category plans, and ongoing review. Category management is a collaborative approach where retailers and suppliers work together to deliver value to consumers.
The document discusses category management in the retail industry. It defines categories as groups of interrelated products that meet consumer needs. Category management involves managing categories as strategic business units to deliver consumer value and improve business results across the supply chain. The key aspects covered include defining categories, assessing category performance, setting objectives and strategies, and implementing tactics like assortment, pricing, placement and promotion. The document provides an example analysis of categories like casual wear, formal wear, party wear and accessories in terms of demand clusters, roles, assessments, strategies and tactics.
Watch this with a 10-15 minute audiotrack at http://vimeo.com/novusprogram/lesson18
The goal of this lesson is to provide tools to determine the strengths and weaknesses of potential competitors in order to compete in various markets. The lesson begins with an overview of the importance of competitor analysis and its primary importance. A framework to analyze various competitors is then introduced. The lesson then uses the framework to analyze the key aspects of a competitor.
The Novus project is a combination of video tutorials designed to be used in conjunction with a free business simulation software program. The Novus Business and IT Program contains 36 business and IT training videos, covering basic finance, accounting, marketing, economics, business strategy, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users will have an opportunity to apply the lessons in the Novus Business Simulator. Over six rounds, the user or teams will have to make decisions on capital purchases, financing, production, financing, and human resources for a microbrewery. This channel has arranged the 36 video lessons into the order in which they are meant to be used with the simulator. To watch this slideshow as a video, please go to our Vimeo page at: https://vimeo.com/novusprogram. To download our free business simulation software, please go to our SourceForge page at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/novus/.
This document provides a template and guidance for conducting a market and competitor analysis. It includes sections for analyzing the target market, market size and growth, market profitability and trends, and key success factors. The competitor analysis section includes templates for identifying competitors, comparing competitors based on various criteria, positioning competitors on a matrix, and ranking the top competitors. The overall aim is to save consultants time by providing an editable PowerPoint template to analyze the market and key competitors for a given business.
Share of voice pretzels and breadsticksSandra Bojan
The document analyzes the pretzels and breadsticks market in Romania from January to April 2016 versus the same period in 2015. Some key findings include:
- The total number of pretzel and breadstick promotions decreased by 5 insertions in 2016 compared to 2015.
- Vel Pitar significantly reduced promotions, dropping from 15 to 4 insertions and losing over 15 percentage points of market share.
- Lidas increased promotions the most, from 3 to 7 insertions, gaining over 6 percentage points of market share.
- Covrigei Sarati remained the most promoted SKU but decreased its share of voice from 87% to 77% of promotions.
Bungeromania increased its share of voice by 0.7 percentage points despite reducing promotions by 10.7%. Expursa saw the largest share of voice increase of 16.8 percentage points. Argussa had the largest share of voice decrease of 8.2 percentage points. SELGROS saw the largest increase in share of sunflower oil promotions of 5.8 percentage points, while CORA saw the largest decrease of 4.9 percentage points. ULEI FLOAREA SOARELUI remained the top brand with 59.8% share of voice, though its share decreased by 7.2 percentage points.
The document analyzes the cosmetics and home care market in April 2015 versus April 2014 in Romania. It finds that cosmetics saw a 24% increase in insertions and a 1.1 percentage point increase in share of voice. Procter & Gamble, Unilever, and Henkel increased insertions but saw small decreases in share of voice. L'Oreal significantly increased both insertions and share of voice. Cora saw a large increase in insertions while Selgros decreased insertions. The document provides charts on market share of producers and retailers and an example promotional calendar for a cosmetics product in Penny Market.
The star category of January was Dairy Products. Wondering what happened in comparison with last year?
Rankings of top category manufacturers and retailers, top SKU. Find out more now!
1) Promotional activity increased across major food categories like flour, cornflour, rice, oil, and sugar in March 2015 compared to March 2014. The total number of promotions across retailers rose by 14% while the number of shopper need units increased by 18%.
2) Private label promotions saw some of the biggest gains, with their share of voice growing in most categories. Major brands like Bunge and Agrana increased their promotional activity but still saw their share of voice decline slightly due to the higher industry growth.
3) Retailers with the most promotions included Selgros, Billa, and Food/Nonfood promotions from Selgros had among the highest total numbers of promotions across food and
Hair Care analysis of promotions in February 2015: category review of hair care products and share of voice producers and retailers.
Based on HiperCom Leaflet Monitoring database.
Period analyzed was May 2015 vs 2014 for the coffee market in Romania.
Strauss had the largest share of voice in May 2015, 2.9 percentage points higher than May 2014. Mondelez decreased promotions the most, losing 2 percentage points of share.
Billa saw the biggest increase in share of voice for coffee promotions, rising 7.8 percentage points. Ground coffee had the largest share overall at 44.7% but saw a decrease in promotions of 25% from May 2014. Soluble coffee was the only category that increased promotions, rising 12%.
The document provides analysis of promotion activity, market shares, and category performance for major coffee brands and retailers in Romania for May 2015 compared to May
This document provides vocabulary definitions and analysis of promotional data for back-to-school categories in non-food and food/drinks retailers in Romania from July-September 2014 versus the same period in 2013. In non-food, Kaufland and Lidl had the highest promotional pressure while "Desk accessories" saw the largest increase. In food/drinks, private label had the largest share of voice while confectionery/sweets saw a small decline. The document analyzes categories, retailers, and producers in terms of promotional pressure, share of voice, and other key performance indicators.
TV MONTHLY INDUSTRY REPORT gives the overall picture of advertising on TV for the period of May-June 2016. It covers top advertisers, categories and brands and their % share in total advertising in terms of minutes. The report also focuses on share of TV channels, share of each genre and ad-spend split over the time slots. The report also compares % advertising in minutes done by various advertisers on YOY basis.
The Procter & Gamble Company Full Report (1)Mozika Maloba
P&G is restructuring its business to focus on 10 core brands that account for 85% of sales and 95% of profits. It is cutting costs by streamlining operations and reducing the number of agency relationships. This will improve margins while funds are reinvested in innovation. P&G is also rebranding its beauty segment, which accounts for 40% of profits, by focusing on key brands like Olay, Pantene, and Head & Shoulders that have growth potential. A risk is P&G's declining market share over the past 16 quarters and lower organic sales volumes.
We have a packed agenda with hands-on tutorials, customer spotlights, product roadmaps and peer-to-peer sessions for like-minded system users. We are also covering industry best practices that impact long-term success in today’s business environment, including retail execution, business intelligence, mobility and data synchronization.
The document compares promotional strategies and operations of major food retailers in Romania between Q1 2013 and Q1 2012. It finds that most retailers decreased the number of promotional operations in 2013 compared to 2012, especially for weekly catalogues. However, some retailers increased special leaflets, validity periods, and pages per promotion. It also notes a shift toward more private label promotions and fewer unbranded promotions in 2013. Overall, the analysis shows changes in the promotional strategies and market shares of different retailers between the two periods.
TV INDUSTRY REPORT gives the overall picture of advertising on TV during the period Jan’16 to Dec’16. It covers top advertisers, categories and brands and their % share in total advertising in terms of minutes along with comparison with 2015. The report also focuses on share of TV channels, share of each genre and ad-spend split over the time slots.
DATA SOURCE: MEDIA BANK PAKISTAN
BASE: Spot TVC’s
IMPORTANT: All the ranking are on the basis of minutes, which does not reflect the ranking on the basis of ad spend.
The document provides market analysis data for the sugar market in Romania from January 2013 to January 2014. It summarizes key metrics including the number of picture/insertions (PICT) and shopper need units (SNU) in the market over time. It analyzes the performance of major retailers, producers, and the top promoted SKUs. In particular, it finds that the total sugar market increased by 20.93% from January 2013 to January 2014, with the number of PICTs growing from 43 to 52 over that period. It also identifies Corona Zahar Cristal 1kg and Margaritar Zahar Cristal 1kg as the most frequently promoted SKUs during this time frame, with 155 and
Which retailer decided to invest more in regional promo operations? Who is de...HIPERCOM
The document provides a summary of promotional activities of food retailers in Russia for the first half of 2012 compared to 2011. Some key findings include:
- Promotional pressure and share of voice increased overall, with the largest growth in hypermarkets. National brands increased their share of promoted weighted units while private labels and unbranded products decreased.
- Most retailers decreased the number of promotional leaflets/operations but increased the number of regional promotions over national ones. The average number of pages per promotional operation also decreased or increased for most retailers.
- Consumer benefits as a promotional mechanism increased the most in hypermarkets, while cash and carries saw a small decrease. Specific retailers like Pyaterochka saw a large increase in
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Brief TV Market overview
o What is going to be with TV commercials this year (by Valery Varenica)
Digital Market overview featuring recent changes and new Advertising possibilities
o Blocking Russian websites has affected the behavior of Internet users instantly
o Google turns to AI in bid to move on from last-click attribution
OOH, Print & Radio shown growth vs 2016
Zenith launches new global brand vision and identity
The document compares the prices of 11 common food products from Penny and Lidl supermarkets in July 2018. It finds that Penny had a better overall offer, as they promoted all 11 products while Lidl did not promote some items. Specifically, Penny's total cost for the 11 products was RON 48.03 while Lidl's was RON 13.03 but for only some of the products. It also notes that if Penny had promoted packaged chicken breast in both July 2018 and 2017, they would have had the best overall offer in the consumer basket.
The document compares the prices of 11 common food products between Metro and Selgros retailers for July 2018. Selgros had a better overall price at 63.57 RON compared to Metro's total of 74.85 RON. If Selgros had also promoted eggs at 0.59 RON per unit, the same price as 2017, their total would have been the best offer of 63.57 RON. The document then provides side-by-side comparisons of the prices at each retailer for various product pairs such as mineral water, flour, sunflower oil, rice, milk, and margarine.
Bungeromania increased its share of voice by 0.7 percentage points despite reducing promotions by 10.7%. Expursa saw the largest share of voice increase of 16.8 percentage points. Argussa had the largest share of voice decrease of 8.2 percentage points. SELGROS saw the largest increase in share of sunflower oil promotions of 5.8 percentage points, while CORA saw the largest decrease of 4.9 percentage points. ULEI FLOAREA SOARELUI remained the top brand with 59.8% share of voice, though its share decreased by 7.2 percentage points.
The document analyzes the cosmetics and home care market in April 2015 versus April 2014 in Romania. It finds that cosmetics saw a 24% increase in insertions and a 1.1 percentage point increase in share of voice. Procter & Gamble, Unilever, and Henkel increased insertions but saw small decreases in share of voice. L'Oreal significantly increased both insertions and share of voice. Cora saw a large increase in insertions while Selgros decreased insertions. The document provides charts on market share of producers and retailers and an example promotional calendar for a cosmetics product in Penny Market.
The star category of January was Dairy Products. Wondering what happened in comparison with last year?
Rankings of top category manufacturers and retailers, top SKU. Find out more now!
1) Promotional activity increased across major food categories like flour, cornflour, rice, oil, and sugar in March 2015 compared to March 2014. The total number of promotions across retailers rose by 14% while the number of shopper need units increased by 18%.
2) Private label promotions saw some of the biggest gains, with their share of voice growing in most categories. Major brands like Bunge and Agrana increased their promotional activity but still saw their share of voice decline slightly due to the higher industry growth.
3) Retailers with the most promotions included Selgros, Billa, and Food/Nonfood promotions from Selgros had among the highest total numbers of promotions across food and
Hair Care analysis of promotions in February 2015: category review of hair care products and share of voice producers and retailers.
Based on HiperCom Leaflet Monitoring database.
Period analyzed was May 2015 vs 2014 for the coffee market in Romania.
Strauss had the largest share of voice in May 2015, 2.9 percentage points higher than May 2014. Mondelez decreased promotions the most, losing 2 percentage points of share.
Billa saw the biggest increase in share of voice for coffee promotions, rising 7.8 percentage points. Ground coffee had the largest share overall at 44.7% but saw a decrease in promotions of 25% from May 2014. Soluble coffee was the only category that increased promotions, rising 12%.
The document provides analysis of promotion activity, market shares, and category performance for major coffee brands and retailers in Romania for May 2015 compared to May
This document provides vocabulary definitions and analysis of promotional data for back-to-school categories in non-food and food/drinks retailers in Romania from July-September 2014 versus the same period in 2013. In non-food, Kaufland and Lidl had the highest promotional pressure while "Desk accessories" saw the largest increase. In food/drinks, private label had the largest share of voice while confectionery/sweets saw a small decline. The document analyzes categories, retailers, and producers in terms of promotional pressure, share of voice, and other key performance indicators.
TV MONTHLY INDUSTRY REPORT gives the overall picture of advertising on TV for the period of May-June 2016. It covers top advertisers, categories and brands and their % share in total advertising in terms of minutes. The report also focuses on share of TV channels, share of each genre and ad-spend split over the time slots. The report also compares % advertising in minutes done by various advertisers on YOY basis.
The Procter & Gamble Company Full Report (1)Mozika Maloba
P&G is restructuring its business to focus on 10 core brands that account for 85% of sales and 95% of profits. It is cutting costs by streamlining operations and reducing the number of agency relationships. This will improve margins while funds are reinvested in innovation. P&G is also rebranding its beauty segment, which accounts for 40% of profits, by focusing on key brands like Olay, Pantene, and Head & Shoulders that have growth potential. A risk is P&G's declining market share over the past 16 quarters and lower organic sales volumes.
We have a packed agenda with hands-on tutorials, customer spotlights, product roadmaps and peer-to-peer sessions for like-minded system users. We are also covering industry best practices that impact long-term success in today’s business environment, including retail execution, business intelligence, mobility and data synchronization.
The document compares promotional strategies and operations of major food retailers in Romania between Q1 2013 and Q1 2012. It finds that most retailers decreased the number of promotional operations in 2013 compared to 2012, especially for weekly catalogues. However, some retailers increased special leaflets, validity periods, and pages per promotion. It also notes a shift toward more private label promotions and fewer unbranded promotions in 2013. Overall, the analysis shows changes in the promotional strategies and market shares of different retailers between the two periods.
TV INDUSTRY REPORT gives the overall picture of advertising on TV during the period Jan’16 to Dec’16. It covers top advertisers, categories and brands and their % share in total advertising in terms of minutes along with comparison with 2015. The report also focuses on share of TV channels, share of each genre and ad-spend split over the time slots.
DATA SOURCE: MEDIA BANK PAKISTAN
BASE: Spot TVC’s
IMPORTANT: All the ranking are on the basis of minutes, which does not reflect the ranking on the basis of ad spend.
The document provides market analysis data for the sugar market in Romania from January 2013 to January 2014. It summarizes key metrics including the number of picture/insertions (PICT) and shopper need units (SNU) in the market over time. It analyzes the performance of major retailers, producers, and the top promoted SKUs. In particular, it finds that the total sugar market increased by 20.93% from January 2013 to January 2014, with the number of PICTs growing from 43 to 52 over that period. It also identifies Corona Zahar Cristal 1kg and Margaritar Zahar Cristal 1kg as the most frequently promoted SKUs during this time frame, with 155 and
Which retailer decided to invest more in regional promo operations? Who is de...HIPERCOM
The document provides a summary of promotional activities of food retailers in Russia for the first half of 2012 compared to 2011. Some key findings include:
- Promotional pressure and share of voice increased overall, with the largest growth in hypermarkets. National brands increased their share of promoted weighted units while private labels and unbranded products decreased.
- Most retailers decreased the number of promotional leaflets/operations but increased the number of regional promotions over national ones. The average number of pages per promotional operation also decreased or increased for most retailers.
- Consumer benefits as a promotional mechanism increased the most in hypermarkets, while cash and carries saw a small decrease. Specific retailers like Pyaterochka saw a large increase in
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Brief TV Market overview
o What is going to be with TV commercials this year (by Valery Varenica)
Digital Market overview featuring recent changes and new Advertising possibilities
o Blocking Russian websites has affected the behavior of Internet users instantly
o Google turns to AI in bid to move on from last-click attribution
OOH, Print & Radio shown growth vs 2016
Zenith launches new global brand vision and identity
The document compares the prices of 11 common food products from Penny and Lidl supermarkets in July 2018. It finds that Penny had a better overall offer, as they promoted all 11 products while Lidl did not promote some items. Specifically, Penny's total cost for the 11 products was RON 48.03 while Lidl's was RON 13.03 but for only some of the products. It also notes that if Penny had promoted packaged chicken breast in both July 2018 and 2017, they would have had the best overall offer in the consumer basket.
The document compares the prices of 11 common food products between Metro and Selgros retailers for July 2018. Selgros had a better overall price at 63.57 RON compared to Metro's total of 74.85 RON. If Selgros had also promoted eggs at 0.59 RON per unit, the same price as 2017, their total would have been the best offer of 63.57 RON. The document then provides side-by-side comparisons of the prices at each retailer for various product pairs such as mineral water, flour, sunflower oil, rice, milk, and margarine.
This document summarizes the prices of 11 common food products from three Romanian supermarkets (Carrefour Market, Mega Image, and Profi) in July 2018. It finds that if Carrefour Market had promoted all 11 products at the lowest average prices from 2017, they would have had the best offer of 63.31 RON. For each product, it provides the July 2018 prices from each supermarket and notes when a product was not promoted by a particular store that month. It concludes by thanking the reader and providing contact information for further pricing information or live demonstrations from the leaflet monitoring company.
This document compares the prices of 11 common food products from Cora, Kaufland, and Carrefour supermarkets in July 2018. It shows the prices per kilogram or liter for each product at each supermarket. It then calculates that if Carrefour used the average prices from 2017 for all products promoted in July 2018, they would have had the best overall offer of 65.84 RON. The document also includes contact information for the leaflet monitoring director and an account manager from the company that produced the document.
Ce au mai pus la cale retailerii in luna iulie? Acestia se gandesc din nou la confortul clientilor, deschizand 3 noi magazine intr-un oras din Romania. De asemenea, au achizitionat un lant de magazine specializate in distribuirea produselor oraganice din Franta. Si daca fiecare nou sezon cere o schimbare a garderobei, acestia s-au gandit sa ofere clientilor oferte de nerefuzat la articolele vestimentare pentru vara. Curios sa vezi despre cine este vorba? Afla acum!
Este in continuare Metro cel mai rezonabil Hard Discount, sau Lidl a inceput sa promoveze mai multe din produsele analizate in cos? Afla cele mai bune oferte de la Cash and Carry!
This document contains a summary of food product prices from Metro and Selgros in June 2018. It lists the prices of 11 staple food items such as rice, flour, milk, eggs, and compares the total costs of baskets from the two retailers. Selgros offered lower prices on most items, with the exception of items they did not promote that month such as sugar. The document suggests Selgros could have had an even lower total cost if they had promoted eggs at the 2017 price. It provides contact information for representatives from the company that produced the leaflet.
This document compares the prices of 11 common food products from three Romanian supermarkets (Mega Image, Carrefour Market, and Profi) in June 2018. It finds that Profi generally had the lowest prices, with a potential shopping basket of the 11 items costing 44.79 RON, compared to 48.08 RON at Carrefour Market and 43.13 RON at Mega Image. The document also analyzes the price differences of individual products between the supermarkets.
The document compares the prices of 11 common food items from three Romanian supermarkets (CORA, Kaufland, Carrefour) in June 2018. It finds that Kaufland had the best overall price for a basket of these items at 75.99 RON. Charts show the price differences between stores for pairs of items like mineral water and flour, vegetable oil and sugar, rice and cream, milk and margarine, packaged chicken and packaged cheese, and eggs. The document encourages contacting the sender for more information or a live demonstration on food price monitoring in Romania.
The document compares the prices of 11 common food items sold by Penny and Lidl supermarkets in Romania in May 2018. It finds that Penny had a better overall price on the basket of items, costing 49.83 RON compared to Lidl's 26.26 RON. However, if Lidl also stocked chicken breast in May 2017 and 2018, it may have had a better offer. Not all items were available from both stores. In the end, Penny generally had lower prices but the analysis is limited by differences in products stocked between the two chains.
The document compares the prices of 11 common grocery items between Metro and Selgros retailers in May 2018. It shows that Selgros had lower prices for most items, including water, flour, sunflower oil, rice, milk, butter, and cheese. The total cost of the 11 items was €69.17 at Metro and €56.12 at Selgros. If Selgros had also included eggs at the 2017 average price, their total would have been even lower at €56.71, making them the best offer that month.
This document summarizes the prices of common food items from three Romanian retailers (Cora, Kaufland, Carrefour) in May 2018. It finds that Kaufland had the best overall price for a standard basket of goods at 72.99 RON. It also notes that if Carrefour had priced margarine at the average 2017 price of 5.05 RON, they would have had the lowest overall basket price of 66.80 RON. The document provides a table comparing prices for each individual item across retailers and concludes by thanking the reader and providing contact information for further discussion.
Calendar Campionatul Mondial de Fotbal 2018Sandra Bojan
Vrei sa afli retailerii care au marcat promotiile in cataloage pentru Campionatul Mondial de Fotbal din Rusia in 2018 in perioada mai-iunie? Dar cei care au stat pe tusa? Afla acum!
This document summarizes the prices of 11 staple products like water, flour, sugar, oil, rice, milk, butter, eggs, packaged chicken breast, packaged cheese, and yogurt from two Romanian supermarkets, Penny and Lidl, in March 2018. It finds that if Penny promoted all 11 items at the average minimum prices from 2017, their offer would be 48.45 RON. However, Lidl did not carry all 11 products in March 2018 so their basket cannot be directly compared. The document then analyzes the prices of different pairings of products between the two supermarkets. It concludes by thanking the reader and providing contact information for further questions.
This document compares the prices of 11 common grocery items between Metro and Selgros stores in March 2018. Selgros had lower prices than Metro on most items, including water, flour, sunflower oil, rice, milk, and margarine. If Selgros had also promoted eggs in March 2018 at the average 2017 price of 0.59 RON per unit, their total price would have been the best offer of 60.49 RON. The document provides the item prices from each store and calculates the percentage difference. It concludes by thanking the reader and providing contact information for more details.
This document summarizes the prices of 11 common grocery items (such as water, flour, milk, etc.) from three retailers - Profi, Carrefour Market, and Mega Image - in March 2018. It finds that Profi had the lowest average prices at 52.36 RON, followed by Mega Image at 52.18 RON, and Carrefour Market at 51.95 RON. If Profi used the lowest unit prices from 2017 for all items, their shopping basket would have been the best deal at 75.12 RON. The document also compares individual item prices between retailers. In conclusion, it thanks the reader and provides contact information for further pricing information or live demonstrations.
This document compares the prices of 11 common food products from Cora, Kaufland, and Real retailers in March 2018. It finds that Kaufland had the best overall price for a standard shopping basket at 69.81 RON. For individual products like water, flour, sunflower oil, and rice, Kaufland generally had the lowest prices. The document encourages readers to contact the author for more information on food prices or a live demonstration.
Arunca un ochi peste promotiile categoriei Conserve pate si afla pe ce pozitie se afla aceasta in ianuarie-martie 2018 fata de aceeasi perioada a anului trecut.
Oare care dintre producatori au acordat mai multa atentie acestei categorii?
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2. January-June 2016 vs. 2015
PCS = picture/insertion
WU = Weighted Unit
SKU = SKU
How do we count, taking as example the picture on the
left:
1 PCS (picture/insertion)
3 WU (we have 3 type of products, from 3 different
families)
7 SKU ( 3 color cream, 3 shampoo, 1 shave face cream)
ALL BRANDS = 100%
INDEX USED: PCS
EVOL YTD % = evolution vs previous year in %
EVOL YTD Pts = evolution in percentage points
(the difference between the % 2016 minus 2015)
EVOL YTD Val = absolut value
RETAILERS:
- BISCUITI GLAZURATI, CU CREMA, JAFFA
- BISCUITI SIMPLI
- EUGENII
- SNACKING DULCE
Analyzed market:
BISCUITI DULCI:
3. • The interpretation shows that this 2 KPI’s are somehow connected. Because the Evolution of PP has an incidence on the ∆
SOV.
• They can be displayed on a 3D map with the following conditions
–x= Evolution vs. Y-1 (%) = Promo Pressure
–y= Evolution vs. Y-1 (pp) = ∆ SOV
–Bubble Size= SOV (%)
• The target is to model an evaluation of the player’s strategy.
• Each player belongs to a quadrant of the map. Each quadrant is relevant for a specific case.
x<0 -> less promotions. Cost oriented
policy.
y>0 -> a better relative position versus
other players.
Definitely a very clever strategy
x<0 -> less promotions, Cost oriented
policy.
y<0 -> a worst relative position versus
other players .
Regression. Good strategy only for
leaders, dangerous game for small
players
x>0 -> more promotions. Aggressive
investment policy.
y>0 -> a better relative position versus other
players.
Strategy of players in expansion
x>0 -> more promotions. Investment
policy.
y< 0 -> a worst relative position versus
other players
Strategy of giddy players in expansion
Impact on business:
“Offensive” should have a growth of leaflet promotional Turn Over, Y versus Y-1.
“Winner” should observe a growth of leaflet promotional share of voice.
If this is not the case, it is a Pyrrhic Victory: the leaflet promotion is not efficient.
VOCABULARY
x=0 & y=0 -> The same strategy as
previous year
January-June 2016 vs. 2015
6. The total Sweet Biscuits promotions have increased with 104 insertions in January-June 2016 compared with January-
June 2015. It would be interesting to see if Retailers have supplemented the number of catalogs or pages / catalog to
give more importance to this category or they simply reduced interest in other categories?
Mondelez had a different strategy in 2016, deciding to promote with 55 insertions more than last year, with an
evolution of 25.3% in pic tures.
European Foods has a noticeable increase in January-June 2016, begining to give more importance to this category.
Promo Pressure of Producers
Dobrogea Grup dropped down from 30 insertions last year to 19 insertions this year, losing 2,7 ppts in Share of Voice.
Alka is lessening their presence in catalogues in pic tures by 1,3%, losing 2 ppts in Share of Voice in January-June 2016.
Even if Other Brands had with 5 insertions more in the quantity of pic tures showcased in promotional catalogues in
January-June 2016 versus January-June 2015, its Share of Voice lost 6,1 ppts because of the other players whic h have
promoted more.
Bubble size = Share of Voice
Evolution(ppts.)
Evolution (%)
January-June 2016 vs. 2015
7. YTD 16
(%)
YTD 15
(%)
Evol. YTD 16
(ppts.)
METRO 89 14,1% 54 10,2% 35 64,8% 3,9
SELGROS 85 13,4% 73 13,8% 12 16,4% -0,4
LIDL 32 5,1% 14 2,7% 18 128,6% 2,4
PENNY MRK 55 8,7% 43 8,1% 12 27,9% 0,6
XXLMG 54 8,5% 46 8,7% 8 17,4% -0,2
CARREFOUR 57 9,0% 46 8,7% 11 23,9% 0,3
CORA 56 8,9% 48 9,1% 8 16,7% -0,2
KAUFLAND 36 5,7% 41 7,8% -5 -12,2% -2,1
REAL 7 1,1% 7 1,3% -0,2
BILLA 76 12,0% 87 16,5% -11 -12,6% -4,5
CFMARKET 9 1,4% 3 0,6% 6 200,0% 0,9
MEGA IMAGE 61 9,7% 50 9,5% 11 22,0% 0,2
PROFI 15 2,4% 16 3,0% -1 -6,3% -0,7
Toti Retaileri 632 100,0% 528 100,0% 104 19,7%
Evol. YTD 16
(abs. value)
Evol. YTD 16
(%)
RetailersShare of Voice in
Sweet BiscuitsMarket
YTD 16
(abs. value)
YTD 15
(abs. value)
Metro has decided to give to this
category 35 insertions more in 2016 versus
the same period of last year, with an
evolution of 64,8%.
Billa, on the other side, decided to
promote with 11 insertions less, losing 4,5
ppts in Share of Voice.
Share of Voice January-June 2016
January-June 2016 vs. 2015
8. The most various selection of promotions for Sweet Biscuits are in Selgros and Billa. The 2 retailers promoted all the producers
analyzed in this presentation!
Producers Share of Voice in all retailers in January-June 2016
January-June 2016 vs. 2015
12. Most promoted SKU in January-June 2016 within the
Sweet Biscuits Market
January-June 2016 vs. 2015
13. Most promoted SKU in January-June 2016
This SKU was promoted 25 times in January-June 2016 and 35 times in 9 different retailers from 1st of July
2015 to 30th of June 2016 in all formats.
BISCUITI CACAO CU CREMA VANILIE- OREO -1 BUC. 66 GR– 1 year analysis
intensive promo
PROMO
SEASONALITY
January-June 2016 vs. 2015
15. Thank you for your attention
Florentina Vasile
Leaflet Monitor Director Romania
florentina.vasile@hiper-com.com
+40 (0) 743 216 282
Sandra Bojan
Account Manager
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+40 (0) 741 098 023
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