The document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's Precision Toothbrush and its marketing strategy. It summarizes that Colgate developed the Precision Toothbrush through research to be more effective at removing plaque, especially at the gumline. It targeted the toothbrush at consumers concerned with gum disease as a niche, super-premium product and a mainstream professional product. The marketing strategy involved product testing, pricing comparisons to competitors, promotional advertising tests, and positioning Precision as a niche product initially to build the brand in the gum care market.
- Colgate-Palmolive developed a new toothbrush called the Precision toothbrush to capture market share.
- The Precision was designed with three different length bristles to better remove plaque from different areas of the teeth compared to competitors' toothbrushes.
- Test marketing showed the Precision was effective at removing plaque and many consumers said it was more effective than their current brush and they would purchase it.
- Colgate debated whether to position the Precision as a niche product to target a subset of consumers or a mainstream product for broader appeal.
Colgate-Palmolive was poised to launch a new toothbrush called Precision in the US. There were debates around whether to position it as a niche product targeting gum health or go mainstream. Mainstream would capture more market share but risked cannibalizing existing products. Research found consumers were motivated by gum prevention and the product was seen as different but the design was uninspiring. It was recommended to start with niche positioning and later broaden to mainstream. The brand should emphasize "Precision by Colgate" to reduce cannibalization. A communication strategy including advertising, promotions and dental sampling was needed to support the launch.
Colgate-Palmolive Company: The Precision ToothbrushVasu Arora
Colgate-Palmolive senior management decided to launch Precision early in 1993. Susan Steinberg, Precision product manager, must devise the positioning, branding and communication strategy. She must also decide the advertising budget and breakdown. The pro-forma showed the product would be at a net loss in year 1, covered by year 2. It is recommended to initially position Precision as a niche product, then broaden to mainstream to prevent cannibalization and ensure adequate supply.
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American company focused on producing and distributing household products like soaps, detergents, and oral hygiene products. It was founded in 1806 and is headquartered in New York City. Colgate has a 51% market share in toothpaste and holds the number one spot for most trusted brand in India from 2003-2007. The presentation discusses Colgate's business, history, products, competitors, and future strategies around its 4P's.
Colgate Palmolive: The precision ToothbrushSai Nikesh
The document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's launch of a new toothbrush called Precision in the United States. It provides background on Colgate-Palmolive and analyzes the oral care market and consumer behavior. Research found the Precision toothbrush was more effective at plaque removal than competitors' brushes. The case examines different positioning and branding strategies for Precision and reviews test marketing and concept testing to refine the product and messaging.
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American multinational company focused on producing and distributing household, healthcare, and personal products. Founded in 1806, it is headquartered in New York City and manufactures oral care products like toothpaste and toothbrushes. With over 36,000 employees globally, Colgate has a leading market share in oral care and maintains a portfolio of trusted brands.
The document provides an overview of Colgate-Palmolive, including its history, products, financial information, marketing strategies, and SWOT analysis. Founded in 1806, Colgate-Palmolive is an American consumer goods company that operates in over 200 countries. It generates over $16 billion in annual revenue from oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition products. The summary outlines Colgate's strengths in brand recognition, international presence, and financial performance, as well as opportunities to expand into new markets and product categories through innovation. It also notes challenges from industry competition and increasing raw material costs.
The document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's Precision Toothbrush and its marketing strategy. It summarizes that Colgate developed the Precision Toothbrush through research to be more effective at removing plaque, especially at the gumline. It targeted the toothbrush at consumers concerned with gum disease as a niche, super-premium product and a mainstream professional product. The marketing strategy involved product testing, pricing comparisons to competitors, promotional advertising tests, and positioning Precision as a niche product initially to build the brand in the gum care market.
- Colgate-Palmolive developed a new toothbrush called the Precision toothbrush to capture market share.
- The Precision was designed with three different length bristles to better remove plaque from different areas of the teeth compared to competitors' toothbrushes.
- Test marketing showed the Precision was effective at removing plaque and many consumers said it was more effective than their current brush and they would purchase it.
- Colgate debated whether to position the Precision as a niche product to target a subset of consumers or a mainstream product for broader appeal.
Colgate-Palmolive was poised to launch a new toothbrush called Precision in the US. There were debates around whether to position it as a niche product targeting gum health or go mainstream. Mainstream would capture more market share but risked cannibalizing existing products. Research found consumers were motivated by gum prevention and the product was seen as different but the design was uninspiring. It was recommended to start with niche positioning and later broaden to mainstream. The brand should emphasize "Precision by Colgate" to reduce cannibalization. A communication strategy including advertising, promotions and dental sampling was needed to support the launch.
Colgate-Palmolive Company: The Precision ToothbrushVasu Arora
Colgate-Palmolive senior management decided to launch Precision early in 1993. Susan Steinberg, Precision product manager, must devise the positioning, branding and communication strategy. She must also decide the advertising budget and breakdown. The pro-forma showed the product would be at a net loss in year 1, covered by year 2. It is recommended to initially position Precision as a niche product, then broaden to mainstream to prevent cannibalization and ensure adequate supply.
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American company focused on producing and distributing household products like soaps, detergents, and oral hygiene products. It was founded in 1806 and is headquartered in New York City. Colgate has a 51% market share in toothpaste and holds the number one spot for most trusted brand in India from 2003-2007. The presentation discusses Colgate's business, history, products, competitors, and future strategies around its 4P's.
Colgate Palmolive: The precision ToothbrushSai Nikesh
The document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's launch of a new toothbrush called Precision in the United States. It provides background on Colgate-Palmolive and analyzes the oral care market and consumer behavior. Research found the Precision toothbrush was more effective at plaque removal than competitors' brushes. The case examines different positioning and branding strategies for Precision and reviews test marketing and concept testing to refine the product and messaging.
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American multinational company focused on producing and distributing household, healthcare, and personal products. Founded in 1806, it is headquartered in New York City and manufactures oral care products like toothpaste and toothbrushes. With over 36,000 employees globally, Colgate has a leading market share in oral care and maintains a portfolio of trusted brands.
The document provides an overview of Colgate-Palmolive, including its history, products, financial information, marketing strategies, and SWOT analysis. Founded in 1806, Colgate-Palmolive is an American consumer goods company that operates in over 200 countries. It generates over $16 billion in annual revenue from oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition products. The summary outlines Colgate's strengths in brand recognition, international presence, and financial performance, as well as opportunities to expand into new markets and product categories through innovation. It also notes challenges from industry competition and increasing raw material costs.
This case study examines Colgate-Palmolive's plans in 1991-1992 to launch a new toothbrush, the Colgate Precision, in the US market. It provides background on CP's history and success as a leader in household and personal care products. The US toothbrush market was growing due to new product launches appealing to performance and features. CP researched consumer behavior and product designs. It debated niche versus mainstream positioning and branding strategies for the Precision. The case also details CP's distribution channels, competition, and advertising and promotion plans to introduce the new toothbrush.
The document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's development and planned launch of the Precision toothbrush. It summarizes research conducted to design the toothbrush for maximum plaque removal. Precision could be positioned as either a niche premium product targeting gum disease, or a mainstream product appealing as the most effective brush. The marketing plan considers segmentation, pricing, placement, promotion and advertising strategies to launch Precision and capture market share from competitors.
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American company founded in 1806 that produces household and personal care products. It is a leading producer of oral care products like toothpaste and toothbrushes, with over 30% of the global toothpaste market. The company operates in over 200 countries and regions and has over 36,000 employees. Its competitors include Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Church & Dwight, Clorox, and Kimberly-Clark.
This document provides information about Colgate-Palmolive, including its history, products, competitors, strategies, and strengths/weaknesses. Specifically:
- Colgate-Palmolive was established in 1806 and is now a global consumer products company with a diverse portfolio including oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition products.
- Key competitors include Procter & Gamble, Kimberly-Clark, and Clorox, who differentiate their products and focus on innovation, sustainability, and divesting non-core businesses.
- Colgate-Palmolive's strengths include its expansive global presence, large market share, and diverse product lines. It aims to use these
Colgate-Palmolive is launching a new technologically superior toothbrush called the Precision Toothbrush in a competitive market. It faces challenges in gaining credibility and preventing cannibalization of existing products. The document analyzes positioning the brush as a niche or mainstream product, branding, test results that found the brush more effective but unusual looking, and recommendations such as niche marketing initially, aggressive advertising of its benefits, and free dental checkups to promote the issue it addresses.
This document provides information about Colgate-Palmolive's operations in India. It discusses Colgate's market share and retail outlet presence in India. It also summarizes Colgate's sales forecasting and budgeting process for a particular region, including forecasts based on population data, sales potential calculations, and expense budgeting. The document then outlines Colgate's distribution network in the region, including the number of distributors and their roles. It also discusses logistics regarding delivery from the company to distributors and from distributors to retailers.
Colgate-Palmolive is a global manufacturer and distributor of oral care, personal care and home care products. It offers a wide range of toothpastes, toothbrushes, mouthwashes, bar and liquid soaps, deodorants, and cleaning products. The company faces weaknesses such as high debt levels and risks from product recalls. It aims to minimize these weaknesses and combat threats like economic instability and competition through strategies such as increasing its focus on the growing U.S. market, using revenue increases to pay down debt, and continuously innovating new products. The company will evaluate the success of these strategies through metrics like achieving a higher percentage of sales from North America and lowering its debt-to-equity ratio
This (colgate) presentation is one of my important seminar becaz wen i was took seminar i put some old colgate video ads on the screen. It really help to listen all of them with attention.. and they really like and loved it..
Colgate has been operating since 1806 and introduced the first toothpaste in a tube in 1896. It has numerous products across oral care, personal care, and surface care. Colgate remains the number one trusted brand in India with over 50% market share in toothpaste. Going forward, Colgate aims to introduce more innovative products targeted at different consumer segments and expand distribution to reach more rural areas through strategies around the 4Ps of marketing.
Case study on Colgate - Palmolive under ( prof. Sameer Mathur )Vamsi Krishna
Colgate-Palmolive is a 1806-founded American company that produces household cleaning and personal care products. It operates in over 200 countries and has annual revenues of $16 billion. The presentation discusses Colgate-Palmolive's history and brand guidelines, including its logo, product strategies to target rural and urban consumers, pricing based on production costs, promotional activities, and SWOT analysis. Future strategies focus on the 4P's - expanding the product line, increasing rural penetration, adjusting prices, and strengthening distribution networks.
This document provides a case study on Colgate Palmolive's launch of their Colgate Max Fresh product globally. It discusses the company and toothpaste market background. It then examines the product development and launch initiatives taken in the US, China, and Mexico markets. In the US, Colgate Max Fresh was positioned as a premium brand and advertised heavily on TV and online. In China, it was renamed Icy Fresh and promoted using a celebrity. In Mexico, consumer testing showed average success potential and volume was expected to come mostly from existing Colgate brands.
Colgate palmolive company case study pptrohan tank
Colgate is analyzing how to beat market leader Oral-B in the toothbrush market. It formed a task force to develop a superior plaque-removing toothbrush using infrared motion analysis of brushing. This led to the Precision toothbrush with a customized bristle configuration. Testing showed the niche Precision toothbrush targeting gum disease could gain 3-5% market share within 2 years at a 15% premium to Oral-B. Alternatively, positioning it under the Colgate brand name risks 20% cannibalization but leverages Colgate's brand equity. Concept tests showed messaging around plaque removal and preventing gum disease was most effective.
Colgate-Palmolive is India's top branded toothpaste, ranked as the #1 brand by MODE surveys from 1992-2001. It was ranked India's Most Trusted Brand across categories from 2003-2006 by Brand Equity surveys. In 2007, it was the leading FMCG brand and 2nd overall trusted brand. Colgate has a wide distribution network with 84% penetration in urban areas and 79% in rural areas as of 2008. The document discusses Colgate's toothpaste, toothbrush, and personal/home care portfolios, as well as its "Little Dentist" program and financial strategy.
This document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's launch of the Precision toothbrush. It provides background on Colgate, the US oral care market, consumer habits, competition from Oral-B, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and others. Colgate developed the Precision through extensive research to have bristles of different lengths and orientations for maximum plaque removal. The document considers niche versus mainstream positioning and predicts market share outcomes under each strategy. It also reviews production requirements, pricing strategies, and early consumer concept testing for the Precision.
Marketing management presentation on colgateStewart Serrao
The marketing management presentation summarizes Colgate's history and marketing strategies. It outlines Colgate's timeline since 1806 and its product life cycle. The presentation also performs a SWOT analysis of Colgate and discusses the 4Ps of marketing - product, price, place, and promotion. Promotional tools discussed include increasing tube circumference, free dental checkups in mobile vans, advertisements, and attractive offers targeted at different age segments.
This document provides a dossier on the brand Colgate, summarizing its history and evolution, marketing strategies, and SWOT analysis. It discusses Colgate's early origins in 1806 and incorporation in India in 1937. Over time, Colgate has launched multiple products and campaigns to build awareness of oral hygiene. The dossier analyzes Colgate's brand positioning, distribution strategy, and tactics for tackling competition. Market surveys and hypotheses testing are also summarized. In conclusion, the document recommends Colgate expand its store presence and online advertising to further boost growth.
Colgate-Palmolive is a leading manufacturer of personal care products operating in over 200 countries. In 2007, the company saw increased net sales and operating profit margins compared to 2006 due to improved pricing and marketing strategies. Financially, Colgate-Palmolive is stable with a good current ratio and debt ratio, though debts are high. For the next 12 months, the company expects better cash flows and anticipates gaining higher market share, which could increase its share price and dividend payouts.
Colgate-Palmolive is a leading oral care company with a history dating back to 1806. It has a 51% market share in Indian toothpaste and 48% in toothpowder. Colgate focuses on innovation and product research and holds the top spot as India's most trusted brand. While it has opportunities for growth in emerging markets, it also faces threats from competitors and increasing costs.
In this assignment the objective of the assignment have mentioned. in which the introduction of the company is there, its mission statement, Achievements and past successes, customer awareness towards this company and many more.
This document provides an abstract for a study analyzing five traditional Cajun songs and their contemporary settings by Arles Estes. It summarizes the origins and history of Cajun music, from the ballads brought over from France by Acadian immigrants to Louisiana in the 18th century. It describes how Cajun music developed its own unique style through influences from other immigrant groups and the adoption of the accordion in the late 19th century. The study aims to broaden understanding of Cajun music's contributions to early American song and why it remains missing from the art song canon, through analyzing traditional songs and their modern arrangements.
This case study examines Colgate-Palmolive's plans in 1991-1992 to launch a new toothbrush, the Colgate Precision, in the US market. It provides background on CP's history and success as a leader in household and personal care products. The US toothbrush market was growing due to new product launches appealing to performance and features. CP researched consumer behavior and product designs. It debated niche versus mainstream positioning and branding strategies for the Precision. The case also details CP's distribution channels, competition, and advertising and promotion plans to introduce the new toothbrush.
The document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's development and planned launch of the Precision toothbrush. It summarizes research conducted to design the toothbrush for maximum plaque removal. Precision could be positioned as either a niche premium product targeting gum disease, or a mainstream product appealing as the most effective brush. The marketing plan considers segmentation, pricing, placement, promotion and advertising strategies to launch Precision and capture market share from competitors.
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American company founded in 1806 that produces household and personal care products. It is a leading producer of oral care products like toothpaste and toothbrushes, with over 30% of the global toothpaste market. The company operates in over 200 countries and regions and has over 36,000 employees. Its competitors include Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Church & Dwight, Clorox, and Kimberly-Clark.
This document provides information about Colgate-Palmolive, including its history, products, competitors, strategies, and strengths/weaknesses. Specifically:
- Colgate-Palmolive was established in 1806 and is now a global consumer products company with a diverse portfolio including oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition products.
- Key competitors include Procter & Gamble, Kimberly-Clark, and Clorox, who differentiate their products and focus on innovation, sustainability, and divesting non-core businesses.
- Colgate-Palmolive's strengths include its expansive global presence, large market share, and diverse product lines. It aims to use these
Colgate-Palmolive is launching a new technologically superior toothbrush called the Precision Toothbrush in a competitive market. It faces challenges in gaining credibility and preventing cannibalization of existing products. The document analyzes positioning the brush as a niche or mainstream product, branding, test results that found the brush more effective but unusual looking, and recommendations such as niche marketing initially, aggressive advertising of its benefits, and free dental checkups to promote the issue it addresses.
This document provides information about Colgate-Palmolive's operations in India. It discusses Colgate's market share and retail outlet presence in India. It also summarizes Colgate's sales forecasting and budgeting process for a particular region, including forecasts based on population data, sales potential calculations, and expense budgeting. The document then outlines Colgate's distribution network in the region, including the number of distributors and their roles. It also discusses logistics regarding delivery from the company to distributors and from distributors to retailers.
Colgate-Palmolive is a global manufacturer and distributor of oral care, personal care and home care products. It offers a wide range of toothpastes, toothbrushes, mouthwashes, bar and liquid soaps, deodorants, and cleaning products. The company faces weaknesses such as high debt levels and risks from product recalls. It aims to minimize these weaknesses and combat threats like economic instability and competition through strategies such as increasing its focus on the growing U.S. market, using revenue increases to pay down debt, and continuously innovating new products. The company will evaluate the success of these strategies through metrics like achieving a higher percentage of sales from North America and lowering its debt-to-equity ratio
This (colgate) presentation is one of my important seminar becaz wen i was took seminar i put some old colgate video ads on the screen. It really help to listen all of them with attention.. and they really like and loved it..
Colgate has been operating since 1806 and introduced the first toothpaste in a tube in 1896. It has numerous products across oral care, personal care, and surface care. Colgate remains the number one trusted brand in India with over 50% market share in toothpaste. Going forward, Colgate aims to introduce more innovative products targeted at different consumer segments and expand distribution to reach more rural areas through strategies around the 4Ps of marketing.
Case study on Colgate - Palmolive under ( prof. Sameer Mathur )Vamsi Krishna
Colgate-Palmolive is a 1806-founded American company that produces household cleaning and personal care products. It operates in over 200 countries and has annual revenues of $16 billion. The presentation discusses Colgate-Palmolive's history and brand guidelines, including its logo, product strategies to target rural and urban consumers, pricing based on production costs, promotional activities, and SWOT analysis. Future strategies focus on the 4P's - expanding the product line, increasing rural penetration, adjusting prices, and strengthening distribution networks.
This document provides a case study on Colgate Palmolive's launch of their Colgate Max Fresh product globally. It discusses the company and toothpaste market background. It then examines the product development and launch initiatives taken in the US, China, and Mexico markets. In the US, Colgate Max Fresh was positioned as a premium brand and advertised heavily on TV and online. In China, it was renamed Icy Fresh and promoted using a celebrity. In Mexico, consumer testing showed average success potential and volume was expected to come mostly from existing Colgate brands.
Colgate palmolive company case study pptrohan tank
Colgate is analyzing how to beat market leader Oral-B in the toothbrush market. It formed a task force to develop a superior plaque-removing toothbrush using infrared motion analysis of brushing. This led to the Precision toothbrush with a customized bristle configuration. Testing showed the niche Precision toothbrush targeting gum disease could gain 3-5% market share within 2 years at a 15% premium to Oral-B. Alternatively, positioning it under the Colgate brand name risks 20% cannibalization but leverages Colgate's brand equity. Concept tests showed messaging around plaque removal and preventing gum disease was most effective.
Colgate-Palmolive is India's top branded toothpaste, ranked as the #1 brand by MODE surveys from 1992-2001. It was ranked India's Most Trusted Brand across categories from 2003-2006 by Brand Equity surveys. In 2007, it was the leading FMCG brand and 2nd overall trusted brand. Colgate has a wide distribution network with 84% penetration in urban areas and 79% in rural areas as of 2008. The document discusses Colgate's toothpaste, toothbrush, and personal/home care portfolios, as well as its "Little Dentist" program and financial strategy.
This document discusses Colgate-Palmolive's launch of the Precision toothbrush. It provides background on Colgate, the US oral care market, consumer habits, competition from Oral-B, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and others. Colgate developed the Precision through extensive research to have bristles of different lengths and orientations for maximum plaque removal. The document considers niche versus mainstream positioning and predicts market share outcomes under each strategy. It also reviews production requirements, pricing strategies, and early consumer concept testing for the Precision.
Marketing management presentation on colgateStewart Serrao
The marketing management presentation summarizes Colgate's history and marketing strategies. It outlines Colgate's timeline since 1806 and its product life cycle. The presentation also performs a SWOT analysis of Colgate and discusses the 4Ps of marketing - product, price, place, and promotion. Promotional tools discussed include increasing tube circumference, free dental checkups in mobile vans, advertisements, and attractive offers targeted at different age segments.
This document provides a dossier on the brand Colgate, summarizing its history and evolution, marketing strategies, and SWOT analysis. It discusses Colgate's early origins in 1806 and incorporation in India in 1937. Over time, Colgate has launched multiple products and campaigns to build awareness of oral hygiene. The dossier analyzes Colgate's brand positioning, distribution strategy, and tactics for tackling competition. Market surveys and hypotheses testing are also summarized. In conclusion, the document recommends Colgate expand its store presence and online advertising to further boost growth.
Colgate-Palmolive is a leading manufacturer of personal care products operating in over 200 countries. In 2007, the company saw increased net sales and operating profit margins compared to 2006 due to improved pricing and marketing strategies. Financially, Colgate-Palmolive is stable with a good current ratio and debt ratio, though debts are high. For the next 12 months, the company expects better cash flows and anticipates gaining higher market share, which could increase its share price and dividend payouts.
Colgate-Palmolive is a leading oral care company with a history dating back to 1806. It has a 51% market share in Indian toothpaste and 48% in toothpowder. Colgate focuses on innovation and product research and holds the top spot as India's most trusted brand. While it has opportunities for growth in emerging markets, it also faces threats from competitors and increasing costs.
In this assignment the objective of the assignment have mentioned. in which the introduction of the company is there, its mission statement, Achievements and past successes, customer awareness towards this company and many more.
This document provides an abstract for a study analyzing five traditional Cajun songs and their contemporary settings by Arles Estes. It summarizes the origins and history of Cajun music, from the ballads brought over from France by Acadian immigrants to Louisiana in the 18th century. It describes how Cajun music developed its own unique style through influences from other immigrant groups and the adoption of the accordion in the late 19th century. The study aims to broaden understanding of Cajun music's contributions to early American song and why it remains missing from the art song canon, through analyzing traditional songs and their modern arrangements.
A presentation oncolgate’s urban expansion planyogeshsri
The document outlines objectives, methodology, statistics, and findings from a market survey conducted in the Dhanbad region to identify new retail outlets and pharmaceutical wholesalers for better product distribution. The objectives were to identify new shops, find pharmaceutical wholesalers, and base the survey on return on investment, potential, and respective areas. Statistics on shop coverage and types were provided for various routes. In total, 668 shops were surveyed with 369 shops uncovered. Key findings included Colgate's distribution gaps in distant areas compared to competitors and payment issues raised by some retailers.
P&G developed a new toothpaste that provides tooth and gum protection for 24 hours after each brushing. To determine consumer preferences for this new product before market introduction, P&G will conduct a survey. Personal interviews will be the most effective survey method, specifically in-home interviews. This allows interviewers to directly ask consumers questions about attributes like color, fragrance, and how they prefer tooth and gum protection. The sample will target middle and high-income consumers who use branded toothpaste. Simple random sampling will select a representative sample from this population frame. Results will be presented to P&G management using charts like pie charts, bar charts, and histograms to illustrate consumer preferences.
The quick response Sheri Johnson, Senior Vice President of Morningstar Communications, and her team put together during a client crisis allowed the client to effectively address multiple key audiences, using a variety of communication tools. This insider’s perspective also includes best practices and techniques for you to take back to your organization.
The document discusses preparing schools and education technology for crises and disasters. It provides examples of typical crises responses and recovery plans. It emphasizes identifying essential services, staff, equipment and processes, and having plans for remote learning, communication, and continuity of operations. Checklists are provided to help assess preparedness and resources are shared for developing effective response and recovery strategies.
Colgate Palmolive is one of the largest FMCG companies globally with a 44.7% market share in toothpaste. It operates across 6 continents with business segments including oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition. The study aimed to understand factors influencing consumer behavior for Colgate toothpaste in India, particularly for their sensitive toothpaste product. Key findings from the questionnaire showed quality was the top purchase factor, professional advice the most important information source, and freshening breath and sensitivity relief the primary product attributes driving purchases.
Unilever is a global consumer goods company that houses over 400 brands. It was created in 1930 through the merger of Lever Brothers and Margarine Unie. While Unilever has expanded globally, it faces various crisis vulnerabilities. Unethical leadership poses the greatest risk of an intentional crisis, while product failures and disease outbreaks from products are the most likely and harmful unintentional crises. To prevent crises, Unilever must have strong communication, monitor products closely, and have disaster response plans.
Crisis management (Event Management and Corporate Communication)Palvi Jaswal
Johnson & Johnson faced a crisis when Tylenol capsules were found to be laced with cyanide, killing 7 people in Chicago. J&J immediately issued a nationwide recall of over 31 million Tylenol bottles at a cost of over $100 million. They also halted advertising and established a hotline to respond to consumer concerns. After reintroducing Tylenol in tamper-resistant packaging and offering discounts, J&J's quick and responsible response helped restore consumer trust in the brand.
Lever Brothers was founded in 1890 and grew through acquisitions, becoming Unilever through a merger in 1930. Unilever is now one of the largest consumer goods companies worldwide, employing over 179,000 people across 151 countries. It has a diverse portfolio of food, home, and personal care brands including Lipton, Dove, Lux, and Lifebuoy. Unilever Pakistan operates across six manufacturing sites and has over 1,600 employees in the country.
The Hershey Company is the largest chocolate manufacturer in North America. It was founded in 1894 by Milton Hershey in Pennsylvania and has since expanded globally. Hershey produces popular brands like Hershey's chocolate bars, Reese's, and Kit Kat. While successful in North America, it has a relatively low global market share of around 10%. A SWOT analysis finds Hershey's strengths are its brand recognition and partnerships, but weaknesses include poor international presence and reliance on brand loyalty over marketing. Opportunities exist in health-focused products and new markets, but threats comprise stronger competitors and consumer demand for healthier options.
Product Marketing and Management for Fair and Lovely Max FairnessPrajakta Talathi
This assignment report analyses the market issues for the Brand Product – Fair and Lovely Max Fairness using different Marketing Tools and Techniques. It also suggests a Marketing Plan and a Marketing Strategy for F&L Max Fairness.
Smartphones contain lithium-ion batteries which can overheat and catch fire if damaged. Nokia recalled several models in 2016 due to battery issues and offered free replacements to ensure customer safety. The recall process required identifying affected devices, halting sales, creating replacement stock and communicating the issue and solution to customers in a timely and transparent manner.
- Lever Brothers was founded in 1890 by William Hesketh Lever and was a key player in the food and household product industry, growing through acquisitions.
- Lever Brothers merged with Margarine Unie in 1930 to form Unilever, which is now one of the largest consumer goods companies in the world with brands sold in 151 countries.
- Today, Unilever employs over 179,000 people across its 150 country operations, including 1,677 employees in Pakistan.
Unilever - History, Evolution, Present and the FutureGreg Thain
A comprehensive background of Unilever containing its History and Origins, Early Evolution, Modern Business, Global Expansion, Company Structure, Recent Efforts and Company DNA. As one of the chapters of the book FMCG: The Power of Fast-Moving Consumer Goods by authors Greg Thain and John Bradley. For more details on their success story and that of other leading FMCG companies, check www.fmcgbook.com or Amazon http://amzn.to/1jRyd20.
Crises Management: Trendsspotting Insights On Dominos Case StudyTaly Weiss
Dominos Pizza faced a crisis when a video posted online showed employees violating food safety standards. Dominos reacted over several days by firing the employees, apologizing, and promising to improve food safety training. They used social media like YouTube to communicate directly with customers. Research shows their response of accepting responsibility was effective, as online conversations about the incident later declined. The case study examines Dominos' response and provides examples of how other companies have responded to crises.
Company : Unilever
International ICT Business - Telkom University 2015
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The document outlines a case involving Johnson & Johnson and a shareholder proposal from Human Life International. Human Life International, a pro-life organization, proposed that Johnson & Johnson stop contributing to Planned Parenthood due to its abortion services. This created conflict between honoring shareholder requests and Johnson & Johnson's philanthropic goals. The document analyzes the issues and recommends that Johnson & Johnson improve communication with shareholders about its contributions to find a mutually agreeable solution.
Unilever is a multinational consumer goods company formed in 1930 through the merger of Lever Brothers and Margarine Unie. It has brands in 190 countries and its mission is to add vitality to life. Unilever Pakistan was established in 1958 as Lever Brothers and is now the largest fast-moving consumer goods company in Pakistan operating across multiple locations. A SWOT analysis identified strengths like strong brands but also weaknesses such as high prices and threats from competitors. A BCG matrix showed star products with high market share and growth, cash cow products with high market share but low growth, and question mark and dog products.
Colgate-Palmolive Company (CP) was a global leader in household and personal care products. CP's 5-year plan from 1990 to 1995 emphasized new product launches and entry into new geographic markets. The document discusses CP's income statement for toothbrushes from 1989-1992, the US toothbrush market, major innovations in toothbrush products, consumer behavior and brand preferences for toothbrushes, competition in the toothbrush market including major brands and prices, advertising and promotion activities and expenditures for toothbrush brands, distribution strategies, and the precision marketing mix CP planned to use for a new toothbrush product.
Colgate-Palmolive was developing a new precision toothbrush to launch in 1992. It conducted extensive research over several years to design a brush with bristles of different lengths and orientations that could remove plaque more effectively, especially between teeth and at the gumline. The precision toothbrush was positioned as a premium product claiming to be the most effective brush on the market. Colgate tested potential names, advertisements, and distribution strategies involving dentist samples. It aimed to establish the precision brush as a credible breakthrough product through its proven benefits identified through proper analysis and development of its marketing mix.
William Colgate introduced a starch, soap and candle factory in 1806 in New York City, which later became known as Colgate & Company. In 1873, the company introduced its first toothpaste. Colgate became a global leader in oral care by introducing innovations like toothpaste in a tube and through acquisitions. Today, Colgate has numerous subsidiaries worldwide and maintains the top market share for oral care products in India through a variety of oral care products, promotions, and distribution channels.
Colgate Palmolive is a leading global consumer products company focused on oral care, personal care, household surface care, fabric care, and pet nutrition. It is headquartered in New York City and is the largest seller of toothpaste worldwide. Some key points about Colgate Palmolive include that it operates in over 70 countries, sells products in over 200 countries, and has well-known brands such as Palmolive, Ajax, and Hill's Science Diet pet food. Its core values are caring, global teamwork, and continuous improvement.
Colgate has developed successful marketing strategies over its 200-year history. It focuses on satisfying customer needs through a mix of promotional activities including advertising, sales promotions, public relations, personal selling, and direct marketing. Colgate segments the market and targets different groups with tailored products and promotions. Its strong brand image, global market share in oral care, and multipronged marketing approaches have made it the leading consumer products company worldwide.
Colgate Palmolive is a global FMCG company founded in 1806 with a revenue of $1.5 billion in 2005. It has a wide distribution network in India reaching over 5 million retail outlets. Colgate leads the Indian toothpaste market with a 54.7% value market share. It faces competition from companies like P&G and Unilever. While Colgate remains the market leader in oral care, competitors like Close-Up and Pepsodent have gained market share at times by introducing new products and targeting Colgate in advertisements. Colgate aims to strengthen its leadership position through innovation, efficiency, and understanding consumer behavior globally.
The document summarizes a case study about Colgate-Palmolive's launch of the Precision toothbrush. It describes Colgate's research and development process to create a toothbrush that more effectively removes plaque from the gumline and between teeth. Colgate's product manager developed marketing strategies to either position Precision as a niche product or mainstream brand. Research indicated consumers would be receptive to Precision and it could gain significant market share if positioned and marketed appropriately. The document outlines Colgate's plans for Precision's marketing mix, production, pricing, and financial projections to ensure its successful launch and profitability.
Colgate Palmolive- the precision toothbrushhardikgary
Colgate-Palmolive (CP) was a global leader in household and personal care products. CP's 5-year plan from 1990 to 1995 emphasized new product launches and entering new geographic markets. The document discusses defining the marketing strategy for CP's new precision toothbrush, including positioning, branding, and communication. It analyzes the US toothbrush market and CP's strengths as an innovator with a strong global brand, as well as weaknesses in educating consumers and lack of presence in the super-premium market.
Colgate is an American multinational company that produces oral care and personal care products. Founded in 1806, it is headquartered in New York City and operates in over 200 countries. Colgate introduced the first toothpaste in a tube in 1896 and has since become the global leader in toothpaste sales, holding over 50% of the market in India. It faces competition from companies like HUL but maintains its position through product innovation and marketing campaigns featuring celebrities.
The Precision toothbrush was a new product in development by Colgate-Palmolive that featured bristles of different lengths and orientations designed through research to more effectively remove plaque, especially from the gumline and between teeth. Colgate faced challenges in positioning and marketing the Precision against competing new products in the market and determining the optimal pricing and distribution strategy. Consumer research was conducted to understand buying behaviors and test potential marketing messages to help guide these decisions.
- Colgate was founded in 1806 as a starch, soap and candle factory in New York called William Colgate & Company. It introduced its first toothpaste in 1873.
- Today Colgate is a global company with numerous subsidiaries in over 200 countries. It holds the number one market share for toothpaste in India.
- Colgate faces competition from other brands like HUL's Pepsodent but maintains market leadership through innovation, new products, and promotional campaigns.
The document provides a history and overview of Colgate. It discusses that Colgate was founded in 1806 and initially produced soap and candles. It introduced its first toothpaste in 1873. Colgate has numerous products and a large global market share in oral care products. The document outlines Colgate's future strategies around its 4P's (Product, Price, Promotion, Place) and provides a SWOT analysis.
A comprehensive report on strategy analysis of Colgate.Vatsal Patel
This document provides an overview of the toothpaste industry and Colgate's position as the market leader. It discusses Colgate's history dating back to the 1800s, its marketing strategies, competitive advantages, and reasons for long-term success. Colgate established itself as the first major brand of toothpaste and has maintained the top market share for decades through innovative products and marketing tactics like endorsements from dentists.
This document appears to be a project report submitted by a student named Abdu Samad on the topic of marketing management. It includes sections on the company profile of Colgate Palmolive India, the company's history dating back to 1806, and an analysis of Colgate's marketing mix including their products, pricing, placement, and promotion strategies. There is also a SWOT analysis and discussion of Colgate's position in the BCG matrix. The report provides an overview of Colgate Palmolive's business in India and strategies across various elements of the marketing mix.
Colgate-Palmolive launched its popular Colgate Max Fresh (CMF) toothpaste brand in Mexico to build on its success in the US and China. Some challenges included differing consumer preferences in Mexico, low awareness of CMF's freshness benefits, and price sensitivity in Mexico's emerging market. Colgate addressed these by adjusting CMF's flavors, emphasizing its freshness through advertising, and lowering the price to increase sales volume. By branding CMF as providing "extreme freshness" through "cooling crystals" and launching an advertising campaign titled "Snowsurfer," Colgate hoped to increase CMF sales in Mexico as it had in other markets.
Colgate-Palmolive Company: The Precision ToothbrushSashwat Dubey
Colgate Palmolive was poised to launch a new toothbrush called Precision. It had to decide whether to position it as a niche product targeting gum health or go mainstream. As a niche product it could avoid cannibalizing existing lines but require lower marketing investment. However, Colgate's strategy was to build its brand so going mainstream aligned with this despite risk of cannibalization. Precision offered technological benefits over competitors by removing more plaque so it was more than just an extension. Its unique design positioned it for mainstream success by differentiated it from others.
The oral care market in India is large but growing slowly, with many Indians still using traditional cleaning methods instead of toothpaste. Toothpaste penetration is low, at just 82g per capita consumption annually on average. Colgate and Hindustan Lever together dominate over 85% of the organized toothpaste market. The toothpaste market grew robustly until 2001 but then declined in value, with Colgate and Hindustan Lever facing increased competition from regional discount brands. Colgate responded successfully by revitalizing its Cibaca brand at lower prices, gaining 50% of the discount segment market share within a year.
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2. COMPANYBACKGROUND
CP WAS A GLOBAL LEADER IN HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS.
CP’S 5-YEAR PLAN FOR1990 TO1995 EMPHASIZED NEW PRODUCT
LAUNCHES AND ENTRY INTO NEW GEOGRAPHIC MARKETS.
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two product
segments:Oral,Personal and
HomeCare ; and Pet Nutrition.
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•PRODUCT DESIGN AND TESTING
•POSITIONING
VOLUMES
CAPACITY AND INVESTMENT COSTS
PRODUCTION COSTS AND PRICING
•BRANDING
•COMMUNICATION AND PROMOTION
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42. Who isresponsible for
the entire product design
research and
development process of
The Precision
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