This document discusses the development of a skin care product in Indonesia called Sariayu Putih Langsat. It provides background on the product, noting that eastern skin is different than western skin and required a whitening product suitable for eastern people that lightened without changing skin character. The product concept of Putih Langsat, meaning white langsat fruit, was developed to establish a new whitening concept for Indonesian/eastern skin that differentiated from existing western-focused whitening products. The document explores using local wisdom and natural ingredients to develop skin care tailored to the unique characteristics of Indonesian consumers.
A sharp outlook of Indonesian economy in 2011 where the country reach, for the first time in its history, the GDP/capita of US$3000 (nominal). US$3000 is a threshold number where a country will experience an "accelerated development" after it reaches the number. What are the implications of this change for consumer behavior and marketing strategy?
Step1: Product Management
Selecting a Winning Product
Market Segmentation
Market Analysis
Competitor Analysis
The Requirements Specification
Step 2: Situation analysis
Over-view
Market Place
BCG matrix
POD vs. POP
SWOT analysis
Step 3: Marketing Strategy
Target segment selection
TOWS Matrix || actions
Positioning || Battle of minds
Step 4: Communications MIX
Objective
Advertising
PR activity
Social media
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“ NOW,
DATA DRIVES
EVERYTHING WE DO
BEFORE,
WE WERE MUCH
MORE REACTIVE"
A total population of Indonesia is estimated more than 261 million people in 2017. Euromonitor International predicted Indonesia will be the fastest growing cosmetics market in Asia, beating China and India: 9 % - 8 % - 7 %
There are 760 cosmetic companies approximately in large, medium, and small scales spread in Indonesia. The Biggest challenge is getting consumers that has different characters, both in terms of residence, age, gender, and SES. Business Value: 100 Trillion IDR (KementrianPerindustrian). MARS conducted a survey to see the profile of consumers and the development of the performance of various brands of cosmetics in Indonesia.
A sharp outlook of Indonesian economy in 2011 where the country reach, for the first time in its history, the GDP/capita of US$3000 (nominal). US$3000 is a threshold number where a country will experience an "accelerated development" after it reaches the number. What are the implications of this change for consumer behavior and marketing strategy?
Step1: Product Management
Selecting a Winning Product
Market Segmentation
Market Analysis
Competitor Analysis
The Requirements Specification
Step 2: Situation analysis
Over-view
Market Place
BCG matrix
POD vs. POP
SWOT analysis
Step 3: Marketing Strategy
Target segment selection
TOWS Matrix || actions
Positioning || Battle of minds
Step 4: Communications MIX
Objective
Advertising
PR activity
Social media
more about me take a look @
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“ NOW,
DATA DRIVES
EVERYTHING WE DO
BEFORE,
WE WERE MUCH
MORE REACTIVE"
A total population of Indonesia is estimated more than 261 million people in 2017. Euromonitor International predicted Indonesia will be the fastest growing cosmetics market in Asia, beating China and India: 9 % - 8 % - 7 %
There are 760 cosmetic companies approximately in large, medium, and small scales spread in Indonesia. The Biggest challenge is getting consumers that has different characters, both in terms of residence, age, gender, and SES. Business Value: 100 Trillion IDR (KementrianPerindustrian). MARS conducted a survey to see the profile of consumers and the development of the performance of various brands of cosmetics in Indonesia.
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1. Presented
by
Samuel
E.
Pranata
Crea%ng
a
Great
Marke.ng
Director,
Skin
Care
Product
Martha
Tilaar
Group
(MTG)
in
Indonesia
Blending
Global
Best
Prac%ce
with
Unique
Local
Wisdom
12th
Asia
Surfactants
Personal
&
Home
Care
Markets
Hilton
Shanghai,
September
2012
The
Martha
Tilaar
Group
Experience
2. Indonesia:
The
Great
Skin
Care
Market
The
Martha
Tilaar
Group
Experience
3. Indonesia
is
an
archipelago
with
30.000
plant
species
and
300
ethnici5es,
as
well
as
has
more
than
17.000
islands
and
about
400
volcanoes
There
are
a
lot
of
mountain
water
springs,
hot
springs
and
mineral
water
springs
BIODIVERSITY
&
CULTURAL
RICHNESS
6. Middle
class
has
become
majority
popula5on
with
131
million,
Exci5ng
Performance...
million
per
annum
growing
7
25%
56.5%
1999
2010
Source:
WorldBank,
BPS
Source:
Nielsen
7. Jakarta:
The
city
with
68
(+14)
malls
The
biggest
number
in
the
world
8. As
the
economy
and
middle
class
are
growing,
looking
good
is
also
a
trend
YTD
Growth*
14%
Higher
than
food
*Nielsen,
2011
9. Beauty
&
Personal
Care
Industry
Total
market
size
U$
3
billion
Predicted
cosme%c
product
in
2012
will
grow
16.9%.
Average
growth
of
cosme%c
in
Indonesia
around
13-‐
15%
a
year
Skin
care
category
contributes
30%
of
the
market
Back
to
nature
concept
drives
the
product
with
natural
ingredients
The
trend
of
metrosexuality
starts
to
grow
10. Skin
Care
Market
in
Indonesia
Total
Market
Size
U$
950
million
Prominent
skin
care
products
are
s%ll
whitening
and
an%
aging
categories
Big
players
are
Unilever,
P&G,
L'Oreal,
and
local
company
such
as
Martha
Tilaar
Group
11. Martha
Tilaar
Group
Unique
Approach
and
Strategy
The
Martha
Tilaar
Group
Experience
12. Martha
Tilaar
Group:
At
Glance
Established
in
1970
The
largest
local
beauty
companies
in
Indonesia
Integrated
opera%ons
from:
organic
planta%on,
manufacturing,
distribu%on,
retail
shop,
salon
&
spa
chain
and
beauty
school
Produce
10
brands
consis%ng
of
skin
care,
color
cosme%cs,
hair
care,
body
care
and
herbal
products
14. Flower
Palmyra
Palm
Rupasampat
Wahyabiantara
The
Total
Beauty
Concept
zither
The
concept
of
Rupasampat
Wahyabiantara
was
explored
from
the
myths,
ancient
history,
folklore
and
tasbih
understanding
of
the
Wahyang
philosophy.
Beauty
is
a
reflec%on
of
the
harmony
of
both
inner
and
outer
and
also
among
mind,
lotus
body,
and
soul.
15. Product
Development
Principles
“Local
Wisdom
Go
Global”
Natural
Ingredients
Indigenous
Knowledge
&
Recipes
Based
on
the
Cycle
of
Life
Holis5c
(Inner
&
Outer)
Approach
for
Op%mum
Result
Scien5fic
Approach
&
Technology
Implementa%on
Efficacy
Proven
Environmental
Friendly
16. Four
generic
Strategies
to
Beat
the
Giant
Local
Challenger
Na5onal
Champion
Ownership
of
Local
Advantages
High
Selec%vely
aiack
Beat
the
giant
through
the
giant’s
weaknesses
local
differen5a5on
Die-‐Hard
Flanker
Global
Chaser
Low
Flank
and
create
Strive
to
achieve
their
own
pond
global
best
prac%ces
Low
High
Capability
to
Catch-‐up
Global
Fron5er
(Financial,
Technology,
Management,
etc.)
17. The
Sariayu
Pu.h
Langsat
Story
Glocaliza.on
MaTers
The
Martha
Tilaar
Group
Experience
23. Sariayu
Pu%h
Langsat
Background
Skin
of
eastern
people
(incl.
Indonesia)
is
different
from
western
people
Need
a
whitening
product
that
suitable
for
eastern
people.
Light
and
bright
without
changing
skin
character
Come
into
Pu%h
Langsat
Concept;
Pu5h
means
white,
Langsat
is
fruit
as
an
iden%ty
or
character
of
Indonesian
skin
24. Sariayu
Pu%h
Langsat
Background
Pu%h
langsat
is
the
lightening
concept
that
is
developed
met
to
Indonesian
skin
(eastern
whitening
concept)
Establish
new
whitening
concept
to
differen%ate
from
the
exis%ng
one
by
using
natural
ingredient
“Langsat”
(Lansium
domes.cum)
Using
cultural
approach
that
is
approved
by
ethno
pharmacology,
in
vitro
and
clinical
study
25. Etno
pharmacology
Study
Ethnicity
of
Dayak,
in
province
of
Kalimantan
(South
&
Middle),
culturally
and
historically
used
“Bedak
Dingin”
(cooling
powder)
They
used
bedak
dingin
everyday
to
keep
their
skin
health
and
beauty
Their
skin
looked
light
and
bright
that
was
different
from
other
ethnici%es
Bedak
dingin
(cooling
powder)
contains
Langsat
fruit
(Lansium
domes.cum)
26. In
Vitro
Study
Sample
Concentra5on
DPPH
Scavenging
Inhibi5on
Rate
(%)
Ac5vity
(%)
against
Tyrosinase
ac5vity
(%)
Lansium
2
33.9
30.4
Phylanthus
2
78.6
34.1
Lansium
+
2
92.4
30.8
Phylanthus
Langsat
(Lansium)
can
inhibit
melanin
synthesis
Langsat
extract
has
an%oxidant
ac%vity
Combina%on
of
langsat
(lansium)
and
phylantus
has
higher
an%xodant
ac%vity
compared
to
a
single
plant
27. Clinical
Study
Clinical
Study
Sariayu
Pu5h
Langsat
Moisturizer
Sariayu
Moisturizer
&
Lightening
Skin
Pu%h
Langsat
Moisturizer
Skin
Moisturizing
&
Lightening
Clinical
Test
Result:
-‐
79%
subjects
showed
improvement
in
skin
moisturizing
ater
2
hours
-‐
75%
subjects
showed
improvement
in
skin
lightening
ater
2
weeks
- 83%
subjects
showed
improvement
in
skin
lightening
ater
4
weeks
*
Improvement
toward
base
line
(unit)
*
*
*
=
sta%s%cally
significant
at
p
<
0.05
28. Clinical
Study
Patent
Sariayu
Pu5h
Langsat
Moisturizer
Gain
Patent
of
new
efficacy
Lightening
Skin
Moisturizer
&
of
Indonesian
plants
29. Clinical
Study
Publica%ons/Seminars
Sariayu
Pu5h
Langsat
Moisturizer
The
research
has
b&
Lightening
Skin
Moisturizer
een
presented
in
many
scien%fic
seminars
and
conferences
30. Clinical
Study
Sales
Performance
Sariayu
Pu5h
Langsat
Moisturizer
Skin
Moisturizer
&
Lightening
Launched
in
2007,
Sariayu
Pu%h
Langsat
has
experienced
a
robust
growth