Cinnabon is a bakery franchise founded in 1985 in Washington that specializes in cinnamon rolls. It opened its first franchise location in 1986 and has since expanded to over 650 locations across 30 countries. Franchisees receive initial and ongoing training and support from Cinnabon. The company has strong brand recognition and competes with other snack bakeries.
Kellogg's was founded in 1906 and is now a global food company that sells over 56 products in more than 180 countries. It has annual revenue of $12.6 billion and owns several other brands through acquisitions. While respecting local cultures, Kellogg's aims to introduce products suited for different markets. It is considered an ethical company.
This document summarizes Amul's customer and industry segmentation strategies. For customers, Amul segments by age and health preferences, targeting kids, women, youth, calorie conscious, and health conscious customers. For industries, Amul segments the milk industry, targeting coffee shops, restaurants, and ice cream makers, and the butter and milk industry, targeting bakeries and pizza manufacturers. The document also lists Amul's positioning strategy focused on quality, health, affordability, everyday use, and wide availability.
QUAKER OAT'S snapple: failing to understand the essence of the brandRey Ferrer Ferrer
Quaker Oats acquired Snapple Beverage Corporation in 1994 for $1.7 billion hoping to leverage Snapple's success and synergies with its Gatorade brand. However, Quaker struggled to understand Snapple's culture and loose manufacturing process. Competition intensified as other beverage companies targeted Snapple's niche markets. Quaker's operational issues led to distribution problems, a $75 million loss in 1995, and declining demand. The acquisition is now seen as Quaker's costliest mistake as Snapple was later sold for much less after its business declined under Quaker's ownership.
Cadbury is a British confectionery company founded in 1824 in Birmingham, England. It has direct operations in over 60 countries and sells products in almost every country worldwide. In India, Cadbury began operations in 1948 by importing chocolates. It uses the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion to market its brands such as Dairy Milk, 5Star, Perk, and Celebrations. It promotes its products through television, print media, posters, sponsorships, and celebrity endorsements.
The document outlines a marketing plan to increase brand awareness of Miss Vickie's chips in Canada. The objectives are to increase household penetration from 22% to 44% and double annual gross sales over 4 years. The plan proposes refreshing the brand image to position Miss Vickie's as a premium Canadian product and healthier chip alternative. Tactics include new packaging emphasizing Canadian heritage, in-store merchandising changes, public relations, sampling events, and advertising to educate consumers. The goal is to bridge the perception gap and drive sales growth among target markets of baby boomers and mothers.
Baskin Robbins was founded in 1945 by Burton Baskin and Irvine Robbins. They each opened ice cream stores separately that year in California. By 1948 they had joined together and had 6 stores between them called Snowbird and Burton's. The logo features the colors pink, orange, and brown. Baskin Robbins produces ice creams in classic, seasonal, and monthly flavors, as well as pies, sandwiches, refreshments like milkshakes and smoothies, and classic and layered sundaes. They also offer catering and pre-packaged services.
Cinnabon is a bakery franchise founded in 1985 in Washington that specializes in cinnamon rolls. It opened its first franchise location in 1986 and has since expanded to over 650 locations across 30 countries. Franchisees receive initial and ongoing training and support from Cinnabon. The company has strong brand recognition and competes with other snack bakeries.
Kellogg's was founded in 1906 and is now a global food company that sells over 56 products in more than 180 countries. It has annual revenue of $12.6 billion and owns several other brands through acquisitions. While respecting local cultures, Kellogg's aims to introduce products suited for different markets. It is considered an ethical company.
This document summarizes Amul's customer and industry segmentation strategies. For customers, Amul segments by age and health preferences, targeting kids, women, youth, calorie conscious, and health conscious customers. For industries, Amul segments the milk industry, targeting coffee shops, restaurants, and ice cream makers, and the butter and milk industry, targeting bakeries and pizza manufacturers. The document also lists Amul's positioning strategy focused on quality, health, affordability, everyday use, and wide availability.
QUAKER OAT'S snapple: failing to understand the essence of the brandRey Ferrer Ferrer
Quaker Oats acquired Snapple Beverage Corporation in 1994 for $1.7 billion hoping to leverage Snapple's success and synergies with its Gatorade brand. However, Quaker struggled to understand Snapple's culture and loose manufacturing process. Competition intensified as other beverage companies targeted Snapple's niche markets. Quaker's operational issues led to distribution problems, a $75 million loss in 1995, and declining demand. The acquisition is now seen as Quaker's costliest mistake as Snapple was later sold for much less after its business declined under Quaker's ownership.
Cadbury is a British confectionery company founded in 1824 in Birmingham, England. It has direct operations in over 60 countries and sells products in almost every country worldwide. In India, Cadbury began operations in 1948 by importing chocolates. It uses the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion to market its brands such as Dairy Milk, 5Star, Perk, and Celebrations. It promotes its products through television, print media, posters, sponsorships, and celebrity endorsements.
The document outlines a marketing plan to increase brand awareness of Miss Vickie's chips in Canada. The objectives are to increase household penetration from 22% to 44% and double annual gross sales over 4 years. The plan proposes refreshing the brand image to position Miss Vickie's as a premium Canadian product and healthier chip alternative. Tactics include new packaging emphasizing Canadian heritage, in-store merchandising changes, public relations, sampling events, and advertising to educate consumers. The goal is to bridge the perception gap and drive sales growth among target markets of baby boomers and mothers.
Baskin Robbins was founded in 1945 by Burton Baskin and Irvine Robbins. They each opened ice cream stores separately that year in California. By 1948 they had joined together and had 6 stores between them called Snowbird and Burton's. The logo features the colors pink, orange, and brown. Baskin Robbins produces ice creams in classic, seasonal, and monthly flavors, as well as pies, sandwiches, refreshments like milkshakes and smoothies, and classic and layered sundaes. They also offer catering and pre-packaged services.
Cadbury Dairy Milk is a popular chocolate bar brand introduced in 1905 in the UK and India in 1948. It holds 30% of the Indian chocolate market. Cadbury uses strong branding and advertising focused on enjoyment and celebration to maintain Dairy Milk's market leading position. Over time, advertising has targeted both children and adults, positioning Dairy Milk as ideal for any celebratory occasion. New products like dark chocolate and festive collections also aim to broaden Dairy Milk's appeal.
Dairy Milk is a popular chocolate bar brand owned by Cadbury. Introduced in 1905 in the UK, it came to India in 1948 and has since gained a 30% value share of the Indian chocolate market. Cadbury uses advertising as its main marketing strategy, targeting customers of all ages to associate Dairy Milk with celebration and enjoyment. Some example ad campaigns include a girl dancing to promote enjoyment, slogans to encourage chocolate consumption among masses, and ads linking Dairy Milk to celebratory occasions and exam results. The target audience for Dairy Milk has evolved over time from kids to adults and entire families.
How to theory apply in to practical of marketing management to cadbary dairy...Babasab Patil
The document provides information about Cadbury, an Indian chocolate company. It discusses the company's history, board of directors, brands, mission, marketing approaches, SWOT analysis, and competitors. Specifically, it notes that Cadbury was established in 1948 and manufactures popular brands like Dairy Milk, Celebrations, and Bournvita. It also lists the board of directors and analyzes Cadbury's marketing using various concepts.
John Cadbury founded Cadbury in Birmingham, UK in 1824. It is now the largest confectionary company in the world with over 70,000 employees. In India, Cadbury began operations in 1948 and today has 5 manufacturing facilities and 4 sales offices. Cadbury's leading brand is Cadbury Dairy Milk, which has over 70% market share in India. The company aims to be the world's largest confectionary company through revenue growth, expanding stores worldwide, and continually improving product quality.
Cadbury has been producing chocolates in India since 1947 and their chocolates are beloved by Indians due to their taste. Cadbury began over 150 years ago in 1824 when John Cadbury started producing chocolate in England. Today, over 250 million Cadbury Dairy Milk bars are produced and consumed every year. Cadbury has grown to be a significant player in India's chocolate market through innovation and associating their brands with emotions.
Cadbury is a leading global confectionery company known for its chocolate, gum, and candy brands. It was founded in 1824 when John Cadbury opened a small grocery shop in Birmingham and began making chocolate. Over time, Cadbury grew significantly and now sells products in most countries worldwide. The document discusses Cadbury's history, products, leadership, SWOT analysis, and production process. It concludes that Cadbury has the largest market share in India's chocolate industry due to its high quality and popularity.
Cadbury is a British multinational company that was incorporated in India in 1948. It has manufacturing facilities across India and is a market leader in the chocolate confectionery business with over 70% market share. Cadbury is now a fully owned subsidiary of Kraft Foods Inc. after being acquired in 2010. Its mission is to increase chocolate consumption through low price packs while maintaining brand leadership. John Cadbury originally opened a small grocery shop in 1824 in Birmingham and the company is now a global leader in snacks, confectionery and quick meals operating in over 70 countries.
This document provides an overview of the history and operations of Cadbury, a British confectionary company. Some key points:
- Cadbury was founded in Birmingham, UK in 1824 by John Cadbury as a grocer initially selling cocoa and drinking chocolate.
- It has grown to be the second largest confectionary brand in the world, producing many popular chocolate bars like Dairy Milk and Milk Tray.
- Cadbury uses market research and focuses on mass markets worldwide. Its target audience includes people of all ages.
- The company has been successful due to its quality products, marketing strategies, and expansion to over 200 countries.
Cadbury is a British confectionery company established in 1824. It produces chocolate, biscuits, candy, and beverages. Cadbury's iconic Dairy Milk chocolate was introduced in 1905 and became its best-selling product. Cadbury began operations in India in 1948 and now has manufacturing facilities across the country. It is the market leader in the Indian chocolate market with over 70% share. Cadbury focuses on strong branding through marketing, advertising, and community initiatives. Its products target all segments through variations in price and size. The company employs over 140,000 people worldwide.
This document summarizes the product life cycle of Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate in India over several decades. It discusses key events such as Cadbury Dairy Milk's introduction in India in 1948 and its market leadership position today with 70% market share. The summary also touches on challenges like new variants from competitors that could threaten its maturity stage. Overall, the document provides a high-level history of Cadbury Dairy Milk's introduction, growth, maturity and strategies over time in the Indian market.
Cadbury has been making chocolate since 1824 when John Cadbury opened a store in Birmingham selling chocolate products. Some key events in Cadbury's history include launching the first Easter egg in 1875 and dairy milk chocolate in 1905. Cadbury is known for using high quality ingredients like cocoa beans and cream to create smooth, creamy milk chocolate. It aims to support cocoa farmers and promotes ethical sourcing. Cadbury dairy milk remains popular today, especially among younger audiences and women. While it competes with other chocolate brands like Galaxy and Mars, Cadbury differentiates itself through its creamy texture and motto of providing "a glass and a half of milk".
John Cadbury started Cadbury in 1861 in Birmingham, England. It is now the largest confectionery company in the world with over 70,000 employees. Cadbury began operations in India in 1948 and now has 5 manufacturing facilities and 5 sales offices. Cadbury Dairy Milk is considered the "gold standard" of chocolates in India, where Cadbury enjoys a market share of over 70%. The document discusses Cadbury's history, operations in India, vision, objectives, achievements, the 4Ps of marketing, market segmentation, SWOT analysis, and suggestions for the future.
Cadbury Dairy Milk has evolved its perception over time through aggressive advertising. It initially targeted kids but later positioned itself for all ages by emphasizing the child within adults. Advertisements showed chocolate as an everyday treat rather than just for occasions. Popular taglines like "Khaane walo ko khane ka bahaana chahiye" and "Pappu pass ho gaya" helped associate Cadbury with celebrations and changed people's mindset about chocolate. Through consistent branding and communication, Cadbury has become a beloved brand in India.
The document summarizes the history and marketing of Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bars in India. It discusses how the Mayans first drank chocolate, how Cadbury was founded in the UK in 1824 and expanded to India in 1948. It then analyzes Cadbury's marketing strategies in India, including segmentation targeting impulse buyers, distribution through distributors and retailers, prominent advertising campaigns featuring Amitabh Bachchan, and positioning of Dairy Milk as expressing love.
cadbury vs nestle, a marketing projectSunny Gandhi
The document provides information about the history and operations of Cadbury and Nestle. It discusses that Cadbury was started by John Cadbury in 1861 and established the largest chocolate factory in the UK. By 1950, Cadbury opened its first overseas factory in Tasmania. Today Cadbury has over 70,000 employees worldwide. In India, Cadbury enjoys over 70% market share. Nestle was founded in Switzerland and operates in over 80 countries with over 200,000 employees. It has a wide portfolio of brands across dairy, beverages, chocolate and more. Both companies have extensive manufacturing and distribution networks across India.
Cadbury Dairy Milk is a brand of chocolate made by British confectionery company Cadbury. It was introduced in the UK in 1905 and India in 1948. Dairy Milk holds a 30% value share of the Indian chocolate market and is Cadbury's best-selling product globally. The document discusses Cadbury's history with Dairy Milk, operations in India, product portfolio, competitors, consumer trends, marketing strategies including iconic ad campaigns, and the brand's market leadership position in India.
Product life cycle of dairy milk 03.04.2014Pratik Pandey
Cadbury launched Dairy Milk chocolate in the UK in 1905. It was later introduced in India in 1948. Over time, Dairy Milk experienced different stages of its product life cycle in India. In the introduction stage from 1905-1990, it was positioned as a unique milk chocolate. In the growth stage from 1990-2003, campaigns increased penetration into smaller towns and sales grew 40%. In the maturity stage from 2003-2010, a contamination issue hurt sales which later recovered through packaging changes and new campaigns focusing on tradition. Cadbury adapted Dairy Milk to the Indian market through different promotional strategies tailored to each life cycle stage.
Cadbury is a British confectionery company that is now owned by Mondelez International. It is the second largest confectionery brand in the world after Mars. Cadbury operates in more than 50 countries and is known for products like Dairy Milk chocolate, Crème Eggs, and Roses selection boxes. Cadbury was established in Birmingham, England in 1824 and now has manufacturing facilities in several cities across India.
This is our Advertising project. We were asked to compare the advertising strategies of two competitors - one a public sector firm and other a private sector firm. Since the target market of these two brands are not the same we chose them so that there will be identifiable difference between the strategies that they adopt. We ha also shown tv ads of both the brands along with the power point presentation.
Cadbury Dairy Milk is a popular chocolate bar brand introduced in 1905 in the UK and India in 1948. It holds 30% of the Indian chocolate market. Cadbury uses strong branding and advertising focused on enjoyment and celebration to maintain Dairy Milk's market leading position. Over time, advertising has targeted both children and adults, positioning Dairy Milk as ideal for any celebratory occasion. New products like dark chocolate and festive collections also aim to broaden Dairy Milk's appeal.
Dairy Milk is a popular chocolate bar brand owned by Cadbury. Introduced in 1905 in the UK, it came to India in 1948 and has since gained a 30% value share of the Indian chocolate market. Cadbury uses advertising as its main marketing strategy, targeting customers of all ages to associate Dairy Milk with celebration and enjoyment. Some example ad campaigns include a girl dancing to promote enjoyment, slogans to encourage chocolate consumption among masses, and ads linking Dairy Milk to celebratory occasions and exam results. The target audience for Dairy Milk has evolved over time from kids to adults and entire families.
How to theory apply in to practical of marketing management to cadbary dairy...Babasab Patil
The document provides information about Cadbury, an Indian chocolate company. It discusses the company's history, board of directors, brands, mission, marketing approaches, SWOT analysis, and competitors. Specifically, it notes that Cadbury was established in 1948 and manufactures popular brands like Dairy Milk, Celebrations, and Bournvita. It also lists the board of directors and analyzes Cadbury's marketing using various concepts.
John Cadbury founded Cadbury in Birmingham, UK in 1824. It is now the largest confectionary company in the world with over 70,000 employees. In India, Cadbury began operations in 1948 and today has 5 manufacturing facilities and 4 sales offices. Cadbury's leading brand is Cadbury Dairy Milk, which has over 70% market share in India. The company aims to be the world's largest confectionary company through revenue growth, expanding stores worldwide, and continually improving product quality.
Cadbury has been producing chocolates in India since 1947 and their chocolates are beloved by Indians due to their taste. Cadbury began over 150 years ago in 1824 when John Cadbury started producing chocolate in England. Today, over 250 million Cadbury Dairy Milk bars are produced and consumed every year. Cadbury has grown to be a significant player in India's chocolate market through innovation and associating their brands with emotions.
Cadbury is a leading global confectionery company known for its chocolate, gum, and candy brands. It was founded in 1824 when John Cadbury opened a small grocery shop in Birmingham and began making chocolate. Over time, Cadbury grew significantly and now sells products in most countries worldwide. The document discusses Cadbury's history, products, leadership, SWOT analysis, and production process. It concludes that Cadbury has the largest market share in India's chocolate industry due to its high quality and popularity.
Cadbury is a British multinational company that was incorporated in India in 1948. It has manufacturing facilities across India and is a market leader in the chocolate confectionery business with over 70% market share. Cadbury is now a fully owned subsidiary of Kraft Foods Inc. after being acquired in 2010. Its mission is to increase chocolate consumption through low price packs while maintaining brand leadership. John Cadbury originally opened a small grocery shop in 1824 in Birmingham and the company is now a global leader in snacks, confectionery and quick meals operating in over 70 countries.
This document provides an overview of the history and operations of Cadbury, a British confectionary company. Some key points:
- Cadbury was founded in Birmingham, UK in 1824 by John Cadbury as a grocer initially selling cocoa and drinking chocolate.
- It has grown to be the second largest confectionary brand in the world, producing many popular chocolate bars like Dairy Milk and Milk Tray.
- Cadbury uses market research and focuses on mass markets worldwide. Its target audience includes people of all ages.
- The company has been successful due to its quality products, marketing strategies, and expansion to over 200 countries.
Cadbury is a British confectionery company established in 1824. It produces chocolate, biscuits, candy, and beverages. Cadbury's iconic Dairy Milk chocolate was introduced in 1905 and became its best-selling product. Cadbury began operations in India in 1948 and now has manufacturing facilities across the country. It is the market leader in the Indian chocolate market with over 70% share. Cadbury focuses on strong branding through marketing, advertising, and community initiatives. Its products target all segments through variations in price and size. The company employs over 140,000 people worldwide.
This document summarizes the product life cycle of Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate in India over several decades. It discusses key events such as Cadbury Dairy Milk's introduction in India in 1948 and its market leadership position today with 70% market share. The summary also touches on challenges like new variants from competitors that could threaten its maturity stage. Overall, the document provides a high-level history of Cadbury Dairy Milk's introduction, growth, maturity and strategies over time in the Indian market.
Cadbury has been making chocolate since 1824 when John Cadbury opened a store in Birmingham selling chocolate products. Some key events in Cadbury's history include launching the first Easter egg in 1875 and dairy milk chocolate in 1905. Cadbury is known for using high quality ingredients like cocoa beans and cream to create smooth, creamy milk chocolate. It aims to support cocoa farmers and promotes ethical sourcing. Cadbury dairy milk remains popular today, especially among younger audiences and women. While it competes with other chocolate brands like Galaxy and Mars, Cadbury differentiates itself through its creamy texture and motto of providing "a glass and a half of milk".
John Cadbury started Cadbury in 1861 in Birmingham, England. It is now the largest confectionery company in the world with over 70,000 employees. Cadbury began operations in India in 1948 and now has 5 manufacturing facilities and 5 sales offices. Cadbury Dairy Milk is considered the "gold standard" of chocolates in India, where Cadbury enjoys a market share of over 70%. The document discusses Cadbury's history, operations in India, vision, objectives, achievements, the 4Ps of marketing, market segmentation, SWOT analysis, and suggestions for the future.
Cadbury Dairy Milk has evolved its perception over time through aggressive advertising. It initially targeted kids but later positioned itself for all ages by emphasizing the child within adults. Advertisements showed chocolate as an everyday treat rather than just for occasions. Popular taglines like "Khaane walo ko khane ka bahaana chahiye" and "Pappu pass ho gaya" helped associate Cadbury with celebrations and changed people's mindset about chocolate. Through consistent branding and communication, Cadbury has become a beloved brand in India.
The document summarizes the history and marketing of Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bars in India. It discusses how the Mayans first drank chocolate, how Cadbury was founded in the UK in 1824 and expanded to India in 1948. It then analyzes Cadbury's marketing strategies in India, including segmentation targeting impulse buyers, distribution through distributors and retailers, prominent advertising campaigns featuring Amitabh Bachchan, and positioning of Dairy Milk as expressing love.
cadbury vs nestle, a marketing projectSunny Gandhi
The document provides information about the history and operations of Cadbury and Nestle. It discusses that Cadbury was started by John Cadbury in 1861 and established the largest chocolate factory in the UK. By 1950, Cadbury opened its first overseas factory in Tasmania. Today Cadbury has over 70,000 employees worldwide. In India, Cadbury enjoys over 70% market share. Nestle was founded in Switzerland and operates in over 80 countries with over 200,000 employees. It has a wide portfolio of brands across dairy, beverages, chocolate and more. Both companies have extensive manufacturing and distribution networks across India.
Cadbury Dairy Milk is a brand of chocolate made by British confectionery company Cadbury. It was introduced in the UK in 1905 and India in 1948. Dairy Milk holds a 30% value share of the Indian chocolate market and is Cadbury's best-selling product globally. The document discusses Cadbury's history with Dairy Milk, operations in India, product portfolio, competitors, consumer trends, marketing strategies including iconic ad campaigns, and the brand's market leadership position in India.
Product life cycle of dairy milk 03.04.2014Pratik Pandey
Cadbury launched Dairy Milk chocolate in the UK in 1905. It was later introduced in India in 1948. Over time, Dairy Milk experienced different stages of its product life cycle in India. In the introduction stage from 1905-1990, it was positioned as a unique milk chocolate. In the growth stage from 1990-2003, campaigns increased penetration into smaller towns and sales grew 40%. In the maturity stage from 2003-2010, a contamination issue hurt sales which later recovered through packaging changes and new campaigns focusing on tradition. Cadbury adapted Dairy Milk to the Indian market through different promotional strategies tailored to each life cycle stage.
Cadbury is a British confectionery company that is now owned by Mondelez International. It is the second largest confectionery brand in the world after Mars. Cadbury operates in more than 50 countries and is known for products like Dairy Milk chocolate, Crème Eggs, and Roses selection boxes. Cadbury was established in Birmingham, England in 1824 and now has manufacturing facilities in several cities across India.
This is our Advertising project. We were asked to compare the advertising strategies of two competitors - one a public sector firm and other a private sector firm. Since the target market of these two brands are not the same we chose them so that there will be identifiable difference between the strategies that they adopt. We ha also shown tv ads of both the brands along with the power point presentation.
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4. • Decrease blood pressure.
• Improve circulation.
• Lower death rate from heart disease.
• Improve digestion & stimulate kidneys.
• Improve function of endothelial cells that line the
blood vessels.
BENIFITS
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5. • Founder : John Cadbury
• Location : Birmingham, UK.
• Year : 1824
OPERATE IN OVER 60 COUNTRIES.
WORLD’S LARGEST CONFICTIONARY COMPANY.
WORLDWIDE, CADBURY HAS 60,000 EMPLOYEES.
COMPANY’S
PROFILE
COMPANY’S
PROFILE
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6. Managing Director:
Anand Kripalu
President, SouthAsia& Indo China,
Managing Director - Cadbury India
Chairman:
C. Y. Pal
Chairman - Non Executive
Non-Executive
Director :
Harsh Mariwala
DAIRY MILK’S
TEAM
DAIRY MILK’S
TEAM
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7. 1948
Operation Began in India
Pioneered the development of cocoa cultivation in INDIA
1965
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8. • Vision:
“Working together to create brands people love”
• Cadbury’s Mission Statement:
Says simply, ‘Cadbury means Quality’; this is our promise. Our
reputation is built upon quality; our commitment to continuous
improvement will ensure that our promis.
• Mission statement of the product:
“ To provide our customers with a tempting & exquisite taste ”
VISION &
MISSION
VISION &
MISSION
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11. CHOCOLATE BAR
Made from real dark chocolate
SIMILAR DESIGN WORLDWIDE
Contains More MILK than other chocolate
Available in 10.5g, 22g, 95g, 165g & other PREMIUM packs
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14. WEIGHT(gm) PRICE
10.5 5
22 10
40 20
42 (Crackle) 25
95 50
80 (Fruit & Nut) 55
165 90
PRIcE mENTIoNED bElow aRE
SamE all ovER INDIa
PRIcE mENTIoNED bElow
aRE
SamE all ovER INDIa
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17. CDM are sold directly to wholeseller and
retailers.
Cadbury’s distribution network used to
encompasses 2100 distributors and
450,000 retailers.
DISTRIbUTIoNDISTRIbUTIoN
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19. • Strong brands are very important in the
chocolate confectionary market.
• Almost 80 % of chocolate purchases are made
on impulse.
• Use of emotional appeals in advertising.
• Concentrated more on TV. Advertisement.
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20. During late 90’s
Campaign: “ Khanewalo ko khaane ka bahana chahiye”
Target”Widening chocolate consumption among the masses.
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21. More Recently:
Campaign: “Kuch meetha ho jaaye”
Target: To associate cadbury with celebratory occasion.
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22. Campaign: “Pappu pass ho gaya”
Target: Encourage those who have pass the exams to celebrate
with Dairy milk.
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27. Protect the product from physical damage or deterioration.
Display the product- good graphic design and shape is
important.
Attracting Customers.
Improved efficiency.
ADVANTAGES OF
PACKAGING
ADVANTAGES OF
PACKAGING
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29. GIFT SEGMENT
Purchased to gift some one.
GIFT SEGMENT
Purchased to gift some one.
SEGMENTATI
ON
SEGMENTATION
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30. The prospective customers of Cadbury Dairy Milk
Have changed from kids to adults- including every
family member to celebrate any occasion with
dairy milk.
TARGET
MARKET
TARGET MARKET
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31. For kids across India
The word ‘CADBURY’ is synonymous with chocolates.
CDM positioned as
‘THE PERFECT EXPRESSION OF LOVE’
“KUCH MEETHA HO JAAYE”
The brand want itself to be synonymous with sweet.
For kids across India
The word ‘CADBURY’ is synonymous with chocolates.
CDM positioned as
‘THE PERFECT EXPRESSION OF LOVE’
“KUCH MEETHA HO JAAYE”
The brand want itself to be synonymous with sweet.
POSITIONING
POSITIONING
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