PRESENTED BY-
T.KRUSHI KUMAR-109
M.KALYAN-110
DOVE REAL BEAUTY
SKETCHES CAMPAIGN
INTRODUCTION
 Dove developed-1957
 Parent company-Unilever( Anglo-dutch MNC
company)
 the third largest consumer goods company in
the world
 annual revenue of nearly €50 billion and a net
profit over €5 billion
• Investing more than $8 billion in advertising and
promotion per year
• Skin smooth, soft and clean
• Made with mild cleansers and moisturizing cream
* The current Dove line of products includes a full
range of body washes, hand and body lotions,
facial cleansers, deodorants, shampoos,
conditioners and hair styling products for both
men and women
C O M P E T I T O R S
 Direct Competitors
 Nivea, Aveeno and Neutrogena
 L’Oréal, Garnier and Pantene
 Indirect Competitors
 Ivory and Burt’s Bees
 Arrid
 Curel and Glysomed
THE CAMPAIGN FOR REAL BEAUTY
2 % of women as beautiful
 47 % women rate their body weight as “too high”
 48 % women agreed, “When I feel less beautiful, I
feel worse about myself in general”
 59 %women agree “physically attractive women
are more valued by men”
 In 2010, Dove set a bold new vision for the brand
with the Dove Movement for Self-Esteem.
 the program’s establishment, over 8.5 million
girls have been reached.
 Target-15 million by 2015.
 Dove has effectively shown that real people with
real bodies and real flaws can be beautiful too.
OVE REAL BEAUTY SKETCHES CAMPAIGN
 Dove Real Beauty Sketches video-April 14, 2013
 The video captures strong emotional reactions as the
women discover they are overly critical of their own
appearances
 the video generated a strong reaction and went viral
within days(114 million views )
 uploaded in 25 different languages
 viewed -110 countries worldwide
 In May 2013, the film won the titanium Grand
Prix
 the Cannes Lions International Festival of
Creativity’s highest honor
OUTCOMES
 Video success
 Sales increased 6 %
 attract positive attention from hundreds of media
outlets too.
 They came up with two more advertising
techniques
The Selfie Documentary
 Dove would encourage mother-daughter teams to
submit a “selfie” to a photo exhibit
 challenge girls to take an honest selfie with no
filters or edits
 the act of taking selfies was prominent in current
social media and relationship of daughter and
mother
 this create further backlash about Unilever’s
inconsistent bra
The Mirror Campaign
 set up mirrors in various busy urban centers
 the words “Dove knows you’re beautiful” printed
across the top
 The hash tags might also help create dialogue
about the real beauty campaign
CONCLUSION
 successful campaign would not only be crucial for
the future of the Dove brand, but it would also
benefit her career
 best to continue with the current real beauty
strategy
 They creating the customers mind as dove means
beauty itself.
Dove case study

Dove case study

  • 1.
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION  Dove developed-1957 Parent company-Unilever( Anglo-dutch MNC company)  the third largest consumer goods company in the world  annual revenue of nearly €50 billion and a net profit over €5 billion
  • 3.
    • Investing morethan $8 billion in advertising and promotion per year • Skin smooth, soft and clean • Made with mild cleansers and moisturizing cream * The current Dove line of products includes a full range of body washes, hand and body lotions, facial cleansers, deodorants, shampoos, conditioners and hair styling products for both men and women
  • 4.
    C O MP E T I T O R S  Direct Competitors  Nivea, Aveeno and Neutrogena  L’Oréal, Garnier and Pantene  Indirect Competitors  Ivory and Burt’s Bees  Arrid  Curel and Glysomed
  • 5.
    THE CAMPAIGN FORREAL BEAUTY 2 % of women as beautiful  47 % women rate their body weight as “too high”  48 % women agreed, “When I feel less beautiful, I feel worse about myself in general”  59 %women agree “physically attractive women are more valued by men”
  • 6.
     In 2010,Dove set a bold new vision for the brand with the Dove Movement for Self-Esteem.  the program’s establishment, over 8.5 million girls have been reached.  Target-15 million by 2015.  Dove has effectively shown that real people with real bodies and real flaws can be beautiful too.
  • 7.
    OVE REAL BEAUTYSKETCHES CAMPAIGN  Dove Real Beauty Sketches video-April 14, 2013  The video captures strong emotional reactions as the women discover they are overly critical of their own appearances  the video generated a strong reaction and went viral within days(114 million views )  uploaded in 25 different languages  viewed -110 countries worldwide
  • 8.
     In May2013, the film won the titanium Grand Prix  the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity’s highest honor
  • 10.
    OUTCOMES  Video success Sales increased 6 %  attract positive attention from hundreds of media outlets too.  They came up with two more advertising techniques
  • 11.
    The Selfie Documentary Dove would encourage mother-daughter teams to submit a “selfie” to a photo exhibit  challenge girls to take an honest selfie with no filters or edits  the act of taking selfies was prominent in current social media and relationship of daughter and mother  this create further backlash about Unilever’s inconsistent bra
  • 13.
    The Mirror Campaign set up mirrors in various busy urban centers  the words “Dove knows you’re beautiful” printed across the top  The hash tags might also help create dialogue about the real beauty campaign
  • 16.
    CONCLUSION  successful campaignwould not only be crucial for the future of the Dove brand, but it would also benefit her career  best to continue with the current real beauty strategy  They creating the customers mind as dove means beauty itself.