The latest update on 10 years’ experience with demand-side implementation, with special emphasis on shopper value, category growth, POS data management and excellence in execution through the power of collaboration at the store level. Four case studies take a fresh look at product development and introduction, efficient promotion, assortment and merchandising.
eFarm is an agri supply chain platform that aims to:
1) Procure vegetables and fruits from farmers and supply to bulk customers in cities.
2) Create an efficient end-to-end supply chain infrastructure to reduce post-harvest losses through better planning and management.
3) Link farmers to consumers through a transparent platform using information technology.
Segmentation tools used in the UK - Vishalakshi Roy | congres podiumkunsten ...Promotie Podiumkunsten
This workshop involved looking at various methods of approaching segmentation of audiences and examine some of the existing models popular in the UK. It will provide participants with an opportunity to discuss current approaches used in their organisation and share ideas with a view to enhance their approach.
www.congrespodiumkunsten.nl
Initial thoughts on the Tim Horton's Tassimo partnershipAlex Radu
This was a quick deck put together in a few hours using only info from the Tim Horton's website. It was created for a presentation audition I did as part of the application process to represent the Queen's School of Business at the International Case Competition @Maastricht in 2013.
This presentation discusses Nestle Nescafe's packaging, sizes, market segments, and competitors. It provides an introduction to Nescafe as the most widely consumed coffee brand available in almost every country. The presentation outlines Nescafe's flavor varieties and focuses on its packaging policy of reducing environmental impact while maintaining quality. It also lists the available sizes of Nescafe products and discusses Nescafe's market segmentation and target markets. Finally, it names several of Nescafe's major competitors in the instant coffee market.
This document provides information about Nescafe, a coffee brand owned by Nestle. It discusses Nescafe's history, financial information, product portfolio, target markets, and marketing strategies. Some key points include: Nescafe is one of the top 35 most valuable brands globally, generating $11 billion annually for Nestle; it was created in 1938 and became popular in the 1950s; the brand has a wide range of coffee products and targets upper and middle class consumers ages 16-24.
This research was a part of one our subject called \'Marketing Research" which we had in TYBMS 2008-09,the research was done wid limited sample size, & 100 questionaire was distributed to d selected group..it was a good learning experience & had a great time in my BMS yrs
Nescafé uses differentiated and niche marketing strategies to target different customer segments. It offers various products like Nescafé Classic, Gold, Collection, and 3ü1 Arada tailored to different lifestyles, occupations, ages, and locations. A new product, Nescafé Green Blend, aims to attract health-conscious customers. The document also identifies several potential target segments for Nescafé including students, professionals, and managers and discusses their characteristics. Finally, it provides Nescafé's positioning statement and lists of products.
This document compares and contrasts the Keurig and Tassimo single-serve coffee brewing systems. It discusses the cost of the machines, cost per serving, number of drink options, and how each system works. The Keurig offers more drink varieties and lower per serving costs while the Tassimo allows for more customization but is less environmentally friendly. A third option, the Y1 Francis, is also introduced as providing a superior espresso experience for true connoisseurs, but at a higher price point. In conclusion, the Keurig is determined to be superior to the Tassimo overall.
eFarm is an agri supply chain platform that aims to:
1) Procure vegetables and fruits from farmers and supply to bulk customers in cities.
2) Create an efficient end-to-end supply chain infrastructure to reduce post-harvest losses through better planning and management.
3) Link farmers to consumers through a transparent platform using information technology.
Segmentation tools used in the UK - Vishalakshi Roy | congres podiumkunsten ...Promotie Podiumkunsten
This workshop involved looking at various methods of approaching segmentation of audiences and examine some of the existing models popular in the UK. It will provide participants with an opportunity to discuss current approaches used in their organisation and share ideas with a view to enhance their approach.
www.congrespodiumkunsten.nl
Initial thoughts on the Tim Horton's Tassimo partnershipAlex Radu
This was a quick deck put together in a few hours using only info from the Tim Horton's website. It was created for a presentation audition I did as part of the application process to represent the Queen's School of Business at the International Case Competition @Maastricht in 2013.
This presentation discusses Nestle Nescafe's packaging, sizes, market segments, and competitors. It provides an introduction to Nescafe as the most widely consumed coffee brand available in almost every country. The presentation outlines Nescafe's flavor varieties and focuses on its packaging policy of reducing environmental impact while maintaining quality. It also lists the available sizes of Nescafe products and discusses Nescafe's market segmentation and target markets. Finally, it names several of Nescafe's major competitors in the instant coffee market.
This document provides information about Nescafe, a coffee brand owned by Nestle. It discusses Nescafe's history, financial information, product portfolio, target markets, and marketing strategies. Some key points include: Nescafe is one of the top 35 most valuable brands globally, generating $11 billion annually for Nestle; it was created in 1938 and became popular in the 1950s; the brand has a wide range of coffee products and targets upper and middle class consumers ages 16-24.
This research was a part of one our subject called \'Marketing Research" which we had in TYBMS 2008-09,the research was done wid limited sample size, & 100 questionaire was distributed to d selected group..it was a good learning experience & had a great time in my BMS yrs
Nescafé uses differentiated and niche marketing strategies to target different customer segments. It offers various products like Nescafé Classic, Gold, Collection, and 3ü1 Arada tailored to different lifestyles, occupations, ages, and locations. A new product, Nescafé Green Blend, aims to attract health-conscious customers. The document also identifies several potential target segments for Nescafé including students, professionals, and managers and discusses their characteristics. Finally, it provides Nescafé's positioning statement and lists of products.
This document compares and contrasts the Keurig and Tassimo single-serve coffee brewing systems. It discusses the cost of the machines, cost per serving, number of drink options, and how each system works. The Keurig offers more drink varieties and lower per serving costs while the Tassimo allows for more customization but is less environmentally friendly. A third option, the Y1 Francis, is also introduced as providing a superior espresso experience for true connoisseurs, but at a higher price point. In conclusion, the Keurig is determined to be superior to the Tassimo overall.
This document provides a marketing plan overview for Nescafe Gold premium coffee segment in Thailand. It summarizes that the premium coffee segment is growing but still introductory, with opportunities to double market size in 3 years. Nescafe Gold has grown its market share successfully since launching in 2004, but faces threats from substitute products and needs to further drive the premium coffee category overall. The plan aims to leverage Nescafe's brand strength and prioritize product, price, promotion to maintain Nescafe Gold's leadership over competitors like Moccona Royal Gold.
Coca Cola is a global leader in beverage manufacturing founded in 1886. It has local operations in nearly 200 countries and thousands of employees worldwide. In Sri Lanka, Coca Cola Beverages Sri Lanka operates the only Coca Cola bottling plant located in Biyagama with 443 employees. It produces over 10 million unit cases annually through a network of 128 distributors. Coca Cola maintains quality and consistency through stringent requirements and employs scientists to ensure product safety. It uses various marketing strategies including competitive pricing, extensive distribution network, and massive advertising to maintain its position as the world's most valuable brand.
Nestle is the world's largest food and beverage company. Their Nescafe brand is the leading global coffee brand. The marketing mix for Nescafe includes products like instant coffee sachets in various sizes and prices. The target market is coffee drinkers aged 25-40. Nescafe uses promotion through television, newspapers, social media. It positions itself as offering 100% pure coffee made from fine beans that can be enjoyed conveniently anywhere.
This document provides an overview and analysis of Nestle company and its products in Pakistan. It begins with introductions and outlines Nestle's vision, mission, goals and objectives. It then provides a history of Nestle, describes its organizational hierarchy, and lists its main strategic business units related to milk products, beverages, prepared dishes, and chocolates. The document performs a marketing analysis and discusses Nestle's market positioning. It includes a questionnaire and highlights of Nestle's products. It then analyzes the marketing mix strategies for four key Nestle products: mineral water, Milkpak, noodles, and chocolates/juices. It also includes a BCG matrix and comparisons of Nestle's market growth and
Nescafe was created in 1938 by Nestle after 7 years of research to develop a soluble coffee that could be easily prepared by adding hot water. It was first introduced in Switzerland and became popular among teenagers in the 1950s. By 2004, Nestle had become the world's largest direct purchaser of coffee. Nescafe offers various coffee products worldwide and has maintained its brand equity through consistent quality, branding, and marketing campaigns emphasizing inspiration and an active lifestyle.
Pudumjee hygiene is the only Tissue paper company with 3 ISO certifications providing 100% safe tissue products and complete washroom and enterprise hygiene solutions in India and neighbouring countries.
Unilever is a global consumer goods company that sells products across food, home care, personal care and refreshment categories. It has a presence in over 180 countries worldwide, with around 53% of sales coming from emerging markets. Unilever pursues a strategy of winning with brands and innovation, winning in the marketplace, winning through continuous improvement, and winning with people. Emerging markets represent a major growth opportunity, and Unilever is well positioned in these markets with local roots and a global scale. Between 2005-2010, Unilever grew turnover while maintaining operating margins and increasing net profit and free cash flow.
This document provides information about Helico Foodlabs, a company that aims to inspire healthy lifestyles through innovative food products. It introduces their first brand, Yogic, which focuses on providing clean energy through delicious and nutritious drinks with no refined sugar. Key points include:
- Yogic targets urban professionals aged 25-35 with incomes over 6 lakhs who aspire to live healthy
- It seeks to provide a healthy and filling mid-morning/evening meal option of 150-180 calories
- Current monthly sales are INR 2.5 lakhs growing exponentially, with a target of INR 1 crore in 18 months
- The distribution plan is to expand corporate locations from 4
1) The FMCG industry has seen significant changes over the years, with regional brands becoming stronger than national brands and organized brands emerging from unorganized sectors.
2) Distribution systems for FMCG products have also evolved, with different distributors now used for different stock keeping units of the same product line. Rural penetration strategies have also advanced.
3) As the market has become more complex with many similar products and choices for consumers, qualitative products have sometimes been replaced by cheaper quantitative alternatives that still meet consumers' basic needs and allow them to save money. FMCG companies must keep up with these changing market dynamics and consumer behaviors.
The document outlines a communication strategy for a product called NAPIFIT. It begins by noting the market situation has many competitors and the target segment does not recognize many brand names. The strategy has two phases - a branding phase focused on brand awareness using catchy materials across TV, radio, press, online and other channels. The second phase will remind and inspire people to use the product. Key messages will be that the red pack "makes you love better." The budget allocates most funds to TV production and airing, with additional allocation to radio, online, press, pharmacy materials and other channels to maximize awareness of the new product.
Unilever is one of the world's leading suppliers of fast-moving consumer goods. It aims to provide people around the world with products that are good for them and good for others. Unilever has over 163,000 employees from 20 nationalities and sells its products in over 170 countries. It invested €89 million in community programs in 2009 and €891 million in R&D worldwide. Unilever has strong category positions in areas like personal care, homecare, savory/dressings/spreads, ice cream and beverages.
This document outlines tips for creating great global brands. It discusses how great global brands have a powerful purpose that inspires people. They focus on innovation through understanding customer needs and desires. Great global brands also maintain dynamism while balancing local relevance. They keep their messaging and products simply yet meaningful. The document provides examples of how brands like McDonald's, Mattel, Coke, and Oreo have adapted locally while maintaining a consistent global image. Personal experiences from developing brands like Ariel, Whisper, Dettol, and Hutch emphasize product differentiation, sampling, school programs, brand extensions, and premium positioning. The key is delivering activities, programs, communications, products, and services that people genuinely care about.
DiJiPOP connects brands with digital shelf space on retailer websites to drive sales. Their turn-key solution allows brands to automate and manage campaigns across retailers through a single platform with real-time analytics. DiJiPOP sells targeted digital product placements on major e-tailers to provide brands marketing opportunities in the consumer purchasing process.
DiJiPOP connects brands with digital shelf space on retailer websites to drive sales. Their turn-key solution allows brands to automate and manage campaigns across retailers through a single platform with real-time analytics. DiJiPOP sells targeted digital product placements on major e-tailers to provide brands marketing opportunities in the consumer purchasing process.
DiJiPOP connects brands with digital shelf space on retailer websites to drive sales. Their turn-key solution allows brands to automate and manage campaigns across retailers through a single platform with real-time analytics. DiJiPOP sells targeted digital product placements on major e-tailers to provide brands marketing opportunities in the consumer purchasing process.
China Outbound M&A Opportunities- Identifying Attractive Global Consumer BrandsKC Yoon
As the Chinese economy continues to grow, we see an expanding middle-class of Mass-affluent Chinese consumers who are creating demand for consumer brands and services.
1.With the young and limited domestic consumer brand market, significant opportunities exist for foreign consumer brands (esp. luxury and premium foreign brands), consumer technology & services to fill the demand gaps.
2.Chinese brands can learn much from partnerships and ventures with experienced foreign brands as they attempt to go global.
3.China-based PE Funds are also shifting their focus away from investments in domestic market towards more attractive M&A opportunities in foreign brands (seeking capital due to weak domestic markets)
Blue Spa [Brand Management] Pratik Negipratik negi
Blue spa is launching a new brand focused on skin care and fitness apparel products. They will implement a product line branding strategy, marketing similar but distinct products under the Blue spa brand name. This allows them to leverage economies of scale in advertising while strengthening the brand image. Their strategy involves developing high quality skin care and apparel products to target both mass market and niche consumers. They will utilize multiple distribution channels including spas, retailers, and their own retail stores and website. The goal is to position Blue spa as a quality brand and reach profitability within five years.
Blue Spa [Brand Management] Pratik Negipratik negi
Blue spa is launching a new brand focused on skin care and fitness apparel products. They will implement a product line branding strategy, marketing similar but distinct products under the Blue spa brand name. This allows them to leverage economies of scale in marketing while differentiating products for various market segments. Their strategy involves developing high quality skin care and apparel lines, establishing a retail presence, and expanding distribution through spas, retailers, and e-commerce over 5 years. They aim to position Blue spa as a quality brand and reach profitability in the third year.
Kadam is a new waterproof and durable footwear designed for farmers. It aims to address the lack of appropriate footwear for farmers who work long hours in extreme conditions like flooding and need footwear that is comfortable, long-lasting and protects their feet. The product will target villages with populations over 5,000 people across states like Uttar Pradesh where farmers could benefit most from its features. It will be priced affordably at Rs. 250-300 through mass production and a distribution network of rural retailers and salespeople to ensure availability in priority villages. Promotional activities will include demonstrations to educate farmers on the product's benefits and generate trial.
ITC is focused on driving growth of its FMCG business through responsible competitiveness. It has created multiple brands across food, personal care, education, and other categories. ITC leverages its strengths in agriculture, manufacturing, distribution, and sustainability to achieve competitive advantage. These include world-class R&D and production facilities, an extensive supply chain network, and social and environmental programs. ITC aims to become a top 3 FMCG company in India by 2030 through portfolio expansion, digital capabilities, and meeting evolving consumer needs.
This document provides a marketing plan overview for Nescafe Gold premium coffee segment in Thailand. It summarizes that the premium coffee segment is growing but still introductory, with opportunities to double market size in 3 years. Nescafe Gold has grown its market share successfully since launching in 2004, but faces threats from substitute products and needs to further drive the premium coffee category overall. The plan aims to leverage Nescafe's brand strength and prioritize product, price, promotion to maintain Nescafe Gold's leadership over competitors like Moccona Royal Gold.
Coca Cola is a global leader in beverage manufacturing founded in 1886. It has local operations in nearly 200 countries and thousands of employees worldwide. In Sri Lanka, Coca Cola Beverages Sri Lanka operates the only Coca Cola bottling plant located in Biyagama with 443 employees. It produces over 10 million unit cases annually through a network of 128 distributors. Coca Cola maintains quality and consistency through stringent requirements and employs scientists to ensure product safety. It uses various marketing strategies including competitive pricing, extensive distribution network, and massive advertising to maintain its position as the world's most valuable brand.
Nestle is the world's largest food and beverage company. Their Nescafe brand is the leading global coffee brand. The marketing mix for Nescafe includes products like instant coffee sachets in various sizes and prices. The target market is coffee drinkers aged 25-40. Nescafe uses promotion through television, newspapers, social media. It positions itself as offering 100% pure coffee made from fine beans that can be enjoyed conveniently anywhere.
This document provides an overview and analysis of Nestle company and its products in Pakistan. It begins with introductions and outlines Nestle's vision, mission, goals and objectives. It then provides a history of Nestle, describes its organizational hierarchy, and lists its main strategic business units related to milk products, beverages, prepared dishes, and chocolates. The document performs a marketing analysis and discusses Nestle's market positioning. It includes a questionnaire and highlights of Nestle's products. It then analyzes the marketing mix strategies for four key Nestle products: mineral water, Milkpak, noodles, and chocolates/juices. It also includes a BCG matrix and comparisons of Nestle's market growth and
Nescafe was created in 1938 by Nestle after 7 years of research to develop a soluble coffee that could be easily prepared by adding hot water. It was first introduced in Switzerland and became popular among teenagers in the 1950s. By 2004, Nestle had become the world's largest direct purchaser of coffee. Nescafe offers various coffee products worldwide and has maintained its brand equity through consistent quality, branding, and marketing campaigns emphasizing inspiration and an active lifestyle.
Pudumjee hygiene is the only Tissue paper company with 3 ISO certifications providing 100% safe tissue products and complete washroom and enterprise hygiene solutions in India and neighbouring countries.
Unilever is a global consumer goods company that sells products across food, home care, personal care and refreshment categories. It has a presence in over 180 countries worldwide, with around 53% of sales coming from emerging markets. Unilever pursues a strategy of winning with brands and innovation, winning in the marketplace, winning through continuous improvement, and winning with people. Emerging markets represent a major growth opportunity, and Unilever is well positioned in these markets with local roots and a global scale. Between 2005-2010, Unilever grew turnover while maintaining operating margins and increasing net profit and free cash flow.
This document provides information about Helico Foodlabs, a company that aims to inspire healthy lifestyles through innovative food products. It introduces their first brand, Yogic, which focuses on providing clean energy through delicious and nutritious drinks with no refined sugar. Key points include:
- Yogic targets urban professionals aged 25-35 with incomes over 6 lakhs who aspire to live healthy
- It seeks to provide a healthy and filling mid-morning/evening meal option of 150-180 calories
- Current monthly sales are INR 2.5 lakhs growing exponentially, with a target of INR 1 crore in 18 months
- The distribution plan is to expand corporate locations from 4
1) The FMCG industry has seen significant changes over the years, with regional brands becoming stronger than national brands and organized brands emerging from unorganized sectors.
2) Distribution systems for FMCG products have also evolved, with different distributors now used for different stock keeping units of the same product line. Rural penetration strategies have also advanced.
3) As the market has become more complex with many similar products and choices for consumers, qualitative products have sometimes been replaced by cheaper quantitative alternatives that still meet consumers' basic needs and allow them to save money. FMCG companies must keep up with these changing market dynamics and consumer behaviors.
The document outlines a communication strategy for a product called NAPIFIT. It begins by noting the market situation has many competitors and the target segment does not recognize many brand names. The strategy has two phases - a branding phase focused on brand awareness using catchy materials across TV, radio, press, online and other channels. The second phase will remind and inspire people to use the product. Key messages will be that the red pack "makes you love better." The budget allocates most funds to TV production and airing, with additional allocation to radio, online, press, pharmacy materials and other channels to maximize awareness of the new product.
Unilever is one of the world's leading suppliers of fast-moving consumer goods. It aims to provide people around the world with products that are good for them and good for others. Unilever has over 163,000 employees from 20 nationalities and sells its products in over 170 countries. It invested €89 million in community programs in 2009 and €891 million in R&D worldwide. Unilever has strong category positions in areas like personal care, homecare, savory/dressings/spreads, ice cream and beverages.
This document outlines tips for creating great global brands. It discusses how great global brands have a powerful purpose that inspires people. They focus on innovation through understanding customer needs and desires. Great global brands also maintain dynamism while balancing local relevance. They keep their messaging and products simply yet meaningful. The document provides examples of how brands like McDonald's, Mattel, Coke, and Oreo have adapted locally while maintaining a consistent global image. Personal experiences from developing brands like Ariel, Whisper, Dettol, and Hutch emphasize product differentiation, sampling, school programs, brand extensions, and premium positioning. The key is delivering activities, programs, communications, products, and services that people genuinely care about.
DiJiPOP connects brands with digital shelf space on retailer websites to drive sales. Their turn-key solution allows brands to automate and manage campaigns across retailers through a single platform with real-time analytics. DiJiPOP sells targeted digital product placements on major e-tailers to provide brands marketing opportunities in the consumer purchasing process.
DiJiPOP connects brands with digital shelf space on retailer websites to drive sales. Their turn-key solution allows brands to automate and manage campaigns across retailers through a single platform with real-time analytics. DiJiPOP sells targeted digital product placements on major e-tailers to provide brands marketing opportunities in the consumer purchasing process.
DiJiPOP connects brands with digital shelf space on retailer websites to drive sales. Their turn-key solution allows brands to automate and manage campaigns across retailers through a single platform with real-time analytics. DiJiPOP sells targeted digital product placements on major e-tailers to provide brands marketing opportunities in the consumer purchasing process.
China Outbound M&A Opportunities- Identifying Attractive Global Consumer BrandsKC Yoon
As the Chinese economy continues to grow, we see an expanding middle-class of Mass-affluent Chinese consumers who are creating demand for consumer brands and services.
1.With the young and limited domestic consumer brand market, significant opportunities exist for foreign consumer brands (esp. luxury and premium foreign brands), consumer technology & services to fill the demand gaps.
2.Chinese brands can learn much from partnerships and ventures with experienced foreign brands as they attempt to go global.
3.China-based PE Funds are also shifting their focus away from investments in domestic market towards more attractive M&A opportunities in foreign brands (seeking capital due to weak domestic markets)
Blue Spa [Brand Management] Pratik Negipratik negi
Blue spa is launching a new brand focused on skin care and fitness apparel products. They will implement a product line branding strategy, marketing similar but distinct products under the Blue spa brand name. This allows them to leverage economies of scale in advertising while strengthening the brand image. Their strategy involves developing high quality skin care and apparel products to target both mass market and niche consumers. They will utilize multiple distribution channels including spas, retailers, and their own retail stores and website. The goal is to position Blue spa as a quality brand and reach profitability within five years.
Blue Spa [Brand Management] Pratik Negipratik negi
Blue spa is launching a new brand focused on skin care and fitness apparel products. They will implement a product line branding strategy, marketing similar but distinct products under the Blue spa brand name. This allows them to leverage economies of scale in marketing while differentiating products for various market segments. Their strategy involves developing high quality skin care and apparel lines, establishing a retail presence, and expanding distribution through spas, retailers, and e-commerce over 5 years. They aim to position Blue spa as a quality brand and reach profitability in the third year.
Kadam is a new waterproof and durable footwear designed for farmers. It aims to address the lack of appropriate footwear for farmers who work long hours in extreme conditions like flooding and need footwear that is comfortable, long-lasting and protects their feet. The product will target villages with populations over 5,000 people across states like Uttar Pradesh where farmers could benefit most from its features. It will be priced affordably at Rs. 250-300 through mass production and a distribution network of rural retailers and salespeople to ensure availability in priority villages. Promotional activities will include demonstrations to educate farmers on the product's benefits and generate trial.
ITC is focused on driving growth of its FMCG business through responsible competitiveness. It has created multiple brands across food, personal care, education, and other categories. ITC leverages its strengths in agriculture, manufacturing, distribution, and sustainability to achieve competitive advantage. These include world-class R&D and production facilities, an extensive supply chain network, and social and environmental programs. ITC aims to become a top 3 FMCG company in India by 2030 through portfolio expansion, digital capabilities, and meeting evolving consumer needs.
Infiniti Retail operates Croma stores, a national chain of consumer electronics and durables stores. It currently operates 25 stores across India and plans to expand to 35 stores by March 2009 and 100 stores by March 2011. It has launched several private label products across categories that have been selling well. It plans to expand its private label selections and ensure customer satisfaction.
This document provides information on various types of market segmentation:
C-40 to C-44 list the names of students. The next section discusses identifying market segments and targeting consumers' needs. It mentions offering tailored designs, prices, and communications.
The document then discusses Lufthansa Airlines' segmentation of passengers into First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class. Local and niche marketing are also summarized. Several banks are listed and their target segments described. The fairness cream market in India is analyzed, including demographic factors. Different bases for segmenting markets are explained, including demographic, psychographic, behavioral, lifestyle, and usage segmentation.
The document provides information about Olivier Guenot's career and experience. It summarizes his roles leading marketing for infant nutrition brands and ironing systems companies. It highlights key accomplishments like developing strategic plans, launching new products, and growing market share. Overall, the document showcases Olivier Guenot's extensive experience in marketing management roles across different industries.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like depression and anxiety.
Unilever and Magnet are collaborating to drive growth in health and beauty categories. They tested Unilever's expertise in new store layouts and navigation elements in a Magnet hypermarket. This led to a 10-15% sales increase. Future plans include expanding the test to more stores and categories. The collaboration uses Unilever's Customer Insight and Innovation Centre to gain insights and simulate opportunities through virtual and physical retail labs. This helps organize categories effectively and attract more shoppers to the health and beauty area through clear signage and segmentation.
The document discusses Danone implementing a Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) system with Viktoria, a retailer, to improve order and stock accuracy. Key benefits of the VMI system included reduced out-of-stock levels, lower total supply chain costs from improved execution, and automation of ordering between Danone and Viktoria's IT systems. The VMI approach created a win-win collaboration through higher sales, better in-store operations, and reduced costs for both companies.
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The document discusses the benefits of an integrated marketing approach for growing product categories rather than just focusing on taking market share from competitors. It argues that most manufacturers still use a "share steal" business model even for categories that have room for more growth. An integrated approach puts the shopper at the center and thinks about win-win strategies for both manufacturers and retailers. This could involve linking product consumption to purchase opportunities and having coordinated sales and marketing plans. Growing the overall category leads to benefits for everyone rather than just shifting shares between competitors.
Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
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On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
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Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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Building Your Employer Brand with Social MediaLuanWise
Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
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ECR Europe Forum '05. Shopper. Case Study Kraft Braun Auchan
1.
2. The 3 Mega Trends
that drive consumers choices
Pleasure
Health
Convenience &
Wellbeing
These trends drive consumer behaviour
3. These trends have an effect on the “In-home”
coffee category. Key needs are not being met.
" Looking for more convenience at dosing and preparing
coffee vs. “bulk” drip coffee and messy espresso preparation
Looking for a coffee-shop like experience at home
More quality, variety and pleasure
Looking for more personalization and customization of
the coffee cup and hot beverages following the evolution
of family structure and lifestyle "
4. All these needs should be addressed
by a hot beverage system
Quality,
Guarantee
Multifunctional,
multi-beverage
Easy
to use
& clean
Nice,
modern,
compact, Affordable
design
5. &
Un café nommé désir. Designed to make a difference.
) Have combined their know-how
6. Partnership between Braun and Kraft
2 specialists and leaders
* on their own market
Food and non food
Two similar visions
* How to help people to enhance life through
consumer value creation
7. * unique*
The
*
* in-home multi hot beverage system
* *
*
9. A
n intelligent system
" Thethe consumer
for
ultimate convenience
Smart machine
Ability to switch from one drink to another
thanks to the automatic cleaning system
Reads the bar code to :
Control water and flow
*Adjust drink size
*Adjust brewing time
*and temperature
10. A
premium range of
Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee Cappuccino
Quality beverages
"
for ultimate pleasure
and choice
Tea Tea Hot Chocolate
11. A
qualitative service offer
Quick Adaptable Clean
) Automatic mode ) Manual mode ) Very little care
Perfect cup in ~ 30s Able to customise Always ready
* One cup after another *your drink
*Easy cleaning,
* Weaker or stronger *dishwasher safe
* on one press
Adjust No dripping after use
* *
13. France : first to launch Tassimo
French Coffee Market Small Domestic Appliances Market
One of the biggest grocery markets One of the biggest SDA markets
* A market moving significantly * and most dynamic
* in the "on demand" segment A market moving significantly
* on the "on demand" segment
* Stillvalue-added systemsrecruitment
on
huge opportunity of
A mature French consumer phasing on consumption trends
14. French Results :
An outstanding success
200 000* Tassimo machines sold in the first four months
Tdiscs have already reached 15.8 % SOM**
on "on demand" after 6 Months
Due to :
Unprecedented 360° media plan : 550 millions contacts in 4 months
* An excellent synchronization of Tdiscs and Tassimo machines in shops
* An impressive demonstration Campaign (400 000 tastings in shops)
* Superior execution on the shop floor
*
* GFK YTD Dec 04 - ** P4-05 Nielsen SOM value
15. * An outstanding success *
including the performance
**
*
of *
Auchan in France
*
16. Launch Tassimo within Auchan
Auchan Strategy : “develop solutions for a better living”
Tassimo is a strategic launch:
* > Significant development of new market trends
> Opportunity to reinforce innovative launch
Phasing with Auchan shoppers :
* > Socio-demographic profile
Creating value on the coffee and SDA categories
*
A collaborative working process implemented
17. * ** *
AN EFFICIENT
COLLABORATIVE PROCESS
*
*
*
18. A Collaborative Process
1. ANTICIPATION :
1 YEAR BEFORE THE LAUNCH
> Common (Kraft/Braun) meetings with Auchan
> Global Launch plan presentation
2. INVOLVEMENT :
ALL ACTORS OF THE LAUNCH
> Kraft / Braun : Supply chain / Marketing team / Sales reps
> Auchan : Marketing and Purchase department / point of sales
19. Mapping Kraft/Braun organizations
K R A F T B R A U N
Marketing / International level Marketing /
Management Management
Marketing / National level Marketing /
Mangement Mangement
& Supply & Supply
Coord. Coord.
Key Key
Sales Account Account Sales
Force Manager Manager Force
Director Director
Sales Force Sales Force
20. Managing Complexity together
K R A F T B R A U N
Marketing / Marketing /
Management Management
Marketing / Top Marketing /
Mangement Management Mangement
& Supply & Supply
Key Purchase/ Purchase/ Key
Sales Account Marketing Marketing Account Sales
Force Manager Food SDA Manager Force
Director Director
Sales Force Sales Force
Area Area
Manager Manager
FOOD SDA
21. Managing Complexity together
K R A F T B R A U N
Marketing / Marketing /
Management Management
Marketing / Top Marketing /
Mangement Management Mangement
& Supply & Supply
Commitment
for internal alignment
Key Purchase/ Purchase/ Key
Sales Account Marketing Marketing Account Sales
Force Manager Food SDA Manager Force
Director Director
Store Director
commitment
Sales Force Sales Force
Area Area
Manager Manager
FOOD SDA
22. A Collaborative Process
3. COLLABORATIVE MARKETING PLAN
4. SYNCHRONIZATION :
AVAILIBILITY T DISC + MACHINE
> Delivered at the same time despite different warehouses
> Quick Tdisc implementation on shelves
> Demonstrations on time
24. In-store : rapid listing of
Tdiscs and Machines on shelves
120
100 100 100
96
80
WD TDISCS
60
WD TASSIMO
40
25
20
0 0 0 0 0
W28 W29 W30 W31 W32 W33 W34 W35
Excellent synchronization of machines and Tdiscs
Availability of the full range listed from the start
26. Creating traffic and demand on
the shop floor : leaflets
STRONG PROMOTIONAL PLAN
LEAFLETS
Both on grocery and electrical
* domestic appliances pages
during key periods
On each leaflet, presence
* of Tdiscs and machines
Synchronized with TV advertising
*
27. Creating traffic and demand on
the shop floor : leaflets
With national offer declined
* > Specific offers on Tdiscs :
through Auchan tools
generating traffic
> Tassimo demonstration multi-media fair
Tassimo launch also supported
* by Auchan TV magazine 3 times :
at the launch date, and during
Christmas period
29. Creating traffic and demand on
the shop floor : EOA
A superior execution in
the shop : traffic building
Qualitative and massive end of aisles
* > 100 % shops displayed Tassimo
Big display implemented on key
* areas with both brewers and Tdiscs
> Grocery area
> Non food area
30. Creating traffic and demand on
the shop floor : EOA
Demonstrations
* > Testing Tdiscs by
consumers in the shop
> Explicative leaflets
Floor Stickers
* > The way to Tassimo
Posters above machines
* at the end of aisles
32. Creating traffic and demand on
the shop floor : Merchandising strategy
Reinforcement of the “on demand" segment on shelves
Specific systems
Espresso E.S.E. Pods E.S.E. Others
Filter machines Soft Pods
Due to Tassimo launching
> On demand segment repositioning at coffee shelves’ entrance
33. Creating traffic and demand on
the shop floor : Merchandising strategy
Dramatization on shelves
* > Better understanding
of shoppers
Cross-advertising lay-out
* > From Tdisc shelves to
Tassimo machines
> From Tassimo machine
shelves to Tdiscs
36. Impact of Tassimo (market share Auchan)
20
AUCHAN SOM index
0 Market share gain on total
* “on demand” segment :
15
+ 0,6 pt
0
130
10 100
0
50
R&G PODS
0
37. Impact of Tassimo (market share Auchan)
20
Market share gain
15 * on Coffee segment
+0.2pt
10
5
0
COFFEE
average 30 weeks < Tassimo average 22 weeks > launch
38. Impact of Tassimo (market share Auchan)
AUCHAN SOM Exceptional results
SDA all channels * on Tassimo machines
15
10
5
0
SDA TASSIMO*
* December 2004
39. Tassimo : a clear, efficient response to
consumers supported by the shop floor
Keys to success :
*
" Innovation corresponding*
to consumer needs
* Good configuration between
all actors of the project
*
Superior execution
"
on the shop floor
* *