Presenters
Humaira Sadia
Nusrat Zahan
Faseeha Zabir
Farhana Islam Khan
Mahmuda Sarker
Company Name
Oral Care
Product
SMIley Baby Gel
Product
• Smiley Baby Gel Toothpaste
• Natural Ingredients
• Saves kids’ smile by protecting from cavity
• 3 different flavors- Chocolate, Fruitfill and
Coolmint
Vision and Mission Statement
• Vision
“To help people achieve optimum dental health by providing them the
opportunity of experiencing the best of all organic products. Good has
never been good enough for us, so we always keep trying to do better.
We strive to be the head of the industry and the heart of health”.
• Mission Statement
“To save a smile, we promise to consistently provide highest quality
support for healthy teeth.”
Values & Principles
• Values
 Have a responsibility to cultivate the best relationships possible
 Collective accountability to the company's beliefs, mission, destiny, and
performance goals.
 Competence is an essential means of sustaining values in a competitive
marketplace.
• Principles
 To serve and build relationships
 Provide meaningful work, fair compensation and safe working
environment
 Contribute to the society
• Competitive
Advantages
 Cost advantage
 Differentiated products
 New flavors (chocolate, fruitfill
and coolmint)
 Natural and harmless products
• Core Competencies
 Superior quality
 Innovative products
 Superior customer service
 Focus on oral products only
Sources of Competitive Advantage
• Usage of natural ingredients
• No usage of any harmful elements
• Eco-friendly products
• Focus on oral products only
• Proper customer need evaluation
Business & Industry Analysis
• Industry Background Overview
• Growth Rate and Trends of Toothpaste
Industry
• Key Success Factors
 Differentiated products
 Product Innovation Capability
 Strong Price-Value Relationship
 Quality
KSF Matrix
Key Success Factor Weighting My Business(Smiley
Gell)
Competitor(Meril)
Ratio(our
of 10)
Weight Ratio(
out of
10)
weight
Extensive
Distribution
0.2 4 0.8 7 2.4
Customer Focus 0.3 7 2.1 5 1.2
Economies of Scale 0.1 3 0.3 5 .6
Product Innovation 0.4 7 2.8 4 .7
1.0 21 6 21 .49
Company Goals and Objectives
• Operational Objectives
• Financial Objectives
• Marketing Objectives
Business Strategy
• Desired Image and Position in the Market
• SWOT Analysis
Business Strategy
• Competitive Strategy
1. Cost leadership
2. Differentiation
3. Focus
Business Strategy
• The five forces Model
Product and Service
• Product /Service Features
• Customer benefits
• Uniqueness
• Production process
• Future product /service offerings
Marketing Strategy
• Target Market
Focuses a niche – the kids’ oral care
Middle class people
• Customers’ Motive to Buy
Toothpaste free from harmful chemicals
Reasonable price
Marketing Strategy
• Growth of Market
In the Growth Stage
Customers getting aware of hygiene facts
Looking for differentiated products
Marketing Strategy
• Advertising/Promotion
 Media Used: Audio-visual, face-to-face, sales promotion
 Media Cost: Based on competitor’s cost
 Frequency of Use:
Campaigns- once a week for the first 3 months
TVC- During the popular cartoon shows
 Plan for Publicity:
School Campaigns
Amusement Park Campaigns
TV Commercials
Bill Boards
Print Media
Marketing Strategy
• Pricing
Cost Structure:
Competition Based- 50gm for Tk.70 and 100gm
for Tk. 120
Providing better quality and differentiated
products than the competitor
Marketing Strategy
• Distribution Strategy
Channels of Distribution:
Using two intermediaries to reach the
customers- the distributors and the retailers
3 distributors for each area
Sales Techniques and Incentives:
For Customers- Bundle Offer
For Retailers- Target Commission Offer
Specific Shelf for the Product
Competitor Analysis
SWOT Analysis of Meril
Toothpaste
• Strengths
• Weakness
• Opportunities
• Threats
Potential Competitors
• SMILY Baby Toothpaste makes a list of their
potential competitors in oral industry
Financial Strategy
• Capital Requirement
• Sources of Capital
• Capital Structure
• Profitability

Entrepreneurship

  • 2.
    Presenters Humaira Sadia Nusrat Zahan FaseehaZabir Farhana Islam Khan Mahmuda Sarker
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Product • Smiley BabyGel Toothpaste • Natural Ingredients • Saves kids’ smile by protecting from cavity • 3 different flavors- Chocolate, Fruitfill and Coolmint
  • 5.
    Vision and MissionStatement • Vision “To help people achieve optimum dental health by providing them the opportunity of experiencing the best of all organic products. Good has never been good enough for us, so we always keep trying to do better. We strive to be the head of the industry and the heart of health”. • Mission Statement “To save a smile, we promise to consistently provide highest quality support for healthy teeth.”
  • 6.
    Values & Principles •Values  Have a responsibility to cultivate the best relationships possible  Collective accountability to the company's beliefs, mission, destiny, and performance goals.  Competence is an essential means of sustaining values in a competitive marketplace. • Principles  To serve and build relationships  Provide meaningful work, fair compensation and safe working environment  Contribute to the society
  • 7.
    • Competitive Advantages  Costadvantage  Differentiated products  New flavors (chocolate, fruitfill and coolmint)  Natural and harmless products • Core Competencies  Superior quality  Innovative products  Superior customer service  Focus on oral products only
  • 8.
    Sources of CompetitiveAdvantage • Usage of natural ingredients • No usage of any harmful elements • Eco-friendly products • Focus on oral products only • Proper customer need evaluation
  • 9.
    Business & IndustryAnalysis • Industry Background Overview • Growth Rate and Trends of Toothpaste Industry • Key Success Factors  Differentiated products  Product Innovation Capability  Strong Price-Value Relationship  Quality
  • 10.
    KSF Matrix Key SuccessFactor Weighting My Business(Smiley Gell) Competitor(Meril) Ratio(our of 10) Weight Ratio( out of 10) weight Extensive Distribution 0.2 4 0.8 7 2.4 Customer Focus 0.3 7 2.1 5 1.2 Economies of Scale 0.1 3 0.3 5 .6 Product Innovation 0.4 7 2.8 4 .7 1.0 21 6 21 .49
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    Company Goals andObjectives • Operational Objectives • Financial Objectives • Marketing Objectives
  • 12.
    Business Strategy • DesiredImage and Position in the Market • SWOT Analysis
  • 13.
    Business Strategy • CompetitiveStrategy 1. Cost leadership 2. Differentiation 3. Focus
  • 14.
    Business Strategy • Thefive forces Model
  • 15.
    Product and Service •Product /Service Features • Customer benefits • Uniqueness • Production process • Future product /service offerings
  • 16.
    Marketing Strategy • TargetMarket Focuses a niche – the kids’ oral care Middle class people • Customers’ Motive to Buy Toothpaste free from harmful chemicals Reasonable price
  • 17.
    Marketing Strategy • Growthof Market In the Growth Stage Customers getting aware of hygiene facts Looking for differentiated products
  • 18.
    Marketing Strategy • Advertising/Promotion Media Used: Audio-visual, face-to-face, sales promotion  Media Cost: Based on competitor’s cost  Frequency of Use: Campaigns- once a week for the first 3 months TVC- During the popular cartoon shows  Plan for Publicity: School Campaigns Amusement Park Campaigns TV Commercials Bill Boards Print Media
  • 19.
    Marketing Strategy • Pricing CostStructure: Competition Based- 50gm for Tk.70 and 100gm for Tk. 120 Providing better quality and differentiated products than the competitor
  • 20.
    Marketing Strategy • DistributionStrategy Channels of Distribution: Using two intermediaries to reach the customers- the distributors and the retailers 3 distributors for each area Sales Techniques and Incentives: For Customers- Bundle Offer For Retailers- Target Commission Offer Specific Shelf for the Product
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  • 22.
    SWOT Analysis ofMeril Toothpaste • Strengths • Weakness • Opportunities • Threats
  • 23.
    Potential Competitors • SMILYBaby Toothpaste makes a list of their potential competitors in oral industry
  • 24.
    Financial Strategy • CapitalRequirement • Sources of Capital • Capital Structure • Profitability