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How to Brand Sand
Presenter:
Basanta Sapkota
Maya Prakash Pant
Why ?
 How to turn commodities into branded goods ?
 Commodity:
- product & market – lowly differentiated products or
services with high levels of substitutability and straight
forward price discovery.
Over decades:
Efforts on slash costs, eliminated marketing capabilities.
Instead:
Understand customers, needs, devise and communicate new offerings.
Approach to Brand Commodities
1st –Carve up the market
2nd -Differentiate
3rd - Bundle
4th - Deliver
Carve up the market
Processto identify the right set ofcustomerwho need ,appreciate and will pay
for the differentiation.
 Who will pay for the differentiation ?
 How much can be invested in differentiation
process ?
 What benefits are of value to their customers ?
Three distinct class of customer
1. Gold standard customer
 Small portion, 5 to 25 % of total market
 Long term strategic partnership with multiple level of clients
 Pay premium, example - Australian Wheat Board
2. Potentials
 Large segment, 30 to 45 % of total market
 Interest in partnering although shy away from the long term
commitment
 Potential for differentiation exist
3. Incorrigibles
 Not strategic thinkers
 Not going to love you, no matter what you do
 Pure price buyers
 Waste of time to market
 Understanding not only the needs of the direct customer, but the end user is
important as well. The end customer are also called as true customers sometimes.
Differentiate
 Commodities differentiation must be tangible,
robust, and capable of withstanding intense
scrutiny.
 Two ways to differentiate:
 1) Adding value- convenience, customization and
consistency.
 2) Delivering value - Through product or service
enhancement
Differentiation Dimensioning
Differentiation …
1) Quality control -Value from product consistency
2) Reliability - Value from consistent service, e.g. - Dow
Chemical Company
3) Packaging - Value from product convenience, e.g. - Spice
producer
4) Taking Responsibility - Value from convenient
service
5) Matching - Value from product customization, e.g. - Wheat
6) Knowledge based applications - Value from
customized service , e.g. -Mogul's
Bundle
 Bundle the multiple source of differentiation and prevent the
competitors from unbundling them.
 Brand identification with a bundle of integrated offerings,
extend the brand relation to institutional level(company’s
reputation for innovation, reliability and stability).
 Institutional branding create customer relation more broadens
and deep
 In commodity brand relationships, emotional bonds are
replaced by shared and common goals.
 Company to company contact as both partner seek a way to
create value through processes, applications and capabilities.
- Both focuses on relationship rather than transactions,
on offering rather than products and on premium rather than
discounts.
 The effective communication, using economics rather than
emotion , is the must in commodity marketing.
E.g. When Alathon was able to communicate that 25 resin was
5% more durable than competitive products , they were able
to increase the price by 7% ,resulting in an overall premium of
nearly 38%.
Deliver
 Execution is critical-Business systems and processes required
to deliver market offering.
 The value has to be real and tangible because they will
constantly measure and reevaluate it.
 Pogo Principle - "We have met the enemy and he is us"
 Consumer pay a same price is a myth.
Pricing principles on Marketing
Branded Commodities
 First- Aware of true cost of differentiation
 Second- Command value for small business
 Third- Understand value of offering customer's operation and
ability to switch
 Fourth- Do not allow differentiation to be unbundled
 Fifth- Prepared continuous and complex trade-offs between
volume and price.
 Sixth- Maintain market discipline
Conclusion…
Thankyou !!!

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How to brand sand

  • 1. Article Presentation on: How to Brand Sand Presenter: Basanta Sapkota Maya Prakash Pant
  • 2. Why ?  How to turn commodities into branded goods ?  Commodity: - product & market – lowly differentiated products or services with high levels of substitutability and straight forward price discovery. Over decades: Efforts on slash costs, eliminated marketing capabilities. Instead: Understand customers, needs, devise and communicate new offerings.
  • 3. Approach to Brand Commodities 1st –Carve up the market 2nd -Differentiate 3rd - Bundle 4th - Deliver
  • 4. Carve up the market Processto identify the right set ofcustomerwho need ,appreciate and will pay for the differentiation.  Who will pay for the differentiation ?  How much can be invested in differentiation process ?  What benefits are of value to their customers ?
  • 5. Three distinct class of customer 1. Gold standard customer  Small portion, 5 to 25 % of total market  Long term strategic partnership with multiple level of clients  Pay premium, example - Australian Wheat Board 2. Potentials  Large segment, 30 to 45 % of total market  Interest in partnering although shy away from the long term commitment  Potential for differentiation exist 3. Incorrigibles  Not strategic thinkers  Not going to love you, no matter what you do  Pure price buyers  Waste of time to market  Understanding not only the needs of the direct customer, but the end user is important as well. The end customer are also called as true customers sometimes.
  • 6. Differentiate  Commodities differentiation must be tangible, robust, and capable of withstanding intense scrutiny.  Two ways to differentiate:  1) Adding value- convenience, customization and consistency.  2) Delivering value - Through product or service enhancement
  • 8. Differentiation … 1) Quality control -Value from product consistency 2) Reliability - Value from consistent service, e.g. - Dow Chemical Company 3) Packaging - Value from product convenience, e.g. - Spice producer 4) Taking Responsibility - Value from convenient service 5) Matching - Value from product customization, e.g. - Wheat 6) Knowledge based applications - Value from customized service , e.g. -Mogul's
  • 9. Bundle  Bundle the multiple source of differentiation and prevent the competitors from unbundling them.  Brand identification with a bundle of integrated offerings, extend the brand relation to institutional level(company’s reputation for innovation, reliability and stability).  Institutional branding create customer relation more broadens and deep  In commodity brand relationships, emotional bonds are replaced by shared and common goals.
  • 10.  Company to company contact as both partner seek a way to create value through processes, applications and capabilities. - Both focuses on relationship rather than transactions, on offering rather than products and on premium rather than discounts.  The effective communication, using economics rather than emotion , is the must in commodity marketing. E.g. When Alathon was able to communicate that 25 resin was 5% more durable than competitive products , they were able to increase the price by 7% ,resulting in an overall premium of nearly 38%.
  • 11. Deliver  Execution is critical-Business systems and processes required to deliver market offering.  The value has to be real and tangible because they will constantly measure and reevaluate it.  Pogo Principle - "We have met the enemy and he is us"  Consumer pay a same price is a myth.
  • 12. Pricing principles on Marketing Branded Commodities  First- Aware of true cost of differentiation  Second- Command value for small business  Third- Understand value of offering customer's operation and ability to switch  Fourth- Do not allow differentiation to be unbundled  Fifth- Prepared continuous and complex trade-offs between volume and price.  Sixth- Maintain market discipline