The survey was conducted in May 2010 by the Biomedical Device Innovation Zone and emailed to 180 contacts in the medical device industry, receiving a 20% response rate. It asked questions about changes in sales, plans for expanding markets, sales prospects, employment levels, and the business environment outlook. Respondents identified strategies like new partnerships, focusing on key products, and developing new technologies. They also indicated unrealized commercial opportunities and a willingness to pursue them with additional resources and support.
Des de fa molts segles a l'eslgésia Vella de l'Espluga de Francolí, la devoció a Sant Miquel Arcàngel sempre ha estat present com a titular de la parròquia. I a més, celebrem també el 650è aniversari de la consagració de l'església l'any 1365 de mans de l'arquebisbe de Tarragona, Pere de Claresquí. Amb solemnitat doncs, celebrem aquesta diada parroquial amb fe i encomanant-nos a Déu per les nostres vides i famílies.
Este documento describe la tecnología de autoaprendizaje de Esker para el reconocimiento de pedidos. Utiliza una combinación de OCR, reconocimiento incorporado, autoaprendizaje y formación para extraer datos de pedidos de diferentes clientes y formatos de manera eficiente con una tasa de reconocimiento cada vez mayor. El sistema aprende automáticamente de las correcciones de los usuarios y las reglas de formación se aplican a pedidos similares para mejorar continuamente el reconocimiento.
Business Insurance Top 10 Brokers and AJG Profile 2016Brendon Pollis
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. saw strong growth in 2015, with brokerage revenue increasing 13.0% to $3.99 billion, ranking it the 4th largest broker globally. The company acquired 42 firms in 2015 to fuel its growth, with its largest acquisition being William Gallagher Associates Insurance Brokers for $151.5 million. Gallagher has aggressively expanded internationally in recent years, making acquisitions in countries like Australia, Canada, and Sweden. Its international revenue grew faster than domestic revenue in 2015. While the impact of Brexit is uncertain, international expansion has provided opportunities for further acquisitions and growth.
Transformation Through Automation: Harnessing the Power of Modern SolutionsHelpSystems
Businesses—and their employees—are increasingly realizing the transformative power of automation. A 2015 report from McKinsey shows that many occupations will be changed due to automation, and recent research from Computing, which will be shared with you in these slides, indicates that IT professionals are largely embracing the changes. They cite benefits such as cost savings, improved productivity, and easier management as primary reasons to automate.
However, several challenges—including complex IT environments and a lack of strategy—are holding companies back from automating effectively. How can you make sure that your organization is taking full advantage of modern automation solutions? Check out these slides to learn about:
• Industry research on automation trends and attitudes
• The automation challenges companies are facing—and how to solve them
• How to ensure that your team benefits from changing opportunities due to automation
This document contains photos from various photographers including Christiana Care, paul.hadsall, tim ellis, Designstolearn, renaissancechambara, and 401(K) 2013 (twice). It encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
British traditions are deeply ingrained in many aspects of daily life and government. Houses still utilize fireplaces and resist central heating despite cold bedrooms. Traditional medieval uniforms are still worn by ceremonial guards, and centuries-old dress uniforms and parliamentary procedures, like the Lord Chancellor sitting on a wool sack, are maintained from earlier eras when they originated. Shouts of "Order!" and "Who goes home?" also date back to periods when violence or crime were greater concerns within and around Parliament. Overall, the British strongly value customs and resist change, preserving many traditional elements for sentimental reasons.
The survey was conducted in May 2010 by the Biomedical Device Innovation Zone and emailed to 180 contacts in the medical device industry, receiving a 20% response rate. It asked questions about changes in sales, plans for expanding markets, sales prospects, employment levels, and the business environment outlook. Respondents identified strategies like new partnerships, focusing on key products, and developing new technologies. They also indicated unrealized commercial opportunities and a willingness to pursue them with additional resources and support.
Des de fa molts segles a l'eslgésia Vella de l'Espluga de Francolí, la devoció a Sant Miquel Arcàngel sempre ha estat present com a titular de la parròquia. I a més, celebrem també el 650è aniversari de la consagració de l'església l'any 1365 de mans de l'arquebisbe de Tarragona, Pere de Claresquí. Amb solemnitat doncs, celebrem aquesta diada parroquial amb fe i encomanant-nos a Déu per les nostres vides i famílies.
Este documento describe la tecnología de autoaprendizaje de Esker para el reconocimiento de pedidos. Utiliza una combinación de OCR, reconocimiento incorporado, autoaprendizaje y formación para extraer datos de pedidos de diferentes clientes y formatos de manera eficiente con una tasa de reconocimiento cada vez mayor. El sistema aprende automáticamente de las correcciones de los usuarios y las reglas de formación se aplican a pedidos similares para mejorar continuamente el reconocimiento.
Business Insurance Top 10 Brokers and AJG Profile 2016Brendon Pollis
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. saw strong growth in 2015, with brokerage revenue increasing 13.0% to $3.99 billion, ranking it the 4th largest broker globally. The company acquired 42 firms in 2015 to fuel its growth, with its largest acquisition being William Gallagher Associates Insurance Brokers for $151.5 million. Gallagher has aggressively expanded internationally in recent years, making acquisitions in countries like Australia, Canada, and Sweden. Its international revenue grew faster than domestic revenue in 2015. While the impact of Brexit is uncertain, international expansion has provided opportunities for further acquisitions and growth.
Transformation Through Automation: Harnessing the Power of Modern SolutionsHelpSystems
Businesses—and their employees—are increasingly realizing the transformative power of automation. A 2015 report from McKinsey shows that many occupations will be changed due to automation, and recent research from Computing, which will be shared with you in these slides, indicates that IT professionals are largely embracing the changes. They cite benefits such as cost savings, improved productivity, and easier management as primary reasons to automate.
However, several challenges—including complex IT environments and a lack of strategy—are holding companies back from automating effectively. How can you make sure that your organization is taking full advantage of modern automation solutions? Check out these slides to learn about:
• Industry research on automation trends and attitudes
• The automation challenges companies are facing—and how to solve them
• How to ensure that your team benefits from changing opportunities due to automation
This document contains photos from various photographers including Christiana Care, paul.hadsall, tim ellis, Designstolearn, renaissancechambara, and 401(K) 2013 (twice). It encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
British traditions are deeply ingrained in many aspects of daily life and government. Houses still utilize fireplaces and resist central heating despite cold bedrooms. Traditional medieval uniforms are still worn by ceremonial guards, and centuries-old dress uniforms and parliamentary procedures, like the Lord Chancellor sitting on a wool sack, are maintained from earlier eras when they originated. Shouts of "Order!" and "Who goes home?" also date back to periods when violence or crime were greater concerns within and around Parliament. Overall, the British strongly value customs and resist change, preserving many traditional elements for sentimental reasons.
Submission to the Ontario Select Committee on developmental services. BARRY STANLEY 2 fasd
Submission to the Ontario Select Committee on developmental services. Jan. 2014: relating to the needs of those with FASD and the families who support them.
England has several major rivers that flow across distinct geographic regions from southeast to northwest, including the Southeast coastal region along the English Channel, East Anglia inland region, Midlands region in the center known as the "Heart of England", northern region from the Dales to the Scottish border, and Southwest peninsula region with London as the capital city situated in the southeast along the River Thames.
Trelleborg is a world leader in engineered polymer solutions that seal, damp and protect critical applications. It has a global presence through local offices in over 40 countries. Trelleborg's innovative solutions accelerate customer performance in a sustainable way.
The document discusses air pollution at ports and potential solutions. It identifies the main causes of air pollution at ports as emissions from bulk cargo, cargo handling equipment, and vapor releases from liquid cargo. It also mentions accidental gas leaks and explosions. Potential measures to reduce pollution include covers and sprinkling water to reduce dust, high-quality valve sealants to prevent gas leaks, and emergency shutoff systems to stop vapor releases. The document also discusses a partnership program that aims to eliminate lead in gasoline and reduce sulfur in fuels to improve air quality and public health while outlining the large cost-benefit of these strategies.
Shikha Gupta is a Master's student studying Computer Science at the University of Southern California. She has work experience as a Course Producer at USC, a Technology Analyst at Infosys Labs R&D in India where she developed solutions for Digital Rights Management, and as a Technical Intern at Hewlett-Packard. Her skills include programming languages like Java and C#, databases like SQL Server, and web technologies like REST, XML, JavaScript. She has applied for patents related to digital rights management and data masking.
Ação da receita sobre fiscalização compensação e titulosTania Gurgel
A Receita Federal lança operação nacional que tem por objetivo realizar auditoria de compensações fazendárias informadas em Declarações de Compensação e de compensações previdenciárias informadas em GFIP, selecionadas em razão de elevado grau de risco.
Considerando as duas medidas da operação nacional, foram selecionados 796 contribuintes, com valor total de débitos compensados de 32,8 bilhões. A expectativa de recuperação com as duas medidas, com a não homologação das compensações, é de 9,5 bilhões. Além da não homologação da compensação e a cobrança dos débitos, será lançada multa de 50% sobre os valores dos débitos indevidamente compensados por meio de Declarações de Compensação. Se for comprovada a fraude na apuração dos créditos, a multa aplicada é de 150% e também será encaminhada ao Ministério Público Federal da competente Representação Fiscal para Fins Penais.
Este documento propõe alterações à Lei no 8.036/1990 para elevar a rentabilidade das contas vinculadas do FGTS distribuindo lucros anualmente e permitir saques de contas inativas até dezembro de 2015.
1) O sermão discute o maior mandamento da lei segundo Jesus, que é amar a Deus e ao próximo.
2) Jesus ensina que esses dois mandamentos resumem toda a revelação de Deus.
3) Para Jesus, amar a Deus significa cumprir Sua vontade e amar aos irmãos em necessidade.
This document summarizes a study on new product development (NPD) in an environment where retailers are reducing product ranges. Some key findings:
- Retailers have reduced average store item counts by 1,000 items or 2% over the past two years through range rationalization.
- New products' success is measured by their Sales Rate Index (SRI), which compares sales to the category average. An SRI over 80 indicates success. Products with high early SRIs generally maintain success, while low starters decline further.
- Achieving high distribution (e.g. 75% in 12 weeks) is now more difficult, with only 1 in 7 new products reaching that versus 1 in 5 previously.
Interpreting product launch sales data for NPDs IRI, INTL
This SlideShare explains how you can interpret the sales stats behind a new grocery product launch. Written by IRI's Strategic Insight Director Tim Eales.
Small concentrations of shoppers, less than 1% on average, drive the majority of sales volume for new consumer packaged goods products. The document finds that on average just 0.7% of shoppers accounted for 80% of volume for 50 top-selling new food and beverage products. Additionally, the majority of people who try a new product do not purchase it again, showing the importance of identifying repeat buyers early on to sustain a new product's business over time.
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is an American consumer goods company with two subsidiaries in India. P&G operates in various product categories including beauty, grooming, healthcare, fabric care, home care, and baby care. P&G has many well-known brands in India such as Vicks, Whisper, Ariel, Tide, Head & Shoulders, Pantene, and Rejoice. P&G focuses its growth strategy on the largest and most profitable product categories and markets, with a goal of winning with its top 20 innovations.
This document provides an introduction and summary of the Brand Footprint 2019 report by Kantar. Some key points:
- Brand Footprint ranks the most chosen consumer brands globally based on behavioral purchase data from over 40 countries representing 72% of the global population.
- It examines the performance of over 21,400 brands across categories to provide insights into growth strategies for marketers, retailers, and manufacturers.
- The report finds that 86% of growing brands in 2018 achieved growth through attracting new shoppers rather than increased purchase frequency among existing shoppers.
- It introduces new sections analyzing brand performance by age and in out-of-home channels, in addition to returning rankings for online-only brands
Nielsen Global New Product Innovation Report- June 2015Aidelisa Gutierrez
Innovation matters. It can drive profitability and growth, helping
companies succeed even during tough economic times. Nielsen’s
Breakthrough Innovation research found that the top innovations
launched in the U.S. generate more than $50 million revenue their first
year; in fact, the 2015 winners generated, on average, more than twice
this amount, $119 million. In Europe, the top innovations produce
upwards of £/€10 million in their launch year. Innovation also helps
companies stay relevant to shoppers, and it can build long-term loyalty
The Procter & Gamble Company Full Report (1)Mozika Maloba
P&G is restructuring its business to focus on 10 core brands that account for 85% of sales and 95% of profits. It is cutting costs by streamlining operations and reducing the number of agency relationships. This will improve margins while funds are reinvested in innovation. P&G is also rebranding its beauty segment, which accounts for 40% of profits, by focusing on key brands like Olay, Pantene, and Head & Shoulders that have growth potential. A risk is P&G's declining market share over the past 16 quarters and lower organic sales volumes.
Rasna International Ltd presented on their foray into the ready-to-drink fruit juice category with the launch of Rasna JU-C. Key findings from the project on distribution of Rasna JU-C in the state of Bihar included that the product needs to differentiate itself from competitors and establish a unique position. Recommendations to the company included improving packaging, reviewing the distribution channel, accounting for regional tastes, expanding the product portfolio, and continuing promotional activities. The presentation emphasized building relationships with customers and channel partners to better understand market needs.
1) The study analyzed purchases of 54 million American shoppers over 12 months and 1,364 brands to identify the Pivotal Point Consumers who drive 80% of brand volume.
2) It found that only 2.5% of shoppers account for 80% of the volume for the average CPG brand. For new brands and extensions, the Pivotal Point Consumer base is even smaller.
3) Reaching the Pivotal Point Consumers is challenging as traditional demographic targeting misses 76% of them. Brands must use more precise targeting and personalization.
TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Mission Statement Page 22. Marketing .docxmattinsonjanel
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Mission Statement: Page 2
2. Marketing Objectives: Page 2
3. SWOT Analysis: Pages 2-4
4. Target Market: Page 4-5
5. Marketing Activities: Pages 5-7
6. Lessons Learned: Pages 7-15
a) Year 1
b) Year 2
c) Year 3
d) Year 4
e) Year 5
f) Year 6
g) Year 7
h) Year 8
i) Year 9
j) Year 10
7. Summary: Pages 16-17
1. MISSION STATEMENT:
To establish Allstar Brands as a market leader of Over-The-Counter multi-symptom cold/allergy relief, while maintaining the highest level of customer satisfaction through product effectiveness, quality and affordability.
2. MARKETING OBJECTIVES:
· To increase the stock price by 3 points every 2 years
· To maintain a combined direct/indirect sales force of no less than 140
· To increase net income to $40 million in the next 2 years
· To increase brand awareness by 5% yearly for all products of Allstar toward a long-term goal of 85%, thereafter any increase is found sufficient
· To maintain advertising budget expenditure above $26 million, minimum $10 million toward Allround, Allround+ and minimum $9 million toward Allright
· Introduce one new product within every 3-year period according to appropriate market trends and characteristics of demand
· To keep promotional allowance at or above 14% for all products
· To increase customer satisfaction to 60% for all Allstar Brand products within the next 2 years
3. SWOT:
Strengths:
· Allstar Brands have a competitive advantage which is based on the lowest price in the cold/allergy market
· Brand awareness for the products of Allstar Brands is one of the highest among the competitors
· Product mix targets variety of ailments (Allround – multi-symptom, Allround+ - cold and allergy, Allright – cough and cold)
· Customer satisfaction for Allstar products ranges from 54% to 61%
· Allround is the second highest brand purchased among the OTC medicine and has the second largest market share of manufacturing sales
· Allround Brand perception of cough and ache medicine is the highest among the competitors
· Steady rise of product contribution for Allright and Allround+
· Allstar offers relief for all of the most frequent symptoms of ailments: aches, coughing, and chest congestion
· Allright attains largest market share based on manufacturing sales of 14.9% in the cough medicine market
Weaknesses:
· Low sales force
· Steep drop off of stock price after year five
· Allround has the lowest net income among the competitors
· Advertising budget for every product is not sufficient for leading a proper advertising campaign to increase brand awareness
· A stronger competitor Besthelp keeps Allround from being the leader of brands purchased
· Low budget allocated to promotional mix of all 3 products
· Current customer’s intentions to buy Allround, Allround+ and Allright are larger than Allstar can produce
· Annual fall of Allround’s total sales and product contribution since year 5
· Constant fall of trade ratings for Allright and Allround+
· Alls ...
Dena Yazzie has decided to go ahead with the main idea of Tahki’s proposal but with one change. The company will not abandon its brand. So they will try to get a more expensive product based on added value but they will build this effort on the existing clientele. The board was satisfied to a large extent with the solution. They felt that they had built this brand and people knew it so it was an asset that should be utilized.
Your team is hired by the board of Wiikano Orchards and asked to develop a Marketing Plan that implements Tahki Yazzie’s proposal with the given that the existing brand will be kept.
The document discusses the golden rules of measuring CPG advertising performance. It summarizes key principles such as optimizing for single exposures over frequency, measuring across the total ROI funnel, choosing the right measurement tools, evaluating both creative and media, selecting the proper metrics, accounting for purchase cycles, and understanding earned versus organic social media. Native advertising is also highlighted as being more impactful than traditional ad formats. The presentation was given by representatives from IRI and InsightExpress.
Organic revenue growth in the pharmaceutical industry is getting increasingly more difficult to achieve. The irony is that that the majority of pharmaceutical companies are leaving 12%-35% of MAT revenues on the table each year. The challenge is to find the internal champion to engage the organization in pursuing this unrealized revenue as the causes and solutions cut across multiple departments. This leaves only the most senior levels to accept responsibility to initiate a program to both maximize revenues and minimize sub-optimal spending across all brands and all commercial departments.
P&G has diverse product segments and a large customer base. However, profits declined 5.2% despite revenue growth. Competition is intense with Unilever and Johnson & Johnson. Opportunities exist in developing markets and new products. Threats include regulation and changing demand. P&G should focus on quality, innovation and developing markets to maintain market share against strong competitors.
Submission to the Ontario Select Committee on developmental services. BARRY STANLEY 2 fasd
Submission to the Ontario Select Committee on developmental services. Jan. 2014: relating to the needs of those with FASD and the families who support them.
England has several major rivers that flow across distinct geographic regions from southeast to northwest, including the Southeast coastal region along the English Channel, East Anglia inland region, Midlands region in the center known as the "Heart of England", northern region from the Dales to the Scottish border, and Southwest peninsula region with London as the capital city situated in the southeast along the River Thames.
Trelleborg is a world leader in engineered polymer solutions that seal, damp and protect critical applications. It has a global presence through local offices in over 40 countries. Trelleborg's innovative solutions accelerate customer performance in a sustainable way.
The document discusses air pollution at ports and potential solutions. It identifies the main causes of air pollution at ports as emissions from bulk cargo, cargo handling equipment, and vapor releases from liquid cargo. It also mentions accidental gas leaks and explosions. Potential measures to reduce pollution include covers and sprinkling water to reduce dust, high-quality valve sealants to prevent gas leaks, and emergency shutoff systems to stop vapor releases. The document also discusses a partnership program that aims to eliminate lead in gasoline and reduce sulfur in fuels to improve air quality and public health while outlining the large cost-benefit of these strategies.
Shikha Gupta is a Master's student studying Computer Science at the University of Southern California. She has work experience as a Course Producer at USC, a Technology Analyst at Infosys Labs R&D in India where she developed solutions for Digital Rights Management, and as a Technical Intern at Hewlett-Packard. Her skills include programming languages like Java and C#, databases like SQL Server, and web technologies like REST, XML, JavaScript. She has applied for patents related to digital rights management and data masking.
Ação da receita sobre fiscalização compensação e titulosTania Gurgel
A Receita Federal lança operação nacional que tem por objetivo realizar auditoria de compensações fazendárias informadas em Declarações de Compensação e de compensações previdenciárias informadas em GFIP, selecionadas em razão de elevado grau de risco.
Considerando as duas medidas da operação nacional, foram selecionados 796 contribuintes, com valor total de débitos compensados de 32,8 bilhões. A expectativa de recuperação com as duas medidas, com a não homologação das compensações, é de 9,5 bilhões. Além da não homologação da compensação e a cobrança dos débitos, será lançada multa de 50% sobre os valores dos débitos indevidamente compensados por meio de Declarações de Compensação. Se for comprovada a fraude na apuração dos créditos, a multa aplicada é de 150% e também será encaminhada ao Ministério Público Federal da competente Representação Fiscal para Fins Penais.
Este documento propõe alterações à Lei no 8.036/1990 para elevar a rentabilidade das contas vinculadas do FGTS distribuindo lucros anualmente e permitir saques de contas inativas até dezembro de 2015.
1) O sermão discute o maior mandamento da lei segundo Jesus, que é amar a Deus e ao próximo.
2) Jesus ensina que esses dois mandamentos resumem toda a revelação de Deus.
3) Para Jesus, amar a Deus significa cumprir Sua vontade e amar aos irmãos em necessidade.
This document summarizes a study on new product development (NPD) in an environment where retailers are reducing product ranges. Some key findings:
- Retailers have reduced average store item counts by 1,000 items or 2% over the past two years through range rationalization.
- New products' success is measured by their Sales Rate Index (SRI), which compares sales to the category average. An SRI over 80 indicates success. Products with high early SRIs generally maintain success, while low starters decline further.
- Achieving high distribution (e.g. 75% in 12 weeks) is now more difficult, with only 1 in 7 new products reaching that versus 1 in 5 previously.
Interpreting product launch sales data for NPDs IRI, INTL
This SlideShare explains how you can interpret the sales stats behind a new grocery product launch. Written by IRI's Strategic Insight Director Tim Eales.
Small concentrations of shoppers, less than 1% on average, drive the majority of sales volume for new consumer packaged goods products. The document finds that on average just 0.7% of shoppers accounted for 80% of volume for 50 top-selling new food and beverage products. Additionally, the majority of people who try a new product do not purchase it again, showing the importance of identifying repeat buyers early on to sustain a new product's business over time.
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is an American consumer goods company with two subsidiaries in India. P&G operates in various product categories including beauty, grooming, healthcare, fabric care, home care, and baby care. P&G has many well-known brands in India such as Vicks, Whisper, Ariel, Tide, Head & Shoulders, Pantene, and Rejoice. P&G focuses its growth strategy on the largest and most profitable product categories and markets, with a goal of winning with its top 20 innovations.
This document provides an introduction and summary of the Brand Footprint 2019 report by Kantar. Some key points:
- Brand Footprint ranks the most chosen consumer brands globally based on behavioral purchase data from over 40 countries representing 72% of the global population.
- It examines the performance of over 21,400 brands across categories to provide insights into growth strategies for marketers, retailers, and manufacturers.
- The report finds that 86% of growing brands in 2018 achieved growth through attracting new shoppers rather than increased purchase frequency among existing shoppers.
- It introduces new sections analyzing brand performance by age and in out-of-home channels, in addition to returning rankings for online-only brands
Nielsen Global New Product Innovation Report- June 2015Aidelisa Gutierrez
Innovation matters. It can drive profitability and growth, helping
companies succeed even during tough economic times. Nielsen’s
Breakthrough Innovation research found that the top innovations
launched in the U.S. generate more than $50 million revenue their first
year; in fact, the 2015 winners generated, on average, more than twice
this amount, $119 million. In Europe, the top innovations produce
upwards of £/€10 million in their launch year. Innovation also helps
companies stay relevant to shoppers, and it can build long-term loyalty
The Procter & Gamble Company Full Report (1)Mozika Maloba
P&G is restructuring its business to focus on 10 core brands that account for 85% of sales and 95% of profits. It is cutting costs by streamlining operations and reducing the number of agency relationships. This will improve margins while funds are reinvested in innovation. P&G is also rebranding its beauty segment, which accounts for 40% of profits, by focusing on key brands like Olay, Pantene, and Head & Shoulders that have growth potential. A risk is P&G's declining market share over the past 16 quarters and lower organic sales volumes.
Rasna International Ltd presented on their foray into the ready-to-drink fruit juice category with the launch of Rasna JU-C. Key findings from the project on distribution of Rasna JU-C in the state of Bihar included that the product needs to differentiate itself from competitors and establish a unique position. Recommendations to the company included improving packaging, reviewing the distribution channel, accounting for regional tastes, expanding the product portfolio, and continuing promotional activities. The presentation emphasized building relationships with customers and channel partners to better understand market needs.
1) The study analyzed purchases of 54 million American shoppers over 12 months and 1,364 brands to identify the Pivotal Point Consumers who drive 80% of brand volume.
2) It found that only 2.5% of shoppers account for 80% of the volume for the average CPG brand. For new brands and extensions, the Pivotal Point Consumer base is even smaller.
3) Reaching the Pivotal Point Consumers is challenging as traditional demographic targeting misses 76% of them. Brands must use more precise targeting and personalization.
TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Mission Statement Page 22. Marketing .docxmattinsonjanel
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Mission Statement: Page 2
2. Marketing Objectives: Page 2
3. SWOT Analysis: Pages 2-4
4. Target Market: Page 4-5
5. Marketing Activities: Pages 5-7
6. Lessons Learned: Pages 7-15
a) Year 1
b) Year 2
c) Year 3
d) Year 4
e) Year 5
f) Year 6
g) Year 7
h) Year 8
i) Year 9
j) Year 10
7. Summary: Pages 16-17
1. MISSION STATEMENT:
To establish Allstar Brands as a market leader of Over-The-Counter multi-symptom cold/allergy relief, while maintaining the highest level of customer satisfaction through product effectiveness, quality and affordability.
2. MARKETING OBJECTIVES:
· To increase the stock price by 3 points every 2 years
· To maintain a combined direct/indirect sales force of no less than 140
· To increase net income to $40 million in the next 2 years
· To increase brand awareness by 5% yearly for all products of Allstar toward a long-term goal of 85%, thereafter any increase is found sufficient
· To maintain advertising budget expenditure above $26 million, minimum $10 million toward Allround, Allround+ and minimum $9 million toward Allright
· Introduce one new product within every 3-year period according to appropriate market trends and characteristics of demand
· To keep promotional allowance at or above 14% for all products
· To increase customer satisfaction to 60% for all Allstar Brand products within the next 2 years
3. SWOT:
Strengths:
· Allstar Brands have a competitive advantage which is based on the lowest price in the cold/allergy market
· Brand awareness for the products of Allstar Brands is one of the highest among the competitors
· Product mix targets variety of ailments (Allround – multi-symptom, Allround+ - cold and allergy, Allright – cough and cold)
· Customer satisfaction for Allstar products ranges from 54% to 61%
· Allround is the second highest brand purchased among the OTC medicine and has the second largest market share of manufacturing sales
· Allround Brand perception of cough and ache medicine is the highest among the competitors
· Steady rise of product contribution for Allright and Allround+
· Allstar offers relief for all of the most frequent symptoms of ailments: aches, coughing, and chest congestion
· Allright attains largest market share based on manufacturing sales of 14.9% in the cough medicine market
Weaknesses:
· Low sales force
· Steep drop off of stock price after year five
· Allround has the lowest net income among the competitors
· Advertising budget for every product is not sufficient for leading a proper advertising campaign to increase brand awareness
· A stronger competitor Besthelp keeps Allround from being the leader of brands purchased
· Low budget allocated to promotional mix of all 3 products
· Current customer’s intentions to buy Allround, Allround+ and Allright are larger than Allstar can produce
· Annual fall of Allround’s total sales and product contribution since year 5
· Constant fall of trade ratings for Allright and Allround+
· Alls ...
Dena Yazzie has decided to go ahead with the main idea of Tahki’s proposal but with one change. The company will not abandon its brand. So they will try to get a more expensive product based on added value but they will build this effort on the existing clientele. The board was satisfied to a large extent with the solution. They felt that they had built this brand and people knew it so it was an asset that should be utilized.
Your team is hired by the board of Wiikano Orchards and asked to develop a Marketing Plan that implements Tahki Yazzie’s proposal with the given that the existing brand will be kept.
The document discusses the golden rules of measuring CPG advertising performance. It summarizes key principles such as optimizing for single exposures over frequency, measuring across the total ROI funnel, choosing the right measurement tools, evaluating both creative and media, selecting the proper metrics, accounting for purchase cycles, and understanding earned versus organic social media. Native advertising is also highlighted as being more impactful than traditional ad formats. The presentation was given by representatives from IRI and InsightExpress.
Organic revenue growth in the pharmaceutical industry is getting increasingly more difficult to achieve. The irony is that that the majority of pharmaceutical companies are leaving 12%-35% of MAT revenues on the table each year. The challenge is to find the internal champion to engage the organization in pursuing this unrealized revenue as the causes and solutions cut across multiple departments. This leaves only the most senior levels to accept responsibility to initiate a program to both maximize revenues and minimize sub-optimal spending across all brands and all commercial departments.
P&G has diverse product segments and a large customer base. However, profits declined 5.2% despite revenue growth. Competition is intense with Unilever and Johnson & Johnson. Opportunities exist in developing markets and new products. Threats include regulation and changing demand. P&G should focus on quality, innovation and developing markets to maintain market share against strong competitors.
Valeant provides revised guidance for Q4 2015 and full year 2015 due to impacts from separating from Philidor and transitioning to a new partnership with Walgreens, estimating a $250M revenue impact from Philidor separation and $150M from the Walgreens transition. Valeant also provides initial guidance for 2016, estimating $12.5-12.7B in revenue and $13.25-13.75 per share in adjusted EPS, representing over 20% growth compared to updated 2015 guidance.
This document is a report on nonprofit content marketing practices in North America. Some key findings include:
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1. IRIs 2016 Review of NPD shows that:
Distribution
Trade Promotion
Only 1 in 30 new products achieve 75% distribution
in their first 12 weeks & only 1 in 10 ever get to
that level
(IRI’s measure of true
product performance)
• Only 20% of new products maintain a SRI above the
average in their sector for 3 years
• New products that underperform based on SRI start
to lose distribution after 9 months
• Highest success rate - Health and Personal Care
• Lowest success rate - Food & Drink and Pet Food
Only 50% of all new products ever reach 36%
distribution
continues to be important
for NPD – but retailers are
promoting less, and
switching away from
multibuys.
What does this mean for manufacturers?
• Understand how other NPD has performed in your category
• Have accurate success benchmarks for your own launch and manage
expectations for the future
• Measure progress during the first weeks of launch to give vital predictors for the
future success of your NPD
• It has become harder than ever to get products listed and promoted in the first few
weeks, so you need all of the collaboration tools available to make sure your
product gets seen instore and online by your target market
Source IRI - a retail and FMCG market intelligence company. Based on c. 3000 product launches from 2013
– 2015 across; food, soft drinks, confectionery, personal care, health and household categories..
No additional restructuring or manipulation of IRI figures is permitted www.iriworldwide.com
IRI NPD studies have historically determined the very best NPD achieves:
75% distribution in first 12 weeks.
High levels of trade promotion, especially multi-buy and/or off-shelf
in first 12 weeks and a deal depth approaching the category average.
Sales Rate Index above that of the average item in its sector.
Sales Rate Index
IRI 2016 Review of New Product Development
in the UK Packaged FMCG Market (excludes Alcohol)
2. 13%
NumberofNPD
launches
Supermarkets are cutting back on
the number of SKUs stocked by an
average of
6.3%
Making it much harder for NPDs to
gain listings
NPD contribution to
overall sales is down
2010 2015
NPDs are vital in driving
category growth
typically launched at a 53%
premium to the category
average, NPDs
encourage trading up,
so less NPD
adversely affects
category growth.
Source IRI - a retail and FMCG market intelligence company. Based on c. 3000 product launches from 2013
– 2015 across; food, soft drinks, confectionery, personal care, health and household categories..
No additional restructuring or manipulation of IRI figures is permitted www.iriworldwide.com
ALL PRODUCTS
Achieving good distribution
is a prerequisite of success but
this is getting harder to do,
average maximum distribution
levels are down by 4.9
percentage points since 2010-11.
Distribution What does success
look like?
Success is defined as selling faster
than the average in your sector.
Success rates in ‘All Products’ have
fallen from 29.6 in 2010/11 to 29.0
in 2013/15
3.4%
2.1%
IRI 2016 Review of New Product Development
in the UK Packaged FMCG Market (excludes Alcohol)
The percentage fall in
the number of new
branded launches in
2015 vs. 2014.