THE REVIVAL OF AN ICON 
AND HOW KANTAR CAN HELP 
MARCH 10TH 2011
CAMPBELL’S ONE OF AMERICA’S ICONIC BRANDS 
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CHALLENGING TIMES FOR CAMPBELL’S SOUP COMPANY 
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8.0% 7.0% 
-4.0% 
-7.0% 
-4.0% 
6.0% 
4.0% 
2.0% 
0.0% 
-2.0% 
-4.0% 
-6.0% 
-8.0% 
Second Quarter – U.S. Soup Net Sales 
Total Condensed Ready-to-Serve Broth 
Retail Sales – U.S. Wet Soup Category Performance 
Campbell 
-4.1% 
All 
Other Branded 
-1.6% 
7.0% 
Private 
Label 
Soup 
Company 
-3.4% 
8.0% 
6.0% 
4.0% 
2.0% 
0.0% 
-2.0% 
-4.0% 
-6.0% 
-8.0%
WE BELIEVE THAT WE ARE UNIQUELY PLACED TO HELP YOU DRIVE 
GROWTH ACROSS YOUR PORTFOLIO 
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2. How is our brand 
positioned in the marketplace 
and what do we need to do to 
strengthen it? 
Central Question…. 
How do we reverse category & 
brand declines to put Campbell’s 
Soup Company on a path to 
sustainable growth? 
1. What future trends will 
impact our business? 
5. How should our 
communications strategy 
support our brand equity 
objectives? 
7. How do we align our 
growth strategies to our retail 
and food-service customers? 
3. How does our current 
portfolio meet consumer 
needs and where are the 
white spaces? 
8. How do we ensure 
maximum in-store 
conversion through optimal 
assortment, brand, price, 
pack and point of sale 
materials? 
4. Where should we be 
placing our innovation bets 
over the next 5 years? 
6. What should the optimal 
balance be between 
promotions and brand 
building activities and how 
do we allocate our marketing 
investment across 
connections points? 
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2. How is our brand 
positioned in the marketplace 
and what do we need to do to 
strengthen it? 
Central Question…. 
How do we reverse category & 
brand declines to put Campbell’s 
Soup Company on a path to 
sustainable growth? 
1. What future trends will 
impact our business? 
5. How should our 
communications strategy 
support our brand equity 
objectives? 
7. How do we align our 
growth strategies to our retail 
and food-service customers? 
3. How does our current 
portfolio meet consumer 
needs and where are the 
white spaces? 
8. How do we ensure 
maximum in-store 
conversion through optimal 
assortment, brand, price, 
pack and point of sale 
materials? 
4. Where should we be 
placing our innovation bets 
over the next 5 years? 
6. What should the optimal 
balance be between 
promotions and brand 
building activities and how 
do we allocate our marketing 
investment across 
connections points? 
6
FUTURE TRENDS HELP US TO MAKE SENSE OF A 
CHANGING MARKETPLACE 
7 
Macro 
Type of trend 
Micro 
MACRO 
Social, technological, environmental, 
economic, political and organisational 
trends that shape the operating 
environment 
MICRO 
Trends in consumer or brand 
behaviour within specific categories
FUTURE TRENDS HELP US TO MAKE SENSE OF A 
CHANGING MARKETPLACE 
8 
Macro 
Type of trend 
Micro 
MACRO 
Social, technological, environmental, 
economic, political and organisational 
trends that shape the operating 
environment 
MICRO 
Trends in consumer or brand 
behaviour within specific categories
TRENDS IMPACTING FOOD BUSINESSES 
9 
Resource 
Scarcity 
Return of 
Nostalgia 
Desire for 
experiential 
Increasingly 
Regulation
USE OF FUTURE TRENDS: UNDERSTANDING THE FUTURE LANDSCAPE 
OF A CATEGORY 
What 
− Understanding the evolution of the global tissue 
market over the next decade across developed and 
emerging markets, linking to opportunity spaces for 
the brand 
How 
− The Futures Company identified the macro dynamics 
affecting the future growth of the category, and linked 
these to our understanding of evolving consumer 
need states to create a set of future landscapes for 
the category 
Benefit 
− A future-facing Brand Vision was created, showing 
how the brand could evolve over time. 
− Identification of platforms for innovation and 
innovation concepts linked back to the 2020 Vision
USING TRENDS TO DEVELOP A BRAND VISION 
We spot the best route for the future evolution of the brand to create a Brand Vision. 
The Brand Vision is clearly defined through: 
− Where the brand can credibly play 
− What the brand could be in the future 
− The key points of differentiation 
AAA xxx 
YYY 
Consumer attitude towards 
Health per annual care 
Ambition for the 
brand by 2020 
growth and 
Expansion here 
Path to 2020 
xxx xxx 
Consumer Interaction 
in the marketplace 
Kleenex centre 
of gravity today 
(2009) 
AAA xxx BBB
USE OF FUTURE TRENDS: COMBINING TREND AND SEGMENTATION 
INSIGHT TO INFORM STRATEGY AND INNOVATION 
What 
− A global food and drink manufacturer wanted to understand 
the key opportunities that would arise from changing needs 
in Lat Am & implications for future strategy, investment & 
innovation 
How 
− We mapped onto the client’s segmentation our proprietary 
insight of trends and understanding of their macro drivers. 
This identified the evolution of consumer need states. 
− Working with the client, we projected which of these need 
states would grow and within which cohort groups. 
Benefit 
− The interrogation of these projections revealed a series of 
key growth areas and priority targets for investment & 
innovation. 
− Consequently two new products tailored for the growing 
need states in particular demographics were successfully 
developed and launched within 12 months.
FIVE SHARES KEY WORDS 
− Real Growth: This may look 
expensive and/or uncertain, but real 
growth will increasingly come from 
uncomfortable places 
− Wallet Share: Focus energy on how 
my communication can convert 
occasionals to loyalists 
− Decisions: When in doubt, frame the 
strategy around a decision you need to 
influence or want to change 
− Solutions: Expand your 
Real Growth 
Share of 
Wallet Share of 
Retailer/ 
Landscape 
Market 
Evolution and 
Conditions 
Shopper 
Engagement 
Post-Recession 
Digital Shopper 
Information 
Post-Desktop 
Information 
Share of 
Share of 
Decision 
Share of 
Solution 
communication to be a more holistic 
solution – how can you “improve lives” 
better? 13
THE REVIVAL OF AN ICON: 
KANTAR CAN HELP 
END OF PRESENTATION
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Kantar Sample

  • 1.
    THE REVIVAL OFAN ICON AND HOW KANTAR CAN HELP MARCH 10TH 2011
  • 2.
    CAMPBELL’S ONE OFAMERICA’S ICONIC BRANDS 2
  • 3.
    CHALLENGING TIMES FORCAMPBELL’S SOUP COMPANY 3 8.0% 7.0% -4.0% -7.0% -4.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% -2.0% -4.0% -6.0% -8.0% Second Quarter – U.S. Soup Net Sales Total Condensed Ready-to-Serve Broth Retail Sales – U.S. Wet Soup Category Performance Campbell -4.1% All Other Branded -1.6% 7.0% Private Label Soup Company -3.4% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% -2.0% -4.0% -6.0% -8.0%
  • 4.
    WE BELIEVE THATWE ARE UNIQUELY PLACED TO HELP YOU DRIVE GROWTH ACROSS YOUR PORTFOLIO 4
  • 5.
    2. How isour brand positioned in the marketplace and what do we need to do to strengthen it? Central Question…. How do we reverse category & brand declines to put Campbell’s Soup Company on a path to sustainable growth? 1. What future trends will impact our business? 5. How should our communications strategy support our brand equity objectives? 7. How do we align our growth strategies to our retail and food-service customers? 3. How does our current portfolio meet consumer needs and where are the white spaces? 8. How do we ensure maximum in-store conversion through optimal assortment, brand, price, pack and point of sale materials? 4. Where should we be placing our innovation bets over the next 5 years? 6. What should the optimal balance be between promotions and brand building activities and how do we allocate our marketing investment across connections points? 5
  • 6.
    2. How isour brand positioned in the marketplace and what do we need to do to strengthen it? Central Question…. How do we reverse category & brand declines to put Campbell’s Soup Company on a path to sustainable growth? 1. What future trends will impact our business? 5. How should our communications strategy support our brand equity objectives? 7. How do we align our growth strategies to our retail and food-service customers? 3. How does our current portfolio meet consumer needs and where are the white spaces? 8. How do we ensure maximum in-store conversion through optimal assortment, brand, price, pack and point of sale materials? 4. Where should we be placing our innovation bets over the next 5 years? 6. What should the optimal balance be between promotions and brand building activities and how do we allocate our marketing investment across connections points? 6
  • 7.
    FUTURE TRENDS HELPUS TO MAKE SENSE OF A CHANGING MARKETPLACE 7 Macro Type of trend Micro MACRO Social, technological, environmental, economic, political and organisational trends that shape the operating environment MICRO Trends in consumer or brand behaviour within specific categories
  • 8.
    FUTURE TRENDS HELPUS TO MAKE SENSE OF A CHANGING MARKETPLACE 8 Macro Type of trend Micro MACRO Social, technological, environmental, economic, political and organisational trends that shape the operating environment MICRO Trends in consumer or brand behaviour within specific categories
  • 9.
    TRENDS IMPACTING FOODBUSINESSES 9 Resource Scarcity Return of Nostalgia Desire for experiential Increasingly Regulation
  • 10.
    USE OF FUTURETRENDS: UNDERSTANDING THE FUTURE LANDSCAPE OF A CATEGORY What − Understanding the evolution of the global tissue market over the next decade across developed and emerging markets, linking to opportunity spaces for the brand How − The Futures Company identified the macro dynamics affecting the future growth of the category, and linked these to our understanding of evolving consumer need states to create a set of future landscapes for the category Benefit − A future-facing Brand Vision was created, showing how the brand could evolve over time. − Identification of platforms for innovation and innovation concepts linked back to the 2020 Vision
  • 11.
    USING TRENDS TODEVELOP A BRAND VISION We spot the best route for the future evolution of the brand to create a Brand Vision. The Brand Vision is clearly defined through: − Where the brand can credibly play − What the brand could be in the future − The key points of differentiation AAA xxx YYY Consumer attitude towards Health per annual care Ambition for the brand by 2020 growth and Expansion here Path to 2020 xxx xxx Consumer Interaction in the marketplace Kleenex centre of gravity today (2009) AAA xxx BBB
  • 12.
    USE OF FUTURETRENDS: COMBINING TREND AND SEGMENTATION INSIGHT TO INFORM STRATEGY AND INNOVATION What − A global food and drink manufacturer wanted to understand the key opportunities that would arise from changing needs in Lat Am & implications for future strategy, investment & innovation How − We mapped onto the client’s segmentation our proprietary insight of trends and understanding of their macro drivers. This identified the evolution of consumer need states. − Working with the client, we projected which of these need states would grow and within which cohort groups. Benefit − The interrogation of these projections revealed a series of key growth areas and priority targets for investment & innovation. − Consequently two new products tailored for the growing need states in particular demographics were successfully developed and launched within 12 months.
  • 13.
    FIVE SHARES KEYWORDS − Real Growth: This may look expensive and/or uncertain, but real growth will increasingly come from uncomfortable places − Wallet Share: Focus energy on how my communication can convert occasionals to loyalists − Decisions: When in doubt, frame the strategy around a decision you need to influence or want to change − Solutions: Expand your Real Growth Share of Wallet Share of Retailer/ Landscape Market Evolution and Conditions Shopper Engagement Post-Recession Digital Shopper Information Post-Desktop Information Share of Share of Decision Share of Solution communication to be a more holistic solution – how can you “improve lives” better? 13
  • 14.
    THE REVIVAL OFAN ICON: KANTAR CAN HELP END OF PRESENTATION
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