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Pemberton launched Krispy Natural crackers but the product initially failed to gain traction in the competitive cracker market. The COO relaunched Krispy Natural with a revamped strategy including a focus on pull marketing, content marketing, and premium pricing. The changes were a success and Krispy Natural became the most successful brand in North America, gaining an 18% market share while competitors lost a total of 10% share. The COO's revamped strategy transformed Krispy Natural into a legendary brand for the company.
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Analyze traditional, quantitative test market data and understand the role of managerial judgment in the interpretation of hard data.Anticipate and prepare for competitive reaction to marketing moves. Consider the implications of corporate culture and senior management expectations for the decisions and behavior of a company's middle managers.
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Acquisition; Branding; Brands; Cause marketing; Competition; Consumer marketing; Competition; Cross-functional management; Databases; Execution; Expansion; Food assistance; Global corporate cultures; Management; Market research; Marketing; Mergers & acquisitions; New product marketing; Organizational culture; Product introduction; Products; Social Security; Strategy; Teams; Test markets; U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Pemberton, a snack food division of a large multinational company, launched a new product called Krispy Natural crackers to enter the growing cracker market. Market research showed potential for a healthier cracker option. Initial tests of Krispy Natural in a single city market exceeded sales projections and gained an 18% market share through effective marketing, distribution through Pemberton's Direct Store Delivery system, and a premium pricing strategy. However, the product saw limited growth in a separate regional market launch, potentially due to insufficient marketing and brand engagement tailored for that region. Overall results indicated potential for Krispy Natural to become a successful new product line with further marketing investments and customization.
Launching Krispy Natural : Case Study Analysis
This document discusses the relaunch of Krispy Natural crackers by Candler Enterprises' Pemberton snack food division. It provides background on the product's previous failure in 2009 and objectives for the relaunch. A market analysis was conducted in Ohio and Southeast cities. The relaunch strategy focuses on improving quality, expanding product lines, optimizing distribution through direct store delivery, and using premium pricing. Krispy Natural was test launched in 2011 in two regions and saw appreciated quality but difficulty competing where brands were established. The summary promotes appealing to customers, convenient availability, and strong brand equity to compete against major brands like Frito Lay.
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Candler Enterprises is a multinational company with divisions in snacks, beverages, restaurants, and pet care. It aims to launch and grow Krispy Natural, a salty cracker brand, in the US market. Market tests were conducted and analysis found opportunities in whole wheat and natural ingredients. The product line will be extended with multiple serving sizes and flavors. A premium pricing strategy will be used along with effective direct store delivery and promotional campaigns to gain market share from competitors like Frito-Lay. Continuing innovation and optimizing the delivery network can help Pemberton achieve its growth objectives for Krispy Natural.
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- 1. LAUNCHING KRISPY NATURAL: CRACKING THE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT CODE HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL CASE
- 2. KRISPY NATURAL • Latest product on the block by Pemberton, a food division of Candler Enterprises. • Part of the quickly growing cracker food industry in the US.
- 3. PEOPLE WHO MATTER WHEN WE TALK ABOUT KRISPY • Pemberton President Patricia Williams • COO Spivey • Executive Vice President Marketing Marney • Marketing Director Brandon Fredrick
- 4. What’s the Pemberton- Krispy Natural Story?
- 5. PEMBERTON’S STANDING IN STATUS QUO • Market leader in the US Snack Market • Deals with Cookies, Home styled muffins, doughnuts etc • Accounts for about 28% of total sales of Candler Enterprises • Believes in using the procedure of DSD(Direct Store Delivery) in order to deliver the products
- 6. What are the goals of Pemberton?
- 7. • To build a product line of self sustaining brands • To use the DSD system along with its marketing and sales strategy in order to increase it’s brand value • To acquire capabilities in the salty snack sector of the American economy
- 8. What has happened after the introduction of Krispy Natural?
- 9. • The new product has failed to capture the imagination of the American people • This is due to heavy competition in the industry • COO has now relaunched the product with a revamped strategy with a newer, better taste!
- 10. What’s going to be the rollout strategy for the relaunch? What about the introduction of newer competitors in the segment?
- 11. TO REALISE WHY DID KRISPY LOSE OUT IN THE FIRST PLACE • It was a regional brand • It had limited flavour options • The product line wasn’t expansive
- 13. WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER MEASURES? • Evaluate research surveys done previously • Evaluate the competition presented to Krispy Natural
- 14. How did the product strategy get revamped?
- 16. • Focus now on using the pull marketing strategy where advertising was emphasised • Now more and more resources concentrated for inbound marketing • Comprises of content marketing where customer feedback is of paramount importance
- 18. What were the new changes in the advertising and the pricing strategy of Krispy Natural?
- 20. • Krispy now had a premium pricing strategy • It had the same visual price but for a lesser quantity • In truth, the crackers were about 55% higher than the average
- 21. What happened next? Did Krispy Natural get back on track?
- 25. KRISPY NATURAL BECAME THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BRAND IN NORTH AMERICA!!!
- 26. • Krispy Natural now had a 18% market share in the sector • Krispy Natural’s competitors lost a total of 10% of their market share The COO became a legend in the firm!!!