Launching Krispy Natural: Cracking the Product Management CodeDhwani Kothari
This is a presentation on a Havard case named "Launching Krispy Natural: Cracking the Product Management Code prepared during an internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur."
Presentation on the HBR Case Study: Krispy Natural, Cracking the PM Code completed by Karthik Prasad, BITS Goa as part pf the marketing internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow
Launching Krispy Natural: Cracking the Product Management CodeDhwani Kothari
This is a presentation on a Havard case named "Launching Krispy Natural: Cracking the Product Management Code prepared during an internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur."
Presentation on the HBR Case Study: Krispy Natural, Cracking the PM Code completed by Karthik Prasad, BITS Goa as part pf the marketing internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow
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It is the analysis of a Harvard Business School case about a company that initially failed to launch its product but then was able to relaunch it successfully.
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This power point presentation covers a brief case of Harvard Business School on launching Krispy Natural, its position in the cracker industry and SWOT analysis.
Launching Krispy Natural: Cracking the product management code Mayank Thar
It is the analysis of a Harvard Business School case about a company that initially failed to launch its product but then was able to relaunch it successfully.
Launching Krispy Natural : Cracking the Product Management Code By Vivek Kuma...Vivek Kumar
Harvard Business School Case study , Launching Krispy Natural : Cracking the Product Management Code By Vivek Kumar , NIT Patna during a Marketing Internship Under Prof. Sameer Mathur.
Launching Krispy Natural : Cracking the product management codeSonora Gaggar
This power point presentation covers a brief case of Harvard Business School on launching Krispy Natural, its position in the cracker industry and SWOT analysis.
2. THE PLAYERS
➤ Ashley Marne
Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing
➤ Patricia Williams
President
➤ Burt Spivey
Chief Operating Officer
➤ Brandon Fredrick
Marketing Director
3. ➤ Snack food division of Candler Enterprises
➤ Majority sales in packaged food bars, cookies and other sweet
baked goods
➤ Contributed 5 billion dollars in sales for Candler Enterprise
➤ Market Leader is US Cookie and bakery snack segment of the
sweet snack market
PEMBERTON
Income as percentage of sales
4. Marketing Strategy and Priorities
➤ DSD (Direct Store Delivery)
➤ Representatives managed promotions, shelf inventory and
merchandising
➤ DSD costed 20 cents on every sales dollar. Benefits
outweighed the added costs
Priorities
➤ Building a collection of attractive, durable brands
➤ Leveraging leading market sales and DSD systems to increase
revenue and profits
➤ Building or acquiring capabilities in the salty snack category
6. ➤ Retails Cracker Sales —> 6.9 Billion in 2011
➤ ‘All other' Cracker segment - Majority share
Cracker with filling - 9%
Saltines - 9%
Graham Crackers - 6%
Bread Sticks and Matzoh Crackers- >1%
➤ Top 3 market leaders
1.Kraft Food Inc
2.Kellogg Co
3.Pepperidge Farm
7. ➤ 74% of the respondent consumer crackers on a regular and 34%
ate them as part of regular weekly diet
➤ Standalone Flavours and portable packaging were the most
preferred
➤ 53% considered overall healthfulness as an important factor
➤ A packaged facts survey showed - 69% were trying to improve
physical health and 51% trying to lose weight
Market Research
8. GROWTH
➤ “All Other” Cracker Segment
- CAGR of 2.1% from 2008 to 2011
- Segment forecasted to grow 6-7% driven by
healthier, premium priced products along with
increase in flavour-focused products lines
➤ Crackers with fillings segment
- Annual growth of 10-14%
10. KRISPY SINGLE SERVE
➤ Regional brand with focus on the Southeastern United States
➤ Packaged as 6 round toasted cracker sandwiches with cheese
fillings—> in 3 flavours
➤ Marketing as “Grab and Go” with prominence in convenience
stores and vending machines
BUT
NOT ENOUGH SALES
11. KRISPY RELAUNCH
➤ Rebranding to KRISPY NATURAL
➤ Multiple serving package sizes with more flavour options
➤ New Marketing Strategy
12. Marketing Strategy
➤ PRODUCT
- Multiple Serving and improved taste —> Aiming at 2:1 preference over the competitors
- Variety of filling flavour options
- Variety of Flat cracker flavours as well acting on the market trends
Consumer test
-showed 77-92% positive purchase interest
13. ➤ MARKETING
-PULL STRATEGY : Heavy advertising and Trade Promotions
➤ DISTRIBUTION
- DSD
- Still Needs Optimising
➤ PRICING
-Premium Pricing Strategy
-155% the category average cost per ounce
- Same “Visual Price” but less quantity
14. ➤ PROJECTIONS
➤ TEST ROLL OUT
- To Columbus,Ohio, and a Trio of Cities of Southeastern United States (16 week period)
Expectation Reality
-Achieve 9% Market Share
in Columbus
-Increase of Market Share
from 9% to 15% in the
Southeastern region
-Achieved 18% Market Share
in Columbus
-Increase of Market Share
only to 10% from 9%
16. WHAT HAPPENED IN THE SOUTHEASTERN REGION?
➤ Low introductory trade case discount of 15%
➤ Lower Shelf Space
➤ Product had a foothold at a lower price point
19. STRATEGIES/OPTIONS TO CONSIDER
➤ National Roll Out is viable as it is consistent with the data
(Columbus Marketing Strategy is Preferred)
➤ In light of competition from Frito Lay, we could consider the
following options
- Regional tastes roll out of products
- Increase in End Aisle Display
- Better DSD distribution
- Celebrity Endorsements
- Emphasising on the Health Side of the Products