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L'Oreal was founded in 1909 by Eugene Schueller to sell hair dyes to hairdressers. It formulated the first safe synthetic hair dye called Aureale. Today, L'Oreal has various brands across categories like skin care, hair care, makeup, and fragrances. It reaches this level of success through innovative marketing communications using print ads, TV advertisements, social media, celebrity endorsements, online loyalty programs, and apps. L'Oreal tailors its integrated marketing communication strategy to different regions by recognizing local preferences, such as appointing Arab singer Najwa Karam as its first brand ambassador in the Middle East and organizing couture campaigns.
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L'Oreal has successfully used multiple segmentation strategies in India. Initially, it segmented by gender and income, targeting women and poorer masses. It later identified psychographic, age, and benefits-based segments like the growing middle class and those seeking hair strengthening benefits. This differentiated approach allowed L'Oreal to target multiple segments effectively with tailored offers, strengthening its position and sales. L'Oreal increased customer engagement through celebrity endorsements, sponsoring events like the Cannes Film Festival, student marketing competitions, and shifting advertising to digital platforms and user-generated content. It engaged salon owners through social media campaigns. For men's grooming, L'Oreal segmented globally based on diverse customer attributes like age, ethnicity,
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- 2. L’Oreal Paris is one of the leading cosmetic brands in the world, with segmented product offerings in over 130 countries and a net worth of a whopping $96.74 billion !
- 3. THE MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION- How did L’Oreal Paris achieve such magnanimity of success , and what led to the exponential increase in its sales and its brand value?
- 4. The answer to this question is…...
- 5. How did L’Oreal Paris implement the integrated marketing communications strategy to become such a sensational success?
- 11. The L’Oreal Paris Women of Worth awards
- 17. THE L’OREAL PARIS WEBSITE IDENTIFIES WITH THE BRAND’S INTRICATE ASSOCIATION WITH BEAUTY & GLAMOUR
- 18. CONCLUSION THE INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY, CONSISTING OF TV AND PRINT ADVERTISEMENTS, EVENTS AND DIGITAL MARKETING, THAT HAVE BEEN ADOPTED BY L’OREAL PARIS, HAPPENS TO BE A HUGE CONTRIBUTOR TO THE BRAND’S UNPARALLELED SUCCESS, AS THIS STRATEGY ALLOWS THE BRAND TO REACH A WIDER SPECTRUM OF CONSUMERS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, IN AN EXTREMELY IMPACTFUL MANNER, WHICH EVENTUALLY TRANSLATES INTO A HUMONGOUS INCREASE IN THE SALES AND REVENUE FIGURES OF THE BRAND.
- 19. DISCLAIMER THIS PRESENTATION WAS CREATED BY AYASMITA KAR DURING A SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME IN MARKETING WITH PROF. SAMEER MATHUR, OF IIM LUCKNOW.