L'oreal: Global Brand Local Knowledge
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My teammate Ron Keenan and I presented this based on the Harvard Business Review case (same name) dated May 2012 and additional research that we performed.
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L'Oréal is a French cosmetics company founded in 1909 that has grown to be a global leader in beauty products. It operates in over 130 countries with over 60,000 employees worldwide. L'Oréal focuses on five areas of beauty and has four divisions of brands that target different consumer segments from mass to luxury. The company's mission is to create products that meet the diverse beauty needs of over a billion consumers globally through constant innovation in ingredients and formulations. L'Oréal invests heavily in research and development to drive this innovation and understands beauty needs locally through consumer insights in different markets.
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L'Oreal has been present in the UK for 75 years and is the group's fourth largest subsidiary in Europe and fifth largest in the world. L'Oreal employs 2,500 people in the UK and Ireland and 67% of women in the UK use one or more L'Oreal products. The company respects cultural diversity as perceptions of beauty vary in different countries and over time.
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L'Oreal is a global beauty company headquartered in Paris with well segmented product offerings in 130 countries. It has a market capitalization of $94.76 billion and spends $9 billion annually on advertising. L'Oreal uses an integrated marketing communications strategy of events, sponsorships, partnerships, and programs to communicate globally while tailoring its messaging to local preferences in different regions. It has embraced digital innovation through interactive marketing on YouTube, apps, and social media to engage over 4 billion online beauty searches annually.
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2. L'Oreal's matrix structure with global brands/divisions allows localized execution while leveraging scale. However, managing brand identities across cultures is challenging and requires constant refinement.
3. L'Oreal segments consumers based on demographics, culture, values and beauty needs/preferences. They develop products catering to segments like ethnic
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- Research and science are at the heart of L'Oreal's growth, with significant investments in research and development.
- L'Oreal's mission is to offer beauty to all through its commitment to responsible and sustainable growth.
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9) IMC marketing strategy
10) Reason for success
11) Approach in the middle east countries
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- L'Oreal introduced their Plenitude skincare line in 1982 in France targeting modern women. It aimed to provide technologically advanced, high-end products at an accessible price point.
- When introduced in the US, Plenitude launched with 14 SKUs across 3 categories to recreate a department store experience in mass retail channels. However, after 9 years sales plateaued despite not being profitable.
- Acceptor/rejector studies in the US found that the L'Oreal brand attracted trial but Plenitude was unknown. Younger consumers found the formulas too heavy. The large product line was seen as overwhelming versus traditional brands like Oil of Olay.
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L'Oreal acquired the Chinese skincare brand Yue Sai but has faced challenges in effectively positioning and marketing the brand. Some key issues include an uncertain business model, reduced brand visibility, and lack of motivation among L'Oreal employees in China. To address these, the document recommends that L'Oreal associate its name more closely with Yue Sai to increase brand awareness and customer acceptance. It also suggests strengthening promotions utilizing Chinese social media and traditional Chinese medicine values, while exploring new product categories and markets.
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Globalization has spread Western beauty ideals like thin bodies to other parts of the world. In Japan, about 30% of women in their 20s are underweight, influenced by thin Western ideals in magazines. Japanese women try to attain body types seen in magazines from globalized Western culture. The beauty industry is growing, estimated to reach $675 billion by 2020, as products expand globally. Skin care has the largest market share.
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1. L'Oreal acquired The Body Shop to expand into the natural/ethical beauty segment, which was growing. However, some argue the brands' visions don't fully align. Time will tell if it was a sound long-term strategy.
2. L'Oreal's matrix structure with global brands/divisions allows localized execution while leveraging scale. However, managing brand identities across cultures is challenging and requires constant refinement.
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L'Oreal has grown to become the largest cosmetics company in the world through precise target marketing of its brands to different market segments, strategic acquisitions of other companies, and significant investment in research and development. It takes a glocal approach, developing products that are tailored to local consumer needs in different markets around the world through its research centers. Going forward, to sustain its global leadership, L'Oreal should continue investing in emerging markets, pursue joint ventures, launch more organic products, expand its e-commerce sales, capitalize on trends like the metrosexual demographic, and broaden its distribution channels.
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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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This document provides information about L'Oreal, including:
- L'Oreal has a culture of excellence and is a global success with sustained growth and healthy profits.
- It has an exciting business model that is universal, nimble, innovative, and entrepreneurial.
- Research and science are at the heart of L'Oreal's growth, with significant investments in research and development.
- L'Oreal's mission is to offer beauty to all through its commitment to responsible and sustainable growth.
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L'Oreal is a France-based global cosmetics company founded in 1909. It has achieved consistent double-digit profits for 18 years through a global presence in 130 countries with 23 major brands. L'Oreal utilizes regional brand ambassadors and focuses on hair color, skin care, hair care, fragrances, and color cosmetics. The company's strategies of global brand management, strategic acquisitions and makeovers of existing brands like Maybelline, extensive research and development, and regional product customization have contributed to its long-term financial success.
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L'Oreal has grown from a hair color company to a global cosmetics giant with a diverse brand portfolio. It has found success by adapting products to local markets through evaluation centers and local teams. Key competitors include Shiseido, Avon, and Estee Lauder at both the local and global levels. Going forward, L'Oreal aims to enter new emerging markets, expand in China and the UK, pursue organic products, and leverage e-commerce to drive growth in the US.
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1) About
2) History
3)Company’s target
4) Brand operation
5) Subsidiary brand
6) Brand ambassador
7) Partnerships
8) Competitors
9) IMC marketing strategy
10) Reason for success
11) Approach in the middle east countries
12) Challenge
13) Today’s position
L'Oreal Repositioning
- L'Oreal introduced their Plenitude skincare line in 1982 in France targeting modern women. It aimed to provide technologically advanced, high-end products at an accessible price point.
- When introduced in the US, Plenitude launched with 14 SKUs across 3 categories to recreate a department store experience in mass retail channels. However, after 9 years sales plateaued despite not being profitable.
- Acceptor/rejector studies in the US found that the L'Oreal brand attracted trial but Plenitude was unknown. Younger consumers found the formulas too heavy. The large product line was seen as overwhelming versus traditional brands like Oil of Olay.
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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,
L'oreal case study
L'Oreal caters to consumers across all income levels using a variety of brands. It has strong brand positioning, especially with middle-aged women and teenage girls. L'Oreal Paris uses the philosophy "Because You're Worth It" and provides affordable luxury products. The company relies on celebrity endorsements and events to promote its brands globally. It launched successful campaigns like "Because I Am Worth It" and uses precise target marketing to engage the right audiences. L'Oreal invests in research and development and acquisitions to expand its brand portfolio worldwide.
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This is a presentation of mine and my classmate Begüm about the changing makeup patterns of Turkish women and how could L'oreal create a product for that changing environment. This presentation was made to Özlem Hesapçı, Associate Professor of Marketing at Boğaziçi University.
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Unilever
Unilever is one of the largest consumer goods companies worldwide with brands in food, ice cream, personal care, and home care. It was formed in 1930 through the merger of Unie Margarines and Lever Brothers. Unilever acquired Ecuadorian companies Jabonería Nacional in 2000 and Pinguino Ecuador in 1996 to expand its operations in Ecuador, where its mission is to contribute to people's vitality through daily nutrition, personal care, and home care brands.
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Maybe it was that eighth glass of baijiu that he had downed to show respect to the department store manager and her team, or their joke that they were honoured to see him but hoped that the head of Lancôme would join him at their next meeting, but all of a sudden doubts assailed Stéphane Wilmet, the new general manager of Yue Sai. Stéphane had always been passionate about China – teaching himself Chinese as a teenager – and had looked forward to coming back to China after an assignment with L’Oréal USA. But the challenge ahead was enormous. Yue Sai was one of the very few brands that had managed to lose volume and money in China’s booming cosmetics market – a sore point for L’Oréal. While politely engaging in small talk with his hosts about the superiority of the local cuisine, Stéphane’s mind kept returning to what was needed to turn around the situation and strengthen L’Oréal’s reputation in China.
The Chinese Cosmetics Market
Brief Overview
China has one of the world’s oldest civilizations with a history dating back 5,000 years, and is the most populous nation on the planet with over 1.3 billion people. Thanks to its consistently rapid economic development since the late 1970s, it is now the world’s second largest economy in terms of GDP (see Exhibit 1). The World Bank has projected that it will surpass the United States as the world’s largest economy in the coming decades. Given an enormous increase in disposable income, Chinese consumers increasingly desired more sophisticated, premium products in many categories, including beauty and skincare.
Procter & Gamble was the first multinational to enter mainland China’s beauty and skincare market, with Olay in 1989. With the exception of Estée Lauder which waited until 2002, the other multinationals quickly followed: Shiseido in 1991 with Shiseido, L’Oréal in 1997 with L’Oréal Paris, and Unilever in 1998 with Hazeline. They introduced extensive portfolios of high-quality brands and products, and brought marketing expertise, financial resources and cutting-edge R&D (which were soon localized by establishing local research centres). Initially, they drove out weak local brands, replacing them in the most desirable department stores.
As of 2010, the top five companies in the beauty and skincare market (including personal care) were all multinationals: P&G, L’Oréal, Shiseido, Unilever and Amway. Yet they still only accounted for 40% of the €18 billion market, and now had strong local competition. Firms such as Shanghai Jahwa and Jala had experienced extremely strong growth and their brands were available everywhere, from high-end department stores to local cosmetic stores, presenting a formidable challenge.
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