The document outlines the business plan for a proposed new ice cream company called Frosty Fresh. The summary includes details about the company's mission to provide high quality, nutritious ice cream products. It also describes the target market as middle and upper middle class individuals in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. A SWOT analysis is presented, identifying strengths such as efficient operations and resources for expansion, as well as weaknesses like competition from established brands. Marketing strategies such as pricing, distribution channels, and promotional activities including advertising and sales promotions are summarized.
This document discusses product differentiation and positioning. It defines product differentiation as the process of distinguishing a product from competitors by adding new utilities, meeting market expectations through segmentation, and gaining competitive advantages. The document then outlines various types of differentiation including by form, features, customization, durability, style, price, reliability, and quality. For each type, it provides examples of companies that use those differentiation strategies. It concludes by discussing factors like reparability and service, how differentiation helps dominate market segments, and the objectives and tasks involved in product positioning.
Esohe Omoruyi - The Body Shop International PLC - HUBFORUM Paris 2013HUB INSTITUTE
HUBFORUM PARIS 2013
Panel : Fashion & Beauty 2.0
Intervenant : Esohe Omoruyi - International Head of Digital International E-Commerce - The Body Shop International PLC
http://www.hubforum.com/paris/2013/
www.hubinstitute.com
The presentation introduces a group of students presenting on the topic of marketing practices at Polar. It provides information on Polar's history and background, products, market share compared to competitors, SWOT analysis, competitor analysis, customer analysis, and analysis of marketing strategies including segmentation, targeting, positioning, and positioning statement.
The document provides an industry analysis of The Body Shop using Porter's five forces model. It discusses the company's history and founding. For each of Porter's five forces - threat of new entry, bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, threat of substitute products, and competitive rivalry - the document analyzes how it applies to The Body Shop's industry. It finds that threat of new entry and competitive rivalry are high forces, while bargaining power of suppliers and buyers are low. The threat of substitute products is medium. The analysis suggests that while The Body Shop was once differentiated, increased competition has reduced its differentiation and market share over time.
Kansai Nerolac Paints is a subsidiary of Kansai Paints Japan, established in 1920. It is the largest industrial paint and third largest decorative paint company in India, with its primary operations based in Mumbai. The company focuses on three customer segments: homeowners, professionals, and industrial customers. Its vision is to provide protective and inspiring solutions that enhance lives everyday, while its mission is to leverage technology to benefit customers and society in a sustainable way through innovative products, competent workforce and high standards of customer focus, integrity and stakeholder respect. The document discusses Kansai Nerolac Paints' national and international presence, SWOT analysis, competitors, marketing strategies (4Ps), products, pricing, placement,
Officer's Choice is one of the largest exported Indian spirits brands, present in over 18 countries. It is made from grain, unlike many Indian whiskies which are made from molasses. Officer's Choice targets the mass whisky market, especially rural populations and young, modern consumers. It positions itself as an affordable brand with class. While very popular in rural India, it has a slightly smaller market share in urban and semi-urban areas. The brand's strengths include its experience, brand name, packaging and pricing. It uses strategies like IPL team sponsorships and consumer programs to increase visibility and incentives for trade. Recommendations include continuing its aspirational positioning, expanding into untapped markets, and launching premium variants to target
The Body Shop was founded in 1976 by Anita Roddick in the UK. It sells cosmetics and skin care products. One of its best-selling products is Shea body butter. The Body Shop's target market includes women aged 20-40 who care about the environment and fair trade. It positions itself as an eco-friendly brand compared to competitors like L'Oreal and Nivea. A SWOT analysis identifies its strengths as its brand reputation and niche market leadership, while weaknesses include a small number of stores and mature products. Goals are to refresh its image, expand its target market and reinforce its environmental policies. The strategic option is to reinvent products and shops to attract younger customers while keeping its eco
The document outlines the business plan for a proposed new ice cream company called Frosty Fresh. The summary includes details about the company's mission to provide high quality, nutritious ice cream products. It also describes the target market as middle and upper middle class individuals in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. A SWOT analysis is presented, identifying strengths such as efficient operations and resources for expansion, as well as weaknesses like competition from established brands. Marketing strategies such as pricing, distribution channels, and promotional activities including advertising and sales promotions are summarized.
This document discusses product differentiation and positioning. It defines product differentiation as the process of distinguishing a product from competitors by adding new utilities, meeting market expectations through segmentation, and gaining competitive advantages. The document then outlines various types of differentiation including by form, features, customization, durability, style, price, reliability, and quality. For each type, it provides examples of companies that use those differentiation strategies. It concludes by discussing factors like reparability and service, how differentiation helps dominate market segments, and the objectives and tasks involved in product positioning.
Esohe Omoruyi - The Body Shop International PLC - HUBFORUM Paris 2013HUB INSTITUTE
HUBFORUM PARIS 2013
Panel : Fashion & Beauty 2.0
Intervenant : Esohe Omoruyi - International Head of Digital International E-Commerce - The Body Shop International PLC
http://www.hubforum.com/paris/2013/
www.hubinstitute.com
The presentation introduces a group of students presenting on the topic of marketing practices at Polar. It provides information on Polar's history and background, products, market share compared to competitors, SWOT analysis, competitor analysis, customer analysis, and analysis of marketing strategies including segmentation, targeting, positioning, and positioning statement.
The document provides an industry analysis of The Body Shop using Porter's five forces model. It discusses the company's history and founding. For each of Porter's five forces - threat of new entry, bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, threat of substitute products, and competitive rivalry - the document analyzes how it applies to The Body Shop's industry. It finds that threat of new entry and competitive rivalry are high forces, while bargaining power of suppliers and buyers are low. The threat of substitute products is medium. The analysis suggests that while The Body Shop was once differentiated, increased competition has reduced its differentiation and market share over time.
Kansai Nerolac Paints is a subsidiary of Kansai Paints Japan, established in 1920. It is the largest industrial paint and third largest decorative paint company in India, with its primary operations based in Mumbai. The company focuses on three customer segments: homeowners, professionals, and industrial customers. Its vision is to provide protective and inspiring solutions that enhance lives everyday, while its mission is to leverage technology to benefit customers and society in a sustainable way through innovative products, competent workforce and high standards of customer focus, integrity and stakeholder respect. The document discusses Kansai Nerolac Paints' national and international presence, SWOT analysis, competitors, marketing strategies (4Ps), products, pricing, placement,
Officer's Choice is one of the largest exported Indian spirits brands, present in over 18 countries. It is made from grain, unlike many Indian whiskies which are made from molasses. Officer's Choice targets the mass whisky market, especially rural populations and young, modern consumers. It positions itself as an affordable brand with class. While very popular in rural India, it has a slightly smaller market share in urban and semi-urban areas. The brand's strengths include its experience, brand name, packaging and pricing. It uses strategies like IPL team sponsorships and consumer programs to increase visibility and incentives for trade. Recommendations include continuing its aspirational positioning, expanding into untapped markets, and launching premium variants to target
The Body Shop was founded in 1976 by Anita Roddick in the UK. It sells cosmetics and skin care products. One of its best-selling products is Shea body butter. The Body Shop's target market includes women aged 20-40 who care about the environment and fair trade. It positions itself as an eco-friendly brand compared to competitors like L'Oreal and Nivea. A SWOT analysis identifies its strengths as its brand reputation and niche market leadership, while weaknesses include a small number of stores and mature products. Goals are to refresh its image, expand its target market and reinforce its environmental policies. The strategic option is to reinvent products and shops to attract younger customers while keeping its eco
Absolut Vodka is a leading premium vodka brand owned by Pernod Ricard. It is the third largest spirits brand globally. Absolut is a cash cow in some European markets but struggles in Russia. The brand targets urban young adults aged 18-35 with high incomes. It positions itself as associated with success, glamour, and exotic locations through creative advertising featuring celebrities. Absolut uses innovative bottle designs and meticulous production processes to promote a high-quality image.
The document discusses various shoe concepts and technologies that may exist in the future, within 3-15 years. Some of the concepts discussed include shoes made from more environmentally friendly materials instead of leather, shoes that automatically close around the foot without effort, shoes that track health metrics like diet and steps, and shoes with integrated weapons like guns for self defense. The document also proposes a concept for indoor gaming shoes to be launched in 2010, outlining technical, ergonomic, aesthetic, manufacturing, and market requirements.
The document proposes a marketing campaign for The Body Shop to address declining summer sales. It involves developing a "Body Swap" concept portraying transformation from an undesirable to heavenly realm. A budget of £3 million is allocated, with £2.1 million spent on production, magazines, TV, YouTube and social media advertising from May 25th to June 30th. The campaign aims to increase annual revenue over the summer by 10% and boost The Body Shop's online presence.
Presentation of product mix depth,length,width and consistencyhassan ali
This document defines key terms related to a company's product mix, including product mix, product line, width, length, depth, and consistency. It explains that a company's product mix has four dimensions: width refers to the number of different product lines, length is the total number of items in each line, depth is the number of versions of each product, and consistency relates to how closely the lines are related. The document provides Unilever as an example, showing two of its product lines for food/drinks and personal care, and the different products that fall under each line to demonstrate the concepts of product mix width, length, and depth.
The document summarizes the marketing process of The Body Shop International. It discusses the company's core values of defending human rights and protecting the planet. It then outlines the marketing research conducted, including political, economic, social, technological analyses. The STP process is explained as targeting mass consumers aged 20-55 that are environmentally and socially conscious. The marketing mix discusses the company's natural product positioning and packaging, as well as distribution through company stores and online. Promotion utilizes social media as part of the e-marketing strategy. In conclusion, the increasing demand for customized products provides an expected challenge for The Body Shop to innovate their offerings.
The Body Shop operates over 2,500 stores worldwide selling cosmetics and body care products. It was founded in 1976 and is now part owned by L'Oreal. The Body Shop started operations in Pakistan in 2006 and operates in four major cities. It uses natural ingredients and is against animal testing. To increase sales in Pakistan, the Body Shop should launch TV advertisements, educate customers on product uses, expand to more cities, offer marketing campaigns and discounts to attract a broader customer base. Feedback on this summary is welcome.
This document analyzes the market for Horlicks, a health drink produced by GSK. It conducts a SWOT analysis of Horlicks and its competitors. A survey of 120 individuals found that Horlicks has the highest market share overall, though it is losing some ground among younger consumers. The document recommends that GSK enhance Horlicks' sales through promotions and build its brand among children to maintain its leadership position amid increasing competition.
Body Shop Entering Tier 2 city( India)Alisha Datta
About the Brand
Ojectives of the project
Milestones
Core Values
Product Categfory & Price Range
Location
Promotions
Integrated Marketing Communication
Competive Analysis
Swot
Pest
Target consumer
Why Agra
Indian consumer
Catergory launching in Agra
Where in Agra
Tertiary Trading Area
Proposed promotions
Supply chain
T& A
Competitor Analysis
Proposed Imc
Target Consumer Agra
Swot of Agra
Conclusion
The document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for three cosmetics brands - Kiehl's, L'Oreal, and an unnamed 100% allergy-free brand. Kiehl's strengths include its old brand name, natural ingredients, and sample products. However, it has low brand awareness in Eastern Europe and high prices that may not appeal to older customers. The allergy-free brand has experience and a strong Eastern European position, but high prices, unattractive packaging, and few retailer shops. L'Oreal uses ocean water for production and has worldwide brand recognition and experience, but also high prices and potential new competitors like Kiehl's entering markets.
The document is a presentation for a term project on air fresheners in the Indian market. It discusses the market size and segments, prominent brands and their positioning, a SWOT analysis of Dabur India and Odonil, and a proposal for Odonil to enter the car air freshener segment. It provides marketing mix details for the proposed Odonil Breeze car air freshener and reasons for choosing this brand extension, concluding with a bibliography.
The Body Shop produces beauty products inspired by nature and made ethically. It believes the only way to beauty is nature's way, and sources natural ingredients globally while protecting the planet. Though now owned by L'Oreal, it stays committed to its values of responsibility and public good over private greed. The document discusses conducting a SWOT analysis, segmenting the market between men and women aged 20-40, and setting objectives around sales growth, product trials, brand awareness, and repeat buyers over the next 12 months.
Anita Roddick visited a natural cosmetics shop in California in 1970 which inspired her to open her own body shop in the UK in 1976 using similar business models and products. The Body Shop grew rapidly at 50% annually and had over 2,600 locations globally by 2006 when it was acquired by L'Oreal. The Body Shop is known for its natural ingredients, community values including fair trade and human rights, and being against animal testing. It launched in India in 2006 and runs franchised stores of 2,000-5,000 square feet that display products by ingredient.
McDonald's has built strong brand equity over the years through consistent marketing activities and branding elements. The brand is recognized worldwide for its iconic Golden Arches logo, red and yellow colors, and "I'm Lovin' It" slogan. McDonald's serves over 68 million customers daily across its 35,000 locations in 119 countries. Through maintaining consistency in operations, innovating new products, and focusing on quality service, McDonald's has created strong consumer connections to the brand.
The Body Shop is a British cosmetics company founded by Dame Anita Roddick with over 2,000 stores globally. It is known for its ethical values around environmental protection and using natural ingredients. While owned by L'Oreal, The Body Shop's values are largely unchanged. It distributes through both franchise and corporate-owned stores, and closely monitors franchisees' use of its brand to ensure consistent messaging.
The document summarizes a marketing plan submitted by Group 5 for launching a new deodorant brand called ARMOUR. The key points are:
1) ARMOUR aims to become the leading deodorant provider globally and achieve 3% market share in the next 3 years.
2) The deodorant market is highly competitive but growing at 10-11% annually. There is an opportunity to focus on skin-friendly and whitening sprays.
3) The marketing plan proposes positioning ARMOUR as a skin friendly deodorant. An integrated marketing strategy including ATL, BTL promotions and digital marketing is recommended to target customers aged 16-35.
These was a case study about the soap which failed in market to sustain.
With new strategics how it would be relaunch again is explained by the below presentation.
Do check it
The document summarizes a product launch plan for a hypothetical deodorant brand called Assorted by the startup company Redolence Pvt. Ltd. The plan discusses segmenting the target market to urban working professionals aged 20-50 years in major Indian cities. It outlines the marketing mix strategies including pricing the 180ml product at Rs.180 with margins for wholesalers and retailers. Distribution will utilize both organized retailers and traditional stores. Promotion will use various media like newspapers, magazines, and events. The objective is to become the market leader in India and potentially expand worldwide.
The document provides an overview of the product launch plan for "Assorted", a new deodorant product under the hypothetical startup Redolence Pvt. Ltd. The plan involves launching the dual-scent deodorant nationally in India, targeting urban working professionals aged 20-50. Key aspects of the marketing mix include positioning the product as a 2-in-1 deodorant, pricing it at Rs. 180 per 180ml bottle, distributing it through retailers and supermarkets, and promoting it through various advertising channels.
Steam Whistle is a brewery located in Toronto, Ontario that was incorporated in 1998. It produces a premium pilsner lager using four natural ingredients. The target market for Steam Whistle includes males and females aged 18-24, especially students with an annual income under $15,000. Consumer research found that 85% of people were aware of the brand and rated it positively for its taste, locally brewed status, and green initiatives, though some disliked the relatively high price. The document provides recommendations on how Steam Whistle can increase brand awareness and recall through their visual, auditory, olfactory, and tactile branding to further promote the brand's image and green initiatives.
This is Prateek Mishra from Ramaiah institute of management studies, Bangalore and the following presentation gives an overview of launch of a hypothetical product into the market.
Tide introduced a line extension called Tide Naturals in 2009 targeted at tier 3 consumers in India. The summary analyzes the key aspects of the brand extension including:
1. Tide Naturals was launched to target price conscious consumers in rural and semi-urban areas. It focuses on natural ingredients to provide superior whiteness while being mild on hands.
2. An analysis of Tide's manufacturer P&G, the laundry category in India, and Tide Naturals' marketing strategy including the 4Ps is provided.
3. Key competitors of Tide Naturals like Rin are also analyzed and compared based on aspects like advertising, packaging, and consumer perception.
The document summarizes a business plan for producing and selling an herbal aerosol spray called NEEM aerosol. Some key points:
- The product is made from natural ingredients like neem that are harmless to the environment. It will kill insects and provide a mild scent.
- The business aims for leadership, sustainability, and green practices. Customer expectations are the top priority over profit.
- The target markets are middle, higher-middle, and higher-income families, as well as hospitals and shops. The product will be offered in different sizes at affordable price points.
- Marketing strategies will create awareness of the product's benefits like being natural and environmentally friendly compared to competitors.
Absolut Vodka is a leading premium vodka brand owned by Pernod Ricard. It is the third largest spirits brand globally. Absolut is a cash cow in some European markets but struggles in Russia. The brand targets urban young adults aged 18-35 with high incomes. It positions itself as associated with success, glamour, and exotic locations through creative advertising featuring celebrities. Absolut uses innovative bottle designs and meticulous production processes to promote a high-quality image.
The document discusses various shoe concepts and technologies that may exist in the future, within 3-15 years. Some of the concepts discussed include shoes made from more environmentally friendly materials instead of leather, shoes that automatically close around the foot without effort, shoes that track health metrics like diet and steps, and shoes with integrated weapons like guns for self defense. The document also proposes a concept for indoor gaming shoes to be launched in 2010, outlining technical, ergonomic, aesthetic, manufacturing, and market requirements.
The document proposes a marketing campaign for The Body Shop to address declining summer sales. It involves developing a "Body Swap" concept portraying transformation from an undesirable to heavenly realm. A budget of £3 million is allocated, with £2.1 million spent on production, magazines, TV, YouTube and social media advertising from May 25th to June 30th. The campaign aims to increase annual revenue over the summer by 10% and boost The Body Shop's online presence.
Presentation of product mix depth,length,width and consistencyhassan ali
This document defines key terms related to a company's product mix, including product mix, product line, width, length, depth, and consistency. It explains that a company's product mix has four dimensions: width refers to the number of different product lines, length is the total number of items in each line, depth is the number of versions of each product, and consistency relates to how closely the lines are related. The document provides Unilever as an example, showing two of its product lines for food/drinks and personal care, and the different products that fall under each line to demonstrate the concepts of product mix width, length, and depth.
The document summarizes the marketing process of The Body Shop International. It discusses the company's core values of defending human rights and protecting the planet. It then outlines the marketing research conducted, including political, economic, social, technological analyses. The STP process is explained as targeting mass consumers aged 20-55 that are environmentally and socially conscious. The marketing mix discusses the company's natural product positioning and packaging, as well as distribution through company stores and online. Promotion utilizes social media as part of the e-marketing strategy. In conclusion, the increasing demand for customized products provides an expected challenge for The Body Shop to innovate their offerings.
The Body Shop operates over 2,500 stores worldwide selling cosmetics and body care products. It was founded in 1976 and is now part owned by L'Oreal. The Body Shop started operations in Pakistan in 2006 and operates in four major cities. It uses natural ingredients and is against animal testing. To increase sales in Pakistan, the Body Shop should launch TV advertisements, educate customers on product uses, expand to more cities, offer marketing campaigns and discounts to attract a broader customer base. Feedback on this summary is welcome.
This document analyzes the market for Horlicks, a health drink produced by GSK. It conducts a SWOT analysis of Horlicks and its competitors. A survey of 120 individuals found that Horlicks has the highest market share overall, though it is losing some ground among younger consumers. The document recommends that GSK enhance Horlicks' sales through promotions and build its brand among children to maintain its leadership position amid increasing competition.
Body Shop Entering Tier 2 city( India)Alisha Datta
About the Brand
Ojectives of the project
Milestones
Core Values
Product Categfory & Price Range
Location
Promotions
Integrated Marketing Communication
Competive Analysis
Swot
Pest
Target consumer
Why Agra
Indian consumer
Catergory launching in Agra
Where in Agra
Tertiary Trading Area
Proposed promotions
Supply chain
T& A
Competitor Analysis
Proposed Imc
Target Consumer Agra
Swot of Agra
Conclusion
The document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for three cosmetics brands - Kiehl's, L'Oreal, and an unnamed 100% allergy-free brand. Kiehl's strengths include its old brand name, natural ingredients, and sample products. However, it has low brand awareness in Eastern Europe and high prices that may not appeal to older customers. The allergy-free brand has experience and a strong Eastern European position, but high prices, unattractive packaging, and few retailer shops. L'Oreal uses ocean water for production and has worldwide brand recognition and experience, but also high prices and potential new competitors like Kiehl's entering markets.
The document is a presentation for a term project on air fresheners in the Indian market. It discusses the market size and segments, prominent brands and their positioning, a SWOT analysis of Dabur India and Odonil, and a proposal for Odonil to enter the car air freshener segment. It provides marketing mix details for the proposed Odonil Breeze car air freshener and reasons for choosing this brand extension, concluding with a bibliography.
The Body Shop produces beauty products inspired by nature and made ethically. It believes the only way to beauty is nature's way, and sources natural ingredients globally while protecting the planet. Though now owned by L'Oreal, it stays committed to its values of responsibility and public good over private greed. The document discusses conducting a SWOT analysis, segmenting the market between men and women aged 20-40, and setting objectives around sales growth, product trials, brand awareness, and repeat buyers over the next 12 months.
Anita Roddick visited a natural cosmetics shop in California in 1970 which inspired her to open her own body shop in the UK in 1976 using similar business models and products. The Body Shop grew rapidly at 50% annually and had over 2,600 locations globally by 2006 when it was acquired by L'Oreal. The Body Shop is known for its natural ingredients, community values including fair trade and human rights, and being against animal testing. It launched in India in 2006 and runs franchised stores of 2,000-5,000 square feet that display products by ingredient.
McDonald's has built strong brand equity over the years through consistent marketing activities and branding elements. The brand is recognized worldwide for its iconic Golden Arches logo, red and yellow colors, and "I'm Lovin' It" slogan. McDonald's serves over 68 million customers daily across its 35,000 locations in 119 countries. Through maintaining consistency in operations, innovating new products, and focusing on quality service, McDonald's has created strong consumer connections to the brand.
The Body Shop is a British cosmetics company founded by Dame Anita Roddick with over 2,000 stores globally. It is known for its ethical values around environmental protection and using natural ingredients. While owned by L'Oreal, The Body Shop's values are largely unchanged. It distributes through both franchise and corporate-owned stores, and closely monitors franchisees' use of its brand to ensure consistent messaging.
The document summarizes a marketing plan submitted by Group 5 for launching a new deodorant brand called ARMOUR. The key points are:
1) ARMOUR aims to become the leading deodorant provider globally and achieve 3% market share in the next 3 years.
2) The deodorant market is highly competitive but growing at 10-11% annually. There is an opportunity to focus on skin-friendly and whitening sprays.
3) The marketing plan proposes positioning ARMOUR as a skin friendly deodorant. An integrated marketing strategy including ATL, BTL promotions and digital marketing is recommended to target customers aged 16-35.
These was a case study about the soap which failed in market to sustain.
With new strategics how it would be relaunch again is explained by the below presentation.
Do check it
The document summarizes a product launch plan for a hypothetical deodorant brand called Assorted by the startup company Redolence Pvt. Ltd. The plan discusses segmenting the target market to urban working professionals aged 20-50 years in major Indian cities. It outlines the marketing mix strategies including pricing the 180ml product at Rs.180 with margins for wholesalers and retailers. Distribution will utilize both organized retailers and traditional stores. Promotion will use various media like newspapers, magazines, and events. The objective is to become the market leader in India and potentially expand worldwide.
The document provides an overview of the product launch plan for "Assorted", a new deodorant product under the hypothetical startup Redolence Pvt. Ltd. The plan involves launching the dual-scent deodorant nationally in India, targeting urban working professionals aged 20-50. Key aspects of the marketing mix include positioning the product as a 2-in-1 deodorant, pricing it at Rs. 180 per 180ml bottle, distributing it through retailers and supermarkets, and promoting it through various advertising channels.
Steam Whistle is a brewery located in Toronto, Ontario that was incorporated in 1998. It produces a premium pilsner lager using four natural ingredients. The target market for Steam Whistle includes males and females aged 18-24, especially students with an annual income under $15,000. Consumer research found that 85% of people were aware of the brand and rated it positively for its taste, locally brewed status, and green initiatives, though some disliked the relatively high price. The document provides recommendations on how Steam Whistle can increase brand awareness and recall through their visual, auditory, olfactory, and tactile branding to further promote the brand's image and green initiatives.
This is Prateek Mishra from Ramaiah institute of management studies, Bangalore and the following presentation gives an overview of launch of a hypothetical product into the market.
Tide introduced a line extension called Tide Naturals in 2009 targeted at tier 3 consumers in India. The summary analyzes the key aspects of the brand extension including:
1. Tide Naturals was launched to target price conscious consumers in rural and semi-urban areas. It focuses on natural ingredients to provide superior whiteness while being mild on hands.
2. An analysis of Tide's manufacturer P&G, the laundry category in India, and Tide Naturals' marketing strategy including the 4Ps is provided.
3. Key competitors of Tide Naturals like Rin are also analyzed and compared based on aspects like advertising, packaging, and consumer perception.
The document summarizes a business plan for producing and selling an herbal aerosol spray called NEEM aerosol. Some key points:
- The product is made from natural ingredients like neem that are harmless to the environment. It will kill insects and provide a mild scent.
- The business aims for leadership, sustainability, and green practices. Customer expectations are the top priority over profit.
- The target markets are middle, higher-middle, and higher-income families, as well as hospitals and shops. The product will be offered in different sizes at affordable price points.
- Marketing strategies will create awareness of the product's benefits like being natural and environmentally friendly compared to competitors.
The document discusses product management and strategic planning from the perspective of a product manager. It covers how strategic planning helps create a fit between organizational objectives and evolving market opportunities for long-term profitability and growth. The marketing plan is a key part of strategic planning and involves determining future marketing strategies and activities through a written guide. The document then provides an example marketing plan for a mobile phone product.
This document outlines a marketing plan for introducing Danish beer to the Romanian market. It begins with an environmental analysis of Romania and discusses strategic marketing approaches like segmentation, targeting, and positioning. It then covers the operational aspects of marketing, focusing on the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. For product, it stresses developing a compelling brand positioning statement. For price, it recommends a premium pricing strategy to target higher-income consumers. It suggests selective distribution through music and sports sponsorships as a promotional strategy, specifically the Romanian football league and rock music festivals, to connect with popular culture in Romania.
Lux soap has progressed through the stages of its product life cycle in India. In the introduction stage, it focused on creating awareness of the product through selective distribution and promotional activities. In the growth stage, it expanded distribution and increased advertising to attract more customers. Currently in maturity, Lux offers differentiated products and higher prices to maximize profits while maintaining market share through brand advertising featuring celebrities.
Pond's aims to gain 35% market share in facial care products in India by 2020. Currently it has a 10.13% market share. Face washes constitute the largest segment within personal care with Pond's having an 85% share of the 400 crore rupees face wash market. Market research shows consumers prefer products with good price, freshness, fragrance, cleansing action and lather. Pond's is positioned below competitors on cleansing action. The document outlines strategies to improve Pond's positioning and increase sales.
Example of Business Plan all the sixteen elements Manish Ayan
Green Meclane Products was established in 2009 in India to manufacture high quality herbal cosmetics and body care products using natural ingredients. The company supplies products both domestically and internationally and has become one of the most trusted manufacturing companies in the health and beauty industry in India. Green Meclane offers a wide range of herbal cosmetic products as well as salon services using only natural ingredients to provide great skin and hair without side effects. The company aims to be a one-stop solution for all beauty and cosmetic needs.
The document provides a marketing plan for Pond's face wash. It includes a market and competitor analysis, objectives to gain 35% market share by 2020, and a strategy to position Pond's as a gentle yet effective face wash. Key tactics include line extensions, penetration pricing, promotions through colleges/malls, and a budget that aims to convert 40% of the target segment to purchasers.
The document summarizes a marketing plan for a new beer product called Avalanche. It discusses the product's characteristics of low alcohol content, calories, and bitterness. The marketing plan covers segmentation of younger adults and first-time drinkers. It proposes an introductory pricing strategy and promotional activities like samples and seminars. The product will be placed in major cities initially through liquor shops and retail outlets.
The presentation deals about the Business plan of an innovative product. and how the product has to be taken into the market by effective means and strategies.
The document provides details about the strategic marketing plan for a laundry detergent brand called "Spin N Clear" in Pakistan. It discusses the company profile, target market analysis, competitor analysis, marketing strategies, and financial aspects. The target market is mainly housewives and mothers from lower middle class to upper class families. Key strategies include promotional campaigns, improving packaging, branding local laundry shops, and attracting customers through functional benefits and new product lines.
The document summarizes a business plan for a proposed deodorant product called "Sky Blue" by the startup Alpha Pvt. Ltd. It outlines the product details, market segmentation and target audience as middle-aged working professionals. The marketing strategy discusses positioning the product as a long-lasting deodorant without gas. It proposes an initial price of Rs. 180 per 120ml pack and describes plans for distribution through retailers and promotion using various advertising channels. Potential risks and challenges are also noted, along with contingency plans to reposition the product if initially unsuccessful.
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3. BURLY
BURLY IS INTRODUCED IN MARKET TO GIVE PEOPLE
New Fragrance
More Refreshing
Complete 24 HOURS
performance
without being fade
4. SOWT ANALYSIS
Strength
• Target
market's
population
density.
• Affordable
price
• Good
distribution,
promotion
and campaign
for customer
• Product lines
Opportunity
• limited edition
fragrance
• promotion in
gym, sports
event, saloon,
universities
etc.
Weakness
• Urban
oriented
market
• Competition
from internal
brands
• Low product
awareness
Threat
• It can be
copied by
other
competitors
• Seasonal
sales
• Usage of
chemicals
5. SEGMENTATION
Demographic
• Income : Medium
to high
• Life-cycle stage
:Teens to Mature
• Age : 15 - 38
Psychographi
c
• Lifestyle : Self-look
conscious ,
Corporate, Sports
and travel based
Geographic
Consumer Density :
High
Behavior
Benefit sought :
• Fresh and attractive smell
• Long lasting freshness
• dryness
• Less sweat
• Clinical beneficial factors
13. VALUE BASED PRICING
According to the estimated value of our
product to the customer rather than the
cost of the product
Our customers prefer the price range
BDT 250- 300
14. PENETRATION PRICING
HERE, DIAGRAM OF THE PRICE
Price
Size
Flavor
Brand
Burl
y
Fresh Blast
150 ml
260 BDT
Maximum
Confidence
150 ml
290 BDT
Xtreme
Fresh
150ml
390BDT
15. Comparison of price within competitive brands of deodorant market
BRAND
FLAVOR
NIVEA
(150ML)
KOOL
(150ML)
DENIM
(150ML)
ADIDAS
(150ML)
BURLY
(150ML)
FRESH AND COOL 260 BDT 220 BDT 220 BDT 250 BDT 260 BDT
( Maximum
Confidence )
SCENT 250 BDT 220 BDT 220 BDT 250 BDT 260 BDT
(Fresh Blast )
EXTRA FRESH
(Sport)
800 BDT 390 BDT
(Xtreme
Fresh)