Procter & Gamble is one of the largest consumer goods companies in the world. To achieve its goal of serving every consumer possible, P&G has had to become a big marketer through extensive market research, product innovation, and employing diverse marketing strategies. P&G spends over $500 million annually on market research involving surveys and focus groups to understand consumer needs and behavior. It introduces breakthrough products through innovation and massive advertising campaigns. P&G's marketing efforts include TV, digital, and social media advertising as well as endorsements, sponsorships, and community initiatives to effectively reach all consumer segments globally.
Procter & Gamble Co. is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1837. It enters new markets with a mission to connect with consumers through scientific product development and a new design unit's marketing strategies. P&G pursues a consumer-centric approach using multibranding, digital marketing, sponsorship, celebrity endorsements, and interactive promotions. Its goal is to reach 5 billion new consumers and grow its core brands through innovation.
P&G is a global leader in the FMCG sector with over two dozen $1 billion brands. It has dominated the industry through strong focus on consumer research, innovation, marketing, and advertising. P&G uses an integrated approach involving various marketing channels such as digital marketing, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and brand philanthropy. Key to its success is heavy investment in innovation through new product development and strategic acquisitions. A SWOT analysis finds strengths in R&D, brand portfolio, and consumer focus, but weaknesses in product recalls and website, along with opportunities and threats.
P&G is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. It holds one of the most powerful portfolios of trusted brands. To become the best consumer products company in the world, P&G focused on intensive R&D, extensive market research, product superiority, advertising, digital marketing, and building strong customer-centric strategies. While P&G struggled with slowing growth and costs in the 2000s, it addressed issues through intensified focus on design, leveraging its brand, and commitment to customers.
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837 in Cincinnati, Ohio. P&G's mission is to provide branded products and services of superior quality and value that improve lives. Its vision is to be the best consumer products company in the world. P&G has over two dozen $1 billion brands worldwide and is a global leader in branded consumer goods, with total sales of $78.94 billion in 2010. P&G utilizes marketing strategies such as design and innovation, consumer-centric marketing, and return on marketing investments.
P&G- Marketing Capabilities-Harvard Business School Case studyShivam .
P&G has a long history dating back to 1837 and is a global leader in consumer goods. It has a wide portfolio of brands and focuses on innovation through R&D. P&G reorganized into global business units in 2007 to boost growth. It emphasizes design-led innovation and a consumer-centric approach. P&G utilizes various marketing strategies like multi-branding, advertising, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and digital and social media marketing. It continues to focus on understanding consumer needs to develop new products and reach audiences through evolving channels.
P&G: Marketing Capabilities, HBR Case StudyRohan Singh
Procter & Gamble is the largest consumer goods company founded in 1837. It manages over two dozen $1 billion brands worldwide through extensive research and innovation. P&G pursues a consumer-centric marketing strategy involving over 20,000 consumer studies annually. It focuses on deep understanding of target consumers and uses various advertising approaches including sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and digital/social media marketing to promote its major products like Tide, Pampers, and Crest. Moving forward, P&G aims to directly involve consumers in product development and brand building.
Procter & Gamble is one of the largest consumer goods companies in the world. To achieve its goal of serving every consumer possible, P&G has had to become a big marketer through extensive market research, product innovation, and employing diverse marketing strategies. P&G spends over $500 million annually on market research involving surveys and focus groups to understand consumer needs and behavior. It introduces breakthrough products through innovation and massive advertising campaigns. P&G's marketing efforts include TV, digital, and social media advertising as well as endorsements, sponsorships, and community initiatives to effectively reach all consumer segments globally.
Procter & Gamble Co. is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1837. It enters new markets with a mission to connect with consumers through scientific product development and a new design unit's marketing strategies. P&G pursues a consumer-centric approach using multibranding, digital marketing, sponsorship, celebrity endorsements, and interactive promotions. Its goal is to reach 5 billion new consumers and grow its core brands through innovation.
P&G is a global leader in the FMCG sector with over two dozen $1 billion brands. It has dominated the industry through strong focus on consumer research, innovation, marketing, and advertising. P&G uses an integrated approach involving various marketing channels such as digital marketing, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and brand philanthropy. Key to its success is heavy investment in innovation through new product development and strategic acquisitions. A SWOT analysis finds strengths in R&D, brand portfolio, and consumer focus, but weaknesses in product recalls and website, along with opportunities and threats.
P&G is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. It holds one of the most powerful portfolios of trusted brands. To become the best consumer products company in the world, P&G focused on intensive R&D, extensive market research, product superiority, advertising, digital marketing, and building strong customer-centric strategies. While P&G struggled with slowing growth and costs in the 2000s, it addressed issues through intensified focus on design, leveraging its brand, and commitment to customers.
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837 in Cincinnati, Ohio. P&G's mission is to provide branded products and services of superior quality and value that improve lives. Its vision is to be the best consumer products company in the world. P&G has over two dozen $1 billion brands worldwide and is a global leader in branded consumer goods, with total sales of $78.94 billion in 2010. P&G utilizes marketing strategies such as design and innovation, consumer-centric marketing, and return on marketing investments.
P&G- Marketing Capabilities-Harvard Business School Case studyShivam .
P&G has a long history dating back to 1837 and is a global leader in consumer goods. It has a wide portfolio of brands and focuses on innovation through R&D. P&G reorganized into global business units in 2007 to boost growth. It emphasizes design-led innovation and a consumer-centric approach. P&G utilizes various marketing strategies like multi-branding, advertising, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and digital and social media marketing. It continues to focus on understanding consumer needs to develop new products and reach audiences through evolving channels.
P&G: Marketing Capabilities, HBR Case StudyRohan Singh
Procter & Gamble is the largest consumer goods company founded in 1837. It manages over two dozen $1 billion brands worldwide through extensive research and innovation. P&G pursues a consumer-centric marketing strategy involving over 20,000 consumer studies annually. It focuses on deep understanding of target consumers and uses various advertising approaches including sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and digital/social media marketing to promote its major products like Tide, Pampers, and Crest. Moving forward, P&G aims to directly involve consumers in product development and brand building.
Procter & Gamble focused on three key issues: innovation through research and development which led to successful products but also cost control issues, reaching unserved markets through detailed branding and customer-centric marketing, and developing its global presence through local advertising, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and digital/social media marketing. P&G took a scientific approach to connecting R&D with sales and marketing and built global product strategies to encourage innovation. It identified customer segments and designed innovative products to communicate its focus on innovation. As P&G worked towards serving 5 billion consumers globally, its evolving marketing capabilities remained central to its growth.
Procter & Gamble Marketing CapabilitiesShashwat Soni
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837 known for strong marketing capabilities. P&G spends billions annually on advertising and was an early innovator in direct-to-consumer advertising. Key to P&G's success is rigorous product and market testing to understand consumers and innovation through internal R&D and external partnerships. P&G's marketing strategy focuses on strong brands through functional and emotional advertising across TV, print, digital and social media. Moving forward, P&G aims to serve 5 billion customers through continued innovation, design-driven marketing, and harnessing digital and social media opportunities.
Procter & Gamble is a large consumer goods company known for household, beauty, and health brands. The document discusses P&G's history and growth through acquisitions, its focus on marketing strategies like innovation, R&D, market testing, and creating consumer experiences. It also covers P&G's use of different advertising avenues like celebrity endorsements, sponsorships, and digital marketing campaigns to promote its iconic brands worldwide.
P&G has a long history of innovation in product development and marketing dating back to 1887. It focuses on maintaining existing popular products, developing new related products, and innovating new products from scratch. P&G invests heavily in R&D and consumer research, conducting over 20,000 studies annually. It aims to have a deep understanding of customers and their needs. P&G uses a variety of marketing strategies including brand management, celebrity endorsements, digital/social media, and interactive community promotions. It strives to reach 5 billion consumers worldwide through continuously evolving its innovative marketing capabilities.
P&G has long been a global leader in branded consumer goods with a dozen billion dollar brands. Under CEO A.G. Lafley, P&G shifted its marketing strategy to be more consumer-centric and focus on design and emotional connections. This included qualitative and quantitative consumer research methods to better understand customers and evaluate marketing campaigns. P&G also increased its digital marketing efforts through social media, mobile ads, and interactive online communities. Lafley's consumer-focused vision helped P&G become more design-driven and successful.
Stonefire and its agency Mosaic wanted to increase brand awareness and generate new sales through an awareness campaign. However, a traditional campaign would not provide enough contextual relevance. Mosaic leveraged ShopLiftr's advertising platform to serve geo-targeted ads displaying the closest participating retailer to viewers. When clicked, ads brought viewers to recipe pages highlighting promotions near them. This allowed the campaign to drive awareness while also promoting conversions.
Procter & Gamble is a global consumer goods company with a history dating back to 1887. It manages over two dozen $1 billion brands. In recent decades, P&G has pursued international expansion, acquisitions, global brand building, and organizational restructuring to focus more on innovation. Current CEO Bob McDonald wants to reach 5 billion customers worldwide. Key marketing strategies P&G has employed include innovation and reorganization in 1999, design-driven product development, extensive consumer research, emotional advertising, social and digital media campaigns, celebrity endorsements, and targeting consumer segments. These strategies have led to unprecedented sales growth. To achieve its goals, P&G must continue investing in these successful strategies while also focusing on sustainability.
This document outlines various case studies and achievements in marketing, PR, and product development for pet brands. It includes developing strategic plans for brand launches and repositioning, creating new ad campaigns, reversing sales declines, achieving press coverage and retail partnerships, and assisting with new product launches, identities, and packaging designs. The document promotes Bulldog Marketing Solutions as an expert in growing and innovating pet brands.
The document proposes a marketing strategy for a new Halo Top ice cream store opening in Los Angeles. The strategy involves using influencers and a photo campaign on social media to drive people to the store and increase the brand's awareness. It also includes developing a mobile app with a loyalty program and option for customers to design their own ice cream flavor to further engage customers and boost the brand's recognition on Facebook. The strategy aims to position the store as the most trendy ice cream option by appealing to health-conscious customers and capitalizing on the niche market in the area.
Brad Levine has over 20 years of experience in marketing, sales, and management. He has a track record of delivering solid sales results through strategic planning and comprehensive marketing services. He has worked with a variety of clients across different industries, including consumer packaged goods, retail, and technology.
This document outlines a marketing plan for Gatorade to appeal more to everyday consumers rather than just athletes. The plan proposes using Foursquare to offer promotions when users check in at Gatorade locations like gyms and gas stations. An ad campaign will focus on how Gatorade benefits everyday people. The budget allocates 15% of marketing funds over 3 months for advertising, blogging, and a Foursquare partnership to increase sales by 8% within a year by making Gatorade more appealing to non-athletes.
P&G introduced soap operas on radio and TV in the late 1800s to directly advertise to consumers, becoming the first company to do so. In the 1980s, P&G ramped up its global expansion with brands like Whisper, Pantene, and Pringles becoming global. To boost growth, P&G reorganized in 1999 to focus more on innovation through seven global business units and teams focused on business development, ventures, and market development. P&G pursued a consumer-centric, multi-brand strategy through carefully managing its brands across categories to satisfy different consumer segments.
P&G is a global leader in consumer goods with over $78 billion in annual sales and $8.68 billion marketing budget. It manages over two dozen $1 billion brands and was a pioneer in directly advertising to consumers. P&G has strong marketing capabilities due to seasoned consumer research, innovation network, evolving strategy, talent, and largest financial commitment to advertising. However, it must focus more on digital marketing and interactive brand communities to leverage social media word-of-mouth.
Coca-Cola aims its products mainly at teens and young adults through television advertising. It sells products worldwide at reasonable prices to attract its target demographics. Coca-Cola's goals include increasing sales by 3% through targeted social media campaigns and building popularity among youth. The proposal outlines using social media like Facebook, contests and ads to engage consumers and increase brand loyalty, visibility and sales over 6-12 months. Progress will be tracked through metrics like website traffic, feedback and sales numbers.
Storytellers Case Studies (Update: Dec 2013)Storytellers
The document outlines a campaign by Levi's in Vietnam to promote their new Revel product line. Two key activities were conducted: 1) An "I'm a Revel" photo contest held at 6 Levi's stores that received 248 photo entries, exceeding the goal of 222. 2) A Christmas promotion on Groupon that had 4,755 participants, exceeding the goal of 3,728. Overall, the campaign was successful with most key performance indicators surpassed, including increased banner visitors, Facebook ad clicks, and Google ad clicks.
BRIDGEi2i is an analytics company that helps clients across multiple industries understand customer needs and behaviors to improve customer experience and business outcomes. Over the course of a day, the document describes how BRIDGEi2i has helped companies in industries like golf entertainment, fitness, education, financial services, communications, consumer goods, retail, distribution, and insurance. For each industry, it summarizes BRIDGEi2i's analytics work, the benefits to the client, and how consumers ultimately benefit from the improved customer insights and business strategies.
This document proposes an online marketplace that allows consumers to purchase sample sizes of cosmetics and beauty products. This solves problems for both consumers and brands. For consumers, it provides accessibility and education on new products with less spending uncertainty. For brands, it creates brand recognition and reaches new customers. The proposed marketplace offers choice, no subscriptions, and a wide selection. It will target women and men ages 15-35 through influencer marketing on Pinterest and Instagram and generate revenue from affiliate marketing and brand partnerships.
Pivoting your food or beverage brand's marketing planTyler Leahy
Food and beverage brands face an uphill battle coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic: get a better return out of marketing and brand-building efforts, with less of a marketing budget. What's your brand's new strategy? How will you set your spending priorities? Ditch your marketing plan. Focus on one primary target customer. Get more personal with a fresh approach to social media and influencer marketing.
Value Creation Through Corporate Social Responsibility in Developing Countrie...Waqas Tariq
Consumer support for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been in practice for some years now and firms are demanded to seriously take CSR initiatives. This project has been compiled out of a wealth of literature that addresses the need and importance of CSR and business ethics in the society in great depth. A case study of CSR at Proctor and Gamble Pakistan was carried out by employing both the qualitative and quantitative data collection techniques to gather information so as to bring the attributes of triangulation in this research. The research findings outlined various views and beliefs of the respondents with regards to CSR initiatives by Proctor and Gamble Pakistan. The CSR awareness and societal veracities are the factors that encourage consumers to think ethically and make decisions in terms of who to develop associations with. The research shows a reflection of deductive approach and the researcher understood the inbuilt pros and cons of dependence upon secondary sources of information. It was attempted to adopt a hybrid strategy in this project but it mainly took a positivist look because of the nature of the questionnaire survey based upon close-ended questions aiming for quantitative data. The trend for CSR initiatives in developing countries is now growing at a decent pace and the recent advancements in technology and media have resulted in grown awareness among consumer groups to exert pressures on multinational companies to be apparent in their statements as well as practices.
Case Study: Analysis and findings of Qubee customer satisfaction in compariso...shaika_jannat
The document describes the research methodology used in a study of Qubee, a telecommunications provider. It discusses:
1. Data was collected through a questionnaire survey of 50 respondents to understand perceptions of Qubee's services.
2. The survey data was input into SPSS and descriptive statistics were calculated, including measures of central tendency, variability, and distributions.
3. The descriptive statistics are interpreted to analyze aspects of Qubee's services like customer satisfaction, loyalty, and how service attributes like price and quality impact customer perceptions.
Procter & Gamble focused on three key issues: innovation through research and development which led to successful products but also cost control issues, reaching unserved markets through detailed branding and customer-centric marketing, and developing its global presence through local advertising, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and digital/social media marketing. P&G took a scientific approach to connecting R&D with sales and marketing and built global product strategies to encourage innovation. It identified customer segments and designed innovative products to communicate its focus on innovation. As P&G worked towards serving 5 billion consumers globally, its evolving marketing capabilities remained central to its growth.
Procter & Gamble Marketing CapabilitiesShashwat Soni
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837 known for strong marketing capabilities. P&G spends billions annually on advertising and was an early innovator in direct-to-consumer advertising. Key to P&G's success is rigorous product and market testing to understand consumers and innovation through internal R&D and external partnerships. P&G's marketing strategy focuses on strong brands through functional and emotional advertising across TV, print, digital and social media. Moving forward, P&G aims to serve 5 billion customers through continued innovation, design-driven marketing, and harnessing digital and social media opportunities.
Procter & Gamble is a large consumer goods company known for household, beauty, and health brands. The document discusses P&G's history and growth through acquisitions, its focus on marketing strategies like innovation, R&D, market testing, and creating consumer experiences. It also covers P&G's use of different advertising avenues like celebrity endorsements, sponsorships, and digital marketing campaigns to promote its iconic brands worldwide.
P&G has a long history of innovation in product development and marketing dating back to 1887. It focuses on maintaining existing popular products, developing new related products, and innovating new products from scratch. P&G invests heavily in R&D and consumer research, conducting over 20,000 studies annually. It aims to have a deep understanding of customers and their needs. P&G uses a variety of marketing strategies including brand management, celebrity endorsements, digital/social media, and interactive community promotions. It strives to reach 5 billion consumers worldwide through continuously evolving its innovative marketing capabilities.
P&G has long been a global leader in branded consumer goods with a dozen billion dollar brands. Under CEO A.G. Lafley, P&G shifted its marketing strategy to be more consumer-centric and focus on design and emotional connections. This included qualitative and quantitative consumer research methods to better understand customers and evaluate marketing campaigns. P&G also increased its digital marketing efforts through social media, mobile ads, and interactive online communities. Lafley's consumer-focused vision helped P&G become more design-driven and successful.
Stonefire and its agency Mosaic wanted to increase brand awareness and generate new sales through an awareness campaign. However, a traditional campaign would not provide enough contextual relevance. Mosaic leveraged ShopLiftr's advertising platform to serve geo-targeted ads displaying the closest participating retailer to viewers. When clicked, ads brought viewers to recipe pages highlighting promotions near them. This allowed the campaign to drive awareness while also promoting conversions.
Procter & Gamble is a global consumer goods company with a history dating back to 1887. It manages over two dozen $1 billion brands. In recent decades, P&G has pursued international expansion, acquisitions, global brand building, and organizational restructuring to focus more on innovation. Current CEO Bob McDonald wants to reach 5 billion customers worldwide. Key marketing strategies P&G has employed include innovation and reorganization in 1999, design-driven product development, extensive consumer research, emotional advertising, social and digital media campaigns, celebrity endorsements, and targeting consumer segments. These strategies have led to unprecedented sales growth. To achieve its goals, P&G must continue investing in these successful strategies while also focusing on sustainability.
This document outlines various case studies and achievements in marketing, PR, and product development for pet brands. It includes developing strategic plans for brand launches and repositioning, creating new ad campaigns, reversing sales declines, achieving press coverage and retail partnerships, and assisting with new product launches, identities, and packaging designs. The document promotes Bulldog Marketing Solutions as an expert in growing and innovating pet brands.
The document proposes a marketing strategy for a new Halo Top ice cream store opening in Los Angeles. The strategy involves using influencers and a photo campaign on social media to drive people to the store and increase the brand's awareness. It also includes developing a mobile app with a loyalty program and option for customers to design their own ice cream flavor to further engage customers and boost the brand's recognition on Facebook. The strategy aims to position the store as the most trendy ice cream option by appealing to health-conscious customers and capitalizing on the niche market in the area.
Brad Levine has over 20 years of experience in marketing, sales, and management. He has a track record of delivering solid sales results through strategic planning and comprehensive marketing services. He has worked with a variety of clients across different industries, including consumer packaged goods, retail, and technology.
This document outlines a marketing plan for Gatorade to appeal more to everyday consumers rather than just athletes. The plan proposes using Foursquare to offer promotions when users check in at Gatorade locations like gyms and gas stations. An ad campaign will focus on how Gatorade benefits everyday people. The budget allocates 15% of marketing funds over 3 months for advertising, blogging, and a Foursquare partnership to increase sales by 8% within a year by making Gatorade more appealing to non-athletes.
P&G introduced soap operas on radio and TV in the late 1800s to directly advertise to consumers, becoming the first company to do so. In the 1980s, P&G ramped up its global expansion with brands like Whisper, Pantene, and Pringles becoming global. To boost growth, P&G reorganized in 1999 to focus more on innovation through seven global business units and teams focused on business development, ventures, and market development. P&G pursued a consumer-centric, multi-brand strategy through carefully managing its brands across categories to satisfy different consumer segments.
P&G is a global leader in consumer goods with over $78 billion in annual sales and $8.68 billion marketing budget. It manages over two dozen $1 billion brands and was a pioneer in directly advertising to consumers. P&G has strong marketing capabilities due to seasoned consumer research, innovation network, evolving strategy, talent, and largest financial commitment to advertising. However, it must focus more on digital marketing and interactive brand communities to leverage social media word-of-mouth.
Coca-Cola aims its products mainly at teens and young adults through television advertising. It sells products worldwide at reasonable prices to attract its target demographics. Coca-Cola's goals include increasing sales by 3% through targeted social media campaigns and building popularity among youth. The proposal outlines using social media like Facebook, contests and ads to engage consumers and increase brand loyalty, visibility and sales over 6-12 months. Progress will be tracked through metrics like website traffic, feedback and sales numbers.
Storytellers Case Studies (Update: Dec 2013)Storytellers
The document outlines a campaign by Levi's in Vietnam to promote their new Revel product line. Two key activities were conducted: 1) An "I'm a Revel" photo contest held at 6 Levi's stores that received 248 photo entries, exceeding the goal of 222. 2) A Christmas promotion on Groupon that had 4,755 participants, exceeding the goal of 3,728. Overall, the campaign was successful with most key performance indicators surpassed, including increased banner visitors, Facebook ad clicks, and Google ad clicks.
BRIDGEi2i is an analytics company that helps clients across multiple industries understand customer needs and behaviors to improve customer experience and business outcomes. Over the course of a day, the document describes how BRIDGEi2i has helped companies in industries like golf entertainment, fitness, education, financial services, communications, consumer goods, retail, distribution, and insurance. For each industry, it summarizes BRIDGEi2i's analytics work, the benefits to the client, and how consumers ultimately benefit from the improved customer insights and business strategies.
This document proposes an online marketplace that allows consumers to purchase sample sizes of cosmetics and beauty products. This solves problems for both consumers and brands. For consumers, it provides accessibility and education on new products with less spending uncertainty. For brands, it creates brand recognition and reaches new customers. The proposed marketplace offers choice, no subscriptions, and a wide selection. It will target women and men ages 15-35 through influencer marketing on Pinterest and Instagram and generate revenue from affiliate marketing and brand partnerships.
Pivoting your food or beverage brand's marketing planTyler Leahy
Food and beverage brands face an uphill battle coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic: get a better return out of marketing and brand-building efforts, with less of a marketing budget. What's your brand's new strategy? How will you set your spending priorities? Ditch your marketing plan. Focus on one primary target customer. Get more personal with a fresh approach to social media and influencer marketing.
Value Creation Through Corporate Social Responsibility in Developing Countrie...Waqas Tariq
Consumer support for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been in practice for some years now and firms are demanded to seriously take CSR initiatives. This project has been compiled out of a wealth of literature that addresses the need and importance of CSR and business ethics in the society in great depth. A case study of CSR at Proctor and Gamble Pakistan was carried out by employing both the qualitative and quantitative data collection techniques to gather information so as to bring the attributes of triangulation in this research. The research findings outlined various views and beliefs of the respondents with regards to CSR initiatives by Proctor and Gamble Pakistan. The CSR awareness and societal veracities are the factors that encourage consumers to think ethically and make decisions in terms of who to develop associations with. The research shows a reflection of deductive approach and the researcher understood the inbuilt pros and cons of dependence upon secondary sources of information. It was attempted to adopt a hybrid strategy in this project but it mainly took a positivist look because of the nature of the questionnaire survey based upon close-ended questions aiming for quantitative data. The trend for CSR initiatives in developing countries is now growing at a decent pace and the recent advancements in technology and media have resulted in grown awareness among consumer groups to exert pressures on multinational companies to be apparent in their statements as well as practices.
Case Study: Analysis and findings of Qubee customer satisfaction in compariso...shaika_jannat
The document describes the research methodology used in a study of Qubee, a telecommunications provider. It discusses:
1. Data was collected through a questionnaire survey of 50 respondents to understand perceptions of Qubee's services.
2. The survey data was input into SPSS and descriptive statistics were calculated, including measures of central tendency, variability, and distributions.
3. The descriptive statistics are interpreted to analyze aspects of Qubee's services like customer satisfaction, loyalty, and how service attributes like price and quality impact customer perceptions.
Promoting sustainable development a case study on Proctor & GambleTirthankar Sutradhar
The document discusses Procter & Gamble's efforts towards promoting sustainable development. It describes how P&G integrates environmental protection, economic development, and social responsibility to balance the three pillars of sustainability. The company focuses on providing basic needs to developing countries, improving manufacturing efficiency, and developing products that raise quality of life. P&G's initiatives in areas like healthcare, hygiene, and resource conservation demonstrate its commitment to sustainable development goals. The case shows how large corporations can successfully align business interests with environmental and social objectives.
Social Media Case Study #2 - Proctor & Gamble BeingGirl.comLynnelle Wilson
You thing YOUR product is hard to talk to prospects about... think again. Proctor and Gamble's social network for young, pre-teen girls, BeingGirl.com, started in 2000 and is now in over 21 countries.
This document discusses a dissertation submitted by five students to Seethalakshmi Ramaswami College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Master of Commerce in Corporate Finance. The dissertation focuses on analyzing the growth and expansion of Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector in India with special reference to Procter & Gamble. It includes chapters on the company profile of P&G, an analysis of P&G on various parameters, sustainability practices of P&G, and recommendations.
P&G is the world's largest consumer goods company and operates in India through subsidiaries. To strengthen its presence in India and increase sales 20-fold by 2015, P&G India launched "Project 2-3-4" aiming to double users, triple spending per user, and quadruple net sales. P&G distributes products through a limited number of large distributors to extend reach across India in an efficient and high-volume manner.
Procter & Gamble was founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble. It originally produced candles and soap but pivoted to soap production for the Union army during the Civil War. Today, P&G operates across 180 countries and is organized into two global business units: Health and Well-Being and Beauty. Its largest segments are Fabric and Home Care, Beauty, and Baby Care and Family Care. P&G aims to acquire 1 billion new consumers by 2015 through expansion in developing markets and increasing productivity across operations.
Procter & Gamble is a multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837. It has a diverse portfolio of brands and generates over $76 billion in annual revenue. P&G's mission is to improve lives through innovation and leadership in branded products and services. To reach a global customer base, P&G utilizes various marketing strategies including strong branding, innovation, advertising, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and a commitment to understanding consumer needs. Looking ahead, P&G will need to continue focusing on digital marketing, social media, and developing communities to engage new customers in a changing industry landscape.
Case Study : Procter and Gamble (P&G) Marketing CapabilitiesSarthak Rahate
Case Analysis of the Business case provided by Harvard business school; on the well-known consumer goods brand named Procter and Gamble (P&G).This case study shows how P&G excelled in reaching out to customers by various methods and advanced techniques. Further, the presentation tells about the journey of marketing progress made by P&G.
P&G is an American consumer goods company founded in 1837. It holds one of the most powerful brand portfolios. The document discusses P&G's marketing capabilities including its focus on research and innovation through its analytical lab established in 1887. It takes a scientific and consumer-centric approach to marketing and connects with consumers through various strategies like digital marketing, social media, sponsorship, and celebrity endorsements. P&G aims to reach more consumers globally through continued innovation.
1) Procter & Gamble is a global leader in consumer goods with over two dozen $1 billion brands.
2) In 1999, P&G struggled with slowing growth and high costs, but addressed this by reorganizing into 7 global business units and establishing 6 "connect-and-develop" hubs to improve innovation.
3) To reach unserved customers, P&G uses consumer-centric marketing, multibranding, design innovation, and advertising through various channels including digital, social media, and sponsorships.
P&G is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837. It pursues international expansion and enters new markets through small-scale acquisitions and trials. P&G's mission in 2010 was to reach more consumers in more parts of the world more completely through continued innovation. It focuses on building business with underserved consumers through consumer-centric, digital, and neuromarketing strategies. P&G also aims to continue growing faster-growing, higher margin businesses with global leadership potential through digital marketing campaigns, emotional and design-driven advertising, and R&D.
P&G is an American multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837. It has a wide range of products including pet foods, cleaning agents, and personal care products. P&G pursues innovation through R&D and new product development. It takes a scientific approach to product development and a consumer-centric approach to marketing. P&G uses a variety of marketing strategies such as digital marketing, celebrity endorsements, and social media to connect with consumers. It aims to continue innovating and reaching more consumers globally.
- Procter & Gamble is a global leader in branded consumer goods known for iconic products across multiple categories.
- Founded in 1837, P&G has grown significantly through acquisitions and innovation to become a top company with a wide portfolio of brands.
- P&G has a strategic focus on innovation, growing existing brands through R&D, acquiring new brands, and intensive market research to ensure global success locally.
- The company pioneered scientific marketing approaches and is known for significant investments in consumer insights to connect with customers globally.
Procter & Gamble is an American multinational consumer goods company known for its portfolio of trusted brands. It takes a scientific approach to product development and marketing through research and innovation. P&G shifted from product-based marketing to a consumer-centric approach using digital marketing, emotional advertising, design-driven innovation, and social media to build direct relationships with consumers.
Founded in 1837, Procter & Gamble is an American multinational consumer goods corporation headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. P&G has over 120,000 employees and sells its products in over 180 countries. P&G's portfolio includes over 60 brands such as Tide, Pampers, Charmin, Bounty, Dawn, Febreze, Gillette, Olay, Old Spice, Pantene, and Crest. Throughout its history, P&G has grown significantly through acquisitions and innovation in product development, marketing, and operations. P&G remains focused on developing new products, expanding into new markets, and leveraging digital platforms to connect with consumers globally.
P&G is a multinational consumer goods company founded in 1837. It has a large portfolio of brands and focuses on innovation through design-led product development and understanding consumers. P&G reorganized into global business units in 2007 and increased focus on design thinking. It uses various marketing strategies like multi-branding, celebrity endorsements, sponsorships, digital marketing and social media. Areas for improvement include increasing social media activity, monitoring consumers, and reducing costs.
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Overview
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Key Competitors
Amazfit (Huami):
Strengths: Known for excellent battery life, robust fitness tracking, and premium build quality.
Weaknesses: Slightly higher price points compared to Noise.
Products: Amazfit Bip U, Amazfit GTS series.
Realme:
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Weaknesses: Higher price points make it less accessible to budget-conscious consumers.
Products: Galaxy Watch Active 2, Galaxy Watch 3.
Xiaomi:
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Weaknesses: Less focus on premium design compared to some competitors.
Products: Mi Band series, Mi Watch.
Market Positioning
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Product Features Comparison
Noise Smartwatches:
Key Features: Heart rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking, multiple sports modes, customizable watch faces, notifications, and music control.
Battery Life: Typically lasts 7-10 days on a single charge.
Build Quality: Focus on lightweight and comfortable designs with water-resistant capabilities.
Amazfit Smartwatches:
Key Features: Advanced fitness tracking, GPS, AMOLED displays, and long battery life (up to 20 days).
Battery Life: 10-20 days depending on the model.
Build Quality: Premium materials and durable designs.
Realme Smartwatches:
Key Features: Basic fitness tracking, SpO2 monitoring, and notifications.
Battery Life: Up to 9 days.
Build Quality: Sleek designs but slightly limited in variety.
Boat Smartwatches:
Key Features: Heart rate monitoring, multiple sports modes, and customizable watch faces.
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6. • Global units replaced geographic units
after the sales slowed down to 2.6% growth.
• New product innovations from both P&G labs and
non P&G network partnerships.
• Stocks dropped due to poor management of costs.
• Yet the reorganization continued.
• They focused more on creating new products than
selling them.
10. • Shift to product-design oriented approach
• Designing purchasing experience
• Two moments of truth – on the shelf and after
the consumer uses the product.
• Customer centric marketing.
• This approach led to better functionalities of
products, which the consumers prefer.
11. • Focus on ROMI by using different metrics and
surveys.
• Customer centric marketing by instore
promotions during recession.
• “Store back” approach to understand the
customer needs.
• Developing trust among consumers for each
individual brand and therefore P&G.
13. • Rigorous product and market testing.
• Constant surveys, in house interviews, focus
group discussions as a part of market research
• Consumer engagement through programs like
VocalPoint.
• Using different platforms to understand the
purchasing behavior.
• Neuromarketing to appeal the emotional side of
the consumer.
15. • Ivory is the first product to which is sold directly to
the customer
• P&G launched soap operas to feature their products.
Here the target audience is women and it worked
pretty well
• Global products in different markets are advertised
differently to appeal the cultural and regional
aspects.
• In TV ads, the goal was shifted from communicating
functionality to more emotion-driven advertising.
16. • P&G sponsored the U.S. Olympic team in 2010
which increased the visibility in emerging markets.
• P&G made celebrities a spokesperson for different
brands.
• Rodger Federer was the spokesperson for Gilette
and the ad videos had 2 million visitors.
• Celebrity endorsements always work. But, a
company like P&G should be careful in choosing
the celebrity.
18. • P&G never compromises on its marketing budget. It
increased its budget by 1 billion dollars to broaden the
audience
• Digital marketing through websites for each brand.
• Due to the dot com burst, it slowed down its online
presence. But, it went back online with Prilosec.
• To reach its goal of reaching 1 billion new customer, it
targeted specific audience and continued producing
TV series.
• The “Old Spice Guy” was a big milestone that P&G
reached to strengthen its one-to-one relationships.
20. • Marketing through TV shows has risks. It can garner
negative views.
• P&G used Facebook as a marketing supplement.
• It created Manofthehouse.com to further enhance
its online presence.
• After Katrina, it launched ‘Loads of hope’ campaign
to help new visitors.
• Time square campaign to promote Charmin toilet
paper to communicate directly with the consumers.
• This marks the transition of a mass marketer to one-
to-on marketer.
22. • The firm established that it is the marketing giant.
• It can further enhance its online presence with new
social media platforms.
• It can use listicles and blogs to promote its
products.
• More quirky ad campaigns like the ‘Old Spice Guy’
will definitely increase number of consumers.
• With good R&D, great consumer research, P&G will
be the world’s largest marketer.
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