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Name:- VIKAS KUMAR
Roll no :- 39
Batch :- PGDM 2010 -12
Research Methodology
       MARKET POTENTIAL OF
            PEPSI
Objective of Study
                    PRIMARY


              To know the market potential
                        of Pepsi


 To examine the retail         Which type of
distribution                  incentive, Schemes both
 To know the                  Retailer and company         SECONDRY
Expectation of Retailers      prefer
 To examine the level of       The factors, which
service                       influence the retailers to
 Brand image of Pepsi         sell a particular brand of
among Retailers.              soft drink?
Techniques
         Target Population



          Sampling Method



      Data Collection Method



      Sources Of Data Collected
The aim of marketing is to know and understand the customer so well the
               product or service fits him and sells itself


   In marketing, the term market refers to the group of
     consumers or organizations that is interested in the
  product, has the resources to purchase the product, and is
    permitted by law and other regulations to acquire the
                           product.

“You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream
 things that never were; and I say, 'Why not . . .”
Potential Market
  Those in the total population who have interest in
                  acquiring the product.

  Potential means “Expected to
 achieve” The potential generally
refers to the positives or profit to
 be gained and doesn't take into
account the potential of a market
        shrinking or failing.
DIVISION OF POPULATION IN
                          MARKET

                                                  POTENTIAL
POTENTIAL                                          MARKET
 MARKET



                 TARGET
                 MARKET              PENETRATED
                                       MARKET
                                to




            QUALIFIED AVAIL MARKET

                           AVAILABLE MARKET
POTENTIAL                                         POTENTIAL
 MARKET                                            MARKET


                  TOTAL POPULATION
Data Analysis




                Overall DATA EVALUATED
Potential of Pepsi In Coca Cola exclusive Outlets

             45




                                         14


                                                                      20%

Total coca Cola Exclusive     Coke Outlets like to get   % age of Outlets like to get
         Outlets            converted to mixed outlets           Converted
Potential of Pepsi in Mixed Retail Outlets

         55




                                  11
                                                              20%
Total Mixed Outlets   Mixed Outlets like to get   % age of Outlets like to get
                        converted to Pepsi                Converted
                         Exclusive Outlets
Potential of Pepsi in Non- Existent Retail Outlets

             50




                                         20


                                                                     40%
Total Non-Existent Retail   Outlets Like to Sell Pepsi   % age of outlets Like to get
        Outlets                     Products                    Converted
Benefits Provided by Pepsi

                       Schemes


                        Tie- Ups


                        Signage


                      Better Trade
                        Margin
Reason to loose Potential in
          Market
      F            Service Problem
      I
      N          Product Distribution
      D
      I               Demand
      N
               Relationship Management
      G
      S            Space Constraint
Recommendation
         Pepsi energy drink for labors & manufacture Tetra pacs.

         Cycle trolley to reach interior areas.

         Stock keeping & order booking combined in distribution.

         Embossing on t-shirts to school and college students.

         Improvement in Taste.

         Sales personnel being judged for performance in achieving
         highest target as well as coverage of the area.

         Toll Free Number For Complaint Handling .
Conclusion. . .
                  A 100 day Sell.
                  Win in the term of Customers
              not in the term of revenue
              generation.
                  Focus on OBJECTIVE
                  MAINTAIN the BRAND
              IMAGE
References
             www.pepsizone.com
             www.pepsiindia.com
               www.pepsico.com
             www.Wikipedia.com
Magazines(marketing management 4P’s)
    Marketing Management ;PHILIP
                          KOTLER
PEPSI SIP

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PEPSI SIP

  • 1. Name:- VIKAS KUMAR Roll no :- 39 Batch :- PGDM 2010 -12
  • 2. Research Methodology MARKET POTENTIAL OF PEPSI
  • 3. Objective of Study PRIMARY To know the market potential of Pepsi To examine the retail Which type of distribution incentive, Schemes both To know the Retailer and company SECONDRY Expectation of Retailers prefer To examine the level of The factors, which service influence the retailers to Brand image of Pepsi sell a particular brand of among Retailers. soft drink?
  • 4. Techniques Target Population Sampling Method Data Collection Method Sources Of Data Collected
  • 5. The aim of marketing is to know and understand the customer so well the product or service fits him and sells itself In marketing, the term market refers to the group of consumers or organizations that is interested in the product, has the resources to purchase the product, and is permitted by law and other regulations to acquire the product. “You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say, 'Why not . . .”
  • 6. Potential Market Those in the total population who have interest in acquiring the product. Potential means “Expected to achieve” The potential generally refers to the positives or profit to be gained and doesn't take into account the potential of a market shrinking or failing.
  • 7. DIVISION OF POPULATION IN MARKET POTENTIAL POTENTIAL MARKET MARKET TARGET MARKET PENETRATED MARKET to QUALIFIED AVAIL MARKET AVAILABLE MARKET POTENTIAL POTENTIAL MARKET MARKET TOTAL POPULATION
  • 8. Data Analysis Overall DATA EVALUATED
  • 9. Potential of Pepsi In Coca Cola exclusive Outlets 45 14 20% Total coca Cola Exclusive Coke Outlets like to get % age of Outlets like to get Outlets converted to mixed outlets Converted
  • 10. Potential of Pepsi in Mixed Retail Outlets 55 11 20% Total Mixed Outlets Mixed Outlets like to get % age of Outlets like to get converted to Pepsi Converted Exclusive Outlets
  • 11. Potential of Pepsi in Non- Existent Retail Outlets 50 20 40% Total Non-Existent Retail Outlets Like to Sell Pepsi % age of outlets Like to get Outlets Products Converted
  • 12. Benefits Provided by Pepsi Schemes Tie- Ups Signage Better Trade Margin
  • 13. Reason to loose Potential in Market F Service Problem I N Product Distribution D I Demand N Relationship Management G S Space Constraint
  • 14. Recommendation Pepsi energy drink for labors & manufacture Tetra pacs. Cycle trolley to reach interior areas. Stock keeping & order booking combined in distribution. Embossing on t-shirts to school and college students. Improvement in Taste. Sales personnel being judged for performance in achieving highest target as well as coverage of the area. Toll Free Number For Complaint Handling .
  • 15. Conclusion. . . A 100 day Sell. Win in the term of Customers not in the term of revenue generation. Focus on OBJECTIVE MAINTAIN the BRAND IMAGE
  • 16. References www.pepsizone.com www.pepsiindia.com www.pepsico.com www.Wikipedia.com Magazines(marketing management 4P’s) Marketing Management ;PHILIP KOTLER