- Colgate launched a new toothpaste brand called Active Salt to capitalize on the growing oral care market in India. Active Salt contains salt and minerals and was marketed as being beneficial for oral health.
- The brand was promoted through an impactful advertising campaign asking "Does your toothpaste have salt?" and showed how Active Salt could resolve dental issues. It was positioned as connecting to traditional oral care practices of using salt.
- Active Salt was priced competitively and distributed widely through Colgate's extensive network to pharmacies, general stores, and modern trade outlets to increase availability. Promotions targeted both consumers and retailers. The brand helped Colgate grow in line with category growth.
This was a part of my 1st trimester evaluation. It gives a fair idea about Colgate's history, branding by the company, how it attacks and defends from competitors and finally research on important hypothesis for the company
This is a hypothetical case given by Harvard Business School about Brannigan Foods and the challenges it is currently facing.
In the end, a decision needs to be taken as to what should be the decision of the company.
The case can be found found online.
This was a part of my 1st trimester evaluation. It gives a fair idea about Colgate's history, branding by the company, how it attacks and defends from competitors and finally research on important hypothesis for the company
This is a hypothetical case given by Harvard Business School about Brannigan Foods and the challenges it is currently facing.
In the end, a decision needs to be taken as to what should be the decision of the company.
The case can be found found online.
Its an analysis about three products. They are Apple iPad, Honda Jazz and Sensodyne tooth paste. Their success and failure reasons are analysed and stated.
Rethinking the pets industry - a revolution in the comingPatrick Stähler
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A handout template which I tried to create on product launch (FMCG) in Indian market. For example, purpose I did considered toothpaste segment. These are just my viewpoints on creating a launch plan presentation. Hope this would be helpful to all who are working in marketing.
Case Analysis:Colgate-PalmolivePrecision ToothbrushVivek Kumar Gupta
In July 1992, CP senior management announced a new toothbrush model, the Precision, that was set to launch in early 1993. In order to meet consumer demand CP could introduce the toothbrush as a niche, super-premium or a mainstream, professional product. It could also introduce the product using standard naming conventions or introduce a new labeling system by calling it the “Precision by Colgate.” CP could leverage existing industry relationships and make an effort to form new ones in order to gain a competitive edge. At launch, CP could plan to offer competitive promotions, a popular offering that was slowly becoming standard practice in the oral care industry. The company could also increase its advertising budget to include educating the public on the dangers of gum disease. Depending on how it chooses to introduce the Precision toothbrush to the market, 1992 could serve as an important year for CP to establish itself as the definitive oral health care company.
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Case Study: Colgate-Palmolive Company: The Precision Toothbrush
Running head MARKETING PLAN PRODUCT AND PRICING 1Marketing.docxglendar3
Running head: MARKETING PLAN: PRODUCT AND PRICING
1Marketing Plan: Product and Pricing
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January 9, 2019Marketing Plan: Product and Pricing
The Product
Consumers normally view a product a physical item which they need to meet a particular need. However, it is imperative to recognize that the nature of a product can be explored further by looking its three different levels which can be considered as three different products which include the core, actual and augmented products, (Aghazadeh, 2015). This is what is referred to as the three levels of a product. The Core product is not an actual physical and tangible thing. It can not be touched or felt because it represents the benefit of the product which generates its value to the final consumers. In the case of the water, the benefit to the final users is quenching their thirst as well as improving their health by providing additional mineral with nutritional value to the final consumers of the bottled water.
A. Product Levels: Core, Actual and Augmented
Second, actual product refers to the tangible product. It is the final product that will be purchased and used by the targeted customers. The customers are able to get value out of the product. For instance, customers can look at the packing and the content information to determine whether or not the content of the water is good for their health. Also, consumers may look at the product, touch the packaging and feel it. This makes the customers have a better understanding of the product in terms of what it looks and feels like.
Lastly, the Augmented product refers to the non-physical part of the product which is made up of the value added to the product for which they may or may not opt to pay for the premium prices. When customers buy the bottled water, part of the augmented product is determining whether the packaging material is recyclable or biodegradable as it is the case for plastic bottling materials. The consumers might not have a problem paying premium prices when they know that they are doing so to protect and conserve their environment as well as argued by Akbar et al. (2017).
B. Product Life CycleThe product life cycle refers to the period when a product is developed, introduced into the market and when it is finally removed from the market. It is divided into four stages which include the introduction, Introduction if the first stage and this the point where the idea is implemented through research and development. The product is produced if the idea is determined to be feasible and potentially profitable.
C. BCG Model
The BCG Matrix is a model developed by the Boston Consulting Group and it focuses on helping businesses to develop profitable products and services for the current time as well as the future. It provides an effective framework that the business can utilize to analyze the growth and market share of the business. The model utilizes a chart with four quadrants. The .
Running head MARKETING PLAN PRODUCT AND PRICING 1Marketing.docxtodd581
Running head: MARKETING PLAN: PRODUCT AND PRICING
1Marketing Plan: Product and Pricing
7Marketing Plan: Product and Pricing
January 9, 2019Marketing Plan: Product and Pricing
The Product
Consumers normally view a product a physical item which they need to meet a particular need. However, it is imperative to recognize that the nature of a product can be explored further by looking its three different levels which can be considered as three different products which include the core, actual and augmented products, (Aghazadeh, 2015). This is what is referred to as the three levels of a product. The Core product is not an actual physical and tangible thing. It can not be touched or felt because it represents the benefit of the product which generates its value to the final consumers. In the case of the water, the benefit to the final users is quenching their thirst as well as improving their health by providing additional mineral with nutritional value to the final consumers of the bottled water.
A. Product Levels: Core, Actual and Augmented
Second, actual product refers to the tangible product. It is the final product that will be purchased and used by the targeted customers. The customers are able to get value out of the product. For instance, customers can look at the packing and the content information to determine whether or not the content of the water is good for their health. Also, consumers may look at the product, touch the packaging and feel it. This makes the customers have a better understanding of the product in terms of what it looks and feels like.
Lastly, the Augmented product refers to the non-physical part of the product which is made up of the value added to the product for which they may or may not opt to pay for the premium prices. When customers buy the bottled water, part of the augmented product is determining whether the packaging material is recyclable or biodegradable as it is the case for plastic bottling materials. The consumers might not have a problem paying premium prices when they know that they are doing so to protect and conserve their environment as well as argued by Akbar et al. (2017).
B. Product Life CycleThe product life cycle refers to the period when a product is developed, introduced into the market and when it is finally removed from the market. It is divided into four stages which include the introduction, Introduction if the first stage and this the point where the idea is implemented through research and development. The product is produced if the idea is determined to be feasible and potentially profitable.
C. BCG Model
The BCG Matrix is a model developed by the Boston Consulting Group and it focuses on helping businesses to develop profitable products and services for the current time as well as the future. It provides an effective framework that the business can utilize to analyze the growth and market share of the business. The model utilizes a chart with four quadrants. The .
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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2. Project Information
Title:
To understand the Brand Extension and performance of
Active Salt at Coalgate Palmolive Ltd.
Presented to :
Prof. Sameer Mathur
Presented by :
Ravi Dhoot
PGP 30074
Section : B
3. Oral Care Category - India
Lucknow
market visit
Work on the
heuristics &
blueprints
Final
presentation
preparation
Oral care saw the value growth
of 15% to reach INR 83.5
billion in 2013
Toothpaste continues to be the
biggest category with 80% value
share of oral care
Mouthwashes/dental rinses has
the highest value growth of
44% in 2013
Oral care is expected to have a
value CAGR of 9% at constant
2013 prices to reach INR131.0
billion by 2018
4. Colgate Palmolive
Lucknow
uncovered
villages (10)
Data analysis –
for the
coverage
heuristics
Pre-final
review
Lucknow
market visit
Work on the
heuristics &
blueprints
Final
presentation
preparation
US Multinational, present in
more than 175 countries and a
market leader in 150+ of them
Colgate-Palmolive India Ltd
continues to lead with 46%
value share
Low penetration in urban
market and untapped rural
market makes the Indian
market a very high potential
market
5. Colgate Palmolive
Lucknow
market visit
Work on the
heuristics &
blueprints
Final
presentation
preparation2011 2012 2013
2011 2012 2013
> The company grew almost in line with the category growth rate, this explains the same
market share of CP
6. Colgate – Product portfolio
Toothpaste Brands
Colgate
Dental
Cream
Colgate
Total
Colgate
Visible
White
Colgate
Sensitive
Colgate
Max
Fresh
Colgate
Kids
Colgate
Cibaca
Colgate
Active
Salt
Colgate
Maxim
um
Cavity..
8. New brand called Active Salt was launched under the umbrella of Colgate
How the brand was built:
Salience : Through the famous campaign
Performance & Imagery: Ads showed the dental issues and how the
product is helpful to resolve such issues
Judgments & feelings : Aim was to create an awareness of importance of
salt and minerals in the toothpaste, thus the idea of questioning people was a
bang on method to get them thinking
Resonance : People could relate the product to the traditional stories of
cleaning your teeth with salt & neem. This resulted in a better connect
The Brand : Colgate Active Salt
9. PRODUCT
Colgate Active Salt was
the first toothpaste in India
that contained salt.
It combines salt with
calcium and minerals to make
teeth stronger and gums
healthy.
Its special formula is
proven to seek and fight
germs offering a unique
brushing experience.
The packaging of the new
product was identical to the
existing ones
4Ps of COLGATE ACTIVE SALT
Active Salt – Newly Launched
Colgate Dental Cream– Flagship product
10. 4Ps of COLGATE ACTIVE SALT
PRICE
The product provides a functional benefit and is aimed at a large segment;
involving people from various income strata
Thus the product is launched in lower price SKUs for catering the demand
of rural consumers and as well as in family packs considering the modern trade
customer
Active Salt: 50 gm :18 Rupees
Active Salt: 100 gm :37 Rupees
Active Salt: 200 gm :86 Rupees
The newly launched Active Salt Neem is launched at a price point of 15 Rs.
The prices of all SKUs are at the same level of those of the competitor’s
SKUs, which can be observed across all oral product category.
11. 4Ps of COLGATE ACTIVE SALT
PLACE:
GO TO MARKET Chart
MT
Cant
eens
KS
MS
CS
Service Line
Stockist
WS
CPS
STT
Direct Coverage
Indirect
Coverage
Retail Environment
Stockist Margins
Wholesalers
Margins, CD,
Offers
GS
12. 4Ps of COLGATE ACTIVE SALT
PLACE
More stress is being given on the expansion of the direct coverage : to ensure
that the product is available at as many stores as possible
This has even helped the company to premiumise the consumers and made
real time data available of consumers preferences
The distribution channel involves medical stores also, considering the nature
of product
Local Kirana stores, General stores, Wholesalers, Medical stores are
approached by the salesmen weekly and this ensures the availability of the
product
The modern trade customers are directly handled by the company ( No
distributor in the channel) , this results in better prices for consumers and
better promotional activities at stores
13. 4Ps of COLGATE ACTIVE SALT
Promotion
Product Promotions
Trade Promotions
17. ACTIVE SALT
Trade Promotions
Multiple schemes and offers are introduced during the year for retailers as well as
wholesalers such as
Visibility offers : Payout is offered to display the products in shop
Extra Margins: Added discounts are available to the wholesalers and retailers
Incentives: Targets for salesmen and distributors are based on the overall
value of the focused product, leading to higher sales
18. STP
Demographic
>On the basis of age
group, gender.
>Different products for
kids & adults, for boys &
girls
Psychographic/ Behavioral
>On the basis of their oral
care needs
>Whitening, sensitivity
19. STP
Target group is mostly middle class
families
The TG group for various products
differ on the basis of value
proposition
For CAS:
>Current user of toothpaste
product
>People who are conscious about
the oral health
>People facing issues with oral
health
20. STP
Functional benefits
Dental hygiene
Product basis
The Doc recommendation
confirming the quality of the
product
Competitor based
The added value than the
competitor products
Price positioning
Trial products, products at
multiple price points
21. Competitors
BABOOL SALT
BABOOL NEEM
PEPSODENT SUPER SALT
K.P. NAMBOODIRIES
The highest share in
the oral care products
Biggest player in the
salt category
Most trusted brand
award for consecutive
three years
First mover advantage
in the salt category
Better product recall
22. Competitors: CFR
On the basis of sales value : HUL and P&G are the biggest competitors
for Colgate.
The list changes for various products. For sensitive category : GSK is
the biggest competitor
The distribution channel and brand equity are the most important
PODs
POP Vs Babool Salt
Prices
Ingredients(Product)
POD Vs Babool Salt
Brand Equity
Distribution channel
Marketing strategies
23. Success Mantra!
Highly successful campaign: The “Kya aapke toothpaste me namak hai?” campaign
turned out to be a huge success. Colgate launched new two products under the
same brand
Wide Distribution channel: Compared to the competitors, Colgate has a more
deeply rooted distribution network. It allows the company to make product
available at more number of stores
Brand Equity: Colgate has won “The Most Trusted Brand” award for more than 4
times in last 5 years. “Dentist ka sujhaya hua no.1 brand” speaks for the popularity of
the brand