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The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
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Re launch a product.
- 1. Re launch a Product Prepared By Noman Aleem (QM)
- 2. Brand • A brand (or marque for car model) is a name, term, design, symbol or other feature that distinguishes one seller's product from those of others. • We are • Our Brand Line: • Brand Strategy is company name so that it is just the company's name which is promoted (leading to one of the most powerful statements of branding: saying just before the company's downgrading. This approach has not worked.
- 3. Why we re launch our product? • To reduce the ingredients inventories. • To increases the productivity. • Utilize our maximum strength.
- 4. What benefit re launch a product? • Re launching is a great opportunity to IGLOO team, • Increases the Profits =Increases Productivity With constant K (Bonuses, incentives, Staffing and infrastructure )
- 5. Risk of re launch a product. • choose to alter the course when times are still good and in growth, and you’re making a pre- emptive strike. Deciding to re launch during the mature phase of a product’s life cycle is common for FMCGs, with minor tweaks giving the plateauing curve of growth a sufficient kick to raise it above the competition.
- 6. Search out market trend/ demand. • Analyze the market gaps. • Search out the market trend. • Create the consumer demand.
- 7. The theory • The obvious place to start when auditing your portfolio is with market share and market growth. If you’re sitting on a cash cow (as defined by Bruce Henderson of the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in the 1970s), with high market share in a mature market, you won’t be wanting to invest much, just milk the profits.
- 8. The reality • The challenge with marketing theory like the Boston Consulting Group matrix is that it assumes you have a clear picture of the market size, our position and our competitors. In our experience this is rarely the case. However, senior management love their numbers and you will need to collate any marketing statistics you can to build as compelling a case as possible for a relaunch.
- 9. How to change the products from previous? • Change the target market. • Reduce the product cost. • Change the approach our product class. • Change the packaging color, design or style. • Educate the consumer on different approach.
- 10. Consumer class • Our consumer class is C which are basing on lower cost with high quantity. • Consumer age is 5 to 12 year where the pocket money in under 20 rupees per day. • Our population 50% base on that area. • If we our product sweet and sour then we focus on female gender easily.
- 11. Market share captured • We calculate our inventory including ingredients and wrapper then create the plan to reduce the inventory. Make goals to fulfill our mission. Then define our share according to inventories.
- 12. Strength, weakness, opportunities, trend • Strength: Fix prices costs, • Weakness: Re launch product with complete research, • Opportunities: Inventories, (Ingredients and wrappers) • Trend: Target Consumer with classifications.
- 13. How to create opportunities? • Ingredients available with wrapper • Apple pie • Ice cream soda • Badshahi Kulfi • Shahi kulfa cone • Pine Apple
- 14. For cast • Apple pie for A class 500 cartons capacity. • Ice cream Soda C class 5000 cartons. • Badshahi Kulfi B class 2000 cartons. • Shahi Kulfa Cone A class 1000 cartons.
- 15. Thank You