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The document provides an action plan for Reed's VP of Marketing to grow market share from 14% to 16% in 2011. Key recommendations include: stopping dollar special promotions; increasing the sales target to $775 million; focusing on and increasing wallet share of the current target segment; maintaining brand positioning through quality products and customer experience; improving the product mix with more private labels and bundled products; increasing the customer base by 1% from a competitor; using promotions to increase loyalty and awareness; and maintaining current store locations without expansion. Justification is provided for focusing on the current customer segment, defending the brand position against competitors, and why certain competitors do not pose serious threats.
Reed’s superstore case study analysis
- Reed's is a mid-sized regional grocery store chain established in 1939 with 192 stores in Ohio.
- It faces intense competition from lower, mid, and higher priced grocery store chains in the Columbus, Ohio metropolitan area.
- Key trends in the grocery industry are decreasing customer loyalty, an increase in fill-in trips rather than stock-up trips, and a rise in private label foods and value over brand influence.
Reed Supermarket
Reed Supermarket is facing decreasing sales and rising threats from competitors. The document analyzes reasons for declining performance and provides solutions to increase market share to 16% including focusing on high-end customers, differentiating products through quality, convenience and private labels, and reinforcing the brand through promotion. Competitors are segmented into high and low threats with strategies outlined to combat each.
Reed Supermarkets - A New Wave of Competition
Reed Supermarket has operated grocery stores in the Midwest since 1939. It now has 192 stores but faces increased competition that threatens its market share. In the Columbus, Ohio market, where Reed has 25 stores, competitors include large supermarket chains, warehouse clubs, and dollar stores. Dollar stores in particular have grown rapidly and sell a variety of goods at low prices. To respond to these challenges, Reed will focus on increasing its private label healthy products, expanding prepared foods, redesigning its website to provide recipes and advice, and creating membership programs to reward loyal customers. These strategies aim to strengthen Reed's positioning and grab 16% of the Columbus market share by 2011.
Reeds Super market
The document summarizes information about Reed's grocery store group including:
- The group has 6 members and was established in 1939 in Kalamazoo, Michigan operating 192 retail stores.
- In 2010, Reed's had $660 million in sales but lost market share in recent years falling to 14% currently.
- A dollar special campaign is analyzed but found to lose Reed's money since discounted items are sold below cost. Continuing this campaign is not recommended.
- Reed's objectives are outlined to regain market share without new stores by better understanding customers and implementing new marketing strategies promoting their higher quality products and brand position.
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Reed Marketing Strategy Thoughts
Reed Supermarkets needs a growth plan to increase its market share from 14% to 16% in 2011. The plan recommends stopping dollar special promotions, increasing the sales target to $775 million, focusing on the current affluent customer segment and increasing their wallet share, maintaining the brand positioning, improving the product mix with more private labels and bundled products, and increasing the customer base by targeting Galaxy store customers. Justifications are provided for the recommendations based on an analysis of the competitive industry and Reed's positioning regarding price, quality, customer experience, and product differentiation.
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- Reed's is a mid-sized regional grocery store chain established in 1939 with 192 stores in Ohio.
- It faces intense competition from lower, mid, and higher priced grocery store chains in the Columbus, Ohio metropolitan area.
- Key trends in the grocery industry are decreasing customer loyalty, an increase in fill-in trips rather than stock-up trips, and a rise in private label foods and value over brand influence.
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Reed Supermarket is facing decreasing sales and rising threats from competitors. The document analyzes reasons for declining performance and provides solutions to increase market share to 16% including focusing on high-end customers, differentiating products through quality, convenience and private labels, and reinforcing the brand through promotion. Competitors are segmented into high and low threats with strategies outlined to combat each.
Reed Supermarkets - A New Wave of Competition
Reed Supermarket has operated grocery stores in the Midwest since 1939. It now has 192 stores but faces increased competition that threatens its market share. In the Columbus, Ohio market, where Reed has 25 stores, competitors include large supermarket chains, warehouse clubs, and dollar stores. Dollar stores in particular have grown rapidly and sell a variety of goods at low prices. To respond to these challenges, Reed will focus on increasing its private label healthy products, expanding prepared foods, redesigning its website to provide recipes and advice, and creating membership programs to reward loyal customers. These strategies aim to strengthen Reed's positioning and grab 16% of the Columbus market share by 2011.
Reeds Super market
The document summarizes information about Reed's grocery store group including:
- The group has 6 members and was established in 1939 in Kalamazoo, Michigan operating 192 retail stores.
- In 2010, Reed's had $660 million in sales but lost market share in recent years falling to 14% currently.
- A dollar special campaign is analyzed but found to lose Reed's money since discounted items are sold below cost. Continuing this campaign is not recommended.
- Reed's objectives are outlined to regain market share without new stores by better understanding customers and implementing new marketing strategies promoting their higher quality products and brand position.
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Natureview Farm was seeking to increase its annual revenue from $13 million to $20 million. It considered three options: 1) Expanding yogurt SKUs in supermarkets, 2) Launching larger yogurt cups nationally in supermarkets, or 3) Introducing children's multipacks in natural food stores. Analysis showed option 2 could generate the needed $7 million increase while maintaining relationships and involving lower costs than option 1. Option 3 would not meet the revenue goal. Therefore, the recommended decision was to launch larger yogurt cups in supermarkets.
Reed Marketing Strategy Thoughts
Reed Supermarkets needs a growth plan to increase its market share from 14% to 16% in 2011. The plan recommends stopping dollar special promotions, increasing the sales target to $775 million, focusing on the current affluent customer segment and increasing their wallet share, maintaining the brand positioning, improving the product mix with more private labels and bundled products, and increasing the customer base by targeting Galaxy store customers. Justifications are provided for the recommendations based on an analysis of the competitive industry and Reed's positioning regarding price, quality, customer experience, and product differentiation.
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Reed supermarket case study
- 1. CASE ANALYSIS OF “REEDSUPERMARKETS”. Presented by:- Prasun Tiwari. PGDM2/1521.
- 2. Started by :- William H Reed in 1930. A Over 190 stores and 2 regional distribution center in U.S by 2010. B The competition in the retailers market is intense and the profit margins is low. C Develop a plan to increase the market share (MS) of this company from 14% to 16% in the Columbus D Market. CASE SYNOPSIS
- 3. CASE PROBLEM. . Sale is decreasingThreats from competitors are rising Pricing strategies is not proper.Positioning in the mind of customer is wrong. Targeting is wrong.Consumer taste and preference is changing Customer reach is difficult.Lack in marketing tactics
- 4. High price Low price Bad service Good service. • Reed • Galaxy • Aldi • Walmart • Dollar general • Family dollar
- 5. 3 :- Position themselves as a high price stores. 2 :- Not able to reach the customer . 1 :- Not able to observe the buying behavior of the customer. 4 :- Lack of information about the competitors. INFRENCES ANDANALYSIS
- 6. RECOMMENDATIONS. Weekly customer appreciation sale. Offer more private label brand. Re position yourself as not a high price store. Offering item in bulk as per customer. Customer loyalty refund program. Integrated marketing campaign. Open more stores to reach customer. RECOMMENDATIONS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- 7. Thank You.