This document contains a SWOT analysis and proposed marketing mix for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste. It begins with an introduction to the FMCG industry and SWOT analysis. A table presents the SWOT analysis for Colgate Sensitive, identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The document then proposes a marketing mix strategy for the product and concludes with a brief summary.
SWOT Analysis and formulation of Marketing Mix for Colgate sensitive PPTVivekanandan M
This document presents a SWOT analysis and marketing mix formulation for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste. It begins with an introduction to the FMCG industry and Colgate as a leading brand. A PEST analysis is then conducted to identify political, economic, social and technological opportunities and threats for Colgate Sensitive. A SWOT analysis identifies the product's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Finally, the marketing mix elements of product, price, place and promotion are formulated. Examples are given for each element, such as price points, distribution channels, and advertising strategies. The conclusion emphasizes that SWOT and marketing mix analyses are important steps in the marketing planning process.
This document provides an overview of Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd, including:
- It is a 51% subsidiary of Colgate-Palmolive Company USA and leads the Indian toothpaste market with 54.2% value market share.
- The company has shown consistent sales, profit, and dividend growth over the years despite some downturns.
- Colgate innovates oral care products and educates consumers on oral hygiene through various programs and initiatives.
- The document discusses the FMCG industry and oral care sector in India which presents opportunities for growth.
Colgate launched a new precision toothbrush to compete in a highly competitive market. There were three key issues to address: 1) how to position and brand the precision toothbrush, 2) determining the advertising budget and how to allocate it, and 3) developing a profit plan to maximize the product's potential. Consumer research showed emphasizing the precision brush's benefits increased purchase intent. The $24,058 advertising budget should be divided between media, consumer promotions, and trade promotions. Breakeven analysis estimated 550,000 units needed to cover costs. Competition from Oral-B and other brands had to be considered.
Colgate-Palmolive is a global consumer products company headquartered in New York City. It is the largest seller of toothpaste worldwide and also produces personal care products like shampoos and deodorants as well as household cleaners. The fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry in India, which includes segments like cosmetics, packaged food, and home care products, is growing significantly. Within this industry, Colgate-Palmolive faces competition from other major FMCG companies like Procter & Gamble. The document provides an overview of Colgate-Palmolive and the FMCG industry in India.
This document provides a summary of four toothpaste brands in India: Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief, Colgate MaxFresh Gel, Pepsodent Sensitive Pro Relief, and Close Up gel toothpaste. It analyzes each brand's business definition, target market, competitors, positioning, and strategies. It finds that Colgate and Pepsodent are targeting the sensitive toothpaste market, while Colgate MaxFresh and Close Up compete in the growing gel toothpaste segment dominated by Close Up. The document evaluates each brand's competitive advantages and challenges penetrating their respective markets.
The document discusses the Indian toothpaste market. It notes that 90% of Indians suffer from dental problems but many still use traditional cleaning methods. The toothpaste market is dominated by multinational brands and sees 15-20% annual growth. There are opportunities for new brands to reach suburban consumers and increase awareness of toothpaste's benefits like clean teeth and fresh breath. The proposed new brand, Trust Toothpaste, would target urban and suburban residents with a quality product offering full protection and freshness at an affordable price.
This was the IMC marketing plan that my colleague and I developed in my MBA program for Wendy's. It earned us the first ever 100% grade on an IMC plan for the course.
SWOT Analysis and formulation of Marketing Mix for Colgate sensitive PPTVivekanandan M
This document presents a SWOT analysis and marketing mix formulation for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste. It begins with an introduction to the FMCG industry and Colgate as a leading brand. A PEST analysis is then conducted to identify political, economic, social and technological opportunities and threats for Colgate Sensitive. A SWOT analysis identifies the product's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Finally, the marketing mix elements of product, price, place and promotion are formulated. Examples are given for each element, such as price points, distribution channels, and advertising strategies. The conclusion emphasizes that SWOT and marketing mix analyses are important steps in the marketing planning process.
This document provides an overview of Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd, including:
- It is a 51% subsidiary of Colgate-Palmolive Company USA and leads the Indian toothpaste market with 54.2% value market share.
- The company has shown consistent sales, profit, and dividend growth over the years despite some downturns.
- Colgate innovates oral care products and educates consumers on oral hygiene through various programs and initiatives.
- The document discusses the FMCG industry and oral care sector in India which presents opportunities for growth.
Colgate launched a new precision toothbrush to compete in a highly competitive market. There were three key issues to address: 1) how to position and brand the precision toothbrush, 2) determining the advertising budget and how to allocate it, and 3) developing a profit plan to maximize the product's potential. Consumer research showed emphasizing the precision brush's benefits increased purchase intent. The $24,058 advertising budget should be divided between media, consumer promotions, and trade promotions. Breakeven analysis estimated 550,000 units needed to cover costs. Competition from Oral-B and other brands had to be considered.
Colgate-Palmolive is a global consumer products company headquartered in New York City. It is the largest seller of toothpaste worldwide and also produces personal care products like shampoos and deodorants as well as household cleaners. The fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry in India, which includes segments like cosmetics, packaged food, and home care products, is growing significantly. Within this industry, Colgate-Palmolive faces competition from other major FMCG companies like Procter & Gamble. The document provides an overview of Colgate-Palmolive and the FMCG industry in India.
This document provides a summary of four toothpaste brands in India: Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief, Colgate MaxFresh Gel, Pepsodent Sensitive Pro Relief, and Close Up gel toothpaste. It analyzes each brand's business definition, target market, competitors, positioning, and strategies. It finds that Colgate and Pepsodent are targeting the sensitive toothpaste market, while Colgate MaxFresh and Close Up compete in the growing gel toothpaste segment dominated by Close Up. The document evaluates each brand's competitive advantages and challenges penetrating their respective markets.
The document discusses the Indian toothpaste market. It notes that 90% of Indians suffer from dental problems but many still use traditional cleaning methods. The toothpaste market is dominated by multinational brands and sees 15-20% annual growth. There are opportunities for new brands to reach suburban consumers and increase awareness of toothpaste's benefits like clean teeth and fresh breath. The proposed new brand, Trust Toothpaste, would target urban and suburban residents with a quality product offering full protection and freshness at an affordable price.
This was the IMC marketing plan that my colleague and I developed in my MBA program for Wendy's. It earned us the first ever 100% grade on an IMC plan for the course.
- Colgate was founded in 1806 as a starch, soap and candle factory in New York called William Colgate & Company. It introduced its first toothpaste in 1873.
- Today Colgate is a global company with numerous subsidiaries in over 200 countries. It holds the number one market share for toothpaste in India.
- Colgate faces competition from other brands like HUL's Pepsodent but maintains market leadership through innovation, new products, and promotional campaigns.
Colgate- John Hoffmeyer’s Brand Loyalty Measurement ModelShagun Lidhoo
This document discusses the Indian toothpaste market. It notes that many Indians still clean their teeth traditionally rather than with toothpaste. Toothpaste consumption per capita is low at 82 grams and the dentist to population ratio is 1:35,000. This leads to low oral hygiene awareness and widespread dental disease, as less than 15% of Indians brush twice daily. Colgate and Hindustan Lever dominate the organized toothpaste market with over 85% share, while red and black toothpowder accounts for 35% of the toothpowder market. The market has a few large multinational companies and some domestic Indian firms producing herbal toothpastes.
Marketing management presentation on colgateStewart Serrao
The marketing management presentation summarizes Colgate's history and marketing strategies. It outlines Colgate's timeline since 1806 and its product life cycle. The presentation also performs a SWOT analysis of Colgate and discusses the 4Ps of marketing - product, price, place, and promotion. Promotional tools discussed include increasing tube circumference, free dental checkups in mobile vans, advertisements, and attractive offers targeted at different age segments.
This document discusses the history and products of Colgate toothpaste. It began in 1806 as a starch, soap and candle factory. Over time it introduced various oral care products, including the first toothpaste in a tube in 1896. The document describes Colgate's product life cycle and how new products are introduced, grow in popularity, reach maturity, and eventually decline. It also discusses Colgate products in the BCG matrix - which products are cash cows, stars, question marks or dogs depending on their market share and growth rate. The key products discussed are Colgate Total toothpaste and Colgate toothpowder.
This presentation is about the colgate industry - its kind of market with respect to colgate. How the competition is? How the profit margin and variable costing is for a tooth paste industry is?
Colgate has been in business since 1806 starting as a soap and candle company. It introduced toothpaste in jars in 1873 and collapsible tubes in 1896. Today it focuses on oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition, selling products in over 200 countries. Colgate promotes its toothpaste, toothpowder, and mouthwash through innovative packaging and advertising strategies. It has implemented successful marketing strategies like partnering with dentists and targeting rural markets for growth. While it faces competition and pressure to lower prices, Colgate remains a market-leading brand with high visibility and customer loyalty due to its long history and financial strength.
A project on Brand Management of colgate by abdul qadir and sarafrazkhan. this project deals with blind taste test and other aspects of brand management.
The document outlines a marketing plan for a new toothpaste brand called Enamel Cap. It discusses the product features, target market of all customers, and marketing strategy of aggressive distribution and sampling. The plan focuses on traditional and digital promotion methods and positioning the toothpaste as an affordable "all-in-one" product for dental health. The goal is to quickly gain market share and become the leading toothpaste brand.
Comparison of Consumer behavior towards “Parle” and “Britannia”santoshpati92
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is the 4th largest sector in the Indian economy with Household and Personal Care accounting for 50 percent of FMCG sales in India. Growing awareness, easier access, and changing lifestyles have been the key growth drivers for the sector. The urban segment (accounts for a revenue share of around 55 percent) is the largest contributor to the overall revenue generated by the FMCG sector in India However, in the last few years, the FMCG market has grown at a faster pace in rural India compared with urban India. Semi-urban and rural segments are growing at a rapid pace and FMCG products account for 50 percent of total rural spending.
The document summarizes the results of Phase I of a brand tracking project for Colgate conducted by students. It includes a brief history of Colgate and describes using the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) model and Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique (ZMET) to evaluate Colgate's brand image and identity. The BAV found Colgate has the highest scores in relevance and esteem, and is in the leadership category. ZMET identified Colgate as a brand that promises satisfaction, confidence, love, care and value for money, and is a trusted family brand.
This document provides information about a marketing project report on the marketing strategies of Colgate toothpaste in India. It includes an introduction, company profile, product profiles of various Colgate toothpaste products, details of competitors, and research methodology. The project report aims to study Colgate's innovations in toothpaste products and the reasons for new product introductions. It discusses Colgate's diverse toothpaste line and competitive strategies in India.
This document summarizes a study on customer satisfaction with Colgate toothpaste users in Kanjirappally Taluk, India. The study aims to understand factors influencing customer purchases and examine customer satisfaction levels. It introduces the topic, outlines the objectives and significance of the study, and describes the methodology used, which includes collecting primary data through questionnaires and analyzing the data using statistical tools like percentages. The document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in the full study report.
One of the top toothpaste brands in Bangladesh, Close Up initially made its mark by uniquely focusing on freshness instead of germ protection like others in the market. In this presentation, we examine Close Up's brand positioning and elements and see how the consumer perceives the brand in relation with its competitors.
- Colgate was founded in 1806 and is now a global personal care company headquartered in the US.
- In India, Colgate has over 50% market share in the oral care segment, manufacturing and marketing toothpaste, toothbrushes and other oral care products.
- Colgate faces competition from HUL and other players but maintains leadership through strong brand recognition, rural expansion, and launching new products tailored to Indian consumers.
The document summarizes Colgate-Palmolive's launch of the Precision toothbrush in 1992. It describes the product development process over 3 years led by product manager Susan Steinberg. It analyzes the US toothbrush market and consumer behavior trends. It also outlines Colgate's marketing strategy for Precision, including positioning it as either a niche or mainstream product, advertising plans, distribution channels, and product testing. Financial projections estimated Precision could achieve 3-10% market share in year 1 and 5-14.7% in year 2 depending on the positioning chosen.
Market segmentation of colgate convertedPreetiSha2
Colgate-Palmolive segments its consumer base using demographic factors like age, gender, income, and other variables. It offers different toothpastes and oral care products targeted at specific age groups from infants to seniors. Products are tailored to needs across the lifespan. Colgate also segments between male and female consumers, with gender-specific products featuring popular characters. While mass marketed, Colgate finds most of its sales from middle-income consumers. Demographic segmentation allows Colgate to develop a wide range of oral care solutions to serve diverse consumer groups.
Colgate Palmolive started operations in Pakistan in 1977 as a joint venture between Colgate Palmolive USA and Lakson Group. It is one of the largest ventures of the group with assets over Rs. 400 million and annual turnover of Rs. 1500 million. Colgate's main competitors are Macleans, Medicam, Close-up, English, and Pepsodent. Its target market is middle to upper income families and it maintains a premium pricing strategy while emphasizing quality. The document discusses Colgate's product lines, distribution channels, and recommendations for expanding its brand.
Segmenting, Targeting and Positioning of the toothpaste industrySohinee Dabeedyal
There are several major types of toothpastes on the market based on their main components and intended uses, such as fluoride toothpaste for preventing decay, desensitizing toothpaste, and whitening toothpaste. The global toothpaste industry is dominated by a few large companies and toothpaste is one of the top fast-moving consumer goods. In Mauritius, the toothpaste market includes many international and local brands and is led by Colgate, which holds about 45% market share, while Aquafresh and Blendax also have significant shares. Toothpaste brands segment their customers and target different groups, with Colgate targeting multiple age groups and Sensodyne focusing on people with sensitive teeth. They also employ various
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American company focused on producing and distributing household products like soaps, detergents, and oral hygiene products. It was founded in 1806 and is headquartered in New York City. Colgate has a 51% market share in toothpaste and holds the number one spot for most trusted brand in India from 2003-2007. The presentation discusses Colgate's business, history, products, competitors, and future strategies around its 4P's.
The document provides an analysis of two individuals' Big-5 personality test results. It begins with an introduction to personality and the Big-5 model, which measures five traits: agreeableness, openness, extraversion, conscientiousness, and emotional stability. It then presents the test results for two individuals, labeled Person-A and Person-B, comparing their scores. The document concludes by discussing the values that the Big-Five model provides to managers for understanding employees' personalities.
The Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) fosters collaboration among food industry stakeholders to enhance food safety standards globally, ensuring consumer confidence and facilitating trade.
Climate change profoundly impacts food processing by altering agricultural yields, necessitating adaptation strategies, increasing production costs, disrupting supply chains, fostering innovation in preservation methods, and heightening food safety concerns.
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- Colgate was founded in 1806 as a starch, soap and candle factory in New York called William Colgate & Company. It introduced its first toothpaste in 1873.
- Today Colgate is a global company with numerous subsidiaries in over 200 countries. It holds the number one market share for toothpaste in India.
- Colgate faces competition from other brands like HUL's Pepsodent but maintains market leadership through innovation, new products, and promotional campaigns.
Colgate- John Hoffmeyer’s Brand Loyalty Measurement ModelShagun Lidhoo
This document discusses the Indian toothpaste market. It notes that many Indians still clean their teeth traditionally rather than with toothpaste. Toothpaste consumption per capita is low at 82 grams and the dentist to population ratio is 1:35,000. This leads to low oral hygiene awareness and widespread dental disease, as less than 15% of Indians brush twice daily. Colgate and Hindustan Lever dominate the organized toothpaste market with over 85% share, while red and black toothpowder accounts for 35% of the toothpowder market. The market has a few large multinational companies and some domestic Indian firms producing herbal toothpastes.
Marketing management presentation on colgateStewart Serrao
The marketing management presentation summarizes Colgate's history and marketing strategies. It outlines Colgate's timeline since 1806 and its product life cycle. The presentation also performs a SWOT analysis of Colgate and discusses the 4Ps of marketing - product, price, place, and promotion. Promotional tools discussed include increasing tube circumference, free dental checkups in mobile vans, advertisements, and attractive offers targeted at different age segments.
This document discusses the history and products of Colgate toothpaste. It began in 1806 as a starch, soap and candle factory. Over time it introduced various oral care products, including the first toothpaste in a tube in 1896. The document describes Colgate's product life cycle and how new products are introduced, grow in popularity, reach maturity, and eventually decline. It also discusses Colgate products in the BCG matrix - which products are cash cows, stars, question marks or dogs depending on their market share and growth rate. The key products discussed are Colgate Total toothpaste and Colgate toothpowder.
This presentation is about the colgate industry - its kind of market with respect to colgate. How the competition is? How the profit margin and variable costing is for a tooth paste industry is?
Colgate has been in business since 1806 starting as a soap and candle company. It introduced toothpaste in jars in 1873 and collapsible tubes in 1896. Today it focuses on oral care, personal care, home care, and pet nutrition, selling products in over 200 countries. Colgate promotes its toothpaste, toothpowder, and mouthwash through innovative packaging and advertising strategies. It has implemented successful marketing strategies like partnering with dentists and targeting rural markets for growth. While it faces competition and pressure to lower prices, Colgate remains a market-leading brand with high visibility and customer loyalty due to its long history and financial strength.
A project on Brand Management of colgate by abdul qadir and sarafrazkhan. this project deals with blind taste test and other aspects of brand management.
The document outlines a marketing plan for a new toothpaste brand called Enamel Cap. It discusses the product features, target market of all customers, and marketing strategy of aggressive distribution and sampling. The plan focuses on traditional and digital promotion methods and positioning the toothpaste as an affordable "all-in-one" product for dental health. The goal is to quickly gain market share and become the leading toothpaste brand.
Comparison of Consumer behavior towards “Parle” and “Britannia”santoshpati92
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is the 4th largest sector in the Indian economy with Household and Personal Care accounting for 50 percent of FMCG sales in India. Growing awareness, easier access, and changing lifestyles have been the key growth drivers for the sector. The urban segment (accounts for a revenue share of around 55 percent) is the largest contributor to the overall revenue generated by the FMCG sector in India However, in the last few years, the FMCG market has grown at a faster pace in rural India compared with urban India. Semi-urban and rural segments are growing at a rapid pace and FMCG products account for 50 percent of total rural spending.
The document summarizes the results of Phase I of a brand tracking project for Colgate conducted by students. It includes a brief history of Colgate and describes using the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) model and Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique (ZMET) to evaluate Colgate's brand image and identity. The BAV found Colgate has the highest scores in relevance and esteem, and is in the leadership category. ZMET identified Colgate as a brand that promises satisfaction, confidence, love, care and value for money, and is a trusted family brand.
This document provides information about a marketing project report on the marketing strategies of Colgate toothpaste in India. It includes an introduction, company profile, product profiles of various Colgate toothpaste products, details of competitors, and research methodology. The project report aims to study Colgate's innovations in toothpaste products and the reasons for new product introductions. It discusses Colgate's diverse toothpaste line and competitive strategies in India.
This document summarizes a study on customer satisfaction with Colgate toothpaste users in Kanjirappally Taluk, India. The study aims to understand factors influencing customer purchases and examine customer satisfaction levels. It introduces the topic, outlines the objectives and significance of the study, and describes the methodology used, which includes collecting primary data through questionnaires and analyzing the data using statistical tools like percentages. The document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in the full study report.
One of the top toothpaste brands in Bangladesh, Close Up initially made its mark by uniquely focusing on freshness instead of germ protection like others in the market. In this presentation, we examine Close Up's brand positioning and elements and see how the consumer perceives the brand in relation with its competitors.
- Colgate was founded in 1806 and is now a global personal care company headquartered in the US.
- In India, Colgate has over 50% market share in the oral care segment, manufacturing and marketing toothpaste, toothbrushes and other oral care products.
- Colgate faces competition from HUL and other players but maintains leadership through strong brand recognition, rural expansion, and launching new products tailored to Indian consumers.
The document summarizes Colgate-Palmolive's launch of the Precision toothbrush in 1992. It describes the product development process over 3 years led by product manager Susan Steinberg. It analyzes the US toothbrush market and consumer behavior trends. It also outlines Colgate's marketing strategy for Precision, including positioning it as either a niche or mainstream product, advertising plans, distribution channels, and product testing. Financial projections estimated Precision could achieve 3-10% market share in year 1 and 5-14.7% in year 2 depending on the positioning chosen.
Market segmentation of colgate convertedPreetiSha2
Colgate-Palmolive segments its consumer base using demographic factors like age, gender, income, and other variables. It offers different toothpastes and oral care products targeted at specific age groups from infants to seniors. Products are tailored to needs across the lifespan. Colgate also segments between male and female consumers, with gender-specific products featuring popular characters. While mass marketed, Colgate finds most of its sales from middle-income consumers. Demographic segmentation allows Colgate to develop a wide range of oral care solutions to serve diverse consumer groups.
Colgate Palmolive started operations in Pakistan in 1977 as a joint venture between Colgate Palmolive USA and Lakson Group. It is one of the largest ventures of the group with assets over Rs. 400 million and annual turnover of Rs. 1500 million. Colgate's main competitors are Macleans, Medicam, Close-up, English, and Pepsodent. Its target market is middle to upper income families and it maintains a premium pricing strategy while emphasizing quality. The document discusses Colgate's product lines, distribution channels, and recommendations for expanding its brand.
Segmenting, Targeting and Positioning of the toothpaste industrySohinee Dabeedyal
There are several major types of toothpastes on the market based on their main components and intended uses, such as fluoride toothpaste for preventing decay, desensitizing toothpaste, and whitening toothpaste. The global toothpaste industry is dominated by a few large companies and toothpaste is one of the top fast-moving consumer goods. In Mauritius, the toothpaste market includes many international and local brands and is led by Colgate, which holds about 45% market share, while Aquafresh and Blendax also have significant shares. Toothpaste brands segment their customers and target different groups, with Colgate targeting multiple age groups and Sensodyne focusing on people with sensitive teeth. They also employ various
Colgate-Palmolive Company is an American company focused on producing and distributing household products like soaps, detergents, and oral hygiene products. It was founded in 1806 and is headquartered in New York City. Colgate has a 51% market share in toothpaste and holds the number one spot for most trusted brand in India from 2003-2007. The presentation discusses Colgate's business, history, products, competitors, and future strategies around its 4P's.
The document provides an analysis of two individuals' Big-5 personality test results. It begins with an introduction to personality and the Big-5 model, which measures five traits: agreeableness, openness, extraversion, conscientiousness, and emotional stability. It then presents the test results for two individuals, labeled Person-A and Person-B, comparing their scores. The document concludes by discussing the values that the Big-Five model provides to managers for understanding employees' personalities.
The Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) fosters collaboration among food industry stakeholders to enhance food safety standards globally, ensuring consumer confidence and facilitating trade.
Climate change profoundly impacts food processing by altering agricultural yields, necessitating adaptation strategies, increasing production costs, disrupting supply chains, fostering innovation in preservation methods, and heightening food safety concerns.
Stay Ahead of the Curve with Our Weekly Food-Tech insights: Your Gateway to the Latest Innovations, Trends, and Industry buzz!
https://www.pmg.engineering/
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Exam Content1. Top of FormUse your selected company from WeeBetseyCalderon89
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Innovate uk Horizons Sustainable Economy Framework,Innovate UK
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Use it to develop and test your strategy, inform commercial decisions, and drive new innovation.
Strategic Operation Management (Case Study of Iceland))Mominul Plabon
Iceland Food is a major UK food retailer known for affordable prices and good quality frozen foods. A strategic analysis was conducted to identify issues and opportunities for Iceland's future business strategies. The analysis found that Iceland has a sizable UK market share through competitive pricing and quality. However, its growth strategy could consider additional issues like targeting all income levels and diversifying beyond just frozen foods. To strengthen its position, the most suitable strategic option for Iceland is to continuously introduce new product ranges in the existing UK market through internal resource and capability development.
Environmental and developmental issues are intimately connected. The existing process of development has exerted four negative effects on the ecosystem: global warming, ozone depletion, toxic pollution and erosion of biodiversity.[ Dr. Subhash Chandra Singh, “Global Dimensions of Ecological Crisis: The Discourse of Sustainable Use of the Earth Planet”, Vol-30, IBR, p. 393] Human activities during the last few decades of industrialization and population growth have polluted the atmosphere to the extent that it has begun to seriously affect the climate.
This document describes BHP Billiton’s scenario planning approach, including the potential portfolio implications of a transition to a 2°C world, where the global average temperature increase stays below 2°C relative to pre-industrial levels. Our analysis shows that the portfolio is resilient due to long-term demand, high-quality resources, low production costs and rapid payback periods of growth projects. In a 2°C world, we believe there is a likelihood of upside for uranium, high-quality metallurgical coal and iron ore. In addition, we expect that copper is resilient and would offer continued opportunity for growth. The Company’s gas exposure
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The sustainability accounting information systemAlexander Decker
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"Climate Crunch" : Scenarios for the global economic environmentFERMA
"Climate Crunch" : Scenarios for the global economic environment.
The recently published Global Risks 2014 report of the World Economic Forum identifies environmental risks as highest in terms of impact and likelihood. Those risks include both natural disasters, such as earthquakes and geomagnetic storms, and man-made risks such as
collapsing ecosystems, freshwater shortages, nuclear accidents and failure to mitigate or adapt to climate change. Failure of climate change mitigation and
adaptation is the fifth top risk concern according to
multi-stakeholders communities (see figure beside).
Climate change is evidence proven and this paper doesn’t intend to explore the causes. However, one can state that climate change is a systemic problem – it is one that touches all the others. As such by its systemic nature, it can cause breakdowns of entire systems and not only a component part. (
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Personal Investment Strategies
Develop a personal and household investment plan. What investment strategies will you use to improve your financial situation? Explain why you chose each strategy instead of others that you did not choose. How much will you invest each month? Estimate the return on your investment in 5 years, 10 years, and 20 years?
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The requirements below must be met for your paper to be accepted and graded:
1. Write a minimum of 400 words (approximately 2 pages) using Microsoft Word.
1. Attempt APA style.
1. Use font size 12 and 1” margins.
1. Include cover page and reference page.
1. At least 60% of your paper must be original content/writing.
1. No more than 40% of your content/information may come from references.
1. Use at least two references from outside the course material, preferably from EBSCOhost.
1. Text book, lectures, and other materials in the course may be used, but are not counted toward the two reference requirement.
1. Reference material (data, dates, graphs, quotes, paraphrased words, values, etc.) must be identified in the paper and listed on a reference page.
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SWOT Analysis and formulation of Marketing Mix for Colgate sensitive
1. COVER PAGE
Title : SWOT Analysis and formulation of
Marketing Mix for Colgate sensitive
Subject : MABD
Level / Semester : I / Feb 2010
Programme : MBA-FULL TIME
Subject Tutor : Mr. L. Surendra
Name of Student : Vivekanandan M
Student’s Registration Number : GPBL-B/F10/15
Date of Submission : Apr 05, 2010
Word Count : 1815 words
Word Limit : 2000 words
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2. Checklist
Student Name Vivekanandan M
Registration Number GPBL-B/F10/15
Date of submission of the Assignment
05/04/2010
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Yes
Are the pages numbered correctly?
Yes
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Universityof Wales online library. Any other internet source
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the “Guidelines to Writing Assignments”
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All material written in this assignment is my own and I have not used any material, content or
information of others claiming them to be mine. Wherever materials have been used, proper
citation has been done in the text. I am fully aware of the rules and regulations governing
plagiarism. Should at any point of time my work be suspected/investigated and established
to have been plagiarized, I am aware of the consequences. I have read the Student’s
Handbook in detail.
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3. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE No.
List of Tables 1
List of Figures 1
FMCG Industry Introduction 2
Strength Weakness Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) Analysis
an Introduction
3
SWOT Analysis for Colgate Sensitive 4
Marketing mix analysis 6
Formulation of marketing mix for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste 7
Conclusion 9
Bibliography 10
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Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
4. LIST OF TABLES PAGE No.
Table 1 - SWOT Analysis for Colgate sensitive 5
Table 2 - Marketing mix for Colgate sensitive toothpaste 8
LIST OF FIGURES PAGE No.
Figure 1 - Marketing planning process 3
Figure 2 - Marketing mix strategy 6
1
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
5. FMCG Industry Introduction
All products that are sold quickly and relatively at lower cost are called as Fast Moving
Consumer Goods (FMCG). Some examples for FMCG products are – food products, sugar,
chocolate, noodles, dairy products, soft drinks, soaps and detergents, cosmetics.
Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry is the fourth largest industry in India with
the market size of over Rs: 65000 Crore. FMCG market is expected to touch Rs: 167000
Crores by 2015. In India, per capita consumption of jams, toothpaste, skin care, hair wash, etc
are low, indicating that - these are untapped market segment.
Leading Indian brands in FMCG sector includes - Indian Tobacco Company (ITC), Nestle
India, Dabur India and Marico Industries. International brands that compete in Indian FMCG
market include – Hindustan Unilever Ltd, Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care and
Colgate Palmolive.
According to the research conducted by AC Nielsen on top 100 FMCG brands, 62 brands are
owned by MNCs and remaining 38 brands are owned by Indian companies. Out of the 62
brands owned by MNCs, Hindustan Unilever Ltd owns 27 brands. Personal care category
consists of 21 brands out of which 11 brands are owned by Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Food
category has 18 major brands and house hold category is dominated by 2 key players –
Godrej and Reckitt Benckiser. Oral care category is dominated by Colgate Palmolive and
Hindustan Unilever Ltd with 49% and 30% market share respectively. Various brands in oral
care category include – Colgate, Close-up, Promise, Babool, Anchor, Pepsodent, Vicco,
Meswaak, Dabur laal.
SWOT analysis for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste is presented in this report, along with the
visible Marketing Mix that is adequate for the product. Colgate Sensitive toothpaste was
launched in India on Feb 2009.
2
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
6. Strength Weakness Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) Analysis an Introduction
SWOT analysis is a planning tool used by marketing managers to organize the information
collected during situation analysis. SWOT analysis encompasses positive and negative
factors related to internal and external environment. SWOT analysis provides direction for
creating marketing plan. SWOT analysis can also uncover competitive advantages that can be
leveraged by the company.
Political, Economic, Social (demographic, cultural and sociological) and Technological
(PEST) analysis is a strategic tool for understanding the market growth or decline. PEST
analysis is a major component of SWOT analysis. Another component in SWOT analysis is
to determine the strength and weakness of the company relative to its competitors and the
company’s capabilities to compete in the future environment. The result of SWOT analysis
can be summarized as set of strategic questions and potential future scenarios. Strategic
questions are generally “what-if” questions.
Figure 1: Marketing Planning Process
Customer Needs
Company Objective
Competitors
S
W
O
T
Political
Economical
Social
Technological
Segmentation &
Targeting
Differentiation &
Positioning
Produc
t
Place
Price Promotion
3
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
7. SWOT Analysis for Colgate Sensitive
The vision for Colgate Palmolive in India is “to be innovative leader with its brands in every
home”.
Political Factor:
Politics has a huge influence on the regulation of business and spending power of consumers.
Following are the political factors that can act as an opportunity for the market growth of
Colgate Sensitive:
1. No excise duty for manufacturing plants in the excise-free zones
2. Indian Government focus on “inclusive growth” – to boost the rural economy
3. Tamilnadu government’s “Kalaignar Kapitu Thittam” will increase the life
expectancy of people living below poverty line.
4. Decrease in income tax for individuals, will help individuals spend more money on
FMCG products.
Following are the political factors that can act as threat for the market growth of Colgate
Sensitive:
1. Rising fuel price
2. 2% hike in excise duty
3. Hike in MAT (Minimum Alternative Tax)
4. Rising other input material costs
Economic Factor:
Following are the economic factors that can act as an opportunity for the market growth of
Colgate Sensitive:
1. Rising income of rural population
2. Decrease in interest rate
3. GDP growth
4. Demand supply
Following are the economic factors that can act as threat for the market growth of Colgate
Sensitive:
1. Recession
4
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
8. Social Factor:
Following are the social factors that can act as an opportunity for the market growth of
Colgate Sensitive:
1. Increased life expectancy
2. Population suffering from bleeding gums
3. During pregnancy, women suffer from bleeding and sensitive gums
4. Retail stores reaching rural areas
5. Life style changes in rural areas
Following are the social factors that can act as threat for the market growth of Colgate
Sensitive:
1. Eating of junk and unhealthy food by youths might reduce their life span.
Technological Factor:
Following are the technological factors that can act as threat for the market growth of Colgate
Sensitive:
1. Tablets and medicines for sensitive gums
2. Chewing sugarless gums
Positive Factor Negative Factors
InternalFactors
Strength
Strong brand name in oral care
Good distribution network
Unique product – for people having
sensitive gums
Dental care assurance
Dentists/Doctors endorsed
Small size
100% Vegetarian
Available in liquid form
Weakness
Children below 12 years can use only on
doctor’s recommendation
Not a natural product
Costly compared to other toothpastes
ExternalFactors
Opportunities
Untapped rural market
Aging population
Kids with bleeding gums
Patients suffering from bleeding gums
During pregnancy, women suffer from
bleeding and sensitive gums
Threats
Not approved by Indian Dental
Association (IMA)
Target for competition, domestic brand
and international brand
Not available in all grocery stores
Table 1: SWOT Analysis for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste
5
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
9. Marketing mix analysis
Marketing mix consists of set of controllable elements, which the companies can blend to
produce desired response from the target market. While creating the marketing mix for a
product, all the elements and their relationship with other elements should be considered.
Analytic Network Process (ANP) is used for analysis an element and its relationship with
other element.
Formulation of marketing mix involves, analysis of the following controllable elements,
a. Product – Analysis should be performed on variety, quality, features, brand name,
packaging, size, warranties.
b. Price – The price should be correlated with the product position in the market.
Various pricing strategy can be followed to determine the product price.
c. Place – Placement analysis require companies distribution channel.
d. Promotion – Identify the communication objective the company is aiming.
Figure 2: Marketing mix strategy
Product Price
Promotion Place
Target
market
6
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
10. Formulation of marketing mix for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste
a. Product
Colgate sensitive has 3 wide product lines, gel toothpaste, mouth wash and tooth
brush. Colgate sensitive brand was introduced to address the sensitive gum problem.
The product is available in 3 sizes – 50g gel toothpaste, 100g gel toothpaste, 100ml
mouth wash. The product is targeted for adults suffering from sensitive gums. The
benefit of this product is – relief from sensitive gum within 2 weeks.
b. Price
Colgate sensitive is a unique product and does not have competition. The price should
be determined based on the demand. Colgate sensitive is priced high when compared
to the ordinary toothpaste available in the market.
c. Place
Existing distribution network is used for distributing the product. Distribution
network includes – Retail outlets, grocery shops, medical stores, Malls, etc..
Distribution network should be expanded to cover the rural areas.
d. Promotion
Product launch of Colgate sensitive in Indian market and press release for the new
product launch. Free sample distribution of the new product and press release for the
free sample distribution.
Dedicated home page for Colgate sensitive, providing more information on the
product like its features, benefits, availability etc…
Advertisements in print media, Television, internet and in clubs where elderly people
get-together.
Awareness campaign like - direct mailers can be sent to all old aged people regarding
the sensitive gum, email campaigns to adults who take care of elderly parents.
7
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
11. Marketing
Mix
Marketing
Mix Elements
Observations
Product
Variety Gel
Mouth wash
Quality Build a protective shield around the teeth
Fast relief from sudden shocks of pain
Long term sensitivity protection
Fresh breath
Whiter teeth
Design Silica
Sorbitol
Glycerin
Potassium Nitrate
Terasodium Pyrophosphate
Copolmer
SodiumLaurylSulfate
Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose
Sodium Saccharin,Xanthan Gum
Features Fast sensitivity
Proven protection against cavities
Fight plagues
Help maintain the natural whiteness of teeth
Freshens breath
Fights pain due to sweet/sour/hot/cold foods by desensitizing
nerves
Helps maintain the natural whiteness of your teeth
Significant inhibitory effect on the formation of supra-gingival
calculus
Has a pleasant taste
You will notice improvement in 2-4 weeks
Brand Name Protection to sensitive gums
Packaging Tube and plastic bottle
Size 50g, 100g, 100ml (mouth wash)
Warranties 24 months
Price
List Price 50g – Rs: 35
100g – Rs: 60
100ml – Rs: 40 (mouth wash)
Promotion
Sales
Promotion
Free samples
http://www.colgatepromotions.co.in/colgate_sensitive/colgate_se
nsitive_sampling.php
Advertisement Website, in medical stores, TV
http://www.colgate.co.in/app/ColgateSensitiveNew/IN/HomePag
e.cvsp
http://www.colgate.co.in/app/ColgateSensitiveNew/IN/Colgate-
Sensitive-Toothpaste.cvsp
Sales Force Retail, malls, grocery shops, medical stores
8
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
12. Public
Relation
Direct
Marketing
Press release on new product launch
http://www.colgate.co.in/app/Colgate/IN/Corp/PressRoom/Produ
ct.cvsp?newsArticle=News_040209
PR on free sample distribution
http://www.dealpals.com/get-free-sample-colgate-sensitive-
toothpaste
http://www.offersgalore.net/2009/03/get-free-sample-of-colgate-
sensitive.html
Place
Channel Use existing distribution channel
Coverage Inclusive distribution
Location Urban, sub-urban, rural
Table 2: Marketing mix for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste
Conclusion:
SWOT analysis is done in order to scrutinize and build organizations strength in order to
overcome its weakness, grab the available and upcoming opportunities and cope with the
threats whereas marketing mix is done for the product positioning. Now from SWOT analysis
we can identify the internal capabilities of an organization and as well as the external factors
based on which we can formulate the marketing mix strategy which results in increase in
market share and profitability of the organization. SWOT analysis gives a clear vision for
implementing strategies in a question form like:
What are the strengths of your product?
What makes it better than other product?
Are these strengths sufficiently exploited and defended?
What are the weaknesses of the product and what makes it inferior than other products
and how to overcome with this?
If resources are appropriately placed what other external factors are there that can be
embraced?
What possible external factors is there that could reduce your market share?
So keeping all these things in mind, marketing analyst develops the business strategy which
we term as a marketing mix. So we can say that SWOT analysis is probably the first step in
putting together a marketing plan or business plan for your product or business. It helps to
identify, classify and prioritize the issues clearly so that we can formulate the strategy
accordingly. So what we can view is that to increase profitability and market share there must
be proper marketing mix strategy and for that we must depend on SWOT analysis.
9
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
13. Bibliography
1. Philip Kotler, Marketing Management, 11th
Edition
2. Tony Procter, Strategic Marketing – An Introduction
3. Roger A Kerin, Steven W Hartley, Eric N Berkowitz and William Rudelins,
Marketing – Eigth Edition
4. Vithala R Rao, Joel H Steckel, Analysis for Strategic Marketing
5. http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrelease/food/2010022744524.pdf (Apr 02, 2010)
6. http://www.ibef.org/download/indianbazaar_jan19.pdf (Apr 02, 2010)
7. http://www.naukrihub.com/india/fmcg/ (Apr 02, 2010)
8. http://www.naukrihub.com/india/fmcg/scope/ (Apr 02, 2010)
9. http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/FMCG-industry-eyes-15-growth-this-
yr/562232/ (Apr 02, 2010)
10. http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/FMCG-industry-eyes-15-growth-this-
yr/562232/ (Apr 02, 2010)
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12. http://www.creativedecisions.net/~rozann/0Proceedings/Final_Papers/74_Sadic_Mark
etingMixWithANP_REV_FIN.pdf (Apr 04, 2010)
10
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage