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Marketing Application & Practices: Rahul A. More Shrenik J. Magdum Ravi Kumar Sanjay Yadav Asha Jadhav Madhuri Bharati

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Marketing Application & Practices

Submitted By
Rahul A. More
Shrenik J. Magdum
RAVI KUMAR
SANJAY YADAV
ASHA JADHAV
MADHURI BHARATI

SUBMIT TO :-Prof. SANJOG KAKADE


INTRODUCTION

Launching ROSE shampoo


product in present market
ROSE SHAMPOO

ROSE Shampoo was the first shampoo to be


launched in sachets and was majorly targeted at
Rural India for the people falling in low income
groups. Rose Shampoo identified a humongous
opportunity in rural and semi urban India and
created waves with its entry into these markets.
Combining innovative sachet packing, strategic
pricing (At Re.1 and 50p) and a strong and motivated
distribution network, Rose Shampoo transformed
the very nature of shampoo packaging and usage.
MISSION

The leading consumer goods company


with a mission to improve the lives of
consumers wherever it operates.
MOTO

 Make hair shine & black

 Formula used to despite the smell of


detergents

Consist of natural herbal product


CONTINUE
Clean the hair.

To avoid from dandruff

Make hair silky


PRODUCT

HAIR & CARE


ROSE
SHAMPOO
CONTINUE

100% natural product.


No harmful chemical.
Approved by Indian dermatologist
association.
Ingredients :- pearl & soybean essence ,
Korean ginseng, camellia oil essence &
eucalyptus essence
PRICE
There are three steps on decision on
pricing strategy

 Marketing analysis

 Financial objective

 Cost analysis
PLACE
Traditional Distribution Channel

M-D-W-R-C.
Modern Trading

Factory to direct malls & shops.


Big Bazaar, D-Mart, More etc.
In Contrast, shampoo bottles are more
popular in the Northern markets
About 50 % of the shampoo bottles are
sold in the Northern region alone
Shampoo Market Urban/Rural
split-up (volume)

35%
RURAL

URBAN

65%
PROMOTION

• Trial and free samples

• Ad Strategy based on the powerful appeal of


cinema among common masses

• Innovative radio ads based on popular cinema


dialogues, unlike plain radio jingles of
competitors
CONTINUE
Popular cine stars endorsed Rose –
Amala, Khushboo, Manorma and Charlie

Radioused as a sole mass advertising


medium.

Annual ads spend about Rs 2 Lacs


STRENGTHS
The company has advanced technology &
well skilled professional
The Rose shampoo is high quality product
.
The target market is educated .
Participative management style .
Very good distribution network all over
India
WEAKNESS

Competitors has strong promotional


activities like HUL ,DABUR.

Imported brands also available in market.

Customers are offered better alternatives


by the competition.
OPPORTUNITIES
Entre new market or segments

Rural marketing prospective

Managing brand and brand equity

National Income generated

Fast market growth


THREATS
Political and Economic factor.

Government policies.

High rate of competition.

Local and foreign competitor.


Recommendations

Variants and Innovative Promos


Focus on strengths
Change Mindset
Improve packaging for bottles
Totally different brand
FUTURE PLAN
Company has future plan to increase it’s
market share from 20% to 25%

Enter into market of Baby shampoo and


shampoo plus conditioner

Export it’s product in Asian countries like


shrilanka, Nepal, Bangladesh etc.
Thank
you….

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