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- Prepared By Gaurav Bhoi-6 Mukesh Jain -17 Namrata James-18 Rina Jani-40 Rahul Sonvane-47
Marketing innovations are aimed at better addressing customer needs, opening up new markets, or newly positioning a firms product on the market, with the objective of increasing the firms sales.
India has 2 economies 1. The rapidly growing Urban India housing the worlds best IT firms and the worlds biggest slums. 2. Rural India, which still depends on subsistence agriculture Due to the vast difference in the economies, lifestyles, tastes and accessibility, different strategies have to be adopted to enter each segment. Strategies would differ based on VS
Product: Rural Bharat: Basic necessities. Urban India: Discretionary items and basic necessities Price: Rural Bharat: very price sensitive, extremely inelastic, the lower the price, the better Urban India: looking for the price quality balance. Just low price is not sufficient Promotion: Rural Bharat: One to one education, TV, local events and festivals. Urban India: 360 promotion Placement: Rural Bharat: small ration shops, hawkers, local markets. Making the distribution channel very difficult and far flung. Local and efficient distribution is essential to ensure penetration Urban India: all modern trade channels, making the distribution easier and manageable.
Supply chain management: due to lack of connectivity it is very essential to have efficient and effective Supply Chain
HUL Shakti: using rural women as distributors of HUL products Tata: uses NGO network to distribute products Reliance Retail: uses procurement from local villages to supply to the neighboring cities
Affordability
Provide cheap prices by introducing smaller unit packs
Godrej: introduced its key proposition in soaps and fairness cream in 50 gm packs for Rs 4-5 for Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Utter Pradesh
Coca cola: grabbed the rural India market share by introducing returnable 200 ml glass bottles of Coke for Rs 5, to bridge the gap between soft drinks and locally available options like tea, lemon water and butter milk
Hindustan Lever: launched its best selling soap Lifebouy at Rs. 2 for 50 gm LG launched its first low priced TV for Rs 3000
Acceptability: Offer tailor-made products suited for the needs and lifestyle of the market Coca Cola: understanding the problem of lack of electricity and refrigerators in rural areas, Coca Cola provided low cost ice boxes and thermocol boxes HDFC: tied with NGOs to offer low price insurance covers Easy to understand LG: introduced regional language games in its low cost TV
Awareness : The means of awareness is very different in Rural India in comparison to Urban India One to one contact program: Use of personal interface is very important to gain trust, demonstrate, induce trial and educate Promotion: Entertainment Cultural events example religious plays and performances Dances, folk performances Local annual fairs Annual Hatts (local marketplace) Weekly Marts Mobile vans
between low cost and good quality) McDonald's : value pricing and bundling strategy, Happy Meal, Combo Meal, Family Meal which helped drive sales volumes.
Promotion (Movies, bollywood and tollywood actors, local icons, sports) difference in promotion tactics based on region
Gillette: Use of sports as key promotion vehicle, use of Rediff (Indias leading website for news and mail) and Zapak (Indias leading geaming website) to market its product
ITC Fiama de Wills Shampoo: entering an over crowded category dominated by MNC brands, ITC noticed that products are divided based on Cosmetic and Natural offering. They decided to combine these 2 benefits and offer the best of both worlds.
Once all these criteria are met then the middle class Indians will become purchasers with a high degree of loyalty to a specific brand
PLACE
Facebook is indeed not only for the lonely hearted who wants to make millions of friends online, but it is also for the entrepreneurs with the launch of Facebook marketing. It is a place where sellers can showcase and promote their products and services online that surely connects a seller instantly to millions of potential clients. Marketing on Facebook is a good opportunity for entrepreneurs who do not have the budget to rent locations to build shops where they can market their products. By just creating a Facebook account, one can already establish an identity that will connect him/her to other users and online sellers.
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PACKAGING INNOVATION
Green berry tea, bird shaped tea bags Designed by Natalia Ponomareva, from Russia. This design is currently just a concept, but apparently the wings unfurl in the hot water.
Yogurt with a built-in spoon from Cho Hyeseung, the yogurt lid turns into a spoon.
PROMOTION
Promotional Products
Promotional products or items are pieces of goods and commodities given away for free by marketing and communication programs. Typically, these are stamped or bedecked with the name, appellation, emblem or message of the particular company or group in question.
These 2 glasses were stuck on to the bonnet and back of my car by someone at a crossing, and I spent a good 20 minutes trying to shake them off by swerving the car. On reaching office I took them off and found the magnet which said "Magnet sticks to Iron a Class V question SRK Saying Paanchvi Paas.
2. Highly innovative campaigns draw the user in often engaging the user in the story or campaign.
3. Innovative campaigns draw their creativity from the intersection of 2 or more marketing devices.
Aircel: Telecom, started its journey in Mumbai and is now in all other metros. On July 13 and 14, when heavy rains lashed the city. People stranded at the subway used the raft to move around and men in Aircel branded Tshirts were available to help commuters.
BINGO
PRODUCT INNOVATION
NANO CAR
Tata Motors launched world's cheapest car, Tata Nano in India in March 2009. It is fast, swift and most importantly easy on the pocket. In November Tata Motors launched a brand new variant of Tata Nano, which will be available to the consumers in new colours and would come with a more powerful petrol motor that will deliver a superb mileage of 25.4 km per litre.
Background
Indian consumers traditionally oil their hair the night before washing, to lubricate and give it shine The following morning, shampoo is used and the oil removed So, shampoo and oil do not naturally go together in one product
Challenge
Can Garnier convince the consumer that shampoo and oil can go together as a 2 in 1 proposition?
Result
Due to its uniqueness, the product has induced trial The acid test for consumer retention is the actual product quality and effect
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