Positioning Statement & Market Analysis Prepared By: Ariba Mehtab
: 11059
Zainab Anwer Noorani : 11480 Report On :Lipton Yello Label Tea
Class M.B.A (Morning) 9:00 to 12:00 Submitted To : Mohammead Azam Khan Announced date: Due Date:
Tuesday, 16 th March, 2010 Tuesday, 06 th April, 2010
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Table of Contents Contents:
1 Positioning Positioning Statement Of Lipton Lipton Yellow Label 2. Introduction Of unilever 3. Product Category H istory of Tea Tea In Pakistan 4. Executive summary 5. Product Name Lipton Yellow Label 6. Overview Of Pakistan·s Tea Indusrty 7. Target Marketing 8. Statement of need or opportunity 9. Core benefit proposition 10. Market Segmentation of Lipton Yellow Label 11. SWOT Analsis Of Lipton Yellow Label 12. Primary Competitive Alternative 13. Primary Point of difference of Lipton Yellow Label 14. 4P·s of Marketing Lipton Yellow Label 15. Positioning of Lipton Yellow Label 16. Brand Repositioning Repositioning & its types 17. Brand Repositioning Repositioning of Lipton Yellow Label 18. Questionnaire for consumers 19. Summary of findings 20. 20 . Graphs 21. 21 . Thank You 1.
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Acknowledgement Acknowledgement
The profound Thanks goes to ALLA H Almighty ,most gracious most merciful whom alone we worship and ask for help.
This report was arguably one of the most painful yet thrilling experiences in this semester. There were times when we were thankful, times when we were frustrated, and times when we were filled with disbelief and at last we were successful in fulfiling our task and we have an above average report for you all to read. Thanks to Allah for giving us the skill as well as the will to survive with our heads held high throughout.We would also like to Thank our Teacher Dr.Mohamed Azam Khan (Principles of Marketing) who have been providing guidance and suport during the whole process of our report. To our parents and family who have supported us, our salutes! Thanks to those anonymous angels at Lipton who helped us get information about the industry.
Making this report has immensely helped us in understanding the skills of Marketing. Thanks! And finally « thanks to those those cups of tea we·ve we·ve l had during this report!! report!! Sup Assignment & Project POM for MBA M BA Spring 2010
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1:- Name: Ariba Mehtab Reg. No. 11059 Sec/Day Tuesday 9:00-12:00 2:- Name: Zainab Anwer Noorani Reg. No. 11480 Sec/Day Tuesday 9:00-12:00
POSITIONING STATEMENT OF LIPTON YELLOW LABEL ´For
all age group people belonging to middle, upper middle & upper. (Target customer)
Who
want active and refreshing life style for themselves themselv es and and their famalies. (Statement of need or opportunity)
The
LIPTON YELLOW LABEL
is a
(Product name
tea
(Product category)
That has taste. Flavor,colour and aroma. (Core benefit proposition)
´Unlike TAPAL (Primary competitive alternative)
Our product
has high ethical value and has good taste.
(Primary point of difference)
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odu odu cti on on Intr
Of u ni lever lever
Unilever
is one of the worlds w orlds greatest consumer goods company and lipton yellow label is a product of Unilever.They sell around 150 million products a day,which makes them worlds largest food businesses and a leader in Home and Personal Care markets.There brands meet people everyday needs for nutrituion, hygiene and personal care and they are obsessed with developing new products that reflect the way that people likes and tastes are changing. cha nging.
L ocati ocati on: on: Uni lever lever P akist akist an an Li mit ed. ed. Avari Avari P laz laz a,Fa ,Fati ma ma Ji nnah nnah R oas oas K arachi. arachi.
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rodu ct Produ
C at egory egory :-
The product category of our product is tea.
or y H i s t ory
of T ea ea
O ri gi n of T ea ea ² L egend egend M yth s and an d Fact ac t s After water, tea is the most widely-consumed beverage in the world It has a cooling, slightly bitter, astringent flavour which many enjoy. There are at least six varieties of tea: white, yellow, green, oolong, black and pu-erh [6] of which the most commonly found on the market are white, green, oolong and [7 ] black.[7] All teas are made from the same species of plant, though different varieties may be used, and the leaves are processed differently, and, in the case of fine white tea, grown differently. Pu-erh tea, a post-fermented tea, is also often used medicinally. [6 ] First Discovery According to Chinese mythology, in 2737 BC the Chinese Emperor, Shen Nung, scholar and herbalist, was sitting beneath a tree while his servant boiled drinking water. A leaf from the tree dropped into the water and Shen Nung decided decided to try the brew. The tree was a wild tea tree. There are many authentic and supposed references to tea in the centuries before Christ, according to the Chinese dictionary dated circa 350 AD. The Chinese t'u was often used to describe shrubs other than tea, hence the confusion when
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Confucius allegedly referred to tea or t'u when writing about the "sow thistle" plant in the Book of Odes. From the earliest times tea was renowned for its properties as a healthy, refreshing drink. By the third century AD many stories were being told and some written about tea and the benefits of tea drinking, but it was not until the Tang Dynasty (6818 - 906 BC) that tea became China's national drink and the word ´chaµ was used to describe tea. The modern term "tea" derives from early Chinese dialect words - such as Tchai, Cha and Tay - used both to describe the beverage beverage and the leaf. Known as Camellia sinensis, tea is an evergreen evergreen plant of the Camellia family. It has smooth, shiny pointed leaves which look similar to the privet hedge leaf found in British gardens T HE HE T E E A PLANT
There are more than 1,500 teas to choose from more than 25 different listed countries around the world but the main producers are India, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Malawi, Indonesia and China. It is cultivated as a plantation crop, likes acidic soil and a warm climate with at least 50 inches of rain per annum. Other factors affecting flavor characteristics are the methods of processing and, of course, the blending together of teas from different areas and regions OR the additions of flowers, fruit, oils, herbs or spices from other plants.
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T ea ea
ak i s t an an I n P aki
Drinking tea defines our culture as well as history. Around 95% of the total tota l world·s population is relatively familiar with tea, its strong and sensational aroma and its soothing, yet slightly bitter astringent flavour (taste). After water, tea is the most widely-consumed beverage in the world. In Pakistan, almost every 10th person is a tea addict a ddict and undoubtedly feels feels proud of this addiction (and I am now one of them too, and a proud one). May it be the light yet effective green tea, the slight ting of lemon tea, the amazingly ´sab ki favouriteµ doodh doodh patti, the occational Kashmiri Chai, or the delicacy of herbal tea, we all love and adore tea. Doodh patti, is the widely used form of tea in Pakistan, Pakista n, then comes the rest. Now when it comes to tea, which is a commodity (and now a days a basic one in every household), we search for the one who has to offer the following:
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great flavour
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highly aromatic
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easily accessible
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affordable
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Executive Summary Tea is considered to be an essential consumption item in many countries of the world, including Pakistan. The history of tea drinking in the subcontinent can be traced far back. Over a period of time, t ime, the colonials improved the quality and taste ta ste of tea. At present there are two kinds of tea available in the market: branded and unbranded (loose) tea, the ratio is (54:46) respectively. Bulk importers sell tea to retailers in loose form, while the second category of bulk importers sell packaged tea under brand names. Branded VS Unbranded
Unbranded 46% Branded 54% Branded Unbranded
All tea in Pakistan is imported. Therefore, tea, a traditional hospitality item in Pakistan, consumes a large amount of foreign exchange. Pakistan mainly imports tea from Kenya and other African countries like Uganda, Burundi and Tanzania, while multinational companies in Pakistan also import tea from Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Bangladesh. The current tea imports are approximately 150,000 tons. There are unlimited quantities of smuggled tea flooding the market. The main problem at present is that smuggled tea has now taken over the market, simply because of the high duty and taxes levied by the government on branded tea. Smuggled tea escapes all duties and levies, and therefore can be sold cheaply, as loose tea. Now efforts are being made to grow tea leaves locally.
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rodu ct Produ
N ame ame :-
In product category the product name is Lipton Yellow Label.
Lipton Yellow Label Lipt on on t ea ea clears you you r mi nd nd so you you can can see thi ngs ngs th at o t oth ers ers dont. dont. Lipton was created in the end of 19 th century by Sir Thomas Lipton in Glasgow,Scotland. Under the slogan ´Direct from the tea gardens to the Tea potµ, this entrepreneurial entrepreneurial businessman wanted to make tea a popular and approachable drink to every one_with a high quality and a reasonable price product.
Si r
Th omas omas Lipt on on
In 1929, the Lipton grocery retail business was one of the companies that merged with Home and Colonial Stores to form a food group with over 3,000 stores. The group traded as Home and Colonial Stores until 1961 when it took to ok the name of Allied Stores.[1]
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Lipton's became a supermarket chain focused on small towns, before Allied's 1982 acquisition by Argyll Group: the supermarket business was rebranded as Presto during the 1980s. Meanwhile, the Lipton tea business was acquired by consumer goods company Unilever in a number of separate transactions, transactions, starting with the purchase of the US and Canadian Lipton business in 1938 and completed in 1972 when Unilever bought the remainder of the global gl obal Lipton business. Sir Thomas Lipton's vision to provide the best quality tea has made ma de Lipton the number one tea in the world w orld today. Lipton offers an option to tea lovers to enjoy their favorite drink in an exciting and refreshing way. Lipton is the tea brand for Unilever, one of the biggest multinationals around a round the globe. According to a source,
1649 cups of Lipton Tea are enjoyed every second 8245 cups of Lipton Tea are enjoyed every time you blink 1252 cups of Lipton Tea are drunk every time your heart beats beat s 52 billion cups of Lipton Tea are a re drunk each year
Maki aki ng ng
a bi g splash splash
Lipton is one of the world's great refreshment brands, making a big splash in the global beverages market; it is the epitome of international quality. Lipton L ipton Yellow Label's assurance of quality has helped it become the world's largest selling tea brand. Specially plucked from the best tea gardens of Kenya and blended to perfection - it is truly the gold standard in tea. The 100% 1 00% International Blend made with one of the best technologies available in the world, has been brought to you to provide the finest tea drinking experience. experience.
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B e th e b est est yo you u can can b e
Drinking Lipton is a way for the consumers to feel great in mind and body - to feel good about themselves and the world around them. Lipton allows its consumers to be the best that they can be«to stay engaged and connected. Goals
To satisfy our customers and achieve a chieve success worldwide. Focu ocu s
Our main focus is on trust.We believe that trust is the foundation of our business actions.We believe honesty is absouletly necessary and its it s integrity cannot be compromised.All our actions and decisions are guided by fairness fa irness and sinserity of commitment. Out st andi andi ng ng Qu alit alit y
We believe in dedicating ourselves to achieve a chieve ourselves to achieve an outstanding quality in all our activities.Excellence is a journey and not a destination.Quality destination.Quality is a way of life to us.
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Unit y and creati creati v vit i t y
We believe in unity of purpose and value the benefit of co-ordinated efforts & we are open to new ideas at every aspect of our business.
Overview of tea industry in Pakistan rodu u ct Prod Intr oducti on
Lifecycle Lifecycle
Gr owth
rix Mat
Maturity
Decline
s e l a S
Lipton Tapal Supreme Tetley
Time
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T arget arget Marketi arketi ng ng
Targeting a segment means the company compa ny is making a selection and targeting a certain group of consumers or buyers for its product or services. Evaluation of different segments that companies make is most critical before targeting any segment, every company have its own criteria of selecting a segment such as size, potentiality of growth, profitability, economies economies of scale, or low l ow risk in the segment. Lipton Yellow Label has target different market segments . Lipton Yellow Label basically has targeted ta rgeted the urban areas and has concentrated concentrated on the upper and middle classes.Therefore despite the fact that it uses a mass marketing approach it can easily be denoted that this product is catered to a particular segment. Even in its marketing approach for Lipton Yellow Label, the product is presented in a different way for instance the teabags are targeted toward the upper high class, while soft packs and jar packs are targeted for middle and middle lower class. Today as both men and women consume equal amounts of tea the age group segment selected for Lipton is for all age group for they want to target those people who are young, trendy, cosmopolitan.
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at ement ement oof St
need or opportu opportu nit y
Lipton yellow label is for themselves who want active & refreshing refreshing lifesyle for themselves and there families
C ore ore b enefit enefit propos propositi iti on on The core benefit benefit proposition proposition of Lipton yellow label is that it has : y y y y
taste. flavor colour aroma.
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arket Segment egment ati on on Market
Of Li pt on on Y ellow ellow L abel abel
arket Segment egment ati on on Market
Distinct needs - regular tea/ green tea
Characteristics ² taste, aroma, strength
Behavior ² in terms of 4 P·s Segmentation of consumer market
ATUS CURRENT ST
OF
AT IO SEGMENT ION
There are two clear segments of consumers in the market, branded tea consumers and un-branded tea consumers. In Sindh, branded tea is consumed by most of the cities, whereas in the rural areas both branded and unbranded are equally popular. In Punjab, the city dwellers as well as a majority of rural areas are absolutely brand loyal while unbranded tea is only popular in teashops and hotels. In NWFP and Balochistan, 90% of the population still prefer the unbranded form as it gives them the chance of see and smell what they buy before paying for it. In addition, the mindset is such that now no other tea brand can compete because consumers are strongly brand loyal.
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Segment egment ati on on
Vari ari ables ables
Geographi eographi c Segment egment ati on on y y y y y
y y y y y y y y y
:-
World region Country Cities Density Climate
D emographi emographi c y
D at a
Asia Pakistan All major cities of Pakistan Urban-Rural Hot & dry
Segment egment ati on:on:-
Age Gender Family size Family life cycle Income Occupation Education Religion Race Nationality
All A ll age group Male,Female 1-2,3-4,5 above Married & Unmarried 12000 above White collar & service workers School,colleges & Universities All Asian Pakistani
Psych sych ographi ographi c Segment egment ati on:on:y y
Social Class Lifestyle
y
B eh av av i i ou ral ral y y y y y
Middle class n upper class Fulfilled,believers,exper Fulfilled,believers,experience ience makers and Strugglers
Segment egment ati on:on:-
Occassion Benefits Loyality Status Readiness Stage Attitude towards brand
Any occassion Quality,taste,flavour and brand status Significantly high Awake & interested interested Positive & entusistic
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T Analysi i s SWOT Analys
of Li pt on on Y ellow ellow L abel abel
All organizations should understand their operating enviournment as it allows them to take advantage advanta ge of the opportunities and minimize threats.The following analysis illustrates the enviournment enviournment of Pakistan in which Lipton Yellow Label will be operating:-
rength rength s St y y y y y y y y y y y y
y
Experienced Experienced and quality management. ma nagement. Strong Ethical value (culture and heritage) Strong supply line Highly innovative Strong financial position Strong company image Success of the slogan Quality & variety Effective & attractive packaging High quality man power Help people getting more out of life Brand recognition Accessbility Weakness
y
y
High
prices of the product Substitute products
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pportu niti es es Opportu y
y
y
y
Brand is the part if traditional drinking habits Research & development development Makes people active Expansion in other areas of country
Th reat reat s y
y
y
y
Strong competion in rural and urban areas Internationally Internationally increasing tea prices Political conditions in the country may be obstacle to exports High infaltion in the country can negatively effect the brand
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mary mary Pri
competiti competiti ve ve alt alt ernati ernati ve ve
The primary competive alternative of Lipton Yellow Label is Tapal Danedar Tea.
T apal apal D anedar anedar
Tapal is a well w ell known name in Pakistan. In 1947, it started business and now are a Tea leader and so celebrated its 55 th anniversary in 2002. Their first shop was in Jodia Bazaar. The journey of Tapal's remarkable success is the combined efforts of three dynamic generations of the Tapal Family. Tapal started out as a family concern under the personal supervision of its founder, Adam Ali Tapal. The company continued to grow under the management of the founder's son, Faizullah A. Tapal. . Currently it is managed by the founder·s grandson, Aftab F. Tapal who has continued giving further strength to the foundations of quality laid by his family. Making a modest beginning over half a century back, today Tapal has become the largest, 100% Pakistani owned Tea Company in the country. It has modern tea blending and packaging factories, warehouses equipped with
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state-of-the-art equipment and a team of highly dynamic professionals headed by Aftab Tapal himself. He was the first to introduce soft packs in the country. He developed an entirely new brand and category- Tapal·s Family Mixture (the mixture of tea & dust). Mr. Aftab Tapal was the first to invent the highly successful brand Danedar Leaf Blend. In December 1997, Tapal Tea became the first Pakistani Tea Company to earn the ISO9001 certification: a symbol of the highest international quality standards. Again in December 2000, Tapal acquired the ISO-9001: 2000 certification, making it one of the first few companies in the world to achieve this milestone. In addition to the standard requirements, the ISO-9001: 2000 certification system includes requirements for environment improvement, concepts of TQM (continuous improvement) with major emphasis on consumer requirements and satisfaction. Tapal Danedar and Lipton Lipton Yellow Yellow Label are primary competitive of each each other .They are they competitive because they target the same consumers ane are for same type of people there Target market is same. They also have h ave slightly difference difference in there th ere prices,
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mary mary Pri
poi poi nt o t of difference ifference
Of
Li pt on on Y ellow ellow L abel abel
The primary point of difference of Lipton Yellow Label is
L ogo ogo
Lipton Yellow Label is painting the world yellow with a marketing campaign that represents all that Lipton stands for brightness, vitality and fun with natural goodness and the red represents the enerfy it gives. Slogan Lipton tea can do that«
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All th e goodness of T ea ea The all the t he goodness goodness of tea makes Lipton Yellow Lbel makes it different from other products.The point of difference are as follows
Qu alit alit y Hand
picked close to the bud for best quality tea and finest taste.The quality of Lipton Yellow Label makes it different it offer best quality tea to its consumers.
Vit alit alit y Lipton tea helps you to revitalizes your mind and body.
N atu ral ral Litopn Yellow Label tea is a natural source of antioxidants and thearine.
B rand rand Image y y y y
100% natural Accessible Consistent quality Versatile
gh Hi
Ethi cal cal Valu alu e
Lipton yellow label has high ethical value in the minds of consumers because it is used since ages so people are well aware of the brand.
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Fou r
arketi ng ng P·s Of Marketi
Li pt on on Y ellow ellow L abel abel
The four of marketing Lipton Yellow Label are as follows.
rodu ct Produ The product Lipton Yellow Label has a brand image in the mind of consumers.Hand picked close to the bud for best quality qua lity tea and finest taste.The quality of Lipton Yellow Label makes it different it offer best quality tea to its consumers. We believe in dedicating ourselves to achieve ourselves to achieve an outstanding quality in all our activities.Excellence activities.Excellence is a journey and not a destination.Quality is a way of life to us.The consistent consistent quality makes the product successful in the market.
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ce ce Pri Lipton Yellow Label has never never wanted to compromise compromise on quality so they adopted value based pricing. Li pt on on Y ellow ellow L abel abel : 100 gm 100 gm : R s.57 200 gm 200 gm : R s 114 500 gm 500 gm : R s 250 1000 gm: 1000 gm: R s 499
lacement Placement
(Di st ri buti on) on)
Lipton Yellow Label has a distribution network spread across Pakistan.The popularity of the brand is so much making it the th e No.1 National Tea company in Pakistan. Lipton Yellow Label caters to its customers by providing Lipton Yellow Label to more than 150000 outlets in Pakistan,which includes super stores, general stores, grocery stores and discount stores and all departmental stores. Lipton has its headquarter in Karaci and 650 distribution offices all over Pakistan.
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Distribution plays an integral role in any company whether it·s a FMCG or utility util ity good. The role of distribution in the marketing mix is to deliver a product to its target market or final consumer. Between the manufacturer and the final consumer stands a set of intermediaries performing performing a variety of functions. These intermediaries intermediaries constitute a marketing ma rketing channel also known as trade channel or
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distribution channel. The marketing channels are set of interdependent interdependent organizations involved in the process of making a product or service available for use or consumption. Marketing channels overcomes the time, place and a nd possession gaps that separate goods and services from those who need or want them.
Liton Yellow Label Danedar Danedar is known for for its wide distribution distribution network. The Lipton Yelow Label distribution channel is:
Manuf anufac actu tu rer rer
Wh olesalers olesalers
R et ai lers lers
romoti on on Promoti Consu onsu mers mers
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romoti on: on: Promoti The Lipton Yellow Label does it promotion in following ways. The company uses different promotion techniques they povide different items to people such as : Caps Tea bags Cups Printed T-shirts Discounts Basant festivals Vans Watches The company is different sales promotion techniques at different time of the t he year depending on the sales of the t he product. y y y y y y y y
Elect lect roni roni c
Medi edi a
:
The company is spendind a lot l ot on electronic media.In there advertisment they hire renowned celebrities. Adverti Adverti sment sment :
The Lipton Yellow Label uses different types of advertisment as follows
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T elev elev i i si on: on:
Lipton yellow label spends a lot on television advertisment.Commercial advertisment.Commercial during cable ca ble network movies, T V shows such as special drama, news ,talk shows and a nd Sitcom Product placement is also done in many of the shows. Magazi agazi nes: nes:
Full page advertisment including Akhbar-e-Jahan, Mag, Family Magazine, Fashion & Business Magazine. Int ernet ernet :
Lipton Yellow Label advertises on websites such as Facebook & Yahoo. Co-Brandi o-Brandi ng: ng:
Avaiable at big shopping malls such as a s Dolmen Mall, Park Towers & Millenium Mall.
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ositi iti oni oni ng ng Of Pos
Li pt on on Y ellow ellow L abel abel
Positioning involves designing the product and image that will w ill occupy a distinctive place in the minds of the target market. As can be seen, Lipton yellow label have the largest profit margins and market share in the automobile industry. Thus the marketers at Lipton have decided to create its own unique image and then strengthen the position in the customers· minds. The Lipton Yellow Label has positioned its product in the minds of the consumer as y y y y y y y y
Active Refreshing Colour Aroma Taste Flavour Outstanding Quality Slogan
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ION IN G AND TY PES BRAND BRAND R REPOSIT IO
OF
ION IN G BRAND BRAND R REPOSIT IO
Brand Repositi Repositi oni oni ng ng is changing the positioning of a brand. A particular positi positi oni oni ng ng st at ement ement may not work with a brand.
For instance, Dettol toilet soap was positioned positioned as a beauty soap initially. This was not in line with its core values. Dettol, the parent brand (anti-septic liquid) was known for its ability to heal cuts and gashes. The extension's 'beauty' positioning was not in tune with the parent·s ´germ-killµ positioning. The soap, therefore, had to be repositioned as a ´germ-killµ soap (´bath for grimy occasions'') occasions'') and it fared extremely well after a fter repositioning. repositioning.
Here,
the soap had to
be repositioned for image mismatch. There are several other reasons for repositi oni oni ng ng repositioning. repositioning. Often falling or stagnant sales is responsible for repositi
exercises. Produ rodu ct repos t repositi iti oni oni ng ng
³ key t o su ccessfu ccessfu l marketi marketi ng ng
ION IN G AFTER FTER EXA EXAMIN IN G REPOSIT IO PAKIST AN I MARKET ARKET IDENT IFIED,
OF SEVERA EVERAL L BRA BRAND ND S
OWIN G TY PES T HE FOLL OWI
OF
FROM
ION IN G ARE REPOSIT IO ARE
T HESE ARE ARE
1. Increasing relevance to the consumer 2. Increasing occasions for use 3. Making the brand serious 4. Falling sales 5. Bringing in new customers 6. Making the brand contemporary 7. Differentiate from other brands
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8. Changed market conditions. It is not always that these nine categories are mutually exclusive. Often one reason leads to the other and a brand is repositioned sometimes for a multiplicity of reasons.
ION IN G REPOSIT IO
OF
IPT ON YELL OW OW L L IP ABEL ABEL TEA TEA
LIPTON YE LLOW LLOW LABE L was initially positioned as delicious, sophisticated and premium tea for the global citizen. The advertisement also echoed this theme. The repositioning repositioning specifically addressed the local l ocal customer by the old melody ´chai chahie......µ CHAN GIN GI G SL OG OGAN IPT ON TEA L IP TEA CAN DO T HAT«..
This slogan and a nd advertisement campaign attracts the youngsters..Lipton people placed the bill boards on roads, bus stops with simple questions«and their answers were given few steps forward.
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L au nchi nchi ng ng of li pt on on i ce ce t ea ea Li pt on on also launched ice tea to take the competition head on so the youngsters also enjoy their product.
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Qu esti esti onnai onnai re re for Consu onsu mers mers Name: ________________________________ Age: ________________________________ Area:
_______________________________
Profession: ____________________________ 1) a) b) 2)
Gender ? Male Female Age group ?
a) b) c) d) e)
1- 15 15-30 30-45 45-60 60 above
3) Marital status ? a) Unmarried b) Married 4)
How
many cups of tea you consume every every day ?
a) 1-2 b) 2-3 c) 3 above
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5) Which tea do you drink ? a) Lipton Yellow Label b) Tapal
From th e qu esti esti onnai onnai re re we fou nd nd some st ati sti cs cs relat relat ed ed t o ou r produ produ ct. SUMMARY OF
DIN GS GS: FIN DI
Our respondents respondents of 100 sample size. size. 60
50
40
30
Male Female
20
10
0 Gender
35
35 30 25 1 to 15 20
15 to 30 30 to 45
15
45 to 60 10
60 above
5 0 Age Group
60
50
40
30
Unmarried Married
20
10
0 Marital Status
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50 45 40 35 30 1 to 2
25
2 to 3 20
3 above
15 10 5 0 Tea Consumed
54 53 52 51 50 49
Liton Yellow Label
48
Tapal
47 46 45 44 Tea Brand
37
38
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