Brand Management Rooh Afza
11/21/2010
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Presented By:
Sumant Paul 09927824
Yogesh Sardana 09927825
ShreySharan09927826
S. Dinesh09927829
Ashish Rijhwani 09927910
Case Overview
• Concentrated drink made from fruit juices, flower extracts, common vegetables and hermetic Indian herbs.
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• Invented by Hakeem Hafiz Abdul Majeedin the 19th century.
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• Marketed by the HamdardLaboratories, one of India`s largest health and wellness company. •
• Maintained position in the market as a refreshing healthy drink
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• Stiff competition lately
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• Therefore, it needs to undergo rebranding and repositioning to face this competition and increase its market share.
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CURRENT BRAND POSITIONING:
• Drink has been positioned as a refreshing and thirst quenching drink, which provides added nutritional benefits.
• The content of its advertising themes has been constantly changing its focus over time.
• Initially, the product was advertised as a relief from the energy sapping summers of northern India.
• Later it used the ‘natural’ plank to differentiate itself from the emerging fizzy drinks in the market. • With the beginning of the 90s, the brand again moved to ‘oral re-hydration’ and started espousing its health benefits.
• In the latter part of the decade, the freshness, or ‘taazgi’, aspect became the central pillar for promotion with the health and values being moved to fine print.
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• India as a country offers the highest
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• 10% of the global beverage consumption, which is the 3rd largest
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• The market is highly seasonal in nature with consumption varying from 25 million crates per month during peak season to 15 million crates during off season.
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• The market is predominantly urban with 25 per cent contribution from rural areas.
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• Coca Cola and Pepsi dominate the Indian soft drinks market.
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Marketing Mix
Marketing Mix
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Marketing Mix
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Porter’s Five Forces
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1
Presented By:
Sumant Paul 09927824
Yogesh Sardana 09927825
ShreySharan09927826
S. Dinesh09927829
Ashish Rijhwani 09927910
Case Overview
• Concentrated drink made from fruit juices, flower extracts, common vegetables and hermetic Indian herbs.
•
• Invented by Hakeem Hafiz Abdul Majeedin the 19th century.
•
• Marketed by the HamdardLaboratories, one of India`s largest health and wellness company. •
• Maintained position in the market as a refreshing healthy drink
•
• Stiff competition lately
•
• Therefore, it needs to undergo rebranding and repositioning to face this competition and increase its market share.
•
CURRENT BRAND POSITIONING:
• Drink has been positioned as a refreshing and thirst quenching drink, which provides added nutritional benefits.
• The content of its advertising themes has been constantly changing its focus over time.
• Initially, the product was advertised as a relief from the energy sapping summers of northern India.
• Later it used the ‘natural’ plank to differentiate itself from the emerging fizzy drinks in the market. • With the beginning of the 90s, the brand again moved to ‘oral re-hydration’ and started espousing its health benefits.
• In the latter part of the decade, the freshness, or ‘taazgi’, aspect became the central pillar for promotion with the health and values being moved to fine print.
•
• India as a country offers the highest
•
• 10% of the global beverage consumption, which is the 3rd largest
•
• The market is highly seasonal in nature with consumption varying from 25 million crates per month during peak season to 15 million crates during off season.
•
• The market is predominantly urban with 25 per cent contribution from rural areas.
•
• Coca Cola and Pepsi dominate the Indian soft drinks market.
•
Marketing Mix
Marketing Mix
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
811/21/2010
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Marketing Mix
Marketing Mix
Porter’s Five Forces
Competitive rivalry within