The stylist researched two perspective vendors to determine the best option for the salon. The two vendors researched were Alternative 1, Alicia Lee representing Dudley hair care products and Alternative 2, Frank Milam representing Design Essential hair care products. The criteria used to judge the two alternatives were as follows: price, service, quality and delivery. The research included online research (comparing prices) calling other salons, and testing the products. The evaluation of the two alternatives points out that Alternative 2, Frank Milam with Design Essentials should be recommended. The recommendation shows they offer better pricing, savings of $5.75 - $12.75 for a bottle of shampoo, better promotions for purchasing products, they have a quality money back guarantee and faster delivery…
* A hair-care manufacturer interviews wholesalers, retailers, and customers to determine the potential for new shampoo package.-Exploratory-Surveying customers to see if there products are satisfying them.…
Q2 : Keeping in mind the company’s brand identity, develop a marketing strategy for the rollout of a new line of men’s shampoo and conditioner products.…
The products I use in the bathroom, the coffee I drink, and the clothes I wear are influenced by marketing. The commercials convinced me to try soap products, toothpaste, and the coffee I drink. Marketing may persuade one to try a new product but ultimately the product or services must live up to the “hype” to keep consumers coming back.…
This paper is on compare-contrast of two advertisements dealing with two beauty products. One will be targeted towards men, while the other will be targeted towards women. The two beauty products advertisements that will be compared and contrast are the Axe Body Spray advertisement (18-19) and the Victoria’s Secret fragrance mist advertisement (Bath and Body Works). Both advertisements use different marketing promotions technique to try to get the attention and win over their target audience. The manufacturers know in order to get the audience attention it has to rely on several demands of the audience; one of them is the sex appeal their products bring to the table, because that’s what evidently moves the product off the shelves. The manufacturers also try to impress the audience by using the passion, credibility, and the traditional demands that they need to sell their products. The Axe Body Spray advertisement is more effective than the Victoria’s Secret fragrance mist advertisement because of its emotions, authority, and cultural appeal.…
L’Oreal assumed the American consumer’s lack of knowledge about skin care compared to their European counterparts would require their marketing strategy to educate the consumer concerning technology, product benefits (incl. product range logic), and competitive differentiation. The Acceptor/Rejector Studies revealed, however, that the product packaging was “confusing”, contained too many technical words, and wordy explanations without describing the actual purpose of the product. In an attempt to recreate the demonstration and training experience found in department and specialty stores, L’Oréal relied heavily on captivating and informative packaging to bridge the information gap. As a result, L’Oréal overwhelmed the self-service/mass- market consumer by over communicating and providing too much seemingly unnecessary information on the package itself.…
This paper is a marketing plan for Tide laundry detergent. It will start out introducing Tide giving a brief description of the situation analysis, marketing strategy. It will give an overview of the product and service and strategies to consider. What Tide’s pricing strategy they use and talk about their distribution channels. This paper will give an overview of integrated marketing communications. Explain what their promotion mix strategy is and what promotional tools they use for advertising.…
The major issues that the Dove Company had with Dunleavy’s marketing campaign idea was the portrayal of regular women. However certain members of the executive board had expressed unease with the approach Dunleavy was heading with her marketing campaign. The real problems that are presented in Dove’s current situation are its decline in sales. This is mainly due to the fact that their area of business already has a lot competition with companies Garnier, Nivea, L’Oreal, Olay, Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson. This presents a problematic climate in the current market this also results encumbers advertising from the perspective of potential consumers. (Exhibit 2 pg 395)…
In a society filled with wants and needs, advertisement serves as a persuasive yet informative factor while aiming for an appealing effect on the potential consumer, Advertisement’s influential role on the consumer has provided a reliable resource for successful sales, while simultaneously creating a more competitive environment for opposing companies. For example, Rimmel London and Cover Girl, two extremely successful makeup industries are at constant war in advertising. When selling similar products, such as make up, brands are completely reliant on their advertisement’s approach. In all reality, both products may have the same effect but must rely on their commercial’s “pitch” to sell. If not marketed properly, even the best products can be overshadowed. Despite their widely different approach, both Rimmel London and Cover Girl understand the core elements of successful advertisement.…
The shampoo market was a $1.2 billion industry that was at a maturity point in its life cycle. Unit sales within the industry had only been growing at a compound rate of 2% since 1978. Market share was extremely valuable; 1 point market share was worth roughly $10 million in sales and produced 40% gross margins. The Suave brand, a product under the largest division of Helen Curtis Industries, was “at a watershed”, thought Bob Thomas, the VP of marketing. With unit sales shares and operating margin percentages on the decline, as well as the competition for shelf space, the Suave brand faced a critical threshold. Fortunately, there were two proposals that could turn around the brand. Ellen Vallera, seven year brand manager for Suave, wanted to increase the ad budget by 30% to $7.8 million. Her plan was to use $7.1 million divided between daytime and primetime television with the remaining $700,000 spent on the brand’s first print campaign. Tom Kuykendall, newly hired brand manager for Suave, proposed a $10.2 million plan which placed all the television advertising in primetime. The success of Suave in the shampoo industry would depend on one of these plans.…
A hair-care manufacturer interviews wholesalers, retailers, and customers to determine the potential for a new shampoo package. Exploratory: The research on hair-care is not clearly defined.…
Brand loyalty • Achieving success in shampoo market was establishing brand loyalty • The industry was notorius for fickle consumers and it’s mainly influence by TV…
“The responsiveness (or sensitivity) of consumers to a price change is measured by a product’s price elasticity of demand” (McConnell, Brue, & Flynn, 2009, p. 114). Hair products such as shampoo and conditioner are products that consumers buy regularly and are considered relatively elastic. This means that consumers pay attention to the price they are paying because there are…
• A hair-care manufacturer interviews wholesalers, retailers, and customers to determine the potential for a new shampoo package. – Casual as the product is still in the idea phase.…
The company has been facing many controversial shock tactic advertisements, which lead the president of the company to realized that it is now the moment to come up with new marketing strategies. By investing in new marketing campaigns, the company can try to gain its brand name and it loyal customers that were lost from its unconventional advertising.…