model of an oligopoly meaning that it is dominated by a small number of major firms such as Colgate-Palmolive‚ Procter and Gamble and GlaxoSmithKline(Aquafresh) (Industry structures 17. 2008.).The competition among the different companies have always been ferocious with companies launching new products with new features regularly be it whitening toothpaste‚ mouth fresheners toothpaste or economic toothpaste. This is just an example of how the competition is harsh and how the companies want to target
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MARKETING STRATEGIES Colgate delights consumers around the world with an array of Oral Care‚ Personal Care‚ Home Care and Pet Nutrition products. Behind the success of Colgate’s brands are carefully developed business and marketing strategies. Known for having a long history of strong relationships with its retail trade partners. Small stores around the world are just as important to Colgate as large ones. Based on consumer and shopper insights‚ the Company works closely with local
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In recent years we’ve heard about corporate scandals involving big companies such as Firestone Tire and Rubber Company for the use of child labor‚ Southwest Airline’s violation of safety regulations‚ Fannie Mae’s underreporting of profit‚ Parmalat’s accounting scandal & mutual fund fraud‚ among others; but what do all these companies have in common? They failed to adhere to the basic ethical principles that should prevail in business activities. Business ethics dictates a set of standard principles
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Colgate-Palmolive Case Study Executive Summary Colgate-Palmolive (CP) plans to launch a new toothbrush in the US tentatively named The Precision Toothbrush. The Precision is expected to develop the super-premium market for CP as well as to reinforce and enhance CP’s brand image. Key recommendations conclude in this case study are as follow • Target therapeutic and cosmetic consumers • Position Precision in the super-premium segment and reposition to the mainstream market during its maturity
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In the Chapter on Acids & Bases‚ we learned that Magnesium Hydroxide Mg(OH)2‚ an Basic Oxide is used to make toothpaste. After each meals‚ there will certainly be a significant amount of food substances that are stuck in-between our teeth. Overnight‚ bacteria in these food substances will secrete acids that will corrode our teeth and causes tooth decay. Magnesium Hydroxide(an Basic Oxide) has the basic properties and will neutralize the acids between the teeth to form neutral salt and water‚ which
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effect of increased marketing spending and increases in raw material and packing costs. Looking ahead in 2005‚ Colgate will need to address the cost-effectiveness of adapting its marketing strategies implemented in the developed United States (US) market for the emerging Chinese and Mexican markets‚ each consisting of distinctly different consumer wants‚ needs and cultures that Colgate will first need to research on and understand. Consequently‚ it has to evaluate how it can tailor its marketing
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Simply White reached markets; a loss of (460 million)(.8-.37)= $197800000 million in revenue and .166*197800000=- $32834800 in profit. 2 Moves and Countermoves Colgate’s competitive advantage had been its association with whiter teeth: its whitening toothpaste had been the number one seller in the market. Now‚ not only had Procter and Gamble released a superior product for whitening‚ but the heavy capital investment in research and development had allowed for a scientific way to quantify the change that
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such as toothpastes‚ laundry soaps and coffee or snack items. Toothpaste SM Hypermarket Novaliches Observations: Supermarket • Class B and C • Age range 15-60 year old • Males and females • Families‚ couples and individuals Observations: Buyers • Individual buyers tend to know what they want and pick the medium to large tubes • Families and couples discuss amongst themselves on what to buy • Females deliberate on their own and compare brands • Some chose sachets over tubes Toothpaste • Male
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The effect of toothpaste to oral bacteria VS the effect of mouthwash to oral bacteria Problem: Bacteria in ones’ mouth causes many problems for oneself in the future. For example‚ gum diseases‚ bad breath‚ etc..‚ Toothpaste and mouthwash is promised to kill most of the bacteria in one’s mouth‚ but which is more effective at killing the bacteria and preventing future problems? This experiment and research is going to prove which is more effective at killing oral bacteria
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A Report On Rural Marketing Strategy by Colgate By:- Pulkit Garg (F019) Rohit Ginoria (F022) Sakshi Goyal (F026) Siddharth Pandey (F039) Raina Shah (F050) Shrutkirti Vashisht (F055) INTRODUCTION From a modest start in 1937‚ when hand-carts were used to distribute Colgate Dental Cream Toothpaste‚ Colgate-Palmolive (India) today has one of the widest distribution networks in India – a logistical marvel that makes Colgate available in almost 4.93 million retail outlets across
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