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    The Bypass Strategy

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    The Bypass Strategy Probably the most difficult and failure-prone of all plans‚ the bypass strategy enables attackers to bypass its chief competitors and diversify into unrelated products or markets. From a military perspective‚ this may work as a temporary flanking strategy‚ but in marketing it runs the risk of diluting the core business and central operating strategy‚ extending resources into areas where the company had no business being. Pepsico diluted its core competency—the production and

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    Loreal SWOT

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    L’ORÉAL COMPANY PROFILE – SWOT ANALYSIS December 2012 SCOPE OF THE REPORT Scope  All values expressed in this report are in US dollar terms‚ using a fixed exchange rate (2011).  2011 figures are based on part-year estimates.  All forecast data are expressed in constant terms; inflationary effects are discounted. Conversely‚ all historical data are expressed in current terms; inflationary effects are taken into account. Beauty and Personal Care Baby and ChildSpecific Products

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    Study Guide

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    In 1987‚ P&G US made a drastic shift away from the brand-management structure to a Matrix structure in which brands managed as an element of category portfolios by category general managers. The decision to switch to the US Matrix structure was because product categories were beginning to require more differentiated functional activities but simultaneously‚ P&G US needed to retain its functional strengths. In the Matrix system‚ functional leaders reported directly to their business leadership

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    Proctor and Gamble. Their mission statement is to offer brand-named merchandise and services of excellent condition and profit that increase the lives of the world’s shoppers now and instead of peers to come from. Businesses will compensate P&G with regular sales‚ revenue and worth foundation‚ allowing our associates‚ our stockholders and the group of people in which we exist and labor to develop. Proctor and Gamble is its people and the values by which we live. Proctor and Gamble fascinate and

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    SWOT Analysis of L'Oreal

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    SWOT: L’Oréal Strengths i) Innovation L’Oréal is able to think outside the box. Its expansion through skin care device Clarisonic demonstrates its ability to venture outside regular product categories to drive growth. Clarisonic drives growth in the stagnant North American market. Clarisonic is one of the most successful stories in consumer appliances in recent times recording strong growth between 2007 and 2012. It has proved successful in the otherwise stagnant North American market

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    Hips Feel Good

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    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 conjunction with the above information already given the

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    Colgate Palmolive

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    an edge each competitor worked on developing new toothbrush technology and offering promotions that would grab consumer attention. Competitors Major competitors for Colgate Palmolive are as following: * Oral-b: Indicator * Proctor & Gamble: Crest Complete * Johnson & Johnson: Reach * Smithkline Beecham: Aquafresh Flex Many competitors are striving to succeed in oral care market. The pricing and promotion of these products is not enough‚ product innovation is the major driver

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    Sponsorship in Sport

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    Sponsorship in sport. I found a small extract from an article in the Financial Times called‚ “Global quest for a sports fan for all seasons”. The article explains how a new sport attempts to break in to a new country. The paragraphs within the article that I am going to focus on explain how important sponsorship is‚ in order to allow a sport to expand beyond it’s native home ground. “Golf and rugby union are hoping their inclusion as Olympic

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    (toiletries and cosmetics) PCD was responsible for Gillette’s U.S. entries in hair care‚ skin care‚ and deodrants /antiperspirants The Brands of Gillette are divided into four rough categories: Build‚ Hold‚ Harvest and withdraw. Mennen and Procter & Gamble are major competitors for Gillette. Right Guard pioneered deodorants for male users in the United States‚ with a unit market share of 26% by 1967. But because of fluorocarbon scare burst Right Guard lost its overall market leadership in 1976

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    Old Spice Marketing

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    crowds to utilize by using the market penetration product strategy. Proctor and Gamble currently owns the Old Spice brand and takes up a considerable amount of the men’s grooming market segment. Old Spice is still managing to maintain a competitive advantage and is growing toward its peak in its product life cycle with little product attributes that differentiate themselves from their competitors. Proctor and Gamble is currently expanding Old Spice’s product mix and maintains competitive pricing

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