4. Types of
beverages
Fruit
concentrates
Carbonated
soft drinks
Bottled
water
Coffee & tea
Sports and
energy
drinks
Asian
specialty
drinks
Fruit juices
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5. Takes up
60%of
the beverage
market
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Strengths
• Strong Distribution Channels
• Familiar and Recognized Parent
Company
• Modern, Innovative and Hygienic
Packaging
• Product is healthier than
substitutes
• Strong Financial and
Management Support from
management company
• Modern Technology is used in the
production process
Opportunities
• Can capitalize on the
new ‘healthy’ food
trend
• Can make more
flavors of different
flavors and sizes
• Can capitalize on the
up and about trends
SWOT
9. Industry Analysis &
Market Understanding
Buyer’s Behavior TG Identification Marketing Mix Branding Campaign Feasibility
Monitoring &
Evaluation
SWO
T
Weaknesses
• Parent Company (Bombay
Sweets) is very strongly
associated with chips and
chanachur
• Has a price disadvantage
• New packaging style is hard
to understand and use
• Disconnect between current
market activation and
availability of product
Threats
• Market is very
saturated
• There are many
substitutes
• Very strong market
leader
10. Industry Analysis &
Market Understanding
Bargaining
Power of
Buyers:
HIGH
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Monitoring &
Evaluation
Porter’s 5 forces
Competitiv
e Rivalry:
HIGH
Threat of
Substitutes:
HIGH
Bargaining
Power of
Suppliers:
LOW
Threat of
New
Entrants:
moderate
11. insight
• People usually take beverages/juices during the
afternoon, because that’s when most of the schools
end and it’s also the lunch time
• Most juice consumption occurs in the summer
• People are looking for healthier alternatives to soda
drinks, but the next choice is usually bottled water,
and not fruit juices
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12. Insight
(continued)
• People have certain priority preferences when it comes
to purchasing juices:
1- Taste
2- Parent Company Reputation
3- Flavor
4- Packaging
5- Advertising
6- Color of the Beverage itself
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14. Key
issue
Juice as a product is not considered as a
favoUrite
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15. F • Flavors are Usually Artificial
A • Availability of the product Is low
V • Viable substitutes are many
o • Overly saturated beverage and juice industry
U • Unclear communication of brand message
R • Reach is concentrated to certain areas
I • Insignificant number of people know of its existence
t • Trends affect consumer mentality
e • Estranged Market Activation and Product Availability
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16. Strategic objectives
Get a 15% market share in 2
years
Make the juice product a
FAVORITE by addressing the
mentioned issues
Re-launch the product under a
new name and clearer brand
objective
To revamp the image of the
product entirely
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18. Geographic
segmentation
Geographi
c
urban
Semi
urban
rural
28.4%
71.6%
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19. incom
e
Low
(10%)
Consumes 4% of total
consumption
Monthly income is below
10,000
Medium
(80%)
Consumes 69% of total
consumption
Monthly income is
between 10,000 –
2,00,000
High
(10%)
Consumes 27% of total
consumption
Monthly income is above
2,00,000
Demographic
segmentation
(income)
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20. Demographic
segmentation
(age) Gen ‘Z’
• Age (5-12)
• 33% of total
population
• Loves Colorful
packaging
• Consumer not the
customer
• Peer Pressure is
strong
• Monitored by
Parents
What’s in?
• Age (13-24)
• 19% of total population
• Narcissistic
• Tech-savvy
• Current Trends determine
buying behavior
• Flavor and taste is very
important to them
• Less monitored by
parents
• Want to join the ‘health’
wave
• ‘Hangouts’ are most
important to them
• Sport enthusiasts
Influencers
• Age (25 and
above)
• 48% of the total
population
• Have hectic lives
• Don’t consume
juice as much
• Parents or
guardians
• Concerned about
both personal and
family health
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21. Target Groups
• Urban and
Semi Urban,
Medium
Income, Gen -
Z TG-1
• Urban and Semi
Urban, Medium
Income, What’s
In?
Tg -2
• Rural,
Medium
Income, ALL
Tg -3
• Urban and
Semi Urban,
Medium
Income,
Influencers Tg -4
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22. Target Groups
Urban &
Semi Urban
Gen Z
What’s In
Rural
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24. • Special Packaging for special events
• The Healthier Product
• Innovative Packaging
• Natural Flavors (no Artificial Coloring)
• Healthy and of good Quality
• Hygienic
Product
Thirst
quencher
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25. Product:
NEED
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Trust: the
NAME
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Availability
Thirst
Quencher
Want
something
Unique
Quality and
Hygiene
26. Product:
value proposition
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No artificial
flavours
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Available
anywhere
Good will of
Bombay
Sweets
Unique
Packaging
and offers
Strong
integration
with social
media
27. place
• Schools, Coaching
Centers, Various food shops,
Toy and book stores,
Amusement parks, Tiffin
Breaks, Canteens
Gen - z
• College and Universities, Food
Places, Movie theatres,
Coaching centers, Sport
Zones, Internet
What’s in?
• Village markets,
point of sales
rural
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28. price
• Other fruit juices of 250ml range from Taka 12-15
• We set a premium of Taka 20 for 200ml
• Reasons to believe for this premium rate is set
in the packaging & the brand
• Promotional offers will be given throughout the
campaign
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29. Promotion:
(tools)
Online
(FB &
YOUTUBE)
Print
media
Tv
advertisement
radio
Personal
selling
billboards
Cantee
n
branding
Btl
activation
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36. Brand
essence
“A healthy youthful juice that you can have anywhere”
Youthful generally encompasses fun, vibrant, strong !
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37. Brand color & identity
The colors orange, purple & red
Orang
e
Association
with mango
Purple
A funky
youthful fun
color
Red
Generally
signifies energy
& strength
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40. The campaign:
Phase 1
Foundation
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Create Radio
Buzz
Create Liaisons
and Strong
Networks
Launch FB
page
• Make RJs from top 5 Radio
Stations pre-endorse
KRRUSH to create hype
• Make sure guests in the radio
shows also sample KRRUSH
and talk about it
• ensure shelf space for
KRRUSH from nationwide
distributors of Bombay
Sweets
• Employ a strong and
efficient brand manager • Launch the facebook page of
KRRUSH: KRRUSH Mania
• Start the page and spread
with sponsored ads and
funny content
2
months
41. The campaign:
Phase 1
Foundation
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আমরা কিন্তু ররক
আপকি ররক র া ??
Sample facebook content
42. The campaign:
Phase 1
launching
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1
month
Release TVC
14th April: Main Launch Day
Send Product to all
distribution channels
created in the launch
phase
Radio Buzz at its
peak
Billboards
and Print Ads
Send Facebook
Page members
automated
messages
43. The campaign:
Phase 1
launching
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Sample billboard content
44. The campaign:
Phase 1
Launching: 14th April
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Aam
station
Tree
branding
Rally
with
mascots
How
mighty
are you?
KRRU
SH
paro!!
stickers
#Mango
selfie
47. The campaign:
Phase 2
Buzz creation
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Market Understanding
• Mango shaped Juice Carts infront of schools
• Reaches GenZ and Influencers
• New Concept
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Heat
KRRUSHE
RZ
KRRU
SH
Star!
• Music Competition
• Speaks to our ‘What’s In?’ TG
• Involves well known Band Shunno so gives mass awareness
48. The campaign:
Phase 2
Buzz creation
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Introduce
smaller
packs
Lowers
cost
Rural
Value for
money
49. The campaign:
Phase 3
expansion
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7
months
KRRUS
H Mania
(FB Page)
Shop
banners in
Rural
areas
Cricket
World
Cup
Movie
Coupon
Billboards
and Print
Ads
KRRU
SH
Health App
50. The campaign:
Phase 2
expansion
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• Introduce Family Pack with 15
KRRUSHes at a discounted price
• Give Player Cards with every purchase
• After World Cup, host a Kid’s
Choice Players Awards
• Speaks to both Gen-Z and What’s
In?
• Set up HeatKRRUSHERS at
Bashundhara City and Jamuna
Future Park
• For 5 purchases, offer a coupon for
20%off popcorn
• Speaks to What’s In?
51. The campaign:
Phase 2
expansion
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• Can be launched as a New Year’s Resolution
• Helps us become known as a health and wellbeing brand
• Speaks to the CONSUMERS (parents)
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52. The campaign:
Phase 4
stabilization
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8
months
Schoo
l
activation
Friends
pack
#Mango
maniac
Krrush
mania
(fb page)
Strengthen
the
distribution
channels
3d
billboards
53. The campaign:
Phase 4
stabilization
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School Activation
• 2 day Activation at 60 school
• Awards uncharacteristic qualities of students
• Sponsor school events
• Speaks to Gen-Z
54. The campaign:
Phase 4
stabilization
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• Take selfies of oneself at
outrageous situations while drinking
KRRUSH
• Share it from your profile tagging
KRRUSH Mania and
#MangoManiac
• Ananto Jolil will take selfie with them
• Trip to Cox’s Bazar with Friends
• Speaks to GenZ #mangomaniac
friends pack
• KRRUSH Pack of 10 Will come
with a food coupon, depending
on the trend
• Will happen at 2 weeks burst
• Will speak to Whats In?
55. The campaign:
Phase 5
rejuvenation
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3
months
Viral
video
Friends
pack
continues
Trade
Fair
56. The campaign:
Phase 5
rejuvenation
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Our mascot dances to Shakira’s Wherever, Whenever!
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With random people in the streets
“Whenever, wherever
We're meant to be together
I'll be there and you'll be near
And that's the deal my dear”
57. Available
everywhere
and convenient
Mela Launch
Youthful
and fun
Music
Competition
KrRush Mania
Player Cards
School
Activation
#Mango
Maniac
Village Haat
bazaars and
tea stalls
RURAL: smaller
packs, lower value
Family Packs
MOVIES, special
purchase offers
Friend Pack
Heat Krushers
Campaign
overview
62. Carnival
Target Group Understanding
• Gen-Z
• Prime Buying Instinct: POINT OF SALE
• Focus on obtaining Highlights and front shelf as most children took what was
in front of them
• Visibility Focus mainly on zone 1, as in zone 2 there will be greater sales due
to carnival anyways
63. Carnival
75.3% SHELF SPACE AND STALL
VISIBILITY
AMOUNT SPENT: ( out of 300,000)
Billboard on Stall 2: 58,000
Highlights Stall 1: 30,000
Front Shelf 1: 30,000
Front shelf 2: 30,000
64. Carnival
24.7% ATL and BTL TOOLS
TVC: To measure reception of advertisement by our TG
Activation campaign:
Near zone 2, hub of activity
Interact with our TG directly
AMOUNT SPENT: ( out of 300,000)
TVC: 26,000
Activation campaign: 28,000
65. Carnival
Real money
• Most spent on packaging for aesthetic appeal
• It’s an “impulse” product
• Banner was printed for stall 2 only to increase visibility in that zone
• Tug of War represented Mighty-ness
• Stickers were given out, as will be continued in our national campaign
67. Monitoring &
Evaluation
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Match
them to
the
Targets
Tally Sales
after every
Phase
Calculate
Reach
after every
Phase
68. Monitoring & Evaluation:
Foundation phase
Reach not acquired:
• Monitor radio channels broadcast and vary frequency
• Give commission
• More Facebook page posts and sponsored ads
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69. Reach not acquired:
Take up more billboard space
show TVC with greater frequency
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Monitoring & Evaluation:
buzz creation
phase
Sales not acquired:
Send agents to distributors to see if
products are reaching properly.
Identify prime sales locations to
increase supply there and redistribute
Compare sales with competitors
during event
70. Reach not acquired:
FB page updates with greater frequency
Make sure carts are stationed properly
Calculate cart and shop visits
Calculate if buzz is to reach ration is
according to target ( 15%)
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Monitoring & Evaluation:
expansion phase
Sales not acquired:
Agents will monitor efficacy of smaller packs
Carts will be stationed in prime locations
identified and product supply redistributed
Sales count obtained through event managers
71. Reach not acquired:
Billboards only concentrated in
prime locations
Give sponsored adds for app
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Monitoring & Evaluation:
stabilization phase
Sales not acquired:
Evaluate efficacy of new packs
and offers and vary supply
Send agents to tally returns
72. Reach not acquired:
More FB activity
Increase stall billboards in Rural
areas
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Monitoring & Evaluation:
rejuvenation
phase
Sales not acquired:
Agents will monitor efficacy of friend
packs and identify sales hubs
Sales count obtained through event
managers
Monitor coupon availability and
distribution and vary distribution of
offer accordingly
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Implementation feasibility:
Challenges Radio: Difficult to make sure guests are talking about product, may require
commission
Aam Station and Heat Krrushers: Permission issues regarding
placement
School activation and awards
ATL ( Billboards, TV ads, etc.): High cost but massive reach
Variation in Packaging: May become confusing but price discrimination
ensures greater impact
Distributors may not maintain proper shelf spacing