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Procter & Gamble, Inc (Mouthwash Brand, Scope) Study Case
1. PROCTER & GAMBLE , INC
Presented by:
Ainah Binti Awang 2014670898
Clifrich Chuck Johny 2014432538
Najihah Binti Sapawi 2014848912
Prepared for:
Asoc. Prof. Datuk Dr Worran Hj Kabul
Lecturer For Marketing Management (MKT750)
2. INTRODUCTION
Company Overview
Most successful consumer goods companies
Sold its brand over 140 countries
Purpose – “to provide branded products of superior quality and
value that improve the lives of the world’s customers for now &
next generations”
Operates in five operating division :
- Paper products
- Food and beverages
- Beauty care
- Health care
- Laundry and Cleaning
3. SCOPE
Represent green, mint-tasting mouthwash – provides bad
breath protection
Leading the brand of the health care division of P&G
Market leader in 1976
4. COMPETITION POSITIONING
Listerine – “germ-killing mouthwash that eliminates bad breath”
Cepacol – positioning close to Listerine, germ-killing mouthwash
Listermint – positioned as direct competitor to Scope (“good tasting
mouthwash that fights bad breath)
Colgate – “it fights cavities and has a mild taste that encourage
children to rinse longer and more often”
Plax – “rinsing with Plax, than brushing alone, removes up to three
times more plaque than just brushing alone”
5. PROBLEM STATEMENT
NEW PRODUCT INNOVATE SCOPE
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High Production Cost – Capital cost,
marketing cost, delivery cost,
Ingredient cost & packaging cost)
Long period of time to see the result as
P&G needs to convinced people to use
the product
Required effective strategy
management as to introduce people to
use the product.
New Image – Reduce customer retention
Product recognition – sales might be
decreased as hard to create two images
for Scope
Plax entered Canada and gained 10% market share within one year.
As a result, sales of Scope decrease
P&G need to come a new marketing plan to create customer
retention and attract Canadian.
The idea is either to produce new product or innovate Scope.
6. ISSUE
Lack of product differentiation
Therefore Scope has to find the best
actions to capitalize on the emerging
markets to ensure sustainable competitive
advantage and to continue being the
market leader of mouthwash in canada.
7. Strength Weaknesses
• Experienced in oral hygiene industry
• Expert and well experienced
• First rating in mouthwash market share.
• Well known brand
• Flavor taste better than other brand
• High quality product
• Gain customer loyalty
• One of the highest ads expenditures – 35
numbers of weeks on air.
• Distribution channel do not well
developed.
• Undifferentiated products and services
with other competitor
• Less product benefits compare to
competitors
• Absence of readily available product
options.
Opportunities Threats
• Brand for healthy oral
• Loyal customer
• moving into new market that offer
improved profit
• internet as developing market
• More distribution channel to create
• Big population in UK and Canada
• Consumer awareness on health importance
• Competitor rapid growing in market share
• price wars
• Product duplication
• Lack information on competitor products
• Regulations
• not strongly recommended by doctors and
dentists
• High cost material
SWOT ANALYSIS
8. MARKETING STRATEGY (4Ps)
Product
Development of new offering
Innovation & improvement of existing products
Name & feature
Differentiate scope from competitor’s product
Variety product size (trial pack size up to big bottle)
Price
Pricing strategy
Price adjustment
Price (differentiate by product’s size)
11. 11
Option that seems fits well
Since P&G has traditionally launched
products that focus on unmet customer
needs, and the company also has the
leverage of a well-known brand, loyal
customers and solid company portfolio.
CONCLUSION