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  • SUSTAINABLE MARKETING STRATEGIES

    NMIMS CONFERENCE ON NAVIGATING INDIA THROUGH TURBULENT TIMES

    BY

    AMBI M G PARAMESWARAN

    FCB ULKA ADVERTISING

  • “THOSE WHO CANNOT REMEMBER THE PAST ARE

    CONDEMNED TO REPEAT IT”- GEORGE SANTAYANA

  • LET US LOOK AT THE LAST TEN YEARS AND SEE WHAT WERE

    POSSIBLY THE MACRO TRENDS IN MARKETING AND ADVERTISING

  • SEVERAL NEW SECTORS EMERGED IN

    THE SECOND WAVE OF LIBERALIZATION

    TELECOM / MOBILES

    AUTOMOBILES

    EDUCATION

    ECOMMERCE

  • SEVERAL CONSUMER SEGMENTS EMERGED

    WOMEN CONSUMERS

    TEENAGERS WITH SPENDING POWER

    YOUNG COUPLES WITH KIDS

  • MEDIA PENETRATION

    CHANGEDPRINT SURVIVED

    TV BECAME TRULY MASS

    DIGITAL STARTED SHOWING SIGNS OF GROWTH

    CINEMA EMERGED AFTER NEAR DEATH

    RADIO / FM RADIO EMERGED

    LOCAL ACTIVATION GAINED TRACTION

  • ADVERTISING SECTOR SPAWNED NEW AGENCY

    MODELSFULL SERVICE AGENCIES SPLIT UP

    MEDIA AGENCIES ROSE IN POWER

    DIGITAL AGENCIES EMERGED

    ACTIVATION AGENCIES WERE BORN

    PR AGENCIES REINVENTED THEMSELVES

  • THAT WAS A QUICK SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST DECADE : 2005 TO 2015

    WHAT WILL THE NEXT DECADE HOLD FOR THE MARKETING AND ADVERTISING SECTOR ?

  • WELCOME TO THE VUCA WORLD !

    • Volatile – Uncertain – Complex – Ambigous

    • Faster Pace of Change in the 2000s set to accelerate further !

  • WHICH NEW SECTORS WILL

    EMERGE ? ECOMMERCE BOOM / BUST?

    HEALTHCARE / HEALTH INSURANCE

    FINANCIAL SERVICES

    GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

    RETAIL / OMNI CHANNEL

    EDUCATION

  • WHICH NEW CONSUMER

    SEGMENTS WILL EMERGE ?

    AFFLUENT OLD AGED

    DINKS

    SINGLES

    LIVE IN COUPLES

  • WILL A CONSUMPTION CULTURE EMERGE?

    RISE OF MASSTIGE BRANDS

    SPEND BEFORE YOU SAVE

    MALL THE NEW TEMPLES OF INDIA

  • MEDIA SPECTRUM CHANGES

    BETTER MEASUREMENT METRICS

    BARC

    NEW IRS

    DIGITAL MEDIA MEASUREMENT

    OUTDOOR MEDIA MEASUREMENT

  • NEW FORMATS OF ADVERTISING

    TV ADS IN VARYING SIZES

    LONG FORMAT FILMS ON DIGITAL MEDIA

    IN FILM ADVERTISING / PLACEMENT

    SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENTS

    STAGING OF EVENTS FOR BRANDS

  • MOBILE / SMARTPHONES/ 3G /

    4GSMARTPHONES BECOME THE DEVICE OF CHOICE

    LOCATION BASED MARKETING EMERGES

    APP ECONOMY MATURES

  • URBAN – RURAL DIVIDE VANISHES

    THE NEW SEC [NCCS] CREATES A COMMON PLATFORM

    ATTITUDINAL CHANGE IN PROGRESS

    AS AFFLUENT, LITERACY, MEDIA SPREADS

    RURAL CONSUMER BECOMES INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM THE URBAN CONSUMER

  • INDIAN CONSUMER WILL CONTINUE TO BE

    UNIQUELY INDIAN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES

    MULTIPLE RELIGIONS

    MULTIPLE SOCIO-CULTURAL ISSUES CONTINUE

  • HOW TO BUILD BRANDS THAT ARE SUSTAINABLE IN THE LONG RUN ?

  • 80% OF ALL NEW LAUNCHES FAIL

    • Old brands that were legends are no more

    • Newer brands under constant threat

    • Yet, some brands show remarkable resilience

  • DEMISE OF LEGENDARY BRANDS

    • HMT

    • Ambassador

    • Philips TV

    • Bajaj Chetak

  • SOME NEWER BRANDS TOO FACING THE HEAT

    • Axe

    • Nokia

    • Sony

    • Just Dial

  • BUT SOME BRANDS HAVE COME BACK STRONG

    • Enfield

    • Old Spice

    • Parachute

    • Jaguar

  • SO WHAT DID THEY DO TO STAY RELEVANT ? • Is there a magic formula ?

    • Or is it just rigorous and continuous application of Five Forces Model of Michael Porter ?

    • Or a combination of many well designed processes ?

  • GOING BEYOND JUST THE 4PS

  • #1 TRACKING CONSUMERS CONSTANTLY

    • Beyond just traditional market research

    • Diving deeper to unearth trends

    • Hidden motivations

  • # 2 TRACKING COMPETITION

    • Not just the traditional competition

    • But also those coming from left field

    • And new entrants

  • # 3 UNDERSTANDINGSOCIETAL MEGA-TRENDS

    • Socio-Cultural trends often missed out

    • Changing roles of women, youth, kids

    • Increasing purchase power of the old

  • #4 ANTICIPATING TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES

    • Not just in hi-tech industries

    • Even in mundane industries like lighting and FMCG

    • Impact of Design Thinking !

  • #5 GETTING BEHIND MEDIA DYNAMICS

    • Better measurement of media effectiveness

    • Market Mix Modelling

    • Digital Media / Social Media Monitoring

  • #6 “BAKING IN” SUSTAINABILITY

    • How can products and services be made more ‘sustainable’

    • Triple bottom line promise

    • Production Process, Packaging, Use of Water, Power and Materials

    • Use of sustainable manpower policies

  • # 7 BUILDING TEAM COMPETENCIES

    • Greater mobility of marketing talent

    • Building people growth agenda

    • Building more robust organizational learning systems

    • Exploring innovative hiring practices

  • SEVEN KEY STRATEGIES FOR MARKETING SUSTAINABILITY• Tracking Consumer Changes

    • Tracking Competition Moves

    • Tracking Technology

    • Tracking Socio-cultural Changes

    • Understanding Media Dynamics

    • Baking In Sustainability into Products & Services

    • Building Competencies

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  • SUMMING UP …

    • Marketing Strategies need to be sustainable in the face of changing consumer, competition, society; Marketing, Advertising and Branding in the coming decade needs to connect with consumers in many different unique ways and thereby increase their value

    • In the words of Peter Drucker …

    “If brands are the ultimate consumer glue, the task an organisation has to undertake is to build brand value and strengthen the glue.”

  • THANK YOU