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Saxonville Sausage Company

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Company’s Background

● A 70 year old company privately held family business headquartered in Saxonville.

● Well established German brand in the US.

● Revenue in 2005 was $1.5 billion.

● Products-○ Variety of pork sausages

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Main Brands

1. Bratwurst70% of the company’s revenue.

2. Breakfast sausage 20% of the company’s revenues

3. Italian sausage - Vivio (Regional distribution:Eastern US )

5% revenues

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Saxonville’s Products

Bratwurst Breakfast Sausage

Links and patties

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VIVIO current marketing strategy★ Product

■ Undifferentiated product■ No clear positioning■ Italian name to create consistency

★ Price■ In line with competition■ Inconsistent with Saxonville pricing strategy

★ Place■ National supermarkets - 16%■ Eastern part of US

★ Promotion■ Discounted price during the launching period

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Further assessment on VIVIO

❖ Strengths■ Vivio’s success in the existing market■ Saxonville’s strong national distribution network

❖ Opportunities■ Growing market for Italian sausages■ No national competitors for fresh sausages

❖ Weaknesses■ Vivio’s lack of clear positioning■ No product differentiation

❖ Threats■ Competition from other 29 locally established brands■ Some competiton from nationl.

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Segmentation and Target Market★ Demographic★ Physiographic★ Behavioral

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Target-● Primary and secondary demographics

○ Female head-of-households○ Children, education status, working status

● Behavior considerations○ Vivio loyalists○ competitive-brand loyalists

● Geographic considerations○ Currently in strong italian sausage markets

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Values

● Good, nutritious meal● Satisfy everyone’s needs● Time spent with family● Creativity

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❏ Family connection❏ Clever cooking❏ Confidence❏ Appreciation❏ Quick and easy❏ Tradition

Initial Positioning Territories

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Brand Laddering for Gourmet cooking oil

VALUE: Discerning good taste

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EMOTIONAL BENEFIT: Makes me feel like a gourmet cook

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FUNCTIONAL BENEFIT: Flavor enhancement that makes even the best recipes taste unbelievably better

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ATTRIBUTES: Smooth and light texture, pale green natural coloring, higher melt temperature, emulsifies instantly, sophisticated taste

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Potential positioning concepts

● Family connection concept■ Brand- It welcomes you in

● Love concept■ Brand- For all you do

● Balance concept■ Brand- The taste of home

● Creative cooking concept■ Brand- Creative meals in minutes

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Product Benefits

● Emotional benefits● Consumer benefits● Functional benefits● Product attributes

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Research and evaluating the Italian opportunity

1. Planning new research on the target customer.2. Building on learning from the focus group.3. Building positioning concept.

Brand ladder.4. Additional research deliver a verdict-or two.

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Recommended brand name

1. Why vivio?a. Well established in atlantic areasb. Italian name

2. Why by saxonville?a. Nationwide recognition and popularityb. Signifies quality/credibility for an

unknown brand

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Italian sausage-using consumer positioning concept voting

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Supporting tactics offered by other functional groups

1. R&D-• Kid-friendly-shaped pre-cut sausage pieces; dinosaurs, goldfish.• Different flavor varieties.

• Insert fresh herbs that would be visible through the sausage. casing but not impact the taste of the sausage. • Frozen sausage pellets, both raw and pre-cooked. • Different forms: uncooked slices, pre cooked slices.

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2. Graphics

• Label size and shape changes to maximize the product visibility window and provide in-case differentiation

• Alternate label graphics using background photographs, fresh ingredients depictions, the Italian flag

• Faux labels used as tip-ins in magazines to reinforce the brand

• Labels with “back-placed” recipes

• Different label-copy stickers that “pop”

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3. Sales

• Larger package size with dinner-plate shaped trays

• Running more frequent BOGO’s (buy-one get-one promotions)

• Famous potential spokespeople like Rachael Ray

• Refrigerated display units placed in the produce and dry grocery sections

• Celebrity recipes

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Italian sausage concept assessment

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Declaration

Created byAkhila Polishetty, during an internship underProf. Sameer Mathur, IIMLucknow.www.IIMinternship.com

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Thank you