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This is a case study for International Marketing on the Godiva Chocolate Company

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Page 1: Godiva
Page 2: Godiva

Sacha SinghMartin Massiah

Page 3: Godiva

Question 1 • Identify the product offered by

Godiva• Identify the different levels of the

product.• Discuss the attempts made by

the management to come up with an augmented product

Page 4: Godiva

What is their product?• Traditionally, high quality and

relatively expensive chocolates• Recently, high end, but more

affordable and easily accessible chocolate in the form of their Godiva Gems

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Levels of the Product

There are 3 different levels of the product:1. Core product – benefit of the

product high-end brand (reputation of the brand)

2. Actual Product – tangible, physical good (Godiva Gems)

3. Augmented Product: additional products/services

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The Augmented Product

• Decreased price to increased market access

• Changed packaging to make it more affordable and “sharable”

• Maintained quality of their product

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Question 2• Do you think that the Godiva

brand could be damaged after the introduction of the new product to the lower end of the market?

• Do you see any risk of cannibalization of its line extension for the existing product line? Why or why not?

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Will the Godiva brand be

damaged?

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Why not?• They are not compromising the

chocolate quality • They are well established globally

for over 80 years since 1926 • This is their attempt to bring high

quality chocolate to a wider market by making it more affordable

• This is a strategy for them to capitalize on the economic recession

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Is there a risk of cannibalism to their

existing product?

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Why? • It will be a cheaper alternative for amateur chocolate lovers • It will be easier to share given the

convenience of the individual packaging of the Godiva Gems.

NB: Though cannibalism may occur, it will be minimal as can be seen in its revenue performance, only accounting for 10% of sales in 2009. The hardcore Godiva lovers will still buy their more exotic and exquisite offerings

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Question 3• Is Godiva Gems an international

or global product/brand? • Discuss whether the brand

holds global brand characteristics

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Global Features

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Question 4• What are the possible impacts

of the country of origin and packaging motivating consumers to purchase Godiva chocolates?

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Impact of Country of Origin

• Godiva originated in • Belgium is known producing world

renowned chocolatiers and one of the highest quality of chocolates in the world

• By association, Godiva chocolate is perceived as being one of the highest qualities of premium chocolate

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Impact of Packaging• Their packaging

is intricately designed

• Its luxurious packaging justifies its premium price point

• The Godiva Gems are uniquely packaged so that they are easier to share among a group

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Question 5• Godiva is entering new markets

like China and Turkey. • What strategy would you offer

to the company in its global product planning decisions in terms of standardization versus adaptation?

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