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Procter & Gamble: Marketing Capabilities

Harvard Business case

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why study this case?

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To study how to develop marketing strategies and plans in a consumer oriented approach

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Objectives

• To study varieties of marketing strategies adopted• Evaluation of outcomes• Strategies for maintaining Multiple

Brands

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Evolution

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key influencers

• Durk Jager – C.E.O(1999-2000)• A.G. Lafley – C.E.O(2000-2010)• Bob McDonald – C.E.O(2010-present)

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Durk Jager

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Reorganisation

• Seven global units replaced company’s four geographic

business units.

• New teams were created.

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New teams were:

1. Business development team.2. Venture team.3. Market development organisations.

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Connect

& Develop

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Result

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Successful product introductions 1. Swiffer dusters2. Olay regenerist3. Crest whitestrips & spinbrush.

But STRUGGLED to control costs on innovation

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A.G. Lafley

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Concentrated more on design Designs helped consumers to

imagine function of a given product.

This lead to a consumer-centric marketing approach.

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Recission

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lafley continued the same budget on marketing.

The marketing campaigns shifted the budget from traditional marketing strategies like advertising to coupon marketing and in-store promotions to increase sales.

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Result Increased consumer relationship & emotional connection between consumers and the brand.Surveys resulted that people felt better about a brand if it is from P&G.

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Bob McDonald

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2010 winter Olympics campaign

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Again Concentrated more on design.

Believed in Eye tracking and Neuro marketing strategies.

Brought out performance driven products as firm leveraged new and innovative ideas directly from consumers.

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Using crowd sourcing as a tool and alternative for market research and thereby increasing sales.

Motivation

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How did P&G maintain multiple brands at same time?

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Each brand got individual support.The main idea was “one brand one purpose”.Each brand caters only to a segment of market

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Sales

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Celebrity endorsements were the most important part in advertising the beauty products which had the major sales and profits in company’s revenue.

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Digital marketing was used to give consumers more information about the products and to build consumer interactions.

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Social media was helpful in maintaining interactive community programs.

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Market research helped in developing the right products according to the consumer needs.

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Conclusion

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Excellent company’s

need excellent Product but excellent product

Needs?

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Marketing is a worthy investment which is used to increase the motivation for buyers and to preserve the Brand name.

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DISCLAIMERCreated by Appili Vishnusai,

SASTRAUniversity during a marketing internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM

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