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Page 1: Rosewood Corporate Branding Case Study
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HOTELS AND RESORTS ROSEWOOD PROPERTIES

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12 HOTELS WORLDWIDE

1,513 ROOMS

1,15,000 UNIQUE GUESTS

LOWEST PRICE:$120

HIGHEST PRICE:$9,000

ROSEWOOD FIGURES

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A SENSE OF PLACE

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UNIQUE, ONE OF A

KIND LUXURY

CULINARY CONCEPTS

REFLECTING LOCAL

CULTURESPECIAL IMPORTANCE TO ARCHITECTURAL

DETAILS

FLEXIBLE AND

CREATIVE

BRANDINGCOMPLEMENTARY NOT INTRUSIVE

A SENSE OF PLACE

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CORPORATE BRANDED COMPETITORS

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Increase Cross

Property Usage

Increase brand wise usage

Increase return visits from the low value of 40%

MARKETING TRANSFORMATION: INDIVIDUAL BRANDS TO ROSEWOOD CHAIN OF HOTELS

To make people

aware of Rosewood

WHY?

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Service. •Collective Experience•Consistent Service

Customer. •Higher usage of all properties•Customer Loyalty

Brand. •Better Brand Recognition•Better cross property selling rates

ADVANTAGES

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CHALLENGES

Compromise with

Distinctiveness of

each property was not

an option

Risks of alienating loyal guests

Need for other

brandings

Huge market

investment

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Parameters Without Rosewood Branding

With Rosewood Branding

Unique Guests 115,000 115,000

Daily Spending $750 $750Number of days guest stays average 2 2

Gross Margin 32% 32%Market Expense per guest $130 To be Calculated

Visits per Guest 1.2 1.3Guest Acquisition Expense Average $150 $150

Guest retention rate 16.67% 21.67%Gross profit per guest $576 $624

COMPARISON BEFORE AND AFTER CORPORATE BRANDING

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CUSTOMER’S PERCEPTION

• Brand Rosewood means nothing.

• Have been to several properties but couldn’t relate them to be part of the same group.

• As a brand Rosewood doesn’t encourage the customer to try something new.

• Didn’t know until my agent mentioned it.

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AGENT’S PERCEPTION

• We book the Hotel not Rosewood.

• Clients don’t know about Rosewood they get to know if we educate them.

• Brand isn’t as strong as it was in the past.

• Known only by individual hotels and resorts.

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SUGGESTIONS

• Do not dilute individual brand persona.• Be subtle in adding the Rosewoood brand logo to existing hotels.• Portray the bigger picture.• Form a strong team• Tie up with more travel agencies.• Start with exclusive membership plans• Use social media platforms.

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THANK YOU