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Rajiv Sawhney, Navin Agarwal, Ratika
kapoor

           BANDWAGON:
           COMPETITION:
           TEETOTALER (LOW COST
           MARKETING CAMPAIGN)
Agenda
   Product, Target market Segment, USP,
    Positioning, Indian Noodle Market
    Brand Icons
   In Store Communication Plan
   Awareness Program
   Temporary Foodle Kiosks
   Promotional Activities
   Common Wealth 2010
   Social Networking: Viral Marketing + video
   Radio + Jingles
   Conclusion
Background Information
  http://www.moneylife.in/article/8/3531.html
  http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/horlicks-noodles-one-too-many/387131/


  Product: -
  Foodles (GSK)
  Under the popular Brand Horlicks
                                                Target market Segment: -
  In competition to Nestle‟s Maggi Noodles
                                                Kids/Mothers
USP of Foodles: -                               North and South India for the 1st year
“Health Maker” Sachet which                    Only Organized Retail: Modern Trade
contain 5 vitamins
 Positioned on Health, taste
and Convenience
                                    Indian Noodles Market: -
Positioning:                        Market size: - 1000 Crore Rs- Organized Market
Nutritive and Healthy              Nestle Maggi‟s Market share: - 80% i.e; 800 cr Rs
Noodles                             Growth Expected: - 25% (yoy)
                                    Market share expected by GSK : - 6%-10%
                                      in next 6-12 months i.e;
                                      100-150 Cr Rs till 2011
Brand Icons
    FOODLA & FOODLI (Original Art work
    by the group)
    • kids / Teenagers
    • Educated/ Belong to Upper Middle
    Class (Socio Economic Classification A &
    B)- has been kept according to the Target
    segment.
    •Red and Green dress according to
    Foodles packaging
    •‘F’ written on T shirt to increase the
    brand recall of Foodles
    •Hair of Foodla & Foodli have been kept
    like Noodles
    • Both are friends and like to have fun
    with each other.
    •Foodli has been shown as Fashion
    Concious
    •Both are witty, smart and Intelligent.
    •Overall: Aim is to create an image which
    attracts younger generation and are
    aspiration of younger generation
In store Communication Plan:
 Modern Trade (Place)
           GSK for the 1st year is eyeing Rs.1000 Cr Modern retail Market
           http://www.moneylife.in/article/8/3531.html
For Hyper and Super Format stores (10000 sq Ft + stores) [Modern
  Retail]
 Spencer‟s, Reliance, Trent Food Bazaar, etc.

 Activation in 150 (approx) stores (North and South India)


For Daily and Express Formats stores [Modern Retail]
Spencer‟s, Reliance, ABRL‟s More, Local chains, etc.
Activation in 1000 (approx) stores (North and South India)

 Launch Plan for Foodles:
 Sampling through Foodle Kiosks
 In store Branding: Gondola Branding, FSUs,
 Danglers and Signages
Gondola Branding Floor Stand Units                     Danglers




Hyper& Super Format
                          Hyper &Super Format     All Format stores
stores
                          stores                   2000+750 Danglers
150 Gondola branding
                          150 FSUs                Cost of Danglers:
Cost: 150*2k= 0.3 Mill
                          To be placed at         2750*200=0.55 Mill Rs
Rs
                          Impulse                  To be placed near
To be placed on end
                          Cost of FSUs150*5k=     Category aisle
caps near impulse
                          0.75 Mil Rs
                          Cost of
                          Space150*30k= 4.5 mil
                          Rs (For 1 month)
                          To be removed after 1
Category Signage           Total Cost For In store
                                  Communication:
                                  =0.3+0.75+0.55+4.5 +0.46+0.3
                                  =6.86 Mil Rs (1 time investment)
                                  Consumer Reach: For the 1st month
                                  Hyper and Super= 1000-2000
                                  footfalls/day
                                  •30000 to 60000 consumers for 1 store
                                  /month
                                  •4.5 Mil-9 Mil Consumers for 150
   For all Formats               stores/ month
   1150*2=2300 signage           Daily and Convenience= 200-500
   Cost: 2300*200= 0.46 Mil Rs   Consumers /day
                                  •6000-15000 Consumers for 1
Parasites                         store/month
Hyper & Super Format             •6 Mil-15 Mil Consumers for 1000
Stores                            stores/ Month
To increase Point of Sales
10 for each store
150*10=1500 Parasites
1500*200= 0.3 Mill Rs
1 Time Investment
Temporary Foodle Kiosks
   The main aim of this activity would be:
   Sampling of Foodles
   To create Foodle‟s Brand awareness
   To make people aware about its Taste and different Flavours
   This would be a „No Profit No Loss‟ Activity for GSk
   Would be conducted for 3 months in Malls or Hyper Markets.
   Kiosks would also act as Point of Sales for Foodles.
   Sell Rs5 packet for Rs10 (To cover the overheads)
   Approximately at 200 places.
                                                           Example
Consumer Reach:
Average Footfalls/day= 2000-3000 /mall
60000-90000 footfalls/day
1.2 Mil – 1.8 Mil footfalls in 200 (Malls + Hyper
format stores) /day
 108 Mill- 162 Mill People (Brand Awareness)
To Breakeven (No profit no loss) at least 3% of
above footfalls will have to be converted.
(Assuming 50k to be the Cost of space/mall and
6000/month for the sales man)
Awareness programmes
                                                Residential Societies Kitty
  Tupperware parties                            parties




  Tupperware parties presences in 22 states
  coverage of 55000 women.                        Only for Delhi:
  GSK is aiming at 8 states for its 1st year         Guest lectures/interactions by health
  out of those 22 states                              consultants in major residential areas in
  Party every Sunday                                 major capitals.
  Activity to be carried out for 2 months i.e;       Total of residential areas =400 (Only
  8 parties in 1 party/ 1 region                      Delhi)
  Method: Informal interactions by GSK               Societies in the areas= 15 (app)
  health consultants                                  = 400* 20 =8000 families.
  Demonstration of Horlicks Foodles to               GSK aims at 20% = 1600 = 80 parties
  Mothers                                              Incentives: Free Foodle packs would
  Cost : Informal interaction in Tupperware          be distributed in the kitty parties
  parties are free of cost.                           15*80= 1200 families
  Consumer Reach: 100 Women/ party=                  Distributing 10 Rs pack= 1200*10=
  8*100=800 Women or 800 Families.                    12,000 Rs.
                                                      To be escalated to 20,000 Families of
                                                      SEC (A&B) category North+ South
   http://180.150.134.20/partycenter/planning.asp     Location to be chosen according to
                                                      the presence of Modern retail
School Interactions: Health Consultants Visiting
  Schools




.Aiming at top 100 schools (Students from SEC A & B) in the major cities where
Foodles
GSK consultants will provide free Health related tips and simultaneously
promote Foodles.
Minimum Number of Students / School = 500 (Age group 10+)
Reach 500*100=50,000 Students
Distributing 10 Rs Pack to all students
Assuming Cost of production to be 5 Rs, Total cost incurred =5* 50000= 2.5 lac
Rs

Number Man-days required for visits by Health Consultants/Sales people= 8+
1000+ 100=1108
Promotional Activity

Small Test packs (5 Rs) Pack with Horlicks Products
 For 1 Month
Horlicks sale= 58% of 1900 Cr Rs=1100 Cr Rs
Modern Trade Sales = (5% of 1100 Cr Rs)/12
= 5Cr Rs /Month
No. of SKUs 5 Cr/170= 300000 (Approx)
Around 150000 SKUs (North & South)
Cost to company= 150000*3= 0.45 Mill Rs (Assuming 3 Rs to be the Cost inc
Consumer Reach: 0.15 Mill People.
                               http://www.livemint.com/2008/10/26153718/GSK-to-focus-on-modern-retail


                 Free Foodla & Foodli Comics or Drawing
                 sheet (Colour Foodla, Foodli, etc)
                  For 1 Month. Free with two packs.
                  Reach is as per the Sales. Assuming 6 cr
                 Annual sale= 60000000/20*12. (20 Rs for 2
                 packets)
                 = Rs 0.25 million and 0.25 consumers. Assuming
                 2ppl/Hosusehold
                 Reach- 0.5 million ppl
Common Wealth
Games 2010

Distributing 1lac brochures
1 side printed
Cost: 1.5 Rs/ Brochure
Consumer Reach:
1 lac Direct reach
1-2 lac Indirect reach
(Sharing of map among
groups)

Taking this is a Pilot project
If found successful then
Escalating it to Delhi/NCR
Metro maps
Which can be distributed
through Modern Trade stores,
from cash counters.
Social Networking: Viral
    Marketing
    Social Networking Reach                          Foodles For U Contest: Facebook
                                                        • Series of contests
                                                        • Stories to be posted and judged by
• 68.5 % of the active users spend avg
                                                        ppl through Social N/w
130.1 minutes on Social N/w Sites
                                                        • Examples
•Launching Foodle Games and
                                                                  • Anokhi Love Story
Applications
                                                                  • Bhook Se Ladai
• Facebook Opinion Polls on Foodles
                                                                  • Aalaspan Ki Misaal
• Promotional         Videos         and
                                                                  • Ladakpan Ki Pahunch
Communities/Groups
                                                                  • Kanjooosi ka NusKha
• Foodla-Foodli Campaigns: Videos
and Online comics. Source- comScore,
                        Inc.

                        Foodles Website
                                  Games & Videos                Costing:
                                  Post Your Recipes             5 lac Rs for
                                   Contest
                                  Customer Feedback             Games, Videos and
                                  Foodles Promotional           application
                                   videos
                                                                 developments
Radio
     10 Sec Radio spot 1500 Rs
     10 spots = 15,000 Rs /day
     100 spots = 1.5 lac Rs for 10
      days
     Budget allocated 1.5 Mill Rs
     So Buying 1000 spots of 10
      seconds in 10 different regions
     Assuming 1 spot of 10 seconds
      reaches 1000 people
     1000 spots will reach 1 Mill
      people.




    http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/fm-radio-ad-rates-to-fall-by-10-15/347961/
Cost Benefit Analysis
Launch Plan       Investment      Consumer         Awareness     Benefit
                                  Reach (Brand     cost/person
                                  Awareness)
In Store          6.86 Mil Rs     15 Mill          50 paise      Awareness into
Communication                                                    Sales
Plan                                                             conversion=
                                                                 Maximum
Temporary         „0‟ (Sales      100 Mill         0 Rs          Feedback from
Foodle Kiosks     conversion                                     Consumer
                  =3% of                                         Behaviour and
                  footfalls)                                     Reach
Awareness         2.1 Mill Rs     70,000           30 Rs         Word of Mouth
Program
Common Wealth     0.15 Mill Rs    0.4 Mill                       Brand
Games 2010                                                       Awareness in
                                                                 Delhi
Viral Marketing   0.5 Mill rs     0.5 Mill (in 1   1 Rs          Reach and low
                                  month)                         cost
Radio             1.5 Mill Rs     1 Mill Rs        1.5 Rs        High Reach
Total             11.11 Mill Rs   116.97           10 Paise       GSK‟s goal is
Integrated                                                       to reach 100 Cr
Communication                                                    Revenues in 1
Plan                                                             year. 1 CR is
Conclusion
   For FMCG products, success lies in the strength of the distribution
    network. The Maximum sales conversion will come from Impulse i.e;
    “Jo dikhta hai wo bikta hai”. So In store visibility would be of highest
    importance.
  So, In store communication plan should be given priority 1 and
    Temporary Foodle Kiosks should be on priority 2.
  Priority 3: Viral Marketing Campaign; Priority4: Radio

  Priority 5: Awareness Programs + Common Wealth games Tourism
Online advertising in India: the trust
    Brochures.                                 The least trusted forms of
factors
                                                                                 advertising in India are:
WoM (i.e. Word of mouth) is the most
                                                                                 Search engine advertisements
trusted source: 87% users believe so.
                                                                                 (41 per cent),
 Newspapers come second in the
                                                                                 ads that precede movie
      „most trusted list‟, with 77 % saying
                                                                                 screening (41 per cent),
      so.
                                                                                 online banner ads (38 per cent),
Opinions expressed online : 73% trust
                                                                                 and
them
                                                                                 text ads on mobile phones (24
Opnions expressed on brands‟ Web
  http://www.pluggd.in/online-advertising-in-india/india-business-online-
  advertising-india-word-of-mouth-works-better-than-search-engine-advertising-   per cent)
sites : 72%,
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Low Cost Marketing

  • 1. Team MPR Rajiv Sawhney, Navin Agarwal, Ratika kapoor BANDWAGON: COMPETITION: TEETOTALER (LOW COST MARKETING CAMPAIGN)
  • 2. Agenda  Product, Target market Segment, USP, Positioning, Indian Noodle Market  Brand Icons  In Store Communication Plan  Awareness Program  Temporary Foodle Kiosks  Promotional Activities  Common Wealth 2010  Social Networking: Viral Marketing + video  Radio + Jingles  Conclusion
  • 3. Background Information http://www.moneylife.in/article/8/3531.html http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/horlicks-noodles-one-too-many/387131/ Product: - Foodles (GSK) Under the popular Brand Horlicks Target market Segment: - In competition to Nestle‟s Maggi Noodles Kids/Mothers USP of Foodles: - North and South India for the 1st year “Health Maker” Sachet which Only Organized Retail: Modern Trade contain 5 vitamins  Positioned on Health, taste and Convenience Indian Noodles Market: - Positioning: Market size: - 1000 Crore Rs- Organized Market Nutritive and Healthy Nestle Maggi‟s Market share: - 80% i.e; 800 cr Rs Noodles Growth Expected: - 25% (yoy) Market share expected by GSK : - 6%-10% in next 6-12 months i.e; 100-150 Cr Rs till 2011
  • 4. Brand Icons FOODLA & FOODLI (Original Art work by the group) • kids / Teenagers • Educated/ Belong to Upper Middle Class (Socio Economic Classification A & B)- has been kept according to the Target segment. •Red and Green dress according to Foodles packaging •‘F’ written on T shirt to increase the brand recall of Foodles •Hair of Foodla & Foodli have been kept like Noodles • Both are friends and like to have fun with each other. •Foodli has been shown as Fashion Concious •Both are witty, smart and Intelligent. •Overall: Aim is to create an image which attracts younger generation and are aspiration of younger generation
  • 5. In store Communication Plan: Modern Trade (Place) GSK for the 1st year is eyeing Rs.1000 Cr Modern retail Market http://www.moneylife.in/article/8/3531.html For Hyper and Super Format stores (10000 sq Ft + stores) [Modern Retail]  Spencer‟s, Reliance, Trent Food Bazaar, etc.  Activation in 150 (approx) stores (North and South India) For Daily and Express Formats stores [Modern Retail] Spencer‟s, Reliance, ABRL‟s More, Local chains, etc. Activation in 1000 (approx) stores (North and South India) Launch Plan for Foodles: Sampling through Foodle Kiosks In store Branding: Gondola Branding, FSUs, Danglers and Signages
  • 6. Gondola Branding Floor Stand Units Danglers Hyper& Super Format Hyper &Super Format All Format stores stores stores 2000+750 Danglers 150 Gondola branding 150 FSUs Cost of Danglers: Cost: 150*2k= 0.3 Mill To be placed at 2750*200=0.55 Mill Rs Rs Impulse To be placed near To be placed on end Cost of FSUs150*5k= Category aisle caps near impulse 0.75 Mil Rs Cost of Space150*30k= 4.5 mil Rs (For 1 month) To be removed after 1
  • 7. Category Signage Total Cost For In store Communication: =0.3+0.75+0.55+4.5 +0.46+0.3 =6.86 Mil Rs (1 time investment) Consumer Reach: For the 1st month Hyper and Super= 1000-2000 footfalls/day •30000 to 60000 consumers for 1 store /month •4.5 Mil-9 Mil Consumers for 150 For all Formats stores/ month 1150*2=2300 signage Daily and Convenience= 200-500 Cost: 2300*200= 0.46 Mil Rs Consumers /day •6000-15000 Consumers for 1 Parasites store/month Hyper & Super Format •6 Mil-15 Mil Consumers for 1000 Stores stores/ Month To increase Point of Sales 10 for each store 150*10=1500 Parasites 1500*200= 0.3 Mill Rs 1 Time Investment
  • 8. Temporary Foodle Kiosks The main aim of this activity would be: Sampling of Foodles To create Foodle‟s Brand awareness To make people aware about its Taste and different Flavours This would be a „No Profit No Loss‟ Activity for GSk Would be conducted for 3 months in Malls or Hyper Markets. Kiosks would also act as Point of Sales for Foodles. Sell Rs5 packet for Rs10 (To cover the overheads) Approximately at 200 places. Example Consumer Reach: Average Footfalls/day= 2000-3000 /mall 60000-90000 footfalls/day 1.2 Mil – 1.8 Mil footfalls in 200 (Malls + Hyper format stores) /day  108 Mill- 162 Mill People (Brand Awareness) To Breakeven (No profit no loss) at least 3% of above footfalls will have to be converted. (Assuming 50k to be the Cost of space/mall and 6000/month for the sales man)
  • 9. Awareness programmes Residential Societies Kitty Tupperware parties parties Tupperware parties presences in 22 states coverage of 55000 women. Only for Delhi: GSK is aiming at 8 states for its 1st year Guest lectures/interactions by health out of those 22 states consultants in major residential areas in Party every Sunday major capitals. Activity to be carried out for 2 months i.e; Total of residential areas =400 (Only 8 parties in 1 party/ 1 region Delhi) Method: Informal interactions by GSK Societies in the areas= 15 (app) health consultants = 400* 20 =8000 families. Demonstration of Horlicks Foodles to GSK aims at 20% = 1600 = 80 parties Mothers  Incentives: Free Foodle packs would Cost : Informal interaction in Tupperware be distributed in the kitty parties parties are free of cost. 15*80= 1200 families Consumer Reach: 100 Women/ party= Distributing 10 Rs pack= 1200*10= 8*100=800 Women or 800 Families. 12,000 Rs. To be escalated to 20,000 Families of SEC (A&B) category North+ South http://180.150.134.20/partycenter/planning.asp Location to be chosen according to the presence of Modern retail
  • 10. School Interactions: Health Consultants Visiting Schools .Aiming at top 100 schools (Students from SEC A & B) in the major cities where Foodles GSK consultants will provide free Health related tips and simultaneously promote Foodles. Minimum Number of Students / School = 500 (Age group 10+) Reach 500*100=50,000 Students Distributing 10 Rs Pack to all students Assuming Cost of production to be 5 Rs, Total cost incurred =5* 50000= 2.5 lac Rs Number Man-days required for visits by Health Consultants/Sales people= 8+ 1000+ 100=1108
  • 11. Promotional Activity Small Test packs (5 Rs) Pack with Horlicks Products  For 1 Month Horlicks sale= 58% of 1900 Cr Rs=1100 Cr Rs Modern Trade Sales = (5% of 1100 Cr Rs)/12 = 5Cr Rs /Month No. of SKUs 5 Cr/170= 300000 (Approx) Around 150000 SKUs (North & South) Cost to company= 150000*3= 0.45 Mill Rs (Assuming 3 Rs to be the Cost inc Consumer Reach: 0.15 Mill People. http://www.livemint.com/2008/10/26153718/GSK-to-focus-on-modern-retail Free Foodla & Foodli Comics or Drawing sheet (Colour Foodla, Foodli, etc)  For 1 Month. Free with two packs.  Reach is as per the Sales. Assuming 6 cr Annual sale= 60000000/20*12. (20 Rs for 2 packets) = Rs 0.25 million and 0.25 consumers. Assuming 2ppl/Hosusehold Reach- 0.5 million ppl
  • 12. Common Wealth Games 2010 Distributing 1lac brochures 1 side printed Cost: 1.5 Rs/ Brochure Consumer Reach: 1 lac Direct reach 1-2 lac Indirect reach (Sharing of map among groups) Taking this is a Pilot project If found successful then Escalating it to Delhi/NCR Metro maps Which can be distributed through Modern Trade stores, from cash counters.
  • 13. Social Networking: Viral Marketing Social Networking Reach Foodles For U Contest: Facebook • Series of contests • Stories to be posted and judged by • 68.5 % of the active users spend avg ppl through Social N/w 130.1 minutes on Social N/w Sites • Examples •Launching Foodle Games and • Anokhi Love Story Applications • Bhook Se Ladai • Facebook Opinion Polls on Foodles • Aalaspan Ki Misaal • Promotional Videos and • Ladakpan Ki Pahunch Communities/Groups • Kanjooosi ka NusKha • Foodla-Foodli Campaigns: Videos and Online comics. Source- comScore, Inc.  Foodles Website  Games & Videos Costing:  Post Your Recipes 5 lac Rs for Contest  Customer Feedback Games, Videos and  Foodles Promotional application videos developments
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  • 15. Radio  10 Sec Radio spot 1500 Rs  10 spots = 15,000 Rs /day  100 spots = 1.5 lac Rs for 10 days  Budget allocated 1.5 Mill Rs  So Buying 1000 spots of 10 seconds in 10 different regions  Assuming 1 spot of 10 seconds reaches 1000 people  1000 spots will reach 1 Mill people. http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/fm-radio-ad-rates-to-fall-by-10-15/347961/
  • 16. Cost Benefit Analysis Launch Plan Investment Consumer Awareness Benefit Reach (Brand cost/person Awareness) In Store 6.86 Mil Rs 15 Mill 50 paise Awareness into Communication Sales Plan conversion= Maximum Temporary „0‟ (Sales 100 Mill 0 Rs Feedback from Foodle Kiosks conversion Consumer =3% of Behaviour and footfalls) Reach Awareness 2.1 Mill Rs 70,000 30 Rs Word of Mouth Program Common Wealth 0.15 Mill Rs 0.4 Mill Brand Games 2010 Awareness in Delhi Viral Marketing 0.5 Mill rs 0.5 Mill (in 1 1 Rs Reach and low month) cost Radio 1.5 Mill Rs 1 Mill Rs 1.5 Rs High Reach Total 11.11 Mill Rs 116.97 10 Paise GSK‟s goal is Integrated to reach 100 Cr Communication Revenues in 1 Plan year. 1 CR is
  • 17. Conclusion  For FMCG products, success lies in the strength of the distribution network. The Maximum sales conversion will come from Impulse i.e; “Jo dikhta hai wo bikta hai”. So In store visibility would be of highest importance.  So, In store communication plan should be given priority 1 and Temporary Foodle Kiosks should be on priority 2.  Priority 3: Viral Marketing Campaign; Priority4: Radio  Priority 5: Awareness Programs + Common Wealth games Tourism Online advertising in India: the trust Brochures. The least trusted forms of factors advertising in India are: WoM (i.e. Word of mouth) is the most Search engine advertisements trusted source: 87% users believe so. (41 per cent),  Newspapers come second in the ads that precede movie „most trusted list‟, with 77 % saying screening (41 per cent), so. online banner ads (38 per cent), Opinions expressed online : 73% trust and them text ads on mobile phones (24 Opnions expressed on brands‟ Web http://www.pluggd.in/online-advertising-in-india/india-business-online- advertising-india-word-of-mouth-works-better-than-search-engine-advertising- per cent) sites : 72%, 742/