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Institute Name
Presentation by Kottary
Batch
GNIMS
Shiva
B (2011-13)
Roll No
54
Subject
Marketing
Semester
1st Semester
Overview
Company History
Market Segmentation
USP
Marketing Mix
S.W.O.T Analysis
History
1963 - Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield meet in 7th
Grade Gym Class.
1977- Ben & Jerry move to Vermont and
completed a $5 correspondence course of ice
cream making from the Pennsylvania State
University's Creamery.
1978 B & J with a investment of $12,000
opened an ice cream parlor in a renovated gas
station in downtown Burlington, Vermont.
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History
1986 - Dreyers became the Master distributors of B & J products and
made a sales of $20 Million.
1988 More than 80 scoops shops were introduced at the end of the year
and B & J were named U.S small Business Persons of the year by the
President Reagan in a White House Rose Garden Ceremony.
1989 B & J Receives Columbia Universitys Lawrence A Wein Prize for
corporate social responsibility.
1991 B & J made a sales of more than $131 Million in the end of the year.
1996 Perry Odak takes the vacant position of CEO and the net sales
reach $174 Million.
2000 - Ben & Jerry's Homemade, Inc. was acquired by Unilever which is a
British-Dutch company. Since the acquisition, not much has changed with
Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream.
Market Segmentation
What is Market Segmentation?
Markets consist of buyers, and buyers differ in one or more ways.
Through market
segmentation, companies divide large, heterogeneous markets into
smaller segments.
Ben & Jerrys Market Segmentation
Geographical - Ben & Jerry market is divided globally(i.e European,
Asian) American would have to pay more for an ice cream cup than a
German.
Market is Segmented on the basis of
Different income groups
Family size, family life cycle
Gender
Age
Occupation
Behavioral
Readiness to buy
Occasions
Presentation by: Shiva Kottary
Market Segmentation
Demograph
ic Market
Segmentati
on
Marketing Mix
Product line
Product Range
Pricing Strategy
Pricing strategy depends on:
Luxury ice cream High Price
Prices in supermarkets
Comparison with Haagen-Dazs &
Dreyers(Competitors)
Premium Ice Cream
Place Restaurant
Franchisees
International
Licenses
Supermarkets
& Convenience stores
Company
stores
Promotional Mix
The elements of Ben & Jerry promotions mix are:
Personal Selling.
Sales Promotion.
Sponsorship through Ben & Jerry Foundation
Online advertising
Street marketing
Outdoor advertising
Direct Mail.
Trade Fairs and Exhibitions.
Promotion Strategy
Girl in cow costume promoting Free Cone Day outside a Ben &
Jerry's shop in Stockholm, Sweden
Free Cone Day is an annual event held between late March and early
May, in which Ben & Jerry's scoop shops give out free ice cream cups
and cones. The most recent event took place on Tuesday, April 12,
2011 from noon to 8pm.
Presentation by: Shiva Kottary
Promotional Mix
Mall Advertising
This eye-catching
advertisement would capture
attention of drivers,
commuters and basically
anyone that passes by. This
melting ice cream display is
placed on the building that has
a Ben & Jerry's outlet.
Presentation by: Shiva Kottary
Promotion Strategy
6 Sheet
Point-of-Purchase
This guerilla advertising leaves
This 6 Sheet advertising is out of
passer-by amused as they take
the box. The ad features that
a second look at the caution
an ice cream wrestling event is
sign. This guerilla advertising
held in conjunction with the
concept touches the
new flavours launch. The mess
'overflowing' ice cream from
on the board and floor is to
the freezer that contains the
give a realistic feel of the
two new flavours
actual event, encouraging
people to visit the store.
Presentation by: Shiva Kottary
Advertisements
Real Flavours!
Fictional
advertisements for
Ben & Jerry's. The
concept behind the
ads is to promote the
natural, rich and as a
matter speech, REAL
flavours that drives
Ben & Jerry's. Hence
the illustrations
depicting the
flavours coming to
life.
Advertisements
Web Advertisements
S.W.O.T
WEAKNESS
STRENGTH
S
OPPORTUNIT
IES
THREATS
Market research
Questions ???
Target Audience?
Market Segmentation
What are we selling?
To whom are we selling it ?
Where are we selling it?
What kind of ice-cream do our customers prefer?
What kind of flavours do our customers prefer?
What tub size do our customers prefer?
What price do our customers want to pay?
Where is type of ice cream should be made available?
Presentation by: Shiva Kottary
P.E.S.T.E.L Analysis
Target Audience
Our Products
Ice-Creams
Regional ice-creams
Seasonal ice-creams
(Mango/ Strawberry/ Anjeer etc)
Milkshakes
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Product Positioning
After deciding the target markets, our company has decided
what position it wants to occupy in the target market.
Our Company has tried to position our products in such a way
as to distinguish themselves from the competitors (like 31
Baskin and Robins, Naturals, Amul Ice Cream) and give
our product the greatest strategic advantage in the target
market.
Premium Ice-cream High Price & High Quality
Regional & Seasonal
ice-cream
Low Price & High Quality
Positioning
Matrix
High
High
Quality
low
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Services:
Free home Delivery to nearby places
One can Make their own ice-cream
Drive Thru
Birthday Parties Plan
Low fat ice-creams
Sugar free ice-creams
Facilities:
Kids Zone
Gift Zone
Gaming Zone
Wi-Fi Connectivity
Ambient Environment
Parking zone
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Brand Persona:1
Brand Persona: 2
Brand Persona: 3
Line
Launch Date
:
25th Tag
Dec 2011
Venue
:
Hotel Renaissance Powai
Brand Ambassador
:
Arjun Tendulkar & Cyrus Brocha
Chief Guest
:
Ben & Jerry
Other Guest
:
Celebrities, PR agencies, Media
25th Dec
Line Pics)
Restaurant at Bandra Pali HillTag
(Reference
Exterior & Interior of Restaurant
Tag Line
Fire
Exit
Chiller &
Freezer
Fire
Exi
t
Gift
Shop
Manag
er
Cabin
Kids
Zone
Restroom
Dr
i
C o ve T
un hr
ter u
Gami
ng
Zone
Crew
Room
Counter
Dinning
Zone 2
Dinning Zone
Parking
AREA: 16000sq.
ft
Main Entrance
Fire
Exi
t
Advertisement Plan
Print Ad:
Coupons
Outdoor
Advertisement
Reference
http://www.benjerry.com
http://www.benandjerryfoundation.org
http://www.marketingteacher.com
http://www.wikipedia.com
http://www.valuebasedmanagement.net/methods_bcgmatrix.html
http://www.netmba.com/strategy/matrix/
http://www.trumpuniversity.com/learn/trump360article.cfm?id=38
http://www.vectorstudy.com/management_theories/BCG_matrix.htm
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