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Company Background
Financial History
Challenges
Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis
Alternative Solutions
Recommendation
Q&A
r ero volume growth for RB between 2004 &
2006
r 1% annual volume growth for RB for the last
3 years
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Promotional
Product
Price
Place
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r Prior arket campaigns developed in US and
adapted to Canadian market failed to generate
the desired 5 7% annual growth for the RB
category
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r Household penetration reduced to 24%
r ONLY 15% of Canadian customers surveyed
believed that the cookies were sized
appropriately
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r Average retail price is 63% higher than feature
price
r Only 32% of customers perceive value for the
price of the Pillsbury refrigerated cookie
product
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r No challenges related to Place
Channels
Coverage
Assortment
Inventory
Transport
Locations
Canada
US
Difference
4%
4%
0%
7%
32%
31%
1%
30%
39%
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Canada
US
Difference
47%
37%
10%
42%
34%
8%
42%
29%
42%
30%
41%
28%
28%
20%
8%
19%
15%
4%
Canada
US
Difference
59%
52%
7%
31%
36%
-5%
29%
41%
28%
35%
-7%
r Easy, Quick, Practical, Affordable, and Pleasing
to Children
r Brings Smile, Feels ood to ake Difference
r Special: Sharing, Eating Cookie not Baking
r All Devoted others
r Love for Pillsbury : Little Secret
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Reasoning: Eye Level placement is ideal for the impulse buy.
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Reasoning: Cookie dough purchase is impulsive.
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r Increases the opportunity
for impulse buy
r reater exposure to scratch
buyers
r Additional expense required
associated with location
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ay not be feasible for
some retailers
r Increased inventory
expense for retailers
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Reasoning: Establishes a new channel for marketing brand while
maintaining the target involvement of children.
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r Increase goodwill (CSR)
r Expands arket (Day-Care,
etc.)
r Additional Expense to
promote to schools
r Possible Push-back from
parents/teachers (nonhealthy product)
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Reasoning: To focus more on quality for mothers and attractive
packaging for kids.
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r Appeals to the scratch users
on quality of the product
r Appeals to the kids to
associate Pillsbury as a fun
product
r Expense to License the
Characters, e.g. Tigger
r Possible Increase in unit
Price, Lower Sales
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Reasoning: Use Stickers/Tokens/Codes to increase the
awareness, brand loyalty and attract customers with children
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r Increase brand loyalty
r Use influence of children to
increase sales
r Additional expenses to run
the program
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Reasoning: Kids play a larger role as purchase driver in
Canada than US.
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Reasoning: To target scratch users.
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r Quality ingredients are
more in line with made
from scratch cookies
r Higher profit margin
opportunity
r Higher price point
r Cannot replicate the user
experience of making a
cookie from scratch
r Development costs for
premium product for
Canadian market alone
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Reasoning: To target scratch users.
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r Increased customer value
perception
r Refrigerated cookie is just
like homemade
r Reduced time and effort
involved in baking
r Increased market share
r Large expense of the
advertisement development
r Cannot compete with
freshness or experience
of scratch cookies
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r Television Ad Campaign
r Aimed at Untapped Scratch-Users Segment
61% of the Canadian arket
Scratch Taste= RB Taste
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r Eye Level Product Placement
r Easy Access for Impulse Buyer
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r Influential essage
r Cater to Target arket
Kids(Biggest rowth Opportunity)
others
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r Catered to Children
r Creates Brand Awareness
r Sticky Customer
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