Sprite,
the lime and lemony drink of coca cola, is all set to come up with new campaign
which says “chalo apni chaal”. Sprite, in the previous campaign, just talked
about quenching thrust and nothing else. Whereas the new campaign mainly focus
on to the youth, which puts the character in the campaign as a trickster whose
aim is to get a girl which is absolutely different from its previous campaign. I
hope the new campaign would favor the brand in enhancing its share. Moreover,
in India, it is a practice to have lemon water in the summer to cool the body.
And I hope this is another factor that would have contributed the brand to
capture sizable market share. In Indian cola market, coca cola is the visible
market leader with thumps up and sprite, 15% & 14% market share
respectively as per the industry estimates. Even experts in the industry
asserted that sprite would push other brands down by taking leading position in
the lime/lemony market.
Monday, 18 February 2013
Sprite says “Chalo Apni Chaal”
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Coca cola,
FMCG,
lime lemony drink,
Non alcoholic beverages,
soft drink,
sprite
Friday, 15 February 2013
Raymonds to Launch “Parke Avenue” Brand Shampoo
Yes,
what you seen is right, its Raymond, the leading fabric & apparel
manufacturer is to launch new beer shampoo, under Park Avenue brand. Raymond
was positioned itself as a leader in grooming industry and decided to enter into
shampoo market. And the Indian shampoo market is estimated to be around
2700-3000 crores. Raymond is to launch beer shampoo, an innovative product
which is being introduced for the first time in india.
Park Avenue is in the personal care (male) market with products
like deodorants, soap, face washes, hair creams and shaving gels. Right now, the
brand is being extended to shampoo with high expectation of huge growth
potential.
Raymonds decision to introduce shampoo can be attributed to
factors like increased concern of consumers on physical appearance, growing
middle class, and evolving customer needs and preferences.Other factors could
be high growth cosmetic market, and the company may be wanted to enter into new
product categories or to increase its portfolio of products.
Very soon the product will be available in retail stores and the price would be more or less of competitors brands such as P&G and HUL.
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