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Roadmap

Won’t leave that weird ring in your wallet.

1. Current Positioning

2. Dentyne Toothpaste: A Brand Extension

3. SWOT Analysis

4. Marketing Mix

Dentyne Toothpaste

Our Idea

Goals

Roadmap

  • Breakeven in the first year of operations
  • Achieve 10% market share by 2015
  • Implies roughly $1.25bn in 2015 Revenue

1. Current Positioning

2. Dentyne Toothpaste: A Brand Extension

3. SWOT Analysis

4. Marketing Mix

  • Product Development: Introduce a toothpaste that leverages Dentyne’s strong brand equity and unique positioning to target teens and young adults
  • Become the “Axe Body Spray” of Dental Hygiene

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Pricing

Roadmap

Product Strategy

  • Inexperience w/ Hygiene Products
  • Substantial Upfront Investment
  • Conflict of Interests

Internal

  • Originality
  • Brand Equity
  • Expertise in Brand Extensions
  • Presence in Social Media

1. Current Positioning

2. Dentyne Toothpaste: A Brand Extension

3. SWOT Analysis

4. Marketing Mix

  • Competitor based pricing strategy
  • Price consistent with leading brands + allow for distinct identity and image to differentiate the product.
  • $3.50-$4.00 per 6 oz. tube

  • Aim to convey similar quality product. Avoidance of low consumer perceived value.
  • Capitalize on brand name recognition and image of Dentyne Gum.
  • Emphasize cleanliness and long lasting freshness of breath to differentiate from other leading brands (which tend to focus on specific health benefits).
  • Create a sexy, hip, youthful image to target adolescents, teens, and young adults. Sex appeal as consumer perceived value.
  • Highly Saturated Market
  • Reputational Risk
  • Competition from Other Gum Brands

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  • Lack of Differentiation in the Market
  • Growing, Inelastic Market
  • Further Brand Extensions

External

Promotion

Direct Promotional Events

Place

  • Television and Online advertising to boost awareness.
  • Humorous, sexy web videos to capitalize on Youtube popularity. (E.D. example)
  • Low cost, extremely profitable if effective
  • Aim to “go viral”
  • Theme of becoming irresistible to the opposite sex
  • Merely introducing consumers to a new toothpaste product can create future loyalty
  • Colgate direct marketing campaign (2010)
  • Free samples + trained store associates
  • Single benefit of special anti-bacterial ingredient
  • 360 follow up survey showed 57% planned to buy Colgate Total in the future.

VS

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  • Department Stores
  • Pharmacies
  • Supermarkets
  • Online retailers

  • * Benefit from juxtaposition with other toothpastes.
  • Uniqueness of attitude. Ability to stand out.

Questions?

Implement/ Metrics

  • Customer Feedback through surveys
  • Include rebates and discounts
  • Consumer interviews and focus groups
  • Pinpoint consumers’ concerns and problems
  • ROI and Net Marketing Contribution
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