Bru coffee is perceived as bitter and low quality compared to Nescafe. The document outlines a marketing strategy to target new demographics like students, professionals, and elderly couples. It suggests positioning Bru as an energizing replacement for tea and soft drinks. The key message is Bru's innovative product lineup and affordability. The campaign will kick off in January and use TV ads to highlight Bru's variety of products for different seasons. Success will be measured by increased sales over 3 years and positive customer feedback.
Bru coffee is perceived as bitter and low quality compared to Nescafe. The document outlines a marketing strategy to target new demographics like students, professionals, and elderly couples. It suggests positioning Bru as an energizing replacement for tea and soft drinks. The key message is Bru's innovative product lineup and affordability. The campaign will kick off in January and use TV ads to highlight Bru's variety of products for different seasons. Success will be measured by increased sales over 3 years and positive customer feedback.
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Bru coffee is perceived as bitter and low quality compared to Nescafe. The document outlines a marketing strategy to target new demographics like students, professionals, and elderly couples. It suggests positioning Bru as an energizing replacement for tea and soft drinks. The key message is Bru's innovative product lineup and affordability. The campaign will kick off in January and use TV ads to highlight Bru's variety of products for different seasons. Success will be measured by increased sales over 3 years and positive customer feedback.
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What is the key challenge we are facing? Bru is perceived as a cheap, low quality coffee whose taste and aroma are not as liked as that of its competitor brand Nescafe. It is perceived to have a bitter and strong taste unsuitable for the non- South coffee drinkers.
Who are we talking to?
He is a tea-drinker who is prefers tea as his first morning drink. He is a high school student appearing for his board exams. He burns the midnight oil and needs a warm drink that rejuvenates him in between his studies. She is a young corporate professional who has bosses screaming at her all day and important deadlines to meet. They are an old couple who are lonely because their kids live abroad or are married. The drink brings back the strength to continue and the warmth of togetherness between them.
What do they think, feel and do currently?
They are ambitious. They are lonely. They live on their own. They want strength to continue their high pressure daily lives.
How do we want to change or reinforce this?
We want to position Bru as a replacement for tea as a person’s first morning drink. We want to replace the products of Bru like cold coffee to replace soft drinks like Coca-Cola and Pepsi. We want to show how Bru can energize their senses after waking up, during breaks in excessive work or study pressure, during long nights before exams or prior to important client presentations, or for the old generation to continue living their lives with zest.
If we could convince them of one thing, what would it be?
The one thing that we could and should convince them of is the innovation that Bru practices which offers customer-centric product offerings. Be it the SKUs which are inexpensive and handy for students living in hostels, or the little plastic lock which helps in easy storage for the homemakers, or the varied range of product line extensions like cold-coffee and Cappuccino in different flavours. We have something for everyone.
Why should they believe us?
They should believe us because we are the market leaders in the South and we are an established Indian brand for over 40 years with a lot of credibility and innovation. We will urge them to try starting the day with a mug of Bru coffee and see the difference.
How will we know if we’re succeeding?
We will know if we are succeeding if there is a surge in the sales in the next quarter and it keeps rising consistently for the next 3 years. Also, success can be measured by post-purchase feedback from the users which can be done through surveys.
What do we need and when?
The campaign should kick start on new year- January 1 st- strength to begin afresh with new hope and vigor. This will also ensure tapping on the winter time when coffee consumption is high. The angle of product innovation has to be highlighted through showing how Bru has different products in winter, say Cappuccino, and in summer like cold coffee. TV commercials have to be done on pulsing basis- increasing the frequency during board exams, March-end Auditing time in companies, during monsoon when people are caught at home, etc.