This presentation discusses the deodorant market and focuses on Axe and its competitors. It provides information on Axe's market share, advertising strategies, and SWOT analysis. Additionally, it introduces the Rasasi Perfumes Industry, an UAE-based manufacturer of perfumes and deodorants that sells over 30 brands. The presentation examines the competition between Axe and similar brands like Zatak and how Axe has priced its products cheaper in India under the Rexona brand name.
This presentation discusses the deodorant market and focuses on Axe and its competitors. It provides information on Axe's market share, advertising strategies, and SWOT analysis. Additionally, it introduces the Rasasi Perfumes Industry, an UAE-based manufacturer of perfumes and deodorants that sells over 30 brands. The presentation examines the competition between Axe and similar brands like Zatak and how Axe has priced its products cheaper in India under the Rexona brand name.
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This presentation discusses the deodorant market and focuses on Axe and its competitors. It provides information on Axe's market share, advertising strategies, and SWOT analysis. Additionally, it introduces the Rasasi Perfumes Industry, an UAE-based manufacturer of perfumes and deodorants that sells over 30 brands. The presentation examines the competition between Axe and similar brands like Zatak and how Axe has priced its products cheaper in India under the Rexona brand name.
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competitor to Axe which is also doing well because it’s been pricing its products cheaper. It’s also been around for longer than Rexona in the men’s department Different brands of deodorants • Axe • Type :Men's grooming products • Owner :Unilever • Country :France • Introduced:1983 • Related Brands: Dove • Markets: World Products • From 2003, Axe advertisements portrayed various ways the products supposedly helped men attract women. In 2004, the advertising for the Pulse fragrance showed how it supposedly gave geeky men the confidence to dance to get women. • Present market share 33% Advertising • Advertising can be explained as a paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of goods. This is the tool primarily used by AXE as a mode of communication. In all its TV commercials, print ads and billboards, AXE has tried to attract people with its humor as shown in the ad below. SWOT Analysis Strengths • “The AXE Effect” portrays AXE deodorants as not just a product to be used to smell good but it actually is a feeling to be experienced. • AXE has campaigns that are frequently talked about and keep their consumers engaged like the “Call Me” and “Click” campaigns. • AXE has always associated itself with adventure and thus attracting its primary audience. • AXE is now also venturing new areas other than the urban cities in search of its secondary audience and it has received a warm welcome their too. Rasasi Perfumes Industry
• company having state-of-the-art production facility in Dubai
with more than 30 years expertise. • Company Name: Rasasi Perfumes Industry
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Fine Fragrance EDP
The Battle Of The Deodorants
• Axe’s entry into India was based on it simply
‘testing the waters’ as such. Axe has launched a cheaper range of deo’s in India under the Rexona brand. Both Axe and Rexona are run by the Unilever group. THANK U!!!!