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Marketing Presentation Dove
Marketing Presentation Dove
m Group No : 2
m Members:
Ý ô ruti Ajey
Ý Manorat os i
Ý Natas a C owala
Ý Prince Lat
Ý ikas Barb aya
Ý Pratik Kedia
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NTRODUCTON
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Campaign for real beauty
Narrow definition of beauty
Aim to act as a catalyst to broaden t e definition
First P ase
Positioning t e brand
ôecond P ase
Adds for t e firming range 2/20
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1940s: Formula for Dove soap are developed
1960s: Original Dove beauty bar developed
1990s: Dove moisturizing body was ,sensitive
skin bar & facial care moisturizer launc ed
2000s: Deodorant line and massage body was
launc ed, company brand furt er extended.
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Global ôtudy
Conducted on perception and attitudes of women
ôtudy done in partners ip wit strategy 1, in collaboration wit
Nancy Etcoff&Massac usettes
3200 women were involved from 10 countries
Findings
Report titled ³T e Real Trut about Beauty´ said, 2% women
described t emselves beautiful,9% attractive,,31% natural, and
29% average.
Women not feel comfortable describing t emselves
Conclusion
Women were feeling pressurized by beauty stereotypes.
Due to eye popping features of beauty icons, women considered
t emselves as imperfect.
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Launc ed t e ad named ³lets Celebrate Curves´ featuring
six women of various body types
Women ad in ibitions about exposing t eir body parts t at
ad lost firmness and ad cellulite.
Campaign eavily banked upon Public Relations strategy.
T c annels provided be ind t e scene p oto-s oot.
ôuccessful in sparking off a controversial debate
£4.6 million wort of media space was generated for dove
products.
UK ôales of firming lotion doubled in a mont
ôuccess of t is campaign inspired Unilever to launc
global campaign for Dove.
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m Launc ed ³Campaign for real beauty³.
Panel discussion
nterviews
Global touring p otograp y
Press and posters
Bill boards
Websites
ôelf esteem fund
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une 2005: Dove launc ed t e ³intensive firming
range´ in Uô.
Featured t e non models in t eir campaign.
ntroduced several firming range products.
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W y Dove is continuously evolving t e campaign?
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ôome facts as per Dove
Girls in grades 9 to 12
Girls of ·t And 8t grade
Girls in t e age group of 13-24
Tv commercials make t em loose self confidence
New campaign for Dove natural glow lotion
ôame message in different ways
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Appreciation by experts
Wendy ô anker , national spokeswomen for Love
Your Body Day of t e National Organization for
Women foundation
Long drawn a link
Ultrat in image in t e beauty industry
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Convincing women to buy Dove¶s FRMNG range
products.
C ange in t e culture of advertising.
ôimultaneously contradicting its campaign.
Widespread publicity of company & products.
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t doesn't matters to me.
don¶t pay attention to
adds(4%)
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A feeling t at CFRB was a revolution.
C allenged existing conventional approac .
Did away wit celebrities.
Re-invigorated t e brand.
Reward-ôold more products.
Awards from all market places & fraternities.
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A great market risk involved.
³FAT GRL ³ brand ± t could end t e brand itself.
People are living desperation, t ey don¶t want to
be t emselves.
Cause related marketing strategy ± A risk affair.
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ME DIA 13
R E L AT IVE S AND F R IE NDS 45
E X P E R T ADVIC E 37
C E L E B R IT IE S 5
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Criticism Dismissed
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³Real Beauty campaign´, a pure
product marketing.
Defying all t e critics, Dove was
successful in keeping up t e name.
T e beauty industry is driven by t e
dreams and aspirations of t e consumers.