- Byoung-hun Beak - Brittany Jiang - Elizabeth Chan - Min-kyung Kim - Eddie Chu - Steven Lin - Winni Hung Planning for the future.

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- Byoung-hun Beak - Brittany Jiang - Elizabeth Chan - Min-kyung Kim - Eddie Chu - Steven Lin - Winni Hung Planning for the future

Outline Introduction About P&G Problem Statement Recommendation Recommendation(1)….. Why Add H-80 to Dawn? Recommendation(2)….. Why improve Joy with “No Spot” Formula? Discussion and analysis SWOT analysis Break-even analysis Implementation &Conclusion

P&G’s Commitment To improve everyone’s quality of life Innovative products with superior benefits Earning trust of suppliers and customers

Market Share Now, in 1981, one or more of P&G’s products are used in 95% of U.S. homes. Market Share: Ivory: 15.5% Dawn: 14.1% Joy: 12.1% *Our performance brands are projected for greater growth within the next 5 years.

Problem statement Projected light duty liquid detergents (LDL) category volume growth is only 1% per year over the next five years. To increase market share: – Introduce a new product – Improve an existing one – Expand marketing expenditures on current products.

Volume Growth Proposals 1) Improve Dawn by adding H-80 formula. 2) Improve Joy by adding a new “no-spot” formula.

Recommendation (1) Add H-80 to Dawn (graph: LDL market growth trends)(graph: LDL market growth trends) Give me H-80 only!

LDL market growth trends

Recommendation (1) Why Add H-80 to Dawn? Performance segment projected to be dominant segment in 5 years (Exhibit 6,P35) P&G spends 200 million dollars on research and development No changes to product benefits since 1976 Blind Tests Positive (Exhibit 18,P46) New Dawn can battle two toughest dishwashing jobs (Exhibit 19)

Recommendation (1) Other Benefits of Adding H-80 to Dawn Consumers have voiced their opinion that performance qualities are most important (Exhibit 7) P&G can further distinguish Dawn as the best performance brand on the market in the eyes of consumers (Exhibit 10)

Recommendation (1) Possible Concerns about adding H-80 to Dawn Cannibalization Consumers like original Dawn better 30 million dollars too much? -Break Even AnalysisBreak Even Analysis Dawn already has a strong image, why spend more money? Competitor’s response?

Future Considerations Research and develop a detergent for the automatic dishwashers (ADW) market –Growing household penetration for ADWs –Decrease amount of time needed to do dishes –Keep on top of technological advancements Find a way to implement H-80 to the ADW product

Recommendation (2) Restage Joy With a new “no-spot” formula.

Recommendation (2) Joy’s history. First introduced as performance During 1960s, restaged as mildness During 1970s, reformulated as performance

Recommendation (2) Current issues A.Joy & Consumer Chart. Preference trends Attribution Association B. Joy’s Attribute Table Strength-weakness Chart. Share of Market C. Potential Chart. Current Product Usage Shipment and Share Data for LDL Brands.

Recommendation (2) Why improve Joy with “No Spot” Formula? Pros Adding “no-spot” would differentiate Joy as a new aesthetics segment Accelerate market share growth Fast breakeven time and help save GOGS by 3 millions/year Superior technology than competitor. Cons Is the investment profitable? Competitor reaction

Recommendation (2) Product differentiation and restage Break-even analysis

SWOT analysis The pro and cons of each decision Develop new product Product Improvement Marketing expenditure Strength Can satisfy customers’ various needs 1.low cost 2.short time frame Will not harm for the current LDLs market Weakness 1.long time frame 2.large investment The customers may not be aware of changes made No real product improvements made Opportunity Increase the market share Reposition the products Give products more exposure Threats They are not sure the new brand will succeed or not Customers may like original product better Competitors may improve products, increase volume

Possible Concerns 1. Why not introduce a new brand? 2. Why not introduce a new mildness brand? 3. Why not introduce a price brand? 4. Why not add H-80 to Ivory? 5. Why not add H-80 to Joy? 6. Why not advertise more for Ivory? (Exhibit 10, Exhibit 14, Exhibit 6)

LDL market growth trends

Implementation Recap of Proposal: 1)Improving Dawn by adding H-80 formula. 2)Improving Joy by adding a new “no-spot” formula.  May we continue to improve everyone’s quality of life.  May we strive to be the brand that consumers trust most.  May we continue to have superior product performance.

Commercial Storyboard Joy_ commercial. JPG

Q &A SO FAR! ANY COMMENTS!

Exhibit 10 Usual Brand IvoryJoyDawnPalmolive Price Brands AttributeYesNoYesNoYesNoYesNoYesNo Best for mildness Best overallfor getting dishes clean Best for cutting grease Best for removing tough, cooked-on foods Best for leaving dishes shiny Gives the best value for your money Makes the longest-lasting suds Has the most pleasant fragrance

Exhibit 14. Current Product Usage(%) IvoryJoyDawn Usual brand Past 12-month trial Ever tried584354