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Master in Marketing Management Ditte Rares - Filipa Geraldes –– Inês Fonseca – Marisa de Oliveira –Madalena Castelo Branco – Nadège da Silva   Master in Marketing Management November 2010

Part 1 – 8 Values

Develop a situational analysis, taking into account its main features Market Competition Consumer

Market Expansion in the dairy products market: Sales of dairy products increase 1550 1500 1450 1400 1350 1300 1250 Source: AC Nilsen Yearbook 2007 to 2009

Market of yogurts represents about € 367 million of euros in 2009 370 365 360 355 350 345 340 335 330 Source: AC Nilsen Yearbook 2007 to 2009

Increasing weight distribution of the brands Market Increasing weight distribution of the brands

Market Yogurt market dominated by Danone, Nestlé and Lactogal Held 55% of the total value of sales of yogurts in Portugal Source: http://www.hipersuper.pt/ 2008

New trends in yogurt market Soja, Probiotics, Fiber, Greek, Indulgence, Kids Source: AC Nilsen Yearbook 2007 to 2009

The yogurt market is categorized in: Source: AC Nilsen Yearbook 2007 to 2009

Competition The competition is quite large and it’s harder for competitors to find a competitive advantage that brings any differenciation. Among competitors is hard to find innovation and the highest market share belongs to Danone brand Source: AC Nilsen Yearbook 2007 to 2009

Competition Danone Perceived as quality and trustful brand, 33% of market share Distribution brands Perceived with less quality but with 31% of market share Lagtogal and other brands Have both separately 10% of market share Nestlé with 16% of market share Nota das marcas de distribuição: distribution brands tend to be less “punished” by consumer, if doing something wrong, than known brands. Nota da Lactogal: But Mimosa (a brand inside Lagtogal) is perceived as a quality and trustful brand.

Consumer Behavior Source: AC Nilsen Yearbook 2007 to 2009

Growing importance of yoghurt in the diet of consumers Consumer Behavior Growing importance of yoghurt in the diet of consumers

Consumer Behavior Growing consumers of organic yogurts Increasing concern with line and health problems Consumer concerns can lead to new yogurt types

More than one segment: the eater, the drinkers, the healthiers… Consumer Behavior More than one segment: the eater, the drinkers, the healthiers… Consumers turned to it as an affordable treat during the recession (Ex: yogurts), so the consumption recently grown

Bet more in lunch and breakfast consumption Consumer Behavior Bet more in lunch and breakfast consumption Source: TNS Worldpanel 2008

2. Prepare a Dynamic SWOT Analysis for Longa Vida Strengths Weakness Opportunities Theaths

Continuação da SWOT Strengths - Diversity of products - Quality - Strong targeting appropriate to various types of consumers and their needs - Actual and potential competitiveness of the brand - Innovative brand based on the consumers necessity Joint-venture with world leading brand Weakness - Prices medium/high - Difficult to differentiate products that can be easily replaced by other brands - Negative growth rate - Don´t have a light, organic and/or pro-biotic line - Weak media divulgation

Opportunities New insights into lifestyles and concerns about food It is directed at the entire age structure It's a brand with tradition and cultural value in the country Market expansion in the dairy New communication trends Threaths - Increase of competition with distribution brands - Supremacy of Danone, leader of the market - Economic crises in Portugal - Market saturation

STRENGHTS WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNITIES Communicate traditional values to Portuguese families, appealing to feelings. Longa Vida (taking advantage of strong targeting appropriation) create “prevent- osteoporoses yogurts” for aged consumers. And develop, for heatlh division, a yorgurt for active peole (energizer) Develop new refrigerated yogurt targeted for consumer of organic yogurts. Use insights into lifestyles to differentiate products. Invest on I&D (always been innovative brand) to gain competitive advantage in a very competitive market. Use the economic crises as an opportunity to sell more yogurts as affordable treats. Cut on costs, to achieve lower prices. Advertise using new trends to gain notoriety: Facebook, blogs, youtube… THREATS

3. Define the brand positioning

Longa Vida benefits from the good reputation that yoghurt has managed to establish in the past decades. It has been able to eliminate food-scares of the past years more successfully than many other dairy-based foods with their healthy positioning and multipacks. All of this is making them a convenient option for adults’ and children’s snacks and packed lunches. So Longa Vida is a brand that provides healthy foods consequently favoring the welfare, and hence the benefit of a balanced diet for the whole family.

Additionally, Longa Vida has the advantage of being a trusted and well-known brand in the yoghurt industry with emotional values attached to it, because of a long and respected history. Therefore, Longa Vida is often associated only with the classic yogurt glasses, which were the first yogurts sold by the brand.

4. Build a perceptual map for Longa Vida using the price and quality characteristics comparing with the following brands: Danone Mimosa Distribution brands

Quality Price Distribution brands Longa vida is the brand with the higher price, but has not the higher quality Danone has the higher quality and is the second higher price brand.

Parte 2 – 2 Values

1. Discuss the relevance of the distribution brands and the impact of them in the market

In a market with not much differentiation consumers prefer to spend less; Economic downturn we are experiencing today is reflected in consumers' purchasing choices for cheaper products; Increased consumption of distribution brands - came to be seen as a good alternative to major brands in the market - they do the same at lower prices; The increasing importance of distribution brands has made the big market players would have to reduce prices to remain competitive; Direct competitors need to launch products that add value and meet more specific needs in today’s market.

2. Comment the price strategy of Longa Vida, considering their direct competitors

Longa Vida prices are higher than its main competitors, but the brand strategy does not justify the higher price; Because company strategy does not differentiate the product from the competitors, the higher prices are not acceptable in the consumer’s mind; Higher prices could explain low market share when comparing to competitors (in recession consumers look for lower prices); Main competitors: Danone and Mimosa, have a stronger communication strategy and more notoriety in the consumer’s mind which gives the brands more profits and the ability to practice lower price strategies.

Part 3 – 10 Values

1. Which is the variable of the marketing-mix that you think is more important for the success of the Longa Vida brand?  

The communication of the brand; As it is said in the case study, in yogurt market it is very hard to differentiate a brand from the competitors and gain competitive advantage (a brand can do something really innovative but after a while all the other brands will imitate it), but there is one important factor that can differentiate Longa Vida brand from its main competitors, that is: notoriety. Notority can be achieved with great communication efforts; In fact, consumers in this market have so many products that will satisfy their needs, that is almost indifferent to choose a brand over another. So, the purchasing decision will be determined by “which brand communicates better with them”.

2. Proposal of a Great distribution brand to produce yogurts under the Longa Vida brand name. Which are the advantages and disadvantages of accepting the proposal?

Advantages: Higher profits in a short period of time; Consumption of distribution brand increasing; Greater negotiation power; Distribution costs reduced in other products

Desvantagens: Consumer will associate the quality of distribution brand yogurts to the Longa Vida brand yogurts; Mobilization of some resources; Consumption of distribution yogurts instead of Longa Vida, due to differences in price; Possible damage of brand image.

3. What actions to implement at level of communication and placement?

Above the line Purchase of publicity spaces in websites with best visibility; Use facebook to make known the Longa Vida Brand and its products and also create a page on facebook called “fans of Longa Vida”, or “Who have eat Longa Vida in Kid” or “People who love Longa Vida”; Use TV commercials appealing to the familiarity of the brand; Use of the brand in TV shows and soup operas. Publicity on woman magazines for the healh yogurts, allying the brand to the health concept.

Use facebook to make known the Longa Vida Brand and its products and also create a page on facebook called “fans of Longa Vida”, or “Who have eat Longa Vida in Kid” or “People who love Longa Vida”;

Use TV commercials appealing to the familiarity of the brand;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgkiaVX1YCs&feature=related Exemplo da sumol a ser promovida nos morangos com açucar

Below the line and in distribution channels

Increased shelf space at the point of sale; A new packing in order to make yogurt more appealing to acquisition, as well as its visualization on the linear;

Events from the point of sale to encourage the purchase. The advantages of this action are several such as increasing sales, attracting new customers, get the advantage market over its competitors, increase customer loyalty and customer satisfaction.

For the promotion you must have a promoter For the promotion you must have a promoter. He or she will persuade the customer to choose our products through benefits and advantages of them. Offering a gift – glasees - on these actions is a very important element because it can influence positively customer choice