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Brand Extension Analysis
Park Avenue Grooming Solutions
Nadeem Natrajan, PGP30148,[email protected], +91-8853216046
Manufacturer - Raymond• India’s largest branded fabric and fashion
retailers• 2013 Revenue – INR 14.06 billion• Incorporated in 1925• Provides total textile solutions• 11 Group Companies• 4 Joint Ventures
• Raymond introduced Park Avenue to offer men "Complete Wardrobe Dressing Solutions“• Park Avenue launched Women's range in 2007• J. K. Helen Curtis (a Raymond associate) launched Park
Avenue grooming solutions
Today - India's premium lifestyle brand
Stylish and innovative wardrobe solutions to well-dressed gentlemen
To fulfill the growing needs of today’s manLaunch of a fresh chapter with new logo
Eagle representing vision and focus
Men's Grooming in India
Men’s grooming saw value growth of 23% to reach INR 46.8 billion in 2013
Expected to grow at a CAGR of 10% at constant 2013 prices to reach INR75.4 billion by 2018
Competitive Landscape:• Gillette – Market leader with 27% share (2013 data)• HUL – Second with 15% (2013 data)• New brands coming up with similar products – Dabur
at affordable prices• Men’s grooming category still in early stage
The Brand Extension
• Parent Brand – Park Avenue• Category Extension – Grooming Solutions• Products in premium/luxury segment• Use of International fragrances and high focus on R&D• Market Share currently low (2%)• Strategic focus on launching masculine tagged
products - Beer shampoo
Product
• Product mix - Soaps, deodorants, aftershave, shaving cream, talcum powder, gels
• Exclusively male grooming products
• Focus on fragrance - Their deodorants and perfumes read-“Genuine French Eau De Parfum”
• French fragrance gives uniqueness to perfumes
• Elegant stylish packaging to give the brand an international look
Price
• Price-wise middle range products
• Loyal customers – less price sensitive
• Many grooming products such as Deodorants are still considered expensive at 180-190 price range
• Park Avenue -> products affordable
Place• Regular distribution outlets, like traditional and modern trade, chemists, cosmetics and general stores
• Soaps and Deodorants available at normal general stores
• Perfumes in supermarkets unlike other big brands which are available only in big shopping malls
• Locations suitable to middle class consumers
• Distribution increased by 50,000 outlets in past year
Promotion• Been a shy brand till yet
• 2 years back – No point of purchase displays, no testers, no digital/social marketing
• Now they are coming up front
• Promotion through print and electronic and social media
• Increase in spending in promotions from last year = 50%
• Introduced 50 ml deodorant SKU to let people try the product
• Ads have moved from ‘English’ to ‘Hinglish’ for mass appeal
Customer SegmentationAge Groups (Demographic)
Behavioral and Psychographic characteristics
14-17 years Influenced by parents, curious and explorative, no loyalty
18-22 years Experimenting group, seek attention, want to be trendy
23-28 years Tend to become loyal towards a particular brand, try expensive variants, status seekers
28 + years High brand loyalty, health conscious, high expenditure
Target Customers - Demographics• Male
• Middle class
• Young (Typically 25+)
• Not on high purchasing power
• Male who likes to explore the unknown, do something different
• Entrepreneurial spirit and wants to be a leader
• Wants to express himself and his style, prove his worth
PsychographicsBehavioral• Long travelling hours
• Short on time
• Living alone
• Men into personal care
• Mostly new customers from small towns
Park Avenue Positioning• Viewed as Indian brand with product qualities like
western• Indian men used personal care accessories for women• No major grooming brand in men’s market• Male exclusive products• Low price but high quality
• Use its expertise in clothing to project its image of a classy male grooming brand• Positioning tagline in 2000 – Try something new• Latest tag line – Play the lead• Management believes - Seduction is not the only motivation a man has• Park Avenue – Partners the man who seeks success in life – the alpha male
Competitive frame of reference
Multiple competitive frame of references:• Operates in Men’s Personal care• Product range -> Toiletries and Bath & Shower• Stylish Premium grooming products• Individual products -> Different competitive space
POPs
• Range of product class –gels, lotions, deodorants, perfumes, etc.• Price – competing with
many other brands• Product SKUs – Available
for normal and test use• Long lasting fragrance and
overcoming sweat odor
PODs
• Good masculine fragrance (like in soaps)• Large size (again
strengthening its masculine image)• Strong heritage• Premium and classy
feeling• Extensive variety –
product for every mood
Brand LadderCore Value: Confidence,
SuccessEmotional Value : Stylish, Premium,
Classy
Functional Value: Best quality in decent price
Product: Variety of products, Unique fragrance, Elegant packaging
Content References:• GMID database• Raymond India – Official website• www.parkavenuegrooming.com• www.jkhc.com/Parkavenue.aspx• Annual Reports, Raymond Group – 2013,2014• http://www.consumerpsychologist.com/cb_Segmentation.html• http://
iims-markathon.blogspot.in/2010/09/park-avenue-brand-extension-strategies.html• http://
www.afaqs.com/interviews/index.html?id=411_Seduction-is-not-the-only-motivation-of-a-man-Raja-Chakraborty-Park-Avenue-Deodorant
• http://marketingpractice.blogspot.in/2014/08/park-avenue-beer-shampoo-cheers-to-man.html
• http://www.mbaskool.com/business-articles/marketing/1169-park-avenue-iq-new-name-in-the-world-of-deodorants.html
• http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newSTR_94.htm
Images References:• Slide 1 -
https://www.behance.net/gallery/19209065/PARK-AVENUE-TRADESHOW-SS-15-(-Visual-Merchandising-)&h=401&w=600&tbnid=0iewU8-J6O9EEM:&zoom=1&docid=SJnUdGgVsu5HFM&ei=VueTVYf-HpPGuASy_YPAAg&tbm=isch&ved=0CGQQMygpMCk&biw=1280&bih=554
• Slide 2 - http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/ac167/filippofiora/2015/how-to-preserve-mens-suits-1.jpg~original
• Slide 3 - http://www.thescienceofappearance.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/mens-grooming.jpg
• Slide 4 - http://7-themes.com/6941438-cycling-sunrise-art.html, http://www.thetradeboss.com/userfiles/image/Flagship%20store%20launched%20by%20Raymond.png,.adgully.com/park-avenue-fashion-show-forecasts-the-future-of-office-fashion-48548.html
• Slide 7 - http://www.forshowroom.com/property-park-avenue-showroom-876
• Slide 8 - http://www.adgully.com/park-avenue-woman-innovates-retail-format-modernizes-collection-nawaz-singhania-launches-flagship-store-at-grand-galleria-phoenix-mills-mumbai-1034.html
• Slide 10 - http://www.501c3.org/avoiding-conflicts-of-interest/
• Slide 11 - http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/commentators/hamish-mcrae/hamish-mcrae-social-change-is-consigning-the-9to5-office-job-to-the-past-8069910.html
• Slide 12- http://www.aisbrandlab.com/the-eagle-has-landed-india
• Slide 16 - http://www.shopclues.com/park-avenue-mens-grooming-kit-1538485.html
• Slide 19- http://www.dcmarketingpro.com/blog/bid/358470/Choose-the-Best-Marketing-Mix-in-3-Easy-Steps
• Slide 20 - http://gregmaciag.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8345242c469e2017d418d6cb9970c-pi
• Slide 22 - http://houseppd.com/2014/06/18/14-3bn-of-efficiency-savings-good-or-bad-julian-mccrae/
• Slide 23 - http://www.trajectio.fr/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/supermarch%C3%A91.jpg
• Slide 29 - http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-2mnkTWNpJbU/T7j4JW6MsyI/AAAAAAAABJQ/YjcdhxurZ_Y/s1600/Alpha+Male+of+the+day+contest+win+Blackberry+Curve+9220.jpg
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