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By:- Pankaj Jariyal - 22 Sreejith M P - 34 Siddharth Anath - 57 Siddharth Singh - 58 Uday Patial – 61 Vibhash Anand Vibhuti - 64

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Page 1: Dove Levitt Model[1]

By:-Pankaj Jariyal - 22Sreejith M P - 34Siddharth Anath - 57Siddharth Singh - 58Uday Patial – 61Vibhash Anand Vibhuti - 64

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EVOLUTION OF BRAND ‘DOVE’

1940

Formula for Dove Bar (Mild Soap)

1950

Refined to original Dove Beauty Bar

1957

Launched in the market

1970

Popularity Increased as a milder soap

1995-2000

Extension of Dove’s range of products

2002

Campaign for Real Beauty

2005Self Esteem Campaign

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DOVE - BRAND EXTENSION

•Original•Silk Dry•Clear Touch

•Crème•Fresh Moisture•Gentle Exfoliating

•Dove Intensive Repair•Hair Fall Rescue•Daily Shine•Dryness Care•Dandruff Care

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World’s No1 Cleansing Brand

Dove Spa’s

Dove Shower Gel, Dove Shampoo

Dove Sensitive Bar

Dove Blue Bar

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CORE PRODUCT

Description Dove Blue Bar

Core Product

In-Store Position Moisturizing Soap for mild skin

Models of Consumption Every day Bath

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BASIC PRODUCT (CORE RANGE EXTENSION)

Description New Format or Flavor as addition to core product Range

Linkage to Core Format

In-Store Position Directly next to Core-Range

Models of Consumption Similar Type of Usage to Core Product, though could be different occasion

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EXPECTED PRODUCT (DIRECT STRETCH)

Description Stretched into adjacent markets with a direct link to core range

Linkage to Core Reason to believe and/or complementary usage

In-Store Position Close to core range, same fixture

Models of Consumption Similar Type of Usage to Core Product, though could be different occasion

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AUGMENT LEVELDescription Addition of intangible

features into the product

Linkage to Core Badge Value

In-Store Position Different stores or sections of a

‘flagship brand’ store

Models of Consumption Very Varied

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POTENTIAL PRODUCT (INDIRECT STRETCH)

Description Stretched to a more distant market with less obvious link to core range or reflection of customers delight

Linkage to Core Umbrella concept and brand personality

In-Store Position Further from core range.

Models of Consumption This is where the manufacturer becomes not just a "supplier," but a partner with the customer

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MARKETING STRATEGY

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INTERVIEWS

ADVERTISING

BILLBOARDS

PANEL DISCUSSIO

NS

TV COMMER

CIALS

PROGRAMS

THE DOVE SELF-

ESTEEM FUND

WEBSITE

Unconventional strategy

Strong emotional touch

Cross-selling Possibilities

Effective advertising, Free publicity

Continuously evolving the campaign

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