Godiva Expansion to India Marketing Plan

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Expansion to India International Marketing Katie Meyer & Annie Smith-Bova

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Expansion to IndiaInternational Marketing

Katie Meyer & Annie Smith-Bova

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About Godiva

1926 – Founded in Brussels, Belgium

1966 - Expanded to N. America

Philadelphia's Wanamaker Department Store

1967 – Acquired by Campbell's Soup Company

1972 - 1st Boutique – 5th Ave NYC

2007 – Sold to Yildiz Holding (largest consumer-goods company in Turkey)

450 Stores in 80 Countries

Leader in the Premium Confectionary category

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Godiva Brand in India

Why Godiva in India?

Luxury Gold Horse Logo

Additional Market Research on Lady Godiva

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Chocolate in India

Indian Confectionary Industry

Rs 3,200 crore per annum

~ US $6 Billion

18-20% annual growth

Localizing the product important (small retailers)

Hard to compete on variety → market research on signature flavors

Impulse purchase → attractive product display

Market Entry: large investment in brand building & production

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Competition

Specialty

Patchi (Lebanese) – 25 varieties

Individually owned chocolate boutiques

Mass

Cadbury (Kraft) 64 Years in India

25 SKUs

“mobisides”

KitKat (Nestle)

Ferrero Rocher - 14 SKUs

Traditional

Mithai - Indian Sweets

CadburyNestleFerrero Rocher

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Target Market

Target

Globals – Affluent Class

Annual Income > Rs 1 Mill

By 2025

2% of Population

20% of national private consumption

Secondary

Strivers/Seekers – Middle Class

Aspirational purchase behavior

2008 – 5% of Population

2025 – 41% of Population

Brand Conscious Consumer

3rd most brand conscious country in the world

35% of Indian consumers spent money on luxury brands

Typically upper middle class, young

Makes purchases reflecting his lifestyle or the lifestyle they strive for

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Positioning

Luxury/Super Premium

Not an alternative to mass-market candy brands

Little Indulgences

Ability to purchase just single chocolate

Gifting

Elaborate & customized presentation

Durability for transportation

Value

Chocolate quality

Shapes/Designs

Flavor

Localization

Variety

Health Conscious

Benefits of dark chocolate

Quality ingredients

Small portions

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Product SelectionIndividual

Chocolates

Chocolate Bars

Truffles

Gift Baskets

Beverages

Biscuits

Wedding/Party Favors

Gold Collection

Ballotin

Dipped Fruit

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Pricing

Per GramUS $0.11Rs 6

Per Box (1 lb)US $50.00Rs 2,721

Product Price/weight Comparison Factors

Patchi(specialty)

Rs 5/gUS $0.09/g

• Specialty handcrafted chocolate

• Emphasis on gifting

Mithai(traditionalcandy)

Rs 1.63/gUS $0.03/g

• Often boxed for gifting• Available at bakeries for

individual consumption. Sold in 2lb batches.

Toblerone (Cadbury/Kraft)

Rs 80/50 gRs 1.60/gUS $0.03/g

• New introduction for Cadbury• Premium positioning

Ferrero Rocher Rs 60/37.5 gRs 1.60/gUS $0.03/g

• Market entry within the last decade

• premium positioning• Individually wrapped

Kit-Kat (Nestle) Rs 12/45.5gRs .26/gUS $0.01/g

• 1 finger variety offered for Rs 5

• Cheapest chocolate/g despite recent price increases

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Distribution

Mini-Boutiques

Partner with department stores for a ‘store within a store’ concept

Department Stores• Debenhams (3)• Marks & Spencer

(24)

Travel Retail• Airport Locations

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Distribution

Mini-Boutiques

Partner with department stores for a ‘store within a store’ concept

Department Stores• Debenhams (3)• Marks & Spencer

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Travel Retail• Airport Locations

Boutiques

Retail stores

Luxury Hotels• Imperial New Delhi• The Oberoi• ITC Hotels

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Distribution

Mini-Boutiques

Partner with department stores for a ‘store within a store’ concept

Department Stores• Debenhams (3)• Marks & Spencer

(24)

Travel Retail• Airport Locations

Boutiques

Retail stores

Luxury Hotels• Imperial New Delhi• The Oberoi• ITC Hotels

Flagship StoresStand alone stores with a larger footprint and more product variety – café atmosphere

Luxury Malls• DLR Emporio - Delhi• UB City - Bangalore

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Flagship Store

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Promotion

Objective

Establish Godiva as a Luxury brand for affluent consumers

Advertising/Marketing

Television

Internet

Magazines

On Site (Malls & Hotels)

Outdoor/Posters

Location Based Mobile

Direct Mail

Promotions

Targeted promotions for important holidays

Partnerships

India Fashion Week

Luxury Hotels

Weddings

Corporate Events

Pillow Chocolate

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Messaging

Give Gold | Golden Moments• Reinforce the tradition of gold in Indian culture - a symbol of status &

wealth• Emotional appeal of creating a moment

• For you and someone else – gift giving• For yourself - individual indulgences

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Results

Total Revenue – $240 M

Sales – 200 M Chocolates

Success – be prepared to constantly and quickly adjust the marketing mix

Exit Strategy – if market traction cannot be gained after 1 year after flagship stores are in place

Consolidate operations in India to global travel retail

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Questions