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Motivation programme
Prepared for:
September, 2010
resources: people
142 people in Moscow HQ7 regional offices
83 permanent representatives in smaller citiesactive coverage of 617 cities
*source: GFK & RAMU 2009 BTL market survey (next two slides)
about us action! was founded in 2004
action! creates consumer and trade solutions
more clients recommend action! to their peers than any other btl agency*
action! looks at the world differently
Clients:beeline, electrolux, kimberly clark, fritolay, pepsi and more
Trade marketing agency ratings 2010
6,79
6,84
6,97
7,51
7,61
7,72
7,73
7,85
7,96
8,22
6,00 6,50 7,00 7,50 8,00 8,50
BeeTL
IQ Marketing
IMS Marketing
ITM
Orange
EMG
Progression
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TVIN IMC
Action
224 employees from 125 companies (top 150 list)
Selection criteria: reliability, quality, creativity
source:RAMU survey 2010
Case studies: motivation programmes
april 2008 - april 2010
Beeline experience
Kimberly Clark
integrated motivation programme for distributors and traditional trade
autumn 2009
«ПРИЗнано в Европе, ПРИЗнайте и Вы»
june-november 2010
Frito-Lay
traditional trade motivation program
Oct-Nov 2009
Beer T
motivational programme for point of sales owners and salesmen
June-August 2008
Motivational program for salesmen («Связной» chain)
July-October 2009
Goodyear
salesmen loyalty club winter 2008 winter 2009
Our experience with Heineken brands
key account merchandising
Three medvedya promoEdelweiss promo
promo merchandising events
PIT Nasha Russia Promo
Ohotaproduction t-shirts
mailingwarehouse
Dr.Diesel promoAmstel promo
Bochkarev lottery
PIT Nashestvie
Heineken event “farewell”
Heineken event “Baikal”
key account merchandising
Test audit
To understand the current field situation we conducted an audit of 50 points of sale. (in proportion to the channel mix specified in the brief) :
Test audit
SM 14% 7
Kiosk 14% 7
BTC 72% 36
Total 50
The main conclusions:
Test audit
10% points of sales have difficulties with ordering product.
28% points of sale have difficulties with product delivery (out of stock)
POSM presence (any beer brand): 0%
Promo activities (beer brands): 0%
The main conclusions:
Test audit
# of outlets Edelweiss (Эдельвейс)
Guinness (Гиннесс)
Heineken (Хейнекен)
Ohota (Охота) PIT (ПИТ)
Zlaty bazant (Златый Базант)
kiosk 7 42,86 42,86 100,00 100,00 57,14 71,43
SM 7 85,71 71,43 57,14 85,71 42,86 71,43
BTC 36 50,00 50,00 88,89 97,22 33,33 52,78
- Distribution level more than 50 %
Brand presence at points of sale (%):
Target audience analysis
Goals :to understand the motivational programme member profileto understand their attitude to such programmes
ProfileProgramme members (salesmen and administrators)
Women: 92% Married: 79% Over 45 years old 46%Children 81%Children under 18 66%
Hobbies: 36% specified quiet leisure activities such as going for a stroll, watching movies, theatre, reading
More than 2,500 trade channel employees were surveyed
Attitude to motivational programs96% take part in motivational programmes 4% don’t take part in the other programs due to: lack of time (23%)they don’t trust such programs (30%)administration prohibition (18%)
The most attractive prize – gift certificates of main chains ( seen as a money reward) (52%)25% don’t care about the type of the prize.89% participants noted that motivational program is attractive for them because of prizes.
Reasons for refusing to participate motivational programmes :
Main issues
mechanics
Programme availability
MOTIVATIONAL PROGRAMME SHOULD BE EASY TO UNDERSTAND (FOR PARTICIPANTS)
PRIZE FUND AND MOTIVATING FACTORS SHOULD BE ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
ALL PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED INTO THE PROGRAMME SHOULD BE INFORMED OF THEIR RESULTS, AND GET INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR EFFECTIVENESS.THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY IS TO USE CRM SYSTEM WHICH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY HEINEKEN (THE FIRST EXPERIENCE IN FMCG MARKET)
Information availability Achievable result
GOALS PER EACH POS SHOULD BE ACHIEVABLE AND FLEXIBLE
Result 15% sales growth (SELL-IN) Loyalty increasing to Heineken brands
Programme principles
Programme KPI
Sales Growth -15%
Merchandising
Range of products
POSM
Increased loyalty of trade channel personnel
Crit
eria
of
“Mod
el”
outle
ts
Approach. ROI Calculator
Average turnover per monthSM 50 000∂.BTC 25 200∂.Kiosk 20 000∂.# of months 12
Type # of outletsshare of
the universe
% of growthexpected turnover
including growth
ESTIMATED INCREMENTAL
SALESCost per visit
additional expenses (POSM production, IVR, Management)
gross margin (assumption)
INCREMENTAL (GM) minus all expenses
ROI (based on
estimated growth)
15% 234∂. 1 21% 3% 94∂. 35%
SM 1000 13% 15% 57 500∂. 7 500∂. 234∂. 1 1 575∂. 3% 94∂. 35% 723∂. 38%BTC 6000 75% 15% 28 980∂. 3 780∂. 234∂. 1 794∂. 3% 94∂. 35% 202∂. 18%Kiosk 1000 13% 15% 23 000∂. 3 000∂. 234∂. 1 630∂. 3% 94∂. 35% 93∂. 10%
Total
Total 231 380 000∂.33 180 000∂.1 870 586∂. 6 967 800∂. 748 518∂. 2 026 096∂. 21%
Total 3 052 560 000∂.398 160 000∂.22 447 034∂. 83 613 600∂. 8 982 220∂. 24 313 147∂. 21%
5%
8000
Breakeven point (minimal growth of turmover to cover field and additional expenses)
# of visits per monthInvestments to outlet (prizes
fund)
1 outlet per 1 month
Calculator
Bonus Scheme
We recommend 2 levels of motivation:
Prize Fund
Prize Fund should meet the following requirements:
To be attractive for participants
To have a wide range of goods for optional choice
Short lead time for receiving prize
Effective logistics including management of stock
Possibility for constant purchasing, short lead time for purchasing/production
Effective Cash Flow
Prize fund. action! experience
Our wide experience in motivation programme execution and programme data analysis shows that the most attractive prize for customers is a gift certificate :
Statistics are based on more than 200 000 ordersGift certificate share = 77%
Prize fund. preferences
Based on our experience, the main participating chains:
We propose catalogue of prizes with 3 types*
1.Prizes which don’t require logistics2.Retail Chain cards3.High perceived value prizes
*saving of about 15% of prize fund if participants order prizes themselves
Mechanics for prize distribution:
•Automatically (type 1)•By Sales Representatives•By Mystery Shoppers (immediate prizes for product placement)•Redemption centre (via our offices)
Prize Fund Proposal
Prize fund. Type 1
Prizes which don‘t require logistics
Eldorado cards
E-shop OZON.RUWide range of products, regional coverage – 37 cities, Possibility to work with legal entities to replenish private accounts
Mobile account replenishment (all operators)
Fuel cards (Ruspetrol)These cards are accepted on TNK, Slavneft, Sibneft, Rosneft,Tatneft & others. About 500 points in Moscow & Moscow Region
Prizes Fund. Type 2
Retail Chain CardsBeauty Impressions
Sport Family Food
Clothes
DVD-disc setsWe have an opportunity to buy license Universal disks at low price – 72 rubles per disk. The price depends on volume of the order, so we can recommend this as a guaranteed prize for «model outlet». It can be distributed by mystery shoppers during their visits
Tickets to performances and showsAs we know Heineken have free-charge tickets to performances (if Heineken is sponsor of this event, for example). It can be special offer to all participants or to the best performance participants
On-line prizes:lottery - participant can win a lot # of points by spending minimum # of them, prize fund is collected from points of participants virtual auction on-line games with opportunity to spend points for upgrading
High perceived value prizes. Type 3
Decision for taxes
Based on our wide experience we recommend the following accountancy scheme to minimise taxes on the one hand and to observe the rules on the other hand:
10% of prizes fund are in official documents, 90% we arrange as service (POSM placement, audit, trainings etc.)
the list of prizes shouldn‘t include prizes of a value more than 3 999 rubles
Saving cost calculation:
100% arrangement: prize cost + VAT (it is not subject to compensation in this case) + 20% taxes on profitIf the prize costs 100 rubles, you actually pay 138 rubles
Our scheme: 10% - above mentioned calculation, 90% - prizes cost + VAT (cost of our scheme)If the prize costs 100 rubles, you are to pay 10+3,8+90+16,2 = 120 rubles including VAT to compensation - 16,2 rub.
Actual cost of 103.8 rub vs 138 rub.
Creative concepts
Visual 1
Visual 2
Visual 3
Communication with participants
Work with participants
Programme attractiveness for participants starts at the planning stage. However it is highly important to keep the participants informed and interested in programme at the set-up stage and after it. Otherwise interest to the program will be lost.
Basis of success for involving participants is the sales approach. We consider communication with a participant as a motivational programme sales tool.
Action! experience – quantity of active programme participants increased by 80% per 9 program months.
Motivation programme management
CRM-exported data , “field” reports
Award cost Award typesDelivery award time
Parameters for analysis
Decision
Participants activation Resource planningTransport logisticsDelivery time optimisationPrize fund modification
Participants number Number of active participants by groups Parameters dynamic
Communication tools
Database creation via which regular mailing is executed (SMS, E-mail, mail)
Personalised addressing
Face-to-face communication
Information materials
Creating info occasions – to maintain interest to the program (draws, events, changing programme conditions)
Participation stimulation (bonus per the 1st sale, additional bonuses subject to fulfilling target levels)
IVR-support (Hot line)
Brochure- contains programme conditions (to be distributed during the first visit). Contains participant questionnaire (personal data, contact information)
Prize fund catalogue -a leaflet with prizes descriptions, codes, pictures and prices (specified by relative value).
Sticker- programme reminder, containing consultant & contact information (sticks on a suitable surface in POS)
Participant card -small programme directory-reminder. Contains summary of main programme conditions and hotline number.
Information Materials
Hotline
Hotline provides the following information support :
Programme conditionsRegistration in programme Score talliesBalancePrize order Complaints handling
Hotline work parameters :
Schedule of work: Monday – Friday 9.00 am - 9.00 pm Moscow time Period – 12 months3 operators
IVR text regular updating# incoming calls - not more than 40 per dayCalls recording service level is not less than 85%
Event
It is very important to distinguish the most successful participants during the programme. (possible criteria: scores, turnover level, etc).
The distinguished result should be – the best team (best 10, best 100, etc)
Action! recommends as incentives: Special subject events :Open air partyThematic abroad trips
Optional: internet –portal with interactive interface and on-line competitions and lottery.
Beeline
Autumn 2008
Beeline
Autumn 2008
Client’s Feedbacks:
Ural Regional Representative Office ОАО “Вымпелком» conveys the gratitude for “Step Forward” Event organization and execution. The event was really bright and memorable.
We are sure that our future cooperation will be as positive and fruitful as the event.
D. BaklanovUral Regional Director
On behalf of our Company and myself I would like to thank the whole Action team for excellent event organization. You have proved your professionalism in Events organization – one more time, as usual!
Ekaterina IlyinaTrade Marketing ManagerMoscow
Heineken elite club
Goals:To distinguish participants who achieved best results To heighten loyaltyTo establish stretch goals for all participants
Selection principles:Goals should be ambitious and achievable.Possible indicators –number of scores, definite turnover achievement (subject to range and shelving requirements fulfillment)
Distinctions “Gold star” (accessory) awardingBest performers are announced via all information channels of the programMini event for all POS staff in honour of joining the elite Heineken club
Business advantages:
Taking part in bonus programmes (exclusive conditions)
Taking part in promo
Improving POS standards = increased sales
Extra advantages:
Taking part in a dream prize draw
Extended prize fund
Taking part in events (automatically)
Possibility to take part in business trainings
New participant’s presentation (via programme communication tools)
Heineken elite club
Account managerRzhanova TatianaAccount managerRzhanova Tatiana
Reporting coordinatorVitaliy Kuzovnikov
Reporting coordinatorVitaliy Kuzovnikov Purchasing
coordinatorBerezgova Alesya
Purchasing coordinator
Berezgova Alesya
Financial administrationFinancial administration DesignersDesigners ProductionProductionLogisticLogistic
Field managerSmirnov RomaField managerSmirnov Roma
Prizes Fund ManagerAnna Yakovskaya
Prizes Fund ManagerAnna Yakovskaya
Account directorPolkanova Olga
Account directorPolkanova Olga
Warehouse Coordinator
Bakhirev Sasha
Warehouse Coordinator
Bakhirev Sasha
Reporting Coordinator
Alesya Yakovleva
Reporting Coordinator
Alesya Yakovleva
CRM & IVR managerAlyona Stupaeva
CRM & IVR managerAlyona Stupaeva
Reporting Coordinator
Kopchikova Ksenia
Reporting Coordinator
Kopchikova Ksenia
IVR coordinatorMasha Terjan
IVR coordinatorMasha Terjan
HRTerebova Natasha
HRTerebova Natasha
Management structure
Appropriate in-depth experience
Financial stability
Strong management structure ready to carry out the project
Long-term cooperation with prize suppliers
Wide & deep regional structure
Our business resources (financial and human) and experience enable us to carry out any Heineken project to the highest level of quality
Why Action?
Addendum Field work
Project field personnel
There are two different approaches:
Agency staff involvementClient staff involvement + control by the agency
Judging by our experience, agency staff involvement is more efficient. Client staff usually have lots of other functions, agency personnel on the contrary 100% aimed at motivation programme goals.
action!
Unique experience and system of personnel training and management in terms of motivational programmesSales approach is in the basis of our system– «we sell motivational programmes to participants».
Ready to take responsibility for the result!
Mystery shopper scheme
Open auditvisits – 1 per month 8000 POS of address programme
coverage – 100% per month
18 auditors involved
Visits quantity per day– 20 visits per auditor
Field personnel functions
POS audit, report filing, Consulting on programme, objections solving,Programme parameters fulfillment control including photo reportoptional– prizes delivery
profileExperience of work for similar projectsage 25+Excellent product range knowledge and competitive advantages knowledge Ability to carry out project properlyReal interest to work in this area
controlAgency supervisorsCoordinators field visits (twice per month) Sales representatives control Joint visits (Client+ agency representative)
Field personnel training system
Training theme Content
main training(at set-up stage)
Product knowledgeProgramme mechanicReportingSales stages (getting into contact with POS, programme presentation, objections handling)Final test to get the permission for work in POS
Trainings after field visits (weekly) Typical objections solvingComplex field situations and problem solving
Field trainings Work correction (coaching in POS) All supervisors have specialised training on coaching skills
Trainings for consultants and supervisors
Training team:Moscow – staff trainers
*all trainings have a video copy and supplementary materials
Reporting
Action! has a bespoke on-line reporting system, based on PDA.
Advantages:On-line reportsNo manual data capturing, minimising errorsAutomatic photo reports – there is no need to collect them by coordinator constant field personnel control
Reports typesField reports (POS checking results) Prizes ordering reportsPrizes delivery report (if Agency is responsible for the delivery)
PDA report example - excel
PDA report example – photo report
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