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The Redefinition of Value What does value mean to today’s consumer A Presentation by: Anya C. Gonzales

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The Redefinition

of ValueWhat does value mean to today’s

consumer

A Presentation by: Anya C. Gonzales

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How Does Your Brand Provide

Value?

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Many Brands Do Not Know

Or Think That Value Only

Equals Money

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This Mindset is Understandable

-Unemployment is still high at

7.6%

-58% of consumers are

budgeting more than they did in

the previous year, up 6% from 2

years ago

-19% of consumers follow a

strict weekly/ monthly budget for

clothing up 15% from July 2010

-28% of consumers follow a

strict monthly/weekly budget for

food as of Feb 2012 up from

23% in July 2010

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BUT…

Simply offering discounts is

not enough

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Why?

Consumers are

spoiled.

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Let’s Look At

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When They Changed Their Strategy

From

Frequent

Discounts

Everyday Low

Prices

Their Sales

Flopped!

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Why

?

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The Take-Away?

JC Penney created

the value of “a good

find”

Change of

strategy

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What can we learn from JC Penney?

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Brands need to find more

ways to offer value.

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Value Can Stand For

• convenience

• being inexpensive by comparison

• greater choice

• peace of mind

• quality

• an amazing experience

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CONVENIENCE

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Which One Is Cheaper?

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Consumers Pay More For Pods

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Convenience Proof Points

Consumers are willing to pay more for this product because it gives them the value of convenience.

For the brand, Tide pods has generated $31 million in sales from the time it first appeared in March 2012 to June 2012.

For P&G, it's been a breakout hit that rocketed to $500 million in U.S. sales in only about a year

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Which Room Looks Better?

PodsLiquid

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INEXPENSIVE BY

COMPARISION

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Addiction Central

The biggest legal addiction in the world is: Coffee

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The Average American Spends $1000. Per

Year On Coffee

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The Price of Coffee

-The average cup of coffee at a shop costs

$2.45

-Home-brewed coffee costs about .37 cents a

cup

-BUT, there is a middle ground

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Keurig Cups

Cost = $1.00 a cup

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Consumers want affordability and

indulgence

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GREATER CHOICE

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Which Brand Offers The Best Deal?

-MacDonald’s value menu only offers aboutten items for $1.00 = CHOICE

-Burger King offers a lot of options but theprices are high compared to other valuemenus = SAVINGS

-Wendy’s offers the most choice for the cost oftheir value menu items = CHOICE+SAVINGS

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But Even Wendy’s Needed To Burn To

Learn

Start of year: They advertised

the value menus

Later on: They decreased

advertising but sales slowed

In the end: They returned to

promoting the value menu

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Wendy’s Value Menu Offers

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PEACE OF MIND

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Have You Ever Been Late For Flight?

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People Want Less Traumatic Air Travel

JetBlue’s Grab and Go Pack

-Base fare for 10 nonstop,

one-way flights

-You can book a flight up to 90

minutes before travel

-You can lock in on low ticket

fares for an extended period

of time.

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Pay More Upfront but Get More Peace

of Mind

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QUALITY

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Let’s talk about Greek Yogurt

Greek yogurt is about

40¢ more than standard

yogurt

BUT

It Is the only growth driver

in the category.

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Why Do Consumers Enjoy Greek

Yogurt

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EXPERIENCE

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Why Talk About Tasty Burger

-Consumers are dining out less

to save money

-Food service brands need to

find ways of offering

“something extra” that

consumers are not likely to find

at home.

-How? Through special event

nights or sponsoring a

celebrity chef etc.

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Tasty Burger Offers An Experience

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Food And Fun Creates An Experience

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What Can We Learn?

Consumers are of two

minds:

They are more budget

conscious

BUT want to purchase

value-added products

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What Are The Challenges and The

Opportunities

The challenge & opportunity:

Help consumers reconcile the

competing mindsets of wanting

to save in a shaky economy and

still wanting to indulge.

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THANK YOU

Any Questions or Comments?