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Proctor & Gamble Presentation by: Shubham Agnihotri

Proctor & Gamble : Marketing Capabilities

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Proctor & Gamble

Presentation by:Shubham Agnihotri

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IntroductionGlobal leader in branded consumer

goods

Two dozen brands worth $1 billion

worldwide

Holds many category defining brands

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Brands

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P&G has managed its brands very

well….

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P&G exploits unmet

costumer needs

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Constant innovati

on in brands

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Every brand for a specific market

segment

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Ivory How it was marketed?

Direct Marketing

Promotion on the basis of Purity

Contests and Merchandising

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Tide

It was launched directly without market testing

Gave P&G a 2 year lead over its competitors

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Pampers Evolved out of P&G’s experiments with paper

products

Manufactured efficiently with low cost

Pampers.com – an online community for mothers

was launched in 1999

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Always

First global product of P&G

Brought about the introduction of winged pads in 1985 and ultra-

thin pads in 1990

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P&G pursued international expansion in the 1930’s and from 1945 to 1980 began to enter markets in Latin America, Western Europe and Japan.

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P&G created many product categories through innovation

Disposable Diapers

Liquid fabric softners

Fabric softner sheets

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P&Gs Global Expansion in 1980s

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P&G further expanded through

Acquisitions

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Brands acquired in the 1980s

Crush International limited (1980)

Frostproof (1981)

Norwich Eaton Pharmaceuticals

Richardson-Vicks

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P&G became U.S.’s top cosmetics company by

1990

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Acquisition of Gillette in 2005 made P&G the top consumer

goods company

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Direct to Customer

Through Sponsorships

Through Celebrity endorsements

P&G’s Advertising

Strategy

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Direct Customer Advertising was used for Ivory, Crisco,

Camay and Oxydol

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Sponsored U.S. Olympic Team for the 2010 Games

Sponsored Winter 2012 Games in

Russia

Sponsored Summer 2016 Games in

Brazil

Sponsored NFL (National Football

League)

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P&G has always valued R&D

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P&G founded its first R&D division in 1887

Developed many first time products such as Crest

toothpaste, Head & Shoulders shampoo and

Pampers disposable diapers

Developed seven Global Business Units based on

product categories

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P&G undertook the Connect-and-

Develop campaign in

1999

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Under Connect-and-Develop…

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P&G partnered with outside firms to

develop new products

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Prepared the list of top 10 products where

innovation is possible

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Established region wise Connect-and-

Develop hubs

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P&G has paid special attention to Design

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Created new Design units

Developed P&G Design board

Clay Street Project – Top 200 executives are invited to HQ to work on design

Incorporated Design innovation in every

component

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P&G takes efforts towards customer orientation and understanding

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Developed Faux homes and Stores to obtain real market

feel for employees

Lets costumers customize the products

Does analysis of Return of Marketing Investment

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Carries out Costumer

interviews to get feedback

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P&G has established itself as world’s leading consumer goods

company

But it faces many challenges for the future….

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Continuous pressure to innovate

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Decision regarding which brands to retain and

which to drop

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And finally…

Keeping an eye on costs

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THANK YOU

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DISCLAIMER Created by Shubham Agnihotri, IIT(BHU), Varanasi during a marketing internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow.