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Define the Market
Go-ToMarket Strategy
Competitiv e Forces
Key Learnin gs
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TEAM X-CONNOISSEURS
A!hishek Singh #$$%$&& An rag Satpathy #$$%'() Ar* n Agra+al #$$%$,$
Define Market
Key Learnings
Competitive forces
Go-To-Market Strategy
Middle-A!ed Fe"ales: 1. *ge group 3.-/, yrs. 2. "rand loyal 3. 0ear o1 ageing Yo th: 1. *ge group 1+-2, yrs. 2. "rand conscious & Loo#s conscious 3. *mbitious & -xperimental
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Salon Chains: 1. Luxury & mid-segment 2. Large net&or# in 'ier-1 cities 3. (entrali)ed corporate structure Independent Salons: 1. Luxury & mid-segment 2. Niche consumer base 3. Prime locations. example: G. .!- "loc# !ar#et$ %elhi
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Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
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*naly)ing the interaction o1 the 4air-stylist &ith the 5isiting customers 3tudy o1 ser5ices pro5ided by the brand to the hair stylist &hich comprises o1: 1. 'raining 3essions 2. no&ledge about their Pro1essional Products 3tudy o1 association o1 a brand &ith the salon - "ene1its & Limitations
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Competitive Forces
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
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7nline sur5ey &as conducted 2,. responses &ere recei5ed (are1ully selected sample
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Market Analysis
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Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
Market Analysis
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Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
Market Analysis
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Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
Market Analysis
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Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
Market Analysis
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Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
Market Analysis
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Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
Market Analysis
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
3alon 5isit 1
4air-stylist /an in1luence the brand-choice o1 a consumer
7nline 3ur5ey 1
!ost o1 the sur5eyed people 5isit a salon once a month
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21 training is pro5ided by the brand$ then the hair-stylist can promote the product
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!ost o1 them &ere inclined to&ards a5erage range salons$ & are mostly brand loyal
no&ledge sessions about the pro1essional products helps the hair-stylist in con5incing the customer
!ost o1 them don8t li#e to spend more than 9s. ,.. on a salon 5isit
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!ost o1 the salons pre1erred to #eep L8oreal because o1 its a&areness amongst consumers
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*lmost all &ere a&are about L8oreal as a brand &here as '2G2 is relati5ely un#no&n
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6nli#e 2ndi5idual salons$ association o1 a particular brand &ith the premium salon chains$ is decided by the top management
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!ost o1 them don8t buy anything 1rom salons or i1 they do$ then they do it once e5ery 3-/ months
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Potential .ntrants
e-commerce +e!sites like $>Am+ay &>S ave? %>T-.Semme
Competitive Forces
Go 0toMarket Strategy
S ppliers
-=ran"-loyalty -Alrea"y esta!lishe" portfolio of premi m pro" cts of other !ran"s
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-Less visitors to premi m salons -Preference to lo+ en" pro" cts -#na+areness to+ar"s T8G8 as a !ran"
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--etail pro" cts @ home care pro" cts from esta!lishe" !ran"s -Ay rve"ic Pro" cts
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
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Go 0toMarket Strategy
Pro%&ct
Price
Place
Promotio n
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Marketing Mi$ Mo%el
Competitive Forces
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Go 0toMarket Strategy
Pro%&ct
Price
Place
Promoti on
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(ompetiti5e pricing *s per 1ield 5isit the pricing port1olio o1 the products range 1rom 9s. :.. to 9s. 12,. 7nline sur5ey depicts that consumers aged bet&een 2.-2+ yrs. don8t pre1er to spend much on the pro1essional products
*#o"otions
3mall Promo-pac#s can be distributed to salons at the entry le5el
Prices of the Professional pro" cts from T8G8 sho l" range from -s> 1''--s> $''' " ring the entry phase @ s !seA ently as the !ran" ! il"s? other high en" pro" cts can !e la nche"
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5hile approaching a salon T8G8 can "istri! te small promo packs to them for trial p rpose
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Setting pa +e!site
C&stomer 0ill 8e a8le to vis&ali9e %ifferent +airstyles s&iting t+eir nee%s
Competitive Forces
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Go 0toMarket Strategy
CREATING A $U00
Sponsor College Fashion sho+s Promotio nal .vents in Malls Ask t+e visitors for a %emo
7eal time styling
Provi%e t+e participant s 0it+ a promo pack of T5G5 pro%&cts
)ire cele8rities for appearanc es for s&c+ events 0+o attract ma$im&m participatio n
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
$ & % ) 1
Go 0toMarket Strategy
TARGETING +AIRSTY.IST
Con%&cting Competitions across Pan 5n%ia for t+e stylists. similar to <Master C+ef 5n%ia=
4nco&raging )air-stylists to create t+eir o0n styles , sen% it to T5G5' 3inning participants 0ill 8e feat&re% on T5G5 pro%&cts
Market Analysis
Key Learnings
Competitive Forces
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Go 0toMarket Strategy
TARGETING SA.ONS
>o Promotions on Salon Levels is %one 8y ot+er 8ran%s so T5G5 can grasp t+is opport&nity
-Provi%ing 8etter %eals to t+e Salon' -Provi%ing t+e managers 0it+ a Toll free n&m8er to facilitate t+e imme%iate %elivery of T5G5 pro%&ct to salon'
Tie-&ps 0it+ 4$press )airc&t Salons present in malls so t+at T5G5 pro%&cts are 0ell notice%'
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