Professional Documents
Culture Documents
EVOLUTION OF BRAND
PRESENTED BY:NAKHAT AMRIT .S. -32 MAHESH CHOUDHARY -19 VARSHA MANIKANDAN -02 B. NAGA SAROJA -37
2) Globalization:
Individual consumers are becoming a smaller part of a much larger world and need to find easy and quick ways to guide them through.
DEFINITIONS
Amity Business School
What constitutes a brand can be explained in terms of EVOLUTION OF BRAND CONCEPT. This tends to be based more on the physical attributes associated with brand. A name, term, sign, symbol, or design or combination of these two intended to identify goods or services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors.
DAVID AAKER
A brand....signals to the consumer the source of product, and protects the customer and the product from competitors who would attempt to provide products that appear to be identical.
3
DEFINITIONS
Amity Business School
IN EARLY TIMES
Naming Individuals is the branding practice followed to differentiator one person from the others .Branding in the simplest form is a differentiator It was some kind of corporate umbrella branding .In fact the identity of the producer used to be the brand name.
MID CENTUARY
FURTHER EVOLVED
Brands were based on the personal names of the investor, patent holder or shopkeeper
4
ORANGE
Hutchison Essar Limited started operations under the brand name "Orange" in Mumbai.
ORANGE
The Orange brand name has also now been removed from India. Orange Mumbai was at first rebranded to Hutch, but has now been rebranded Vodafone in 2007 after Vodafone purchased Hutch India. Orange is the current sponsor of Rockcorps in the UK, a community based organisation where volunteers donate four hours of their time in exchange for a concert ticket.
6
Hutch Promise
Where ever you go,
Except Mumbai in other states, Orange was marketed under "Hutch" brand. It was then changed to "Hutch" nationwide when they expanded rapidly to become the third largest mobile service provider in India and furthered its market share through the acquisition of BPL, Fascel, Command & Aircel Digilink.
9
The MAKEOVER
In 2005, Hutch moved away from its orangecoloured logo and went all pink (simultaneously, Orange, too, was integrated into Hutch in Mumbai).
On March 31, 2007 Hutch Essar sold its 67.1% stake to Vodafone for 11.08 billion.
11
Why HUTCH?!
Accelerates Vodafones move to a controlling position in a leading operator in the attractive and fast growing Indian mobile market. Hutch Essar delivers a strong existing platform in India.
VODAFONE
Vodafone has partnered with the Essar Group as its principal joint venture partner for the Indian market in 2007 on 21st SEPTEMBER.
REBRANDING CAMPAIGN
Where ever you go our network follows TO Make the most of now.
15
TRANSITION
To show the transition from Hutch to Vodafone, Ogilvy & Mather (O&M) launched a rather direct, thematic ad showing the trademark pug in a garden, moving out of a pink colored kennel which symbolized Hutch making his way into a red one that is the Vodafone color.
Brand Differentiation
Make the most of now through Value Added Services The Usual catering to Call and SMS
Vodafone
Hutch
18
Power to you
Power to you expresses Vodafones desire to offer customers better choices and to support them, through mobile communications. Power to you reflects the promise to make things simpler for the customers and to offer them unique advantages with Vodafone.
19
Vodafone has achieved tremendous growth in its brand awareness and preference
20
Brand Reach
Pug Retires..
Enter ZOOZOO !!
21
22
Refreshing their brand identity is a step further in the evolution of our business and organisational culture.
VODAFONE
Differentiator Now!!
Superior Customer Service
HUTCH
Strong Network
23
ZOOZOOs
Introduction of Zoozoos during IPL season 2. Launched on April 20, 2009 with about 30 different for Value Added Services. 20-30 seconds duration with the ad message about the VAS. Ending with Power to You.
24
Advantage
Animations were 10-15 times costlier. Low costumes and real people. Speedy Schedules. 30 Ads cost only 3 crores. Just 20-30 seconds long. Massive Viral Marketing.
25
26
Zoozoo Emoticons
Zoozoo Calendars
27
28
Impact
Zoozoos dominated Social Networking sites as well as the media. Created strong association. Videos had 3 million hits in 3 weeks. Most watched ads in breaks during IPL. Big hit on the Net. Curiosity builds about character. Strong Viral Marketing- Every age group interested in the ad.
29
Brand Promise
For Results:
Vodafone believes in being action oriented and is driven by the desire to be the BEST.
30
31
STP
Segmentation:
ZooZoo- a character representing common man. Segmented based on services used. Urban and Rural region customers were separated out.
Targeting:
Targeted customers who used Value Added Services. Different VAS offered to different customers. Urban customers were more in focus.
Positioning:
Where you go, the network follows you. Hutch as a brand always tried to connect to customers in a simple, honest and real manner. Vodafone is a more young, fun and vibrant brand. The pug and actor Irfan Khan retained for Brand position. Exclusive network and services offered to the customers still remain the same.
33
The brand is built on a foundation of a number of strategic components, with the Marketing Framework at their heart
MARKETING FRAMEWORK
BRAND COMMUNICATIONS
34
The Marketing Framework is the cornerstone of their Brand Strategy Amity Business School
What do we do?
How do we do it?
35
The most valuable brands in the world are those where the customer knows theyre going to get a good experience
Sir John Bond, Chairman, Vodafone
36
Red
Rock Solid
Restless
Passionate
Trustworthy
Creative
Emotional
Direct
Inspiring
Confident
Inspired
Amity Business School ..brand commitment to customers through our new Customer Promise.....
Expert, friendly help and advice you only have to ask once
When youre abroad, the services you need will be as easy to use as at home, and youll know what you are paying New and inspiring solutions to help you make the most of your time.
38
PRESENT IN NEW
RURAL MARKETS TOO AND ARE
PRESENTLY AT
NUMBER ONE POSITION IN INDIAN
TELECOM
INDUSTRY.
Access to mobile phones can mean a whole lot of opportunities to introduce various valueadded services to rural customers in emerging economies such as India. Increased mobile phone penetration also means a lot of opportunities for local entrepreneurs since Vodafone is likely to tie-up with them to offer banking and other services to customers at the base of the economic pyramid.
40
EVOLUTION CONTINUES.. Vodafone being a dynamic brand, it will keep evolving and it will be very interesting to witness what Vodafones future strategies and growth model in India will be.
41
42
43
44
REFERENCE
NEHA MISHRA MANAGER IN VODAFONE STORE, Noida. http://www.mbaknol.com. http://www.venturerepublic.com. www.youtube.com www.venturerepublic.com Textbook: Brand Protection Matters by Blendin Isaac www.adpunch.org Official websites of Orange and Vodafone GOOGLE IMAGES.
Thank you.