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UNIVERSITY
MBA-FT (2020-22)
RURMKT
PROMOTION IN RURAL MARKET
Submitted To:
Prof. Sapna Parashar
Submitted By: Group 4
Objective -
IMC
Choosing the media or form of advertising to utilise can be particularly difficult for small
businesses with limited resources and expertise. For a company that only serves a limited area,
large-market television and newspapers are typically too expensive. Magazines, unless they are
local, usually cover too much territory to be cost effective for a small business, while certain
national publications of our regional or city editions are available.
Mass media:-
• Television
• Word of mouth
• Video on wheel
Traditional media;-
• Demonstration
• Mela
Farm vehicles
Objective-
Message
• The Message would be a simple and informative one but showcasing the benefits our
brand is offering and how it is differentiated from other brands.
• The message will be in Local language and it would be focused creating a brand image
in the minds of the people.
1. Nukkad natak- Interactive stories that provoke awareness and our brand will
be highlighted throughout by renowned local performers. Our different offerings,
their significance, features and how to utilise them will be showcased.
2. Demonstration in melas- We can display the products of the brands and the vehicle in
melas and appoint specialised people to explain the offering, benefits and utilities to people
3. Trial drive- We can provide free trial of our vehicles for a short period.
4. Sales promotion- Discounts for a limited period and the company can also allow payment
in instalments to boost the brand sale and create identity.
Message
Message Source
Message would be delivered by celebrity figures which are likeable, credible but rural people
can also associate with them
1. Mass media- Mass media advertisement like television and radio in order to generate
awareness about brand existence. This will include rational information and entertaining
advertisements with brand logo.
2. Demonstration in Haats and melas- At these places stall owners can induce the trial of
the brand and promote it to the customers. Vehicle can also be used for transportation from
haat to villages in order to demonstrate and create conviction.
3. Banners, Hoarding and Stickers- These will be placed at different gathering and public
places creating visibility of the brand.
4. Meeting with opinion leaders- These opinion leaders could be given special attention and
informed about the benefits of vehicles.
Objective of communication
Message
• Rational and moral appeal will be used showing benefit for users as well as for the
environment and hence crops and farming.
• Message would be informative one but filled with humour in order to generate interest
and engagement in rural consumers.
• Local language will be used and healthcare workers will be involved for endorsement
of product.
• Message will be easy to understand and conclusion will be drawn in the message itself.
1. Dramatization- Nukkad nataks and puppet shows will be arranged for showing harmful
effects of chemical soaps and how effective and better are low cost ayurvedic soaps.
2. Mobile vans– Infomercials will be displayed and short movies will be played at public
gathering places of target villages. These vans will also have stock of trial packs and van
operator would, in order to engage audience, play games and would provide trial packs to the
winner of games. This will increase the value of trial packs which if distributed without any
competition would be assumed as of bearing low value.
3. Demonstration in Haats and melas- Stall operators at these places will show the live effect
of using ayurvedic soap versus chemical soaps. The soaps will also be used as gifts of various
game stalls at these places. This will increase knowledge as well as engagement
4. Trial packs- These would be added with print media leading to increase in trials.
5. Wall paintings- These help in getting attention and subconscious acceptance of the product
in villages.
6. T.V. Advertisements- Celebrity endorsements in T.V ads will help in increasing prestige
value and credibility of the product.
7. Retail outlets- Retailers will be asked to put banners of the product and influence customers
to have trial of the new product.
Information gained about harmful effects of chemical soaps, number of primary trials and
percentage of people getting converted into customers will be used as measurement criteria
Priya soap
Objective-
Message
• The Message would be a simple and rational showcasing point of differentiation of our
brand
• The message will be in Local language and it would be focused creating a brand image
in the minds of the people.
• Brand logo and jingles would be portrayed at different areas in and around villages for
emotional appeal through everyday connection
Message
Message Source
Message would be delivered by local celebrity figures which are likeable, credible but rural
people can also associate with them
Promotion strategy
Along with the product attributes, conversion from existing brands would also be created by
social welfare activities like free soaps for schools and hospitals.
1.Mass media- Mass media advertisement like television and radio in order to generate
awareness about brand existence. This will include rational information and entertaining
advertisements with jingle.
2. Mobile Vans- These Vans will move from village to village showing movies, Infomercials
and playing interactive games to create engagement. These Vans will also play Jingle of the
brand.
3. Folk media- It would include magic shows, events like theatre and puppet shows with brand
as real hero. This will create large gathering where not only information about the brand will
be provided but trials will also be induced.
4. Demonstration in Haats and melas- At these places stall owners can induce the trial of
the brand and promote it to the customers. The soap can also be used in interactive games at
some stalls.
5. Banners, Hoarding and Stickers- These will be placed at different gathering and public
places creating visibility of the brand.
6. Wall paintings- Humorous wall paintings will help in getting brand visibility and
acceptance.
7. Point of purchase displays- Retailers will be asked to put banners of the product and
influence customers to buy the brand.
8. Meeting with key opinion Leaders- These opinion leaders could be given special attention
and inform how using the brand will be beneficial for the village because of the product
attributes and social work conducted by brand for the village.
Number of primary trials and percentage of people getting converted into customers, share of
wallet of customers will be used as measurement criteria