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MS SHARMA POOJA SHANKAR
TYBMS (SEMESTER VI) ROLL NO - 40
By
MS SHARMA POOJA SHANKAR
TYBMS (SEMESTER VI) ROLL NO – 40sss
This is to certify that Ms. Sharma Pooja Shankar has worked and duly completed her project work for the
degree of bachelor’s of management studies under the faculty of commerce in the subject of MARKETING
and her project is entitled “A Study On Brand Awareness Practices Of Bisleri International Pvt.Ltd,”
under my supervision.
I further certify that the entire work has been done by the learner under my guidance and that no part of it
has been submitted previously for any degree or diploma of any University.
It is her own work and facts reported by her personal findings and investigation.
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in this project work titled”,“A Study On Brand Awareness Practices Of Bisleri
International Pvt. Ltd” forms my own contribution to the research work carried out under
the guidance of Asst. Prof.Vandana Mathur Is a result of my own research work and has
not been previously submitted to any other university for any other Degree/Diploma to this or
any other University.
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in the completion of this project.
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chance to do this project.
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and guidance.
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Vandana Mathur , whose guidance and care made the project successful.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The study was entitled as “A Study on brand awareness practices of Bisleri international pvt.
ltd. The main objective the study is to create a brand image among customers.
The Brand image should increase so that customers can identify from other brands.
The primary objective of the study is to how the customer preference the water bottle, what
kind of water they needed like how packaging should be, labelling etc.
The study focused on retail shop customers and their behavior towards buying water bottles.
The Competitors for Bisleri like Kinley, Aqafina and Kingfisher etc. Become good
competitors against them.
Bisleri should have a maximum market share and it should become customer’s first choice.
The study get 100 respondents in some other retail shop across the Bengaluru.
Questionnaire and direct personnel interview conducted with customers. The customers has
given the answer for our question and give some suggestion to us.
CHAPTER NO.1:
1.1 INTRODUCTION:
In the early 1990s, Parle Bisleri Ltd's (Parle Bisleri's) Bisleri had become synonymous with
branded water and had a market share of 70%. In the late 1990s, Bisleri's market share began
to erode with new players entering the market. The new players also positioned their products
on the purity platform and Bisleri felt the need to differentiate itself from the crowd. In the
late 1990s, Bisleri launched its Pure and Safe ad campaign to convince the consumers that it
was the only pure and safe branded water in the market.
However, in 2000-01, Bisleri faced another challenge. The Cola majors, Pepsi and Coca-
Cola and the confectionery giant, Nestle, also entered the branded water market in India.
Pepsi and Coca-Cola had an established distribution network. Bisleri realized that with the
new players also clambering on to the purity plank, it had to reposition itself to arrest its
declining market share. In September 2000, Parle Bisleri launched its Play Safe ad campaign.
The company tried to add a fun element to Bisleri to rejuvenate the brand. The ultimate aim
was to increase Bisleri's turnover from Rs 4 billion in 2000 to Rs 10 billion by 2003.
Bisleri Feels the Heat In the early 1990s, the branded mineral water industry was worth Rs 3
billion, producing around 95 million litres in 1992. Parle Bisleri's Bisleri brand launched in
1971, was the leader with 70% market share. After 1993, the branded mineral water industry
saw some hectic activity. On an average, every three months, a new brand was launched and
another died.
In the late 1990s, many international brands were planning to enter the branded mineral water
market. According to some analysts, the main reason for the boom in branded water was the
fact that people were becoming more health and hygiene conscious. Branded mineral water
which sold in only 60 towns in 1993, was available in 250 towns in 1997. In 1998, Bisleri's
market share came down to 60%, while Parle Agro's3 Bailley had 20%. The remaining 20%
was shared by regional players. In 1998, the branded mineral water market had grown to a
424 million litre business, valued at Rs 4 billion.
There were 200 brands available in the country. In their bid to garner greater market share,
many companies, including Parle Bisleri tried to make quality and the purification processes
they used their unique selling proposition (USP). In 2000, the branded water market had
grown to Rs 7 billion. New players like Pepsi's Aquafina, Coca-Cola's Kinley and Nestle's
Pure Life entered the market. The market was segmented into premium, popular and bulk
segments (Refer Table I for the price range in different segments).
The premium segment was the least crowded with just four brands: French transnational-
Danone's Evian and Ferrarelle and Nestle's Perrier and San Pellagrino. The popular segment
was where most of the action was. Bisleri, Bailley, Aquafina, and Kinley were some of the
dominant brands in this segment. In the bulk segment (5, 12 & 20 litres), Bisleri was a major
player with Kinley and Aquafina staying out of this segment.
As product differentiation on the basis of quality became increasingly difficult, with each
company claiming that its brand was safe and pure, companies began to use packaging to
differentiate their products. Bisleri introduced a tamper proof seal in the 500 ml bottle.
However, analysts felt that Bisleri's efforts to reinforce its pure and safe image with a tamper
proof seal may not be all that effective as competitors also had similar tamper proof sealed
bottles. They felt that it was companies with strong distribution channels that would do well
in the long run. Pepsi's Aquafina was strongly placed because it had the backing of Pepsi's
distribution network in the country. In August 2000, Coca-Cola India launched its bottled
water brand, Kinley. Some analysts said that it would be difficult for Kinley to make a dent
in the branded water market in India because it was already overcrowded and highly
competitive. Commenting on Kinley's launch, Ramesh Chauhan (Chauhan), CEO of Parle
Bisleri Ltd said, "It will be tough for anyone to beat us in this game. We will remain market
leaders. By 2001, the mineral water market was worth Rs 10 billion and was growing at the
rate of 40% a year.
Kinley and Aquafina made inroads into the market and by March 2001, Kinley had a 10%
market share, Aquafina had 4% and the share of Bisleri had come down to 51%. By June
2001, Bisleri's market share was 47% and Aquafina and Kinley together accounted for over a
third of the market (Refer Table II). In 2001, both Kinley and Aquafina were making huge
investments in bottling plants and distribution. By 2002, Coca-Cola India planned to double
the number of water bottling plants to 16 and Pepsi announced that it would add seven more
plants to the existing five. In contrast, Bisleri had only 15 bottling plants and three
franchisees. Kinley had 500,000 outlets compared to Bisleri's 350,000. Analysts felt that
Kinley and Aquafina had an edge over Bisleri because of their strong distribution network.
However, one area in which Bisleri seemed to have an advantage over Kinley and Aquafina
was the bulk segment.
In 2000 Bisleri's 5 and 20 litres packs accounted for 20% of its sales. In 2001, the company
planned to have 75% of its sales from bulk packs of 5 and 20 litres. According to analysts the
bulk segment had vast potential, and was expected to grow fast. In 2000, 40% of the branded
water consumption was in eateries, homes and restaurants. Large shops and commercial
complexes were fast emerging as attractive targets for mineral water marketers and Bisleri
wanted to be the first to establish itself in the bulk pack segment.
Bisleri reportedly wanted to focus on the bulk segment because Pepsi and Coca-Cola seemed
to be strong in the retail segment and would take some time to strengthen their presence in
the bulk segment. Said Vibha Paul Rishi, executive director (marketing), of Pepsi, "The bulk
segment is not our core strength, so we would like to confine Aquafina to the retail segment
for the time being.” To strengthen its presence in the bulk segment, Bisleri was investing
heavily on marketing and distribution.
According to some analysts the competition between Pepsi and Coca-Cola in India would
shift to branded mineral water. With the cola market having remained stagnant for the past
few years, the branded water market, with 40% growth would be an attractive option for
these companies. Coca-Cola planned to invest Rs 700-750 million in its water business by
2005 and Pepsi around Rs 800 million to Rs 1 billion. In 2001, Kinley contributed 5% to
Coca-Cola's revenues in India and Pepsi claimed that by 2002, Aquafina would contribute
7% of Pepsi's revenues in India.
1.2 INDUSTRY PROFILE:
Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. is a chief ISO 9001 BIS and W.H.O confirmed mineral water
Company in India and second most put stock in brand for icy refreshments in India. It is a
four-decade organization creating mineral water for India.
The significant rivals in the filtered water industry are: AQUAFINA, KINLEY, BAILLEY,
KINGFISHER, MC DONALD, and ROYAL CHALLENGE. Every one of these
organizations have sound rivalry between them.
Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore unit is a private segment whose head office is in
Mumbai. Basler’s real clients are Nokia, programming – organizations, Government
workplaces, Indian railroads, and family unit/basic – individuals.
So, rivalry between the organizations in the business is by all accounts solid. Bisleri controls
60% of the Indian piece of the overall industry in the bundled drinking water industry. What's
more, others have the staying 40% piece of the overall industry in the water business. India is
the tenth biggest filtered water customer on the planet. The business obligated expected
income of Rs. Ten billion (Rs1000 Cr).
Nowadays Indian's quickest developing modern parts. In the vicinity of 1999 and 2004.the
Indian filtered water showcase developed composite yearly development rate 25 percent – the
most astounding on the planet Per above a filtered water makers, the Indian filtered water
manufacturing is enormous even international gauges. There are more than 200 brands, about
eighty percent of the nearby.
A vast majority of the little scale makers offer non marked items and serve little markets.
Truth be told, making filtered water is today a bungalow industry in the nation. Take off
unaccompanied, wherever filtered water producer, in each standard and little city and even
some wealthy country regions there are filtered water makers pedals in each part.
Bisleri won't just buy tops from affirmed merchants, additionally fabricate their own
containers in – house. To be at with international principles, Bisleri have as of late obtained
the most recent best in class hardware which has helped us enhance bundling quality as well
as diminished crude material wastage and multiplied generation limit and guaranteed that is
drinking protected and unadulterated water once customer Bisleri.
Bisleri is allowed pollutions and 100% harmless- Like the honeyed perception virtue. Bisleri
always persists to achieve larger amounts of execution for which Jayanti lal Mohan lal
Chauhan has as of now packed away the perfection grant for their administration.
Bisleri positions higher than numerous notorious brands, and has as of late gotten second
most trusted brand grant in icy refreshments after GLUCON-D. Dedication to offer each
Indian unadulterated drinking water.
Bisleri water is set complete different phases refinement, ozonized and at long last pressed
for utilization. Thorough Research and development of rigorous value panels devises
completed marketplace to filtered water fragment. Stringent cleanliness situations are kept up
happening all plants.
O-(OPPORTUNITIES): T-(THREATS):
Wide market territory Other Brands
Bisleri in demand Net revenue proportion to retailer is
Brand Extension low
25 New product plants Poor delivering procedure
International Markets Scarcity of underground water source
1.9 FUTURE PROSPECTUS ARE:
The future prospects of Bisleri is to produce mineral water with included flavors like
strawberry Flavor, guava enhance, pineapple flavor and some different flavors. Parle Bisleri
Limited is attempted a noteworthy extension plan to expand its assembling office as likewise
to extend the dispersion arrange.
The aggregate venture price is evaluated about Rs 260cr. Of this, Rs 60cr to be used to grow
the current assembling offices wherein the packaging limit will be multiplied to 200 mn case
for every day. Around Rs 200cr would be invested on expanding the dispersion organize 5
overlay throughout following 2 years.
Therefore, organization would have 100000 retail shops supported from an armada more than
5k vehicles.
The Parle Bisleri additionally plans in order to obtain reusing plants from the Japan, for its
containers, and set for no less than 2 such plants at Chennai & Delhi at the cost of Rs 5 crore
each by year-end.
Squashed bottles from various parts of the nation is transported to the 2 plants and high piece
of the compacted PET will go into assembling polyester yarn.
In spite of the fact that the organization arrangements to turn out to an IPO, 2 years down
line, the current capital use idea would get financed completely by assistant.
CHAPTER.2:
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:
2.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The study on brand awareness at BISLERI the study is conducted to know the extent up to
Which Bisleri brand name is reached to their customers and various factors which are have
effect on the process of creating brand awareness.
2.2 NEED FOR THE STUDY
How the customers can differentiate the brand under diverse conditions.
understand the prospective clients of an organization.
To examine the unique medium through which the notice achieve highest number of
personalities in the market.
The competition in the mineral water.
2.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
To study awareness level of customers towards Bisleri Product.
To know the consumers brand preference.
To study the market situation like brand awareness competition
among various brands in mineral water.
To study the consumers attitude regarding price, packing and purity
of mineral water.
To know why and when consumers make their purchase decisions
with regards to mineral water.
HYPOTHESIS:
The research article has the following null hypothesis:
There is no significant difference between the four brands in the term of brand Equity .Brand
Equity, Aquafina=Brand Equity, Bisleri=Brand Equity, Oxyrich=Brand Equity, Kinley.
Rafi Jai Brand awareness is a definitive objective of most business is to expand deals
and salary. In a perfect world, you need to draw in new clients to your items and
support rehash buys. The essential goals to concentrate the brand awareness of "get it
data administrations" among little and medium scale ventures.
Larry Percy and John R. Rossite, Article first published in: 6 SEP 2000: A model is
depicted that aides promoting procedure, based upon watchful regard for brand
awareness and brand disposition. In this module, a vital refinement is drawn between
acknowledgment brand awareness and review brand awareness. Brand state of mind
technique is viewed as mirroring a communication between a potential buyer's
inclusion with the buy choice and the basic inspiration to buy.
Keller (1993) States that brand awareness is the vital part of the brand data edge of
reference in client apperception throwing cluster their capacities to perceive brand
under unmistakable conditions
Laurent, kapferer and roussel (1995) Advanced three academic zone of brand
awareness in a predefined item sort. Unconstrained awareness, top of mind awareness,
helped awareness. Gustafson & Chabot (2007) Analysed that brand awareness
consent on the most proficient method to advise contemporary and promising client in
course of the organization's item and administration.
Hoeffler & keller (2002) Recommend that brand awareness could be comprehended
from the point of view of profundity and width. Width mean conclusion at the season
of procurement of item by shopper and profundity expectation to pine for how to
force clients to recall or perceive a brand without challenge
Davis, Golicic & Marguardt (2008) Brings up that the item have more noteworthy
brand awareness yet extreme huge angle in brand awareness is brand name.
Percy and Rossiter (1992) Concentrated that brand awareness can help clients to
recognize a brand from different item class and assemble buy conclusion.
Hoyer & Brown (1990) Concentrated that brand awareness get an impressive control
on decision and can go before essential figure item class.
Dodds, William B & Grewal D (1991) Broke down that brand awareness again
venture as a requesting specialist in client buy intention and some brand will cumulate
in clients cognizance to control client buy thought process .An item going with a
gigantic level of brand awareness will secure more prominent client needs since it has
more noteworthy component examination and piece of the overall industry.
Aaker DA & Keller (1990) Referred to that brand with honourable picture and higher
awareness can advocate brand dedication to client and more prominent the brand
awareness, better buy aim and better brand trust.
Dallolmo Riley FASC, Ehreberg .SB Castleberrs TP Barwise and NR Barnard (1997)
Concentrated that for top of mind review scope clients do note give distinctive answer
more often than not. Once more. Extraordinary levels of predictable conduct in
response have been recorded for various sign to deliver brand name reactions.
Manternach L (2011) Supported that top of mind awareness incorporates a brand that
starts things out at the top of the priority list at all circumstances when a shopper
normally consider an item or an administration created by a brand.
Hatch and schhultz (2009) Studied the character of varieties as remained fluctuating
over the history. They were a planned means to get and conserve customers.
Wayne D. Hoyer and Steven P. brown (1990) Analysed the brand value reference and
shoppers chance discernment in store brands of nourishment items, store brands(SBs)
have at present turned out to be united in the sustenance advertise, have accomplished
a target quality like that of maker brands and an aggressive cost with brand
awareness.
Gummesson (2002) Inspected one of the top objectives for any brand chief is to
fortify the connection between clients with brands .
Ann Brewer and Jingsong Zhao (2010) Concentrated the motivation behind this paper
is to investigate the impact that an imminent pathway school subsidiary to vast far
reaching college in Sydney may have on the college's notoriety. Specifically, the
relationship of notoriety with inclination for a pathway school, brand awareness and
the sentiment of school brand are analyzed.
Natalia Rubio, Javier oubina and Nieves Villasenor (2014) Brand awareness, brand
value reference shoppers chance discernment in store brands of nourishment items,
store brands (SBs) have at present turned out to be united in the sustenance advertise,
have accomplished a target quality like that of maker brands and an aggressive cost.
3.2 MARKETING STRATEGY:
It is complete objects indicated and an unbeatable plan designed specifically for attaining the
marketing objective of a firm. The marketing objective indicate what the firm want to
achieve. The marketing strategy provides the design for achieving them the linkage between
marketing strategies and over all corporate success is indeed direct and vital. Realizing the
marketing objectives is the purpose of two generic categories .
1. Price based
2. Differentiation based
PRICE BASED MARKETING STRATEGY:
The company starts a business that opts for the price route in its competitive battle will enjoy
certain flexibilities in matter of its product and use prices as main competitive level . it will
price its product to suit the varying competitive demands . it will be enjoying certain inherent
cost advantages , which permits it to resort a price based fight . the major forms where such
cost advantage can occurs are economies of sale , absolute cost advantages ,. Benefits of early
entry a large market share build over a time . it provides freedom in the matter of pricing but
after producing a particular product and getting stuck in the face of the competition , one can
not successfully opt for a price led strategy .
DIFFERENTIATION BAESD STRATEGY:
Marketing strategy based on differentiation works on the principle that any aspect of the offer
and any activity of the firm can be made distinctive compared with the competiting offers.
Right from technology, plant location to post sale and service a company can perceptibly
differentiate and many buyer values. Companies usually choose those functions , Which give
them the greatest relative advantage. Different firms adopts different strategy stances as their
situational design differ- Broadly strategy stances can be classified under three heads
OFFENSIVE STRATEGY:
1) Offensive Strategy also known as confrontation strategy , is a strategy of aggression.
A firm that is not presently the leader usually employs it, but it aspires to leadership
position in the Industry.
2) Defensive Strategy- The leader who has the compulsion to defend his position against
the confrontation of powerful existing competitors or to dislodge the leader from his
topmost position usually employs it.
3) Niche Strategy- A firm pactising the niche strategy neither confronts other nor
defends itself. It cultivates a small market segment for itself with unique products /
services supported by a unique marketing mix.
PRODUCT:
The product strategy and mix in Bisleri marketing strategy can be explained as follows:
Bisleri is a packaged drinking water based out of India. Customer satisfaction and delight are
the main goals of Bisleri while complying to quality, value and innovation. The main product
in its marketing mix is its drinking water, and it's many variations. Other products include
Vedica, Soda, Urzza, Pop.
Bisleri is a mountain mineral water and it is available in range of pack size from 250 ml to
20 L. Out of all these packs, only 5L and 20 L packs are returnable. Vedica is procured from
underground streams traversing the bedrock and hence fortified with silica and free from and
microbial contamination. Higher pH of Vedica helps in acid neutralization and detoxification.
Bisleri Soda is carbonated water and used as an ingredient for preparing combination drinks.
Urzza is caffeine free energy drink fortified with essential vitamins. Pop is soft drink with
four innovative flavors; Lemonata, Pina Colada, Fonzo and Spicy, launched in 2016.
Bisleri also has range of non-consumable products in the basket. Stand and faucet is a stand
for easy and hygienic dispensing of water from 20L jars. Ice box is compact light weight
icebox made of durable plastic for domestic and commercial utility. Chotu cool is innovative
portable chargeable cooler. Bisleri also has high quantity facial wipes on offer.
The main product of the company is the mineral water by the name of Bisleri Mineral water.
Other than mineral water the company has also the soda water under its brand name called
the Bisleri Soda Water. The concept of bottled mineral water was introduced in India, first by
Bisleri, and that is the reason, it has become a generic name for the mineral water. Bisleri has
become a perfect synonym of the mineral water for the Indian consumers. The main
challenge facing the company or any other player in this mineral water industry is that there
is no scope of invention and innovation in the product, which can be added as the additional
benefits of the product. It is just water after all.
This is what the Indian customers think of the bottled water. If we are talking about a product
like television we can think that the innovations could provide extra benefits derived from the
product. For example other than its core usage the product can provide for Internet facilities
using conversion.
PLACE:
Place stands for the company activities that make the product available to the target
customers. To make the product available to the target consumers a good distribution network
has to be there to support the good quality of the product. Here in the case of the mineral
water industry the distribution network is the important factor in being competitive and the
catch lies in making water available to maximum number of places in the country.
Bisleri was launched in Mumbai in 1965. Its corporate office is located in Mumbai. Later it
was acquired by Parle. Vedica is an exclusive product and available in North, West and South
India only. It is available in retail stores, restaurants, movie theaters, school-college canteens.
In India it is available in more than 200000 outlets. Thus, Bisleri has thoroughly penetrated
the market in all the regions and made it available. Bisleri has developed very strong supply
chain and distribution system. Bisleri has more than 15 manufacturing plants spread across
country. The company has its own network of distribution wherever they have manufacturing
plants. This allows seamless and controlled distribution of products. To distribute the
product, company has 2000+ trucks running on the rods and distributing safe water. Pop is
launched across India in different cities.
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK:
The small-scale players built their sales by piggybacking on the generic category built up by
Bisleri. It’s a battle that Bisleri can win by sheer distribution muscle. One of the reasons why
Bisleri is running strong in this industry is its strong distribution network built over the years
since its inception. Further, Bisleri plans to increase its distribution network over the southern
and eastern region, where it is behind popular brands like Team in Tamil Nadu and in Andhra
Pradesh. Prices for following packaging variants.
(AN ECONOMIC FACTOR AFFECTING THE BUYER’S BEHAVIOR) Price is the sum of
values that consumer exchange for the benefits of having or using the product or service.
Price is the only element in the marketing mix that produces revenue. All other elements
represent costs. In India, where the majority of the population comprise of the middle income
group and lower income groups it is not hard to understand that pricing is one of the most
important factor in the buying decisions.
Bisleri has met the expectations of the consumers in terms of pricing the product and also
making the product available in variations of litres, making Bisleri both convenient and
affordable. The company is following a very aggressive pricing.
Its product is available at a very reasonable price.
1.2 Ltrs Rs. 10/-
2 Ltrs Rs. 20/-
5 Ltrs Rs. 40/-
PROMOTION:
Modern marketing calls for more than just developing a good product, pricing it attractively,
and making it available to the target customers, companies must also communicate with their
customers, and what they communicate should not be left to chance.
A Company’s total marketing communications program- called its Promotion Mix consists of
specific blend of advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, and public relations tools that
the company uses to pursue its advertising and marketing objectives.
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN:
While designing the advertisement campaign, it is necessary to keep in mind the opinion
leaders. Youth are the opinion leaders of the present time. And thus it becomes necessary to
design the campaign keeping the youth in mind. The opinion leaders would further trickle
down the message to the less active members of the society. This is exactly what Bisleri is
doing.
Bisleri has started an advertisement campaign stressing the point of purity and flaunting the
patent right the company has over the breakaway seal. The company has tried to put the
message across louder, by using the ad campaign that catches the eye of everyone, specially
the youth.
AQUAFINA:
The advantage for Aquafina is that though there are over 300 labels of bottled water in the
Indian market, few can be called brands. It is necessary to remember that every product with
a name is not a brand; even Bisleri has become generic to this category. It does not have any
emotional values attached to it. So there was no difficulty for Pepsi in creating space in such
a market, which is completely different from the soft drinks market, where it will be very
difficult for any new player to find a slot. So the creative team at HTA virtually had an empty
canvas to work on. And it came up with a campaign that did have people talking. First, a
series of teasers, followed by a film that showed healthy bodies and youthful people and, of
course, lots of water. Although Aquafina is only available in a 750 ml pet bottle, the pricing,
at Rs.10, is competitive. And it is safe. In addition to the tamper proof seal, there is a reliable
method of checking whether the bottle has been refilled. The date of manufacturing has been
written on the cap as well as on the bottle. Thus a person who is refilling it would have to
find a matching cap and bottle, the probability of which is very low.
Analysis:
The above table shows the classification of respondents based on gender 65% of males and
35%female.
Diagram 4.1 Showing the classification of respondents based on their gender.
Interpretation:
From the above survey it’s observe that most of the respondent are male respondents are
higher than female respondents.
Table 4.2.showing classification of respondents based on their age.
Analysis :
The above table shows 10% of respondent fall under the age group of below 18-22% of
respondent fall under the age group 18-25,20%of respondents fall under age group 26-
35,24% of respondents fall under age group 36-45 and rest of 24% of respondents fall under
the age group 46 and above category.
Diagram 4.2 Showing classification of respondents based on their age.
Interpretation:
From the above survey it’s observe that Majority of respondents fall under the age group 36-
45 above age, because this people are taking more care about health.
Table 4.3.showing classification of respondents based on their occupation.
Analysis:
The above statistical table shows that 30% of respondents fall under the category private job;
and 8%fall under the category government job; 40% fall under the category business/self-
employed; 12% of respondents fall under profession and rest of respondents i.e. 10%fall
under the category students.
Diagram 4.3 Showing classification of respondents based on their occupation
Interpretation:
From the above survey it’s observe that Majority of respondents fall under the category
business/self-employed, because they are the main target segments of the packaged drinking
water companies.
Table4.4 Showing the monthly income of the respondents
Analysis:
Out of 100 respondents it has been observed that 16% of the respondents have income less
than 5000-10,000, 24% of the respondents have income of Rs.10,001- 15,000, 44% of the
respondents have income of Rs.15,001- 25,000, and 16% 0f the respondents have income of
above 25,000 Rs.
Diagram 4.4 Showing the monthly income of the respondents
Interpretation:
From the above survey it’s observe that the majority of the consumers who are consuming
the Packaged Drinking water have family income of Rs.15, 001- 25,000 (44%).
Table 4.5 Showing classification of respondents based on his/her preferences about the
water source.
Analysis:
30% of respondents using purifier water, 25% of respondents using packaged drinking water
and rest of 45% of respondents using normal water.
Diagram 4.5 Showing classification of respondents based on his/her preferences about
the water source
Interpretation:
From the above survey it’s observe that Majority of respondents are using normal water.
Because due price mater and market availability so company has to look at this scenario.
Table 4.6 Showing the respondent’s first choice at the time of purchasing packaged
drinking water.
Analysis:
The table shows the respondent’s first choice at the time of purchasing packaged drinking
water, 80% of respondents prefers Bisleri, 8% of respondents prefers Aquafina, 9% of
responds prefers kingfisher and rest of 3% respondents prefers bailey.
Diagram 4.6 Showing the respondent’s first choice at the time of purchasing packaged
Interpretation:
From the above survey Majority of respondents prefers Bisleri packaged drinking water it
shows Bisleri is a very famous brand in the market and has good market base.
Table 4.7 Showing the classification of respondents based on their situations when they
prefer packaged drinking water
Analysis:
The above table showing the respondents preferring for packaged drinking water situations,
10% of respondents use occasionally, 35% of respondents use during journey, 30% of
respondents use for health concern, and 25% respondents use daily
Diagram 4.7Showing the classification of respondents based on their situations when
they prefer packaged drinking water
Interpretation:
From the above survey it is observed that Majority of respondents are used packaged water
during journey because of easy availability and brand name.
Table 4.8 Showing classification of respondents based on their brand selection
attributes
Analysis:
The above statistical data shows that important criteria used by respondents in selecting
product: 18% of respondents use price: 35% respondents use price; 45% respondents use
purity of water criteria and rest of respondents, 02% respondents packaging criteria.
Diagram 4.8 Showing classification of respondents based on their brand selection
attributes
Interpretation:
From the above survey it is observed that Majority of respondents use purity of water.
Because they are consider cleanness and health care factors.
Table 4.9 Showing classification of respondents based on their reasons for purchasing
Bisleri
Analysis:
The above statistical data shows the main reason of respondents in choosing Bisleri water,
50% of respondents use market availability, 20% of respondents use company name and 30%
of respondents use purity and taste of the water.
Diagram4.9 showing classification of respondents based on their reasons for purchasing
Bisleri
Interpretation:
From the above survey it is observed that Majority of respondents use Bisleri water
marketing availability purpose. Bisleri’s products are available more in market if compare
with other brands.
Table 4.10 showing the respondents based on product selection
Analysis:
Above the table showing response about the Bisleri products: 20% of respondents preferring
250ml bottle’s, 25% of respondents preferring 500ml bottles, 35% of respondents preferring
1 litter bottles, 205 of respondents prefer 20 litter cans.
Diagram 4.10 showing the respondents based on product selection
Interpretation:
From the survey it is observed that Majority of peoples preferring the one litter bottles
because it is easy to use with reasonable price also.
Table 4.11 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion towards the
price of bottle.
Analysis:
This table shows the opinion of respondents towards the price of the Bisleri water: 10% of
respondents think it is low: 40% of responds think it is moderate; 30% of respondents think it
is high and 20% of respondent think it is higher.
Diagram 4.11 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion towards the
price of bottle.
Interpretation:
From the survey it is observed that Majority of respondents think that the prices of Bisleri
water are moderate. Because Bisleri product price is reasonable with its quality
Table 4.12 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion toward
advertisement
Analysis:
The above statistical table shows the opinion of respondents towards the style and
advertisement. 10% of respondents it is excellent think it is excellent; 36% of respondents
think it is very good; 48% of respondents think it is satisfactory and rest of 6% think it is
unsatisfactory
Diagram 4.12 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion toward
advertisement
Interpretation:
From the survey it is observed that Majority of respondents think that the style and
advertisement of Bisleri is satisfactory because Bisleri developing creative advertisement and
marketing plans.
Table 4.13 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion towards purity
of Bisleri water.
Analysis:
The above table shows the opinion of respondents towards purity of Bisleri water; 50% of
respondents think it is excellent: 30% thinks it is very good; 15% thinks it is satisfactory and
rest of 05 % thinks it is unsatisfactory
Diagram 4.13 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion towards
purity of Bisleri water.
Interpretation:
From the survey it is observed that Majority of respondents think that the Bisleri water purity
is excellent because Bisleri maintaining very good quality policies and procedures.
Table 4.14 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion about
advertisement source
Analysis:
The above statistical table shows the opinion of respondents towards the advertisement
source of the products, 08% of respondents watching in newspapers 60% of respondents
watching in television; 12% of respondents watching in billboard and rest of 20%
respondents watch in online.
Diagram 4.14 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion about
advertisement source.
Interpretation:
From the survey it is observed that Majority of respondents think that TV ads are appreciable
compared to other sources. Bisleri Company has developed good marketing plans.
Table 4.15 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion about the best
competitor of Bisleri water in the market.
Analysis:
The above statistical data shows the opinion of the respondents about better competitor of
Bisleri. 2% of respondents think Kinley is better competitor; 105 of respondents think it is
Aquafina; 25% of respondents think kingfisher, and 40% respondents think local other brands
are giving more competition.
Diagram 4.15 showing classification of respondents based on their opinion about the
best competitor of Bisleri water in the market.
Interpretation:
From the survey it is observed that Kinley is the best competitor for Bisleri because 40% of
respondents think it is good brand in market and its quality conciseness.
CHAPTER.NO:5
5.1 CONCLUSION:
It can be presumed that Bisleri is one such brand, which has entered the day by day life of the
buyers. Minerals is one such association where it is endeavouring here for its consumer
loyalty.
FACTS RELATED TO BRAND AWARENESS ARE AS FOLLOW:
Bisleri Bottles for Change raises awareness about recycling and upcycling plastic
Bisleri’s ‘Bottles for Change’ initiative creates awareness about proper plastic waste
disposal
As per the results Bisleri is considered to have better taste than that of the Kinley. On the
basis of the response collected from the 100 respondent we also concluded that Bisleri is the
most preferred brand among the consumer and they expressed their satisfaction on the basis
of the 9 parameters that we took into consideration for the consumer research.
Our general public comprises of heterogeneous individuals, their qualities, convictions,
demeanours are not quite the same as each other, a few people will give inclination for
quality and taste, some will give inclination for brand name, some will give inclination for ad,
and some will give inclination for price.
5.2 SUGGESTIONS:
1. Improve the promotional activities.
2. Maintain the reasonable prices.
3. More advertising of the product is needed.
4. Improve awareness among people about the importance of Mineral Water.
5. Save the product from duplication.
6. Maintain the same taste and quality.
7. Spread the distribution network to some more areas.
8. To make a good health.
9. Safety the packing
10. To maintain good quality.
11. More taste of water.
12. People can change them decision mineral water drinking.
13.Any where availability of Bisleri.
14. Almost all using the mineral water.
15. They do use people the mineral water is anything.
16. To decrease the ordinary branded mineral water.
5.3 FINDINGS:
1. From the survey conducted, it is found that consumers belong to Different occupations are
using Mineral Water.
2. From the survey I have conducted in Mumbai city, it is found that amajority of the
respondents are male and the rest are Female.
3. From the study conducted, it is clear that consumer's main reason"Why they have option
for Mineral Water is” Necessity, growingstandard of living, Fashion, awareness and growing
competition".
4. From the survey, we come to know that price and services areconsidered as the major
factors for option to a Particular Brand.
5. From the study we come to know that other brands like BISLERI, AQUAFINA, KINLEY
are mostly preferred by consumers.
6. From the study we come to know that most of the consumers feel theprices are reasonable.
7. From the survey conducted most of the consumers feel thatunreliability and irregular
supply of municipal water them sift to theconcept of "Mineral Water".
8. The survey reveals the awareness of consumers towards "MineralWater" which is a very
good opportunity for the manufactures.
9. The survey predict the growing need of "Mineral Water" in thecoming days and also the
level of competition to be faced.
5.4 RECOMMENDATIONS:
On the basis findings and conclusion drawn from the consumer research we feel
that the company should take some concrete steps in order to overcome the
problem of declining market share. So, we have come up with the following
recommendations which we feel that, would help the company in overcoming its
weaknesses and compete with the competitors in a better way.
As the consumer is very well aware and deeply attached to Bisleri so the
company’s advertisement should be focused on displaying benefits that its product
offers as compared to its competitors.
Also, availability plays an important role in making the brand more popular. Thus,
this aspect should be given importance and the company should penetrate deeper
into the Indian market through intensive distribution.
As per the sales of 1 litre pack is the highest as compared to other sizes available
in the market, so we would recommend the firm to push this pack in the market as
much as possible, as well as encourage the consumers to buy the packaged
available in other sizes too, such as 100ml and 250ml to the price sensitive
consumers.
Another area where it can focus and thereby increase the sales is household
consumers. It should somehow convince the consumers that packaged are more
safe and hygienic as compared to the water purified through Aqua guard. It should
make use of the emotional as well as rational appeal in its promotional campaign.
During the research we found that the consumer avoid purchasing packaged water
because of the fear that it may be a duplicate one, so the company should come
forward and ensure, through their packaging or through their promotional
campaigns that their products are free from such duplicity.
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CHAPTER.7:
APPENDIX:
QUESTIONNAIRE:
Dear sir/madam, I am Sharma Pooja Shankar, a student of final year BMS (Marketing) at
Thakur Shyamnarayan Degree College , I am doing survey on Brand awareness practices of
Bisleri International Pvt.Ltd., I am need of some information. I would be obligated if you
could provide me with some of your valuable time answer to a few question.
The information you give shall be used for education purpose only.
Gender
o Male
o Female
Age
o 18 to 20
o 20 to 25
o 25 to 30
o above 40
Occupation
o Private job
o Government Job
o business
o profession student
What is the first company that comes to mind when you think about packaged
drinking water?
o Bisleri
o Aquafina
o Kinley
o other
o Online
o Television
o Newspaper
o Billboard
According to your opinion which company do you think best the competitor Bisleri
water in the market?
o Kinley
o Aquafina
o Kingfisher
o Other