Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1948
1965
Place
Marketing Promot
Mix -ion
Price
T E M P TAT I O N S
T E M P TAT I O N S
TIME
More emphasis on Advertisement & Promotion.
Maximum Innovation in the product.
PRICE T E M P TAT I O N S
Factory Customers
Retailer
PROMOTION T E M P TAT I O N S
TV
Hoardings
Brand Ambassadors
Internet
Offers
Radio
Value Packs
News papers
Magazines
T E M P TAT I O N S
Promotion
Through
Brand
Ambassador
T E M P TAT I O N S
MARKET SEGMENTATION
Demographic Bases
• Establishing a status.
User Status • It will become a part of lifestyle.
TARGETING T E M P TAT I O N S
POSITIONING
Object of Purchase
Why does it buy?...
Objectives of Purchase
PHYSICAL SOCIAL
Physiological Esteem and Status
• Want • Reputation
• Hunger • Prestige
• Temptation • Desire
• To relish
O
Who buys?... rganization of
Purchasing
O
How does it buy?... perations
of Purchasing Organizations
New
Low cost Brand
concept
Quantity Quality
When does it buy?...
Occasions of Purchase
Every Day can be a
Special Day ! T E M P TAT I O N S
SPECIAL DAYS
Value of the Product T E M P TAT I O N S
Emotional benefits
Cost of the Product
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Attachment ,Happiness
Price you pay for a
Care, Love, Enhances Temptation
Relations etc
Where does it buy?
Outlets of purchase
Market Attractiveness
MNC Model T E M P TAT I O N S
Harvest
L Maintain
H L
Co’s Performance
CONCLUSION
We have been trying to get out of image of
"Just another chocolate” and have tried to
position as for all and not only for kids. We
would be successful in doing so and
customers would believe that
TEMPTATIONS is not only a chocolate
but means of celebrations on all occasions