Showing posts with label B2C Marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label B2C Marketing. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Meet our First Marketing‬ ‪‎Strategy‬ ‪‎Advisory‬ Client : Pure Ice

Meet our First Marketing‬ ‪‎Strategy‬ ‪‎Advisory‬ Client : Pure Ice

Year : 2008 
Duration of work: 6 months
About the Client: Bangalore’s first branded ice cubes for B2B & B2C market
What We did for them:
  • Market & Marketing Strategy Advisory -
  • Market Entry Strategy
  • Segment, Target & Positioning Strategy
  • Pricing & Distribution Strategy
  • Product Launch – events planning
  • Helped with the Brand Identity (logo) design guideline.

What we learnt: That ice cubes were unsafe mostly, and there are three different types of ice cubes based on what drink you are having.
Success Story : Now they are the leading ice cube brand in Bangalore, selling up to 10,000 kg per month!





Friday, August 28, 2015

10 Statements that show your Company has an Out-of-date View of Marketing

We’ve all been there and I come across this quite regularly -- restraining a laugh or almost throwing up hands in despair, when a company’s leading men put forth an opinion any modern marketer would find outrageous.
But then, we can’t always blame the CEO or the owner. After all, many chief executives simply don’t come from a marketing or technical backgrounds, and even if they do, their knowledge is most likely to be not current.
(That takes it back to my earlier post – How old is your Marketing Head?
However, the fact today is that marketing has evolved to become increasingly technical as well as emotional, whether the CEO/ Business Owner believes it or not.
Here are 10 statements that we hear commonly that indicate that these CEO’s views of marketing are stuck in the past.

1.    “Social media is a waste of time.”

2.    “Our customers are not on social media.”

3.    “Our blog should talk more about how well we do things.”

4.     “What do you mean I can’t fight back on Twitter / Facebook?”

5.    “Every piece of content should always lead to a sale.”

6.    “Let’s get demand gen up by attending more trade shows.”

7.    “Listening to market feedback is a waste of time.”

8.    “We should rebrand to better communicate our value.”

9.    “Friction between Sales and Marketing is normal.”

10. “I know what the customers want.”


These examples are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to CEOs / Business Owners not understanding the marketing intricacies that drive their companies’ growth and that prevent many businesses from moving forward and realizing their full potential.