Philips- sense and simplicity

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About This Presentation

Presentation on Philips case study from Philip Kotler, Kevin Lane Kpotler 15th edition to give insights on Crafting the Brand Positioning


Slide Content

Anton & Gerard Philips started
Philips & Co. in 1891

PHILIPS logo Symbol
introduction

BRAND POSITIONING
Technological
Prowess
Product
Innovation
Philips is known for its

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
All introduced by Philips
&

BRAND MANTRA

BRAND
MANTRA
^sevse avd siuplicity_
What do we mean by this ?
advanced
easy to use
designed around you

Brand Mantra
Philips rebranded itself with this mantra ?

Market research study of 1,650 consumers &
180 companies, who were customers of Philips
around the world
Led to the discovery of
Philips’ Core Target Group

CORE TARGET GROUP
well educated
affluent decision makers
35 - 55
age
valued
simplicity &
efficiency

led to the campaign-
^sevse avd siuplicity_

with the
tagline
RISKS

Points-of-differences
may be unclear
younger ^tech-savvy_
customers may feel
alienated
Ambiguity in tagline
simple or not advanced?
sense- in which sense?

from
Japanese
Manufacturers

Flood market with inexpensive consumer
electronics

What’s the vext uove?
STRATEGY

Emotional branding
Large Automated Plants
increased production
Cultural Branding
Connect with people

Reinforcing Category Membership
Choosing specific
points-of-parity
points-of-difference
Perceptual Map

BRAND MANTRA RISKS
with the
tagline
from
Japanese
Manufacturers
RECAP

DISCLAIMER
Created by Harshit Gupta,
IIT Roorkee,
during marketing internship
by
Prof. Sameer Mathur,
IIM Lucknow