introducing... NeedScope the system revealing the innermost drivers in your market



Similar documents
MODULE TITLE: Foundations of Marketing

Market Analysis, Segmentation & Consumer Buying Behavior

Cracking the Customer Code. Chain Restaurants

Our unique perspective on brand and comms tracking

ELK ASIA PACIFIC JOURNAL OF MARKETING AND RETAIL MANAGEMENT. ISSN (Print) ISSN (Online) Volume 5 Issue 2, April (2014)

Strategic Brand Management Building, Measuring and Managing Brand Equity

Chapter Seven Customer-Driven Marketing Strategy: Creating Value for Target Customers

qüé= RJjfkrqb=mboplk^ifqv=qbpqÒ=

SIRXCCS408 Build retail relationships and sustain customer loyalty

What this topic is about. The purpose of marketing Different approaches to marketing Segmentation Niche &mass markets B2C & B2B marketing

Strategic objectives at Montblanc

LIFE AT HOME 2016 HELSINKI

Cosmetics Market in Asia: Favorable Demographics Fuel Sales

New National Poll Reveals Public Attitudes on Substance Abuse, Treatment and the Prospects of Recovery

Creating Powerful Brands. Malcolm McDonald and Leslie de Chernatony. Theme of the Book

MARKET SEGMENTATION TARGETING GLOBAL MARKET SEGMENTATION CHAPTER 7 SEGMENTATION TARGETING, AND POSITIONING CONTRASTING VIEWS OF GLOBAL. Upper.

True Colors Personality Quiz

1 Compiled by: Deep Banerjee, Marketingpundit.com (Market Segmentation)

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE DESIGN CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE DESIGN

Market Segmentation. Chapter 8 Segmenting and Targeting Markets. Learning Outcomes. Learning Outcomes. Market Segmentation. A Market Is...

Best Practices: Engaging Millennials with Advertising

Introducing Social Psychology

SECTION A Consists of a separate multiple choice paper. Each question is worth one mark. Attempt all 25 questions.

CE Entrepreneurship Market Segmentation

Chapter 2 A Systems Approach to Leadership Overview

CHAPTER 5 MARKET SEGMENTATION AND TARGETING STRATEGIES USED BY FMCG COMPANIES

The Four True Colors. Blue Relationship Oriented. Gold Structure Oriented. Green Cognitive Oriented. Orange Impulse Oriented

Segmentation: Foundation of Marketing Strategy

Master in Marketing and Communication. Module 7. Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation and Positioning. Lecture 7- slide 1

Chapter 2 Market Structure, Types and Segmentation

Final Examination Semester 1 / Year 2010

The 2013 Financial Institution Consumer Recommendation & Loyalty Study Advanced

WHAT YOU D KNOW IF WE COULD TALK TO YOU

Sample Reporting. Analytics and Evaluation

The Financial Services Trust Index: A Pilot Study. Christine T Ennew. Financial Services Research Forum. University of Nottingham

The Power of Color: What Does Your Color Say About You?

The Digital Performance Benchmark. What distinguishes world class digital from the rest of the pack?

Trends in Brand Marketing:

PSHE at key stages 1 4 Guidance on assessment, recording and reporting

Motivations of Play in Online Games. Nick Yee. Department of Communication. Stanford University

Effective Segmentation. Six steps to effective segmentation

Identifying Market Segments and Targets

How To Write A Customer Profile Sheet

INVESTING FOR A BETTER LIFE

SIRXSLS001A Sell products and services

When Engaging the Right Talent, One Size Does Not Fit All

Digital Segmentation. Basic principles of effective customer segmentation

Asset 1.6 What are speech, language and communication needs?

Identify the influences that encourage young people to abstain from alcohol, tobacco and other drug use.

THE WELLBEING FRAMEWORK FOR SCHOOLS

4 Explain t he. 7 geographic, domestic, and psychographic approaches t o 8 segment ing consumer market s. 5

Chapter 10 Personality Name Period Date. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.

MARK IMC Dr. Freling EXAM II REVIEW

Okami Study Guide: Chapter 12

Government Communication Professional Competency Framework

Using Choice-Based Market Segmentation to Improve Your Marketing Strategy

Putting Inheritance Tax (IHT) Online Understanding the customer journey for Inheritance Tax

Select a shape below that appeals to you the most and then scroll down to read about your personality.

TOOL. Self Evaluation for Gender Workers

5+5 Defence Initiative Logo

Marketing Planning How to Identify a Target Market and Prepare a Customer Profile

KYCS - Integrating KYC with Social Identity: The Future-Ready Marketing Approach

Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning. Leonard Walletzký

BOOK REPORT ARE YOU IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL?

Getting Older and Looking Good: The Realities About Aging Naturally

Chapter Five Socialization. Human Development: Biology and Society. Social Isolation

the future of digital trust

Slide What is a brand?

A-LEVEL BUSINESS Paper 3 Specimen Assessment Material. Mark scheme

TND PRETEST (HIGH SCHOOL) University of Southern California Student Survey SCHOOL NAME: MONTH DAY YEAR THINGS TO REMEMBER:

The 2013 Superannuation Consumer Recommendation & Loyalty Study

Unit 10. Group Dynamics. Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.

Key Terms. DECA Ryerson Case Guides Business to Business Marketing

The Art of Customer Profiling. Why understanding audience is important and how to do it

LOGIT AND PROBIT ANALYSIS

Marketing (Marketing Principles)

THE ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION. Brand Loyalty: College Student Loyalty to Brands with Social Media Outlets

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF WORKFORCE DIVERSITY IN SERVICE AND MANUFACTURING SECTORS IN INDIA

Which is why TMI is here to help. We have to admit it. we really love what we do.

1st semester Common Core subjects taught to all classes

2016 CANADIAN SOCIAL MEDIA MONITOR. Simplified Understanding

Session 2 Generating Value from 'Big Data' Mark T. Bain

Trending with NextGen travelers. Understanding the NextGen consumer-traveler

2013/ /17 Strategic Plan. Prepared with assistance from Grant O Hara

The New Era of Customer Loyalty Management

Marketing, Recruitment and Admissions. Marketing Strategy

Past, present, and future Analytics at Loyalty NZ. V. Morder SUNZ 2014

Transcription:

introducing... the NeedScope system revealing the innermost drivers in your market

Therefore a need to get beyond the expressed and the rational. Standard research Tangible, easy to express, rational or rationalized reasons Expressed brand identity Needscope TM Emotional drivers, difficult or impossible to express verbally Linked to brand personality and need function

What Is NeedScope? Marketing is satisfying consumer needs at a profit NeedScope identifies and measures consumer needs And how well brands meet the needs

What Does NeedScope Do? Recognises layers of consumer needs and brand image Functional Needs Identity Needs The Emotive Customer Needs Symbolism Social Values Product Features

What Does NeedScope Do? Recognises layers of consumer needs and brand image Uses a psychological framework for understanding needs and Outward directed brand image Extroverted Receptivity Functional Needs Identity Needs The Emotive Customer Needs Symbolism Social Values Product Features Dominance NeedScope Inward directed Introverted

What Does NeedScope Do? Recognises layers of consumer needs and brand image Uses a psychological framework for understanding needs and Outward directed brand image Extroverted NeedScope Uses projective photosets/collages qualitatively and quantitatively to access the emotive layer Receptivity Functional Needs Identity Needs The Emotive Customer Needs Symbolism Social Values Product Features Inward directed Introverted Dominance

What Does NeedScope Do? Recognises layers of consumer needs and brand image Uses a psychological framework for understanding needs and Outward directed brand image Extroverted Uses projective photosets/collages qualitatively and quantitatively to access the emotive layer Receptivity NeedScope Functional Needs Identity Needs The Emotive Customer Needs Symbolism Social Values Product Features Inward directed Introverted Dominance Measures consumer needs and how brands satisfy them with interactive analysis software

How Can NeedScope Give Competitive Advantage? Build strong brands that meet real needs Build loyal relationships with consumers Manage global brands and brand portfolios Create competitive advantage when products and services are similar Identify competitive weaknesses to attack Identify new opportunities in the market

Revealing Layers of Consumer Needs and Brand Image Functional Needs Identity Needs The Customer Emotive Needs Symbolism Social Values Product Features

The Rational Layer Lack Of Loyalty Consumer Needs Functional Needs Functional Needs; fragrance, price, pack size etc Consumer Needs Product Features Brand Image Product features; fragrance free, high-tech formulation, average price

The Social Layer Values Consumer Needs Functional Needs Identity Needs Functional Needs; fragrance, price, pack size etc Consumer Needs Identity Needs; peer group identification, social level, lifestyle Social Values Product Features Brand Image Social character; family, older, female etc Product features; fragrance free, high-tech formulation, average price

The Emotive Core The Driving Force Of Brand Choice Consumer Needs Functional Needs Identity Needs Emotive Needs Symbology Social Values Product Features Brand Image Functional Needs; fragrance, price, pack size etc Consumer Needs Identity Needs; peer group identification, social level, lifestyle Emotive Needs; feeling consumer looking for and what it says about me and my personality The brand s personality; fun loving, serious Social character; family, older, female etc Product features; fragrance free, high-tech formulation, average price

Three Layers Of Brand Image

Identifying The Type Of Emotive Market Drivers Gratification Needs Expressive Needs The product/brand changes a psychological state The product/brand is a personality aspiration The need to feel; Stimulation Comfort Control Harmony Analgesics Household cleaners Food Gratification Alcohol Tobacco Telecoms Banking Expressive The need to project an image of Powerful Competent Gentle Carefree Apparel Personal care

Expressive Needs Personality Aspirations

Gratification Needs Feelings

A Psychological Framework To Decode The Drivers Of Consumer Behaviour Outward directed Extroverted Receptivity Dominance Inward directed Introverted NeedScope

A Model Of Consumer Psychology Outward directed Extroverted Receptivity Passivity Dominance Assertiveness Inward directed Introverted

Core Expressive Needs Extroverted Fun-loving Carefree Spontaneous Bold Dynamic Independent Warm Approachable Practical Self-assured Assertive Forthright Kind Gentle Sensitive Focused Competent Intelligent Introverted

Accessing The Emotive Layer The NeedScope Toolbox That Digs Deep

Qualitative Photosets Symbolic representations of NeedScope archetypes Validated for consistent response but analysis based on the individual

Projective Photoset Taiwanese Females There are different ethnic photosets for regions where NeedScope is practiced Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Personality Photoset Macro View Personality photosets are used qualitatively to analyse the symbolic level of a brand image Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Personality Photoset Micro View Dogs or cats can be used when we want to elicit more subtle differences between brands Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Emotive Photoset Gratification/Feeling Emotive photosets enable consumers to explain their real feelings about consuming a brand or product without resorting to surface level words e.g. It feels good. Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Emotive Photoset Gratification/Feeling The universal nature of landscapes make them another powerful tool that works across all cultures to access feelings. Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Emotive Photoset Expressive/Personality In expressive markets Fairytale photosets give access to the personality people are expressing through their brand Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Emotive Photoset Expressive/Personality These photosets are matched to the gender of the consumer Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Emotive Photoset Expressive/Personality Statue photosets also give access to personality Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Emotive Photoset Expressive/Personality These photosets are also matched to the gender Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

The Quantitative Challenge Measuring Consumer Needs and How Brands Satisfy Them

The Quantitative Toolbox Collages For Projection Extroverted Pleasure Harmony Union Activity Drive Aggression Receptivity Passivity Assertiveness Dominance Comfort Protection Peace Structure Order Control Introverted

Program Design

Program Design Overview PHASE ONE Comprehensive review of current Unilever strategies and research PHASE TWO Modeller pre-test (qualitative) PHASE THREE Pilot (quantitative) PHASE FOUR Segmenter and positioner (quantitative) PHASE FIVE Integration with results from the global study and Other Asian markets

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Need Space and Segment profiles These will be analysed by category and in total The larger the dot/number the more important the attribute for the segment Note an individual can be in more than one need segment should they have different needs in different categories Need Space Attribute 5 Personality 13 Need segment 6 Social id. 13 Social id. 2 Attribute 15 Need segment 1 Personality 14 Social id. 17 Feeling 18 Feeling 12 Feeling 8 Benefit 21 Social id. 5 Benefit 5 Personality 16 Benefit 46 Personality 5 Fragrance 1 Attribute 2 Fragrance 5 Personality 4 Feeling 16 Benefit 29 Benefit 11 Feeling 10 Feeling 13Strength 1 Attribute 13 Benefit 17 Fragrance 10 Personality 6 Attribute 7 Benefit 1 Benefit 47 Benefit 28 Social id. 4 Fragrance 8 Benefit 49 Attribute 14 Benefit 51 Fragrance 16 Benefit 23 Benefit 40 Slightly lower $ Attribute 1 Benefit 10 Social id. 9 Benefit 18 Benefit 8 Benefit 38 Personality 17 Benefit 19 Feeling 1 Benefit 3 Social id. 1 Benefit 48 Benefit 13 Fragrance 3 Strength 2 Personality 10 Benefit 2 Benefit 33 Average $ Benefit 30 Benefit 32 Feeling 15 Feeling 7 Slightly higher $ Fragrance 12 Benefit 22 Benefit 31 Fragrance 13 Personality 8 Need segment 5 Benefit 39 Benefit 36 Benefit 35 Attribute 8 Need segment 2 Fragrance 4 Benefit 9 Fragrance 11 Feeling 9 Social id. 8 Social id. 10 Fragrance 2 Strength 4 Attribute 4 Attribute 3 Benefit 24 Attribute 9 Social id. 16 Feeling 5 Feeling 3 Benefit 50 Fragrance 6 Benefit 45 Attribute 10 Benefit 15 Strength 3 Benefit 27 Personality 12 Fragrance 7 Fragrance 9 Feeling 11 Fragrance 15 Benefit 14 Social id. 18 Feeling 14 Personality 3 Benefit 6 Benefit 16 Personality 15 Social id. 15 Benefit 26 Benefit 7 Social id. 12 Personality 11 Social id. 7 Lower $ Attribute 11 Benefit 34 Benefit 4 Feeling 17 Attribute 12 Benefit 25 Social id. 14 Personality 18 Social id. 3 Feeling 6 Personality 9 Fragrance 14 Benefit 37 Personality 1 Attribute 6 Personality 7 Social id. 11 Feeling 2 Social id. 6 Personality 2 Benefit 12 Feeling 4 Benefit 20 Higher $ Need segment 4 Need segment 3 NeedScope Attributes Price Fragrance Strength Benefits I Benefits II Benefits III Social Identity Personality Feelings Need Segment Profile Attributes 4.1 Attribute 2 2.1 Attribute 7 1.8 Attribute 5 Price 2.5 Average $ Fragrance Need Attribute 5 segment 6 Social id. 13 Social id. 2 Need segment 2.7 1Fragrance 2 Personality 14 Social id. 17 Feeling 18 1.8 Fragrance 8 Feeling 12 Feeling 8 Social id. 5 Personality 16 Benefit 46 Personality 5 Strength Feeling 16 Attribute 2 Benefits I Feeling 13 2.3 Benefit 10 Benefit 17 Attribute 7 1.9 Benefit 9 Fragrance 8 Benefit 49 Benefits II Benefit 23 Benefit 10 4.1 Benefit 23 Personality 17 2.6 Benefit 17 Benefits III Benefit 33 4.8 Benefit 46 Average $ 2.7 Benefit 33 Need segment 5 1.7 Benefit 49 Need segment 2 Benefit 9 Social Identity Fragrance 2 3.8 Social id. 13 2.9 Social id. 17 2.8 Social id. 2 2.6 Social id. 5 Personality 4.2 Personality 5 2.9 Personality 14 2.8 Personality 16 2.3 Personality 17 Feelings Need segment 4 Need segment 4.1 3Feeling 13 3.7 Feeling 12 2.1 Feeling 16 NeedScope 2.1 Feeling 8 Segment Needs [Need segment 6], Full Sample, n=607, c=80 1.8 Feeling 18 Attributes Price Fragrance Strength Benefits I Benefits II Benefits III Social Identity Personality Feelings

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Age group and lifestage needs can be projected into the NeedScope space Lifestage is an important targeting variable in skin care Age Group Needs 40-49 Age Group Needs Need segment 6 Need segment 1 Need segment 6 Need segment 1 Feeling 8 Benefit 46 18-29 Fragrance 8 Benefit 23 Benefit 8 Benefit 17 Need segment 5 Need segment 4 40-49 50-60 30-39 Need segment 3 Need segment 2 Benefit 33 Average $ Need segment 5 Social id. 10 Fragrance 2 Benefit 9 Feeling 3 Attribute 3 40-49 Feeling 14 Personality 11 Social id. 7 Attribute 11 Benefit 34 Social id. 3 Personality 1 Social id. 11 Personality 2 Need segment 4 Personality 9 Need segment 3 Need segment 2 NeedScope NeedScope Attributes Price Fragrance Strength Benefits I Benefits II Benefits III Social Identity Personality Feelings

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Product and Brand positioning Will be analysed by category and in total Product Positioning Brand Positioning Need segment 6 Need segment 1 Need segment 6 Need segment 1 Brand H Brand C Product H Product M Product F Brand M Brand F Need segment 5 Product J Product G Product L Product E Product K Product D Product A Product I Need segment 2 Need segment 5 Brand J Brand I Brand N Brand G Brand K Brand E Brand D Brand O Need segment 2 Product B Product C Brand P Brand A Brand L Brand B Need segment 4 Need segment 3 Need segment 4 Need segment 3 NeedScope NeedScope

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Product and Brand Image profiling The larger the dot/number the more the attribute define the brand s image The yellow footprint shows the make-up of the brand s average positioning in the needs space Brand Image Profile Attributes 4.5 Attribute 4 3.6 Attribute 3 Price 1.8 Slightly higher $ Fragrance 3.5 Fragrance 2 2.4 Fragrance 9 1.5 Fragrance 6 Strength 3.6 Strength 2 Benefits I 3.0 Benefit 10 2.3 Benefit 8 2.2 Benefit 9 Benefits II 2.1 Benefit 21 1.9 Benefit 14 Benefits III 4.8 Benefit 32 Need 2.1segment Benefit 31 5 2.1 Benefit 51 1.7 Benefit 28 Social Identity 3.5 Social id. 4 2.5 Social id. 5 2.5 Social id. 9 2.0 Social id. 2 1.6 Social id. 17 Personality 4.6 Personality 6 2.2 Personality 5 1.9 Personality 10 1.6 Personality 8 1.6 Personality 4 Feelings 4.0 Feeling 1 3.6 Feeling 8 3.1 Feeling NeedScope 7 1.5 Feeling 10 Need segment 6 Social id. 2 Need segment 1 Social id. 17 Feeling 8 Benefit 21 Social id. 5 Personality 5 Personality 4 Feeling 10 Brand F Personality 6 Benefit 28 Social id. 4 Benefit 51 Fragrance 16 Benefit 10 Social id. 9 Benefit 8 Feeling 1 Strength 2 Personality 10 Benefit 32 Feeling 7 Slightly higher $ Personality 8 Benefit 31 Need segment 2 Benefit 9 Fragrance 2 Attribute 4 Attribute 3 Fragrance 6 Fragrance 9 Benefit 14 Social id. 18 Personality 1 Social id. 6 Need segment 4 Need segment 3 Attributes Price Fragrance Strength Benefits I Benefits II Benefits III Social Identity Personality Feelings

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Brand Fit to Needs Portfolio Maximisation The higher the correlation the better a brand meets segment needs a good predictor of segment brand preference Segments with lower brand correlations indicates a gap/opportunity Need segment 1 Need segment 2 Need segment 3 Need segment 4 Need segment 5 Need segment 6 Brand A 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.2 0.3 0.0 Brand B 0.2 0.1 0.4 0.8 0.6 0.0 Brand C 0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.4 Brand D 0.1 0.1 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.2 Brand E 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.1 Brand F 0.3 0.3 0.1-0.2-0.1 0.0 Brand G 0.3-0.1 0.1 0.3 0.1 0.1 Brand H 0.1 0.0-0.1-0.1 0.0 0.2 Brand I 0.2-0.1 0.1 0.3 0.4-0.1 Brand J -0.1-0.2 0.0 0.3 0.2 0.1 Brand K -0.1 0.2 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.2

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Optimising a Brand s Positioning Improving Need fit Attributes to reinforce, develop and negate to optimise brand positioning Need Segment 1 versus Brand F Brand F, [ Segment Needs (Need segment 1) r = 0.34 4.17 High 0.00 Low -3.71-3.43 Low Negate Benefit 21 Fragrance 2 Benefit 9 Attribute 4 Personality 1 Personality 5 Benefit 32 Strength 2 Feeling 1 Slightly higher $ Benefit 36 Social id. 1 Benefit 19 Social id. 9 Attribute 3 Benefit 37 Personality 17 Feeling 18 Feeling 17 Social id. 2 Fragrance 16 Social id. 5 Social id. 17Benefit 35 Personality 6 Benefit 50 Feeling 9 Attribute 2 Benefit 5 Benefit 29 Social id. 6 Personality 15 Fragrance 6 Feeling 13 Benefit 31 Benefit 10 Feeling 15 Feeling 8 Benefit 15 Fragrance 7 Personality 8 Fragrance 8 Personality 10 Benefit 14 Personality 7 Benefit 48 Benefit 1 Social id. 18Fragrance 1 Personality 14Benefit 18 Benefit 25 Benefit 2 Benefit 13 Personality 16 Attribute 15 Average $ Social id. 13 Attribute 10 Fragrance 9 Feeling 16 Feeling 10 Benefit 23 Attribute 14 Social id. 8 Social id. 11 Attribute 13 Strength 1 Attribute 1 Fragrance 11 Benefit 17 Social id. 4 Benefit 34 Benefit 8 Higher $ Benefit 51 Benefit 24 Feeling 12 Feeling 4 Attribute 5 Fragrance 12 Fragrance 13 Benefit 28 Feeling 7 Benefit 11 Personality 2 Attribute 12 Lower $ Fragrance Benefit 5 3 Personality 4 Personality 9 Attribute 9 Benefit 47 Fragrance 4Benefit 30 Benefit 7 Benefit 46 Benefit 40 Social id. 3Attribute 6 Benefit 27 Fragrance 3 Strength 4 Fragrance 15 Feeling 14 Attribute 7 Fragrance 14 Feeling 11 Social id. 16Attribute 11 Personality 13 Benefit 6 Benefit 12 Benefit 49 Benefit 4 Benefit 22Benefit 16 Social id. 15 Personality 18 Feeling 6 Slightly lower $ Social id. 7Personality Benefit 3 Feeling 2 45 Benefit 20 Social id. 10 Fragrance 10 Feeling 3 Strength 3 Attribute 8 Benefit 39 Social id. 14 Benefit 33 Personality 12 Benefit 26 Feeling 5 Benefit 38 Personality 11 Social id. 12 Ignore 0.00 Need segment 1 Reinforce Develop 4.16 High Attributes Price Fragrance Strength Benefits I Benefits II Benefits III Social Identity Personality Feelings

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Brand extension analysis The higher the correlation the more suitable the brand can fit a product category Product and Brand Image Fit - Correlations Brand B Brand C Brand D Product A 0.2 0.4 0.2 Product B 0.8 0.4 0.4 Product C 0.3 0.7 0.3 Product D 0.5 0.3 0.7 Product E 0.2 0.2 0.9 Product F 0.1 0.1 0.4 Product G 0.1 0.5 0.0 Product H 0.1 0.4 0.2 Product I 0.3 0.4 0.3 Product J 0.1 0.2 0.0 Product K 0.3 0.3 0.3

Segmenter and Positioner Deliverables Brand extension analysis How a brand needs to evolve to extend Product D versus Brand B Image Brand B r = 0.47 3.17 High 0.00 Low -2.91-3.45 Low Negate Benefit 9 Feeling 14 Attribute 3 Social id. 6 Attribute 11 Social id. 1 Feeling 13 Personality 15 Personality 1 Personality 2 Attribute 2 Strength 2 Social id. 7 Benefit 4 Average $ Benefit 8 Personality 10 Social id. 4 Feeling 3 Benefit 3 Personality 3 Social id. 13 Attribute 9 Slightly higher $ Social id. 17 Feeling 1 Personality 11 Personality 6 Personality 8 Attribute 14 Benefit 5 Feeling 11 Personality 18 Social id. 11 Attribute 6 Feeling 9 Feeling 17 Personality 9 Social id. 10 Slightly lower $ Attribute 8 Personality 7 Strength 4 Feeling 7 Feeling 6 Strength 3 Benefit 1 Benefit 13 Benefit 6 Social id. 3 Social id. 16 Social id. 2 Feeling 16 Feeling 12 Attribute 10 Personality 12 Social id. 15 Strength 1 Benefit 2 Benefit 10 Feeling 5 Attribute 5 Attribute 4 Personality 4 Higher $ Social id. 14 Benefit 12 Feeling 8 Feeling 15 Benefit 11 Attribute 13 Personality 14 Personality 13 Personality 5 Feeling 2 Benefit 7 Lower $ Feeling 4 Attribute 7 Social id. 8 Social id. 18 Social id. 5 Feeling 10 Feeling 18 Attribute 15 Attribute 1 Personality 16 Attribute 12 Social id. 12 Personality 17 Social id. 9 Ignore Product D 0.00 Reinforce Develop 3.13 High Attributes Price Fragrance Strength Benefits I Social Identity Personality Feelings

NeedScope Analysis System NeedScope software provides the platform for interactive data interrogation and strategy development A client version of the software is available if required

Summary of Deliverables 1. Customization of the needspace to represent need dynamics that underlie skin care. 2. Position of master brands both independent of variants as well as the aggregate position. 3. Need segments and sizes 4. Segments will be defined and detailed out in terms of motives, gratifications, desired personality, desired effects on skin, ideal skin, rituals followed, products used, product features sought sizes, behaviour, demographics. 5. Brand positioning analysis Unique differentiators Shared values Variant master brand relationships Differences and similarities across markets Strengths and vulnerabilities. 6. Integration with global and other country results (to be done qualitatively as different systems have been followed)

The report will contain a series of parts An analysis of skin care and personal wash behaviour including brand repertoires Market need structure and dynamics. Comparison with global need dynamics Need segmentation sizes of segments, dynamic and functional attributes of each segment, importance of product fit of brand in each need state, demographic and Behavioural skews. Master variant analysis Brand positioning analysis and interaction with the need segments. Identification of opportunities Portfolio guidance Interactive software installed with the client for additional analysis