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GROUP 3 (Section B)
RBG was GMCCs fourth largest category which was dominated by Pillsbury branded
products e.g. Cookies, biscuits, pizza, pie etc.
Pillsbury RBG products were known for convenience and family appeal
The target customers were mothers in their mid-30s to 40s who would be time starved and
look for easy and convenient product solutions
None of the initiatives could generate 5 to 7% annual category growth
Cookie segment constituted 62% of the segments total unit volume and the growth had
remained flat at 1% and penetration had fallen to 24%
Three options to improve Cookie segment performance:
Increase frequency of
purchase
Increase household
penetration
Combination of both
Cookies were special as they were made for sharing and giving
Problems identification
RBG performance had been weak over past two years
Volume growth between 2004-2006 had been flat
Household penetration had fallen to a five year low
Refrigerated-cookie product line represented 62% of RBG units sales and over
75% of categorys profit
Decisions identification
How to increase the purchase frequency or market
penetration?
Which consumers should be targeted?
Target consumers
Consumers in Canada like to do their baking from scratch and this makes
the target market different from that of U.S.
Target Mothers who are working as RBG cookies help them save time
Targets kids as they play a major role in purchase decisions in Canadian
market (10% more kids in Canada than in America like to eat cookies, 12%
more Canadians than Americans believe it is fun thing to bake with kids
while 12% more kids in Canada like to make them)
Brand Message
Fast and easy to use to be emphasized
Homemade experience
Easy for children to make
Convenience means more time with children
Along the lines of:
Just like the experience of scratch baking but easier and faster for
you and your kids
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