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Famous chocolate brands in the world from Belgian. It has achieved remarkable success through building its image of high quality hand-made luxurious chocolate and selling it at a premium price.
In year 1974, Campbell Soup Company acquired
fantastic turnaround.
Its quality and luxury image, Godiva International
Germany.
In its home market, Belgium, not only it failed to
PRICING
BRAND IMAGE
HIGH COST
LOW CONSUMPTION
Competitors Analysis
Leonidas
Different business model with Godiva Machine-made chocolate at valuable price (360/kg vs 1080/kg) 2.6 billion francs sales and dominant market
share in U.K., France and Belgium Better known as typical Belgium chocolate, attractive pricing and better taste High self-consumption rate compared with Godiva
48% compared with Godiva 24.4%
Cont.
Neuhaus Similar image and positioning with Godiva High price, high quality, nice packaging and beautiful boutique Significantly lower market share, brand awareness and global presence
Local small confectionary Better knowledge in local market Easier to adapt with local culture and preferences
Cont.
S.W.O.T Analysis
Strengths
High Quality product and image Godiva is able to produce high quality products and let consumer perceived their product is very high in quality and prestigious compared with its competitors Strong parent company High global presence Belgium Origins Strong and widespread distribution channel
Cont.
Strengths
Strong parent company
Cont.
Strengths
High Quality product and image Strong parent company High brand awareness Belgium Origins Strong and widespread distribution channel
Cont.
Weaknesses
Underutilized Production capacity High production cost Handmade chocolate cost 7 times more than machine-made chocolate Cannibalizing brands Similar positioning of Corne Toison dOr and Godiva product
Cont.
Opportunities
Current market growing rapidly Absence of competitors BRICs markets Worldwide Growing Chocolate Consumption
Cont.
Opportunities
Current market growing rapidly Japan 54.2 % United States 45.1 %
Cont.
Opportunities
Country with expanding market Absence of competitors BRICs markets Worldwide Growing Chocolate Consumption
Cont.
Opportunities
BRICs Market
Cont.
Opportunities
Worldwide Growing Chocolate Consumption
Cont.
Threats
Grandmotherish Image Fail to capture new customers nor stimulate current customers to buy more Apathy towards hand-made chocolate Some markets respond negatively to premium price hand-made chocolate, especially Germany and Holland Formation of European Union Lose control over the product price
Advantages
Global Leader
Luxury Chocolates
Save Cost
Drawbacks
Forgo the opportunities to grow
Advantages
Pull down Production cost
Produce more and Fully Utilizing the excess capacity
Drawbacks
Image on producing luxury and high-end product will pull down
Bad Impression
Advantages
Fully utilize the excess capacity at Belgian factory Capture additional consumers Capture more of Belgium market that is saturated Accommodate both higher and lower end market
Drawbacks
R&D COST ADVERTISING COST RISK
Alternative
WHY?
Use its STRENGTH to utilize opportunities in the market Ought to penetrate into different countries in obtaining an even larger segment in the global market
Change from WEAKNESS to STRENGTH to avoid the threat of losing market share
Plan of Action
Short term implementation
Godiva
-Traditional market-focus on developing Corne Toison d'Or -New market marketing effort build Godiva prestige image
brand image market in Germany, Belgium and Holland, where the Godiva image failed. We had define ten method of repositioning of Corne Toison dOr chocolate .
Positioning
Tasty, energetic, high quality yet valuable products from Godiva Consumer Benefit For any occasion or consumed as an afternoon snack Low-calorie chocolates Target Customers Teenagers and young adults aged from 16-35 Product Corne Toison d'Or will be 100% made from machine in factory in Belgium
Pricing
Priced at lower than Leonidas Packaging Repackage the Corne Toison Promotion
At the supermarket, free sample of Corne Toison
Public Relations
sports star and sponsorship for local sports team Advertising schools and colleges, internet and teenagers magazine Retail distribution launch the brand as a new and improved product across the existing 40 retail stores
development strategy Introduce luxurious and prestige chocolate praline globally. Cooperating with major player like Starbucks
Contingency Plan
Fully utilize production capacity (Belgium)
Involved Developing Market amount huge Corne Toison of investment dOr Research
High Risk
Strive utilize its competitive advantages benefits from growing market Evaluation on alternatives recommendation is done with detailed plan of action Market Test & information gathering recommendation is feasible or not?