BRAND IDENTITY, PACKAGING DESIGN & MARKETING
COLLATERALS
OVERVIEW
FMCG is probably the most exciting segments of industry. The reason being – a
plethora of consumers, all with their needing essential commodities on a daily
basis. Furthermore, scores of brands being launched at regular intervalsmake all the more exciting, all the more competitive. The same goes for juices,
fruit drink categories which seek their rightful market share.
THE CHALLENGE
In India, market penetration in the rural areas is different
than in the urban areas. Moreover, the product being mango drink, a direct
competition from the top brands was expected. Even with availability of
technologies, the human touch rather a personal rapport is vital to success.
Hence, promoting the brand via traditional media is one thing while,
personalized meets with shopkeepers, distributors and many others is another.
THE INSIGHTS
Our insights were no different from the challenges we faced in the market. A
vibrant brand identity for the product to be noticed was yet another insight
considering the rural Target Group. Our team also learnt about the game of
profit margins which was again an important aspect.
BRAND IDENTITY AND BRAND STRATEGY
Our team deduced that the idea behind Rasila Mango
drink – a new entrant needed to be refreshingly different. Our team worked with
intent to create a differentiator in terms of design and colours. A blend of
realistic and graphical mangoes worked its magic. A poster campaign was
launched along with the launch of Rasila Mango drink. Furthermore, we also exhorted
the company people to meet the shopkeepers and promote the brand personally in
terms of branding and margin. The result was refreshing, exciting brand look with
a positive shopkeeper-company connect.
THE OUTCOME
The appealing, catchy design as a part of brand identity was bang on.
People noticed a new entrant in the market. Its high recall name and ground
activation strategies benefited the brand in every possible manner. In a short
period, Rasila Mango drink captured a considerable rural market share.
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