Tuesday, 20 June 2017

Case study --- Small Colgate pizza

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Some times a name itself becomes death nail for the success of a product. In 1980, a popular company launched a new product Lasagna. Lasagna is a food dish that consists of layers of pasta, sauce, and a filling such as meat or cheese and is baked in oven, often call small pizza. The intention behind was to encourage people eat branded frozen dinner and then brush the teeth with branded paste and branded toothpaste.

The name of the company which launched this product was Colgate. The product failed despite the fact it had everything including reasonable price, good quality and taste. Experts claimed that people could not be attracted because they could not associate the product with ‘Colgate’ brand. If the same product would have been promoted under ‘MacDonald’ or ‘Pizza Hut’ it would be successful. 

Q. Which element of exchange mechanism is missing?

Q. Which philosophy of marketing management was followed?


Q. Which characteristic of brand misguided the consumer?


COMPOSED BY   PATHAK SIR   @pathaksirbst ( at twitter)
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