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Mahindra Rise: A Brand Architecture Decision
Ashita Aggarwal; Sulakshana "Lulu" RaghavanCase IVEY-9B14A077-EMarketing, StrategyIn 2009, the Mahindra Group, a US$16.3 billion multinational corporation based in Mumbai, India, had introduced a new positioning called “Rise” to provide meaning to its brand and help unite its various businesses under a common umbrella. Successful integration and implementation of the new positioning required the company to re-examine its brand architecture, which was currently a complex, inside?out arrangement that resulted in a diffused image...Starting at €8.20
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Seijing Motor Corporation: Reposition or Extend the Pickup Brand
Ashita Aggarwal; Shriram Iyer; Projesh KarCase IVEY-9B18A012-EMarketingIn early 2016, the country head for Seijing Motor Corporation (SMC) in India was worried about stagnant sales of the company’s Supreme pickup brand. The Supreme brand had gained only a single-digit market share over the past year, and SMC’s share of the growing large pickup market had steadily fallen, from 40 per cent in 2005 to 10 per cent in 2015. SMC’s Supreme brand was competing with the market leader in the pickup segment. The pickup needed ...Starting at €8.20
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Evoe Spring Spa: A Positioning Dilemma
Ashita Aggarwal; Renuka Kamath; Sunil RaoCase IVEY-9B13A051-EEntrepreneurship, Marketing, StrategyThe co-founders of Evoe Spring Spa need to decide on the positioning of their business in the nascent Indian spa market. Indian consumers perceive spas as an expensive indulgence for the rich, and some spa services are seen as socially and culturally unacceptable. As a result, the co-founders need to build this category by changing consumer attitudes toward spa services. To identify the target segment and the best positioning for Evoe, the co-fou...Starting at €8.20
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Seijing Motor Corporation: Reposition or Extend the Pickup Brand - Teaching Note
Ashita Aggarwal; Shriram Iyer; Projesh KarTeaching Note IVEY-8B18A012-EMarketingTeaching note for product 9B18A012.Starting at €0.00
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Parag Milk Foods: Driving Growth through Brand-Building in India’s Dairy Industry
Ashita Aggarwal; Rajiv AgarwalCase IVEY-W34557-EMarketing, StrategyAkshali Shah, the promoter of Parag Milk Foods, was excited about the success of her brand, 'Pride of Cows,' which, despite being super-premium, was growing fast in the Indian market. The other two brands- 'Gowardhan' and 'Go' brands were performing well. However, her mind was continuously distracted with the thought of scaling up and 'What next for Parag Milk Foods (PMF)'? The Indian dairy market had been primarily about liquid milk and was high...Starting at €8.20
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Parag Milk Foods: Driving Growth through Brand-Building in India’s Dairy Industry - Teaching Note
Ashita Aggarwal; Rajiv AgarwalTeaching Note IVEY-W34558-EMarketing, StrategyTeaching note for product W34557.Starting at €0.00
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GreedyGame: Leveraging Online-Gaming for Brand Storytelling - Teaching Note
Ashita Aggarwal; Suraj Commuri; Ankit RawalTeaching Note IVEY-8B21A008-EMarketingTeaching note for product 9B21A008.Starting at €0.00
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GreedyGame: Leveraging Online-Gaming for Brand Storytelling
Ashita Aggarwal; Suraj Commuri; Ankit RawalCase IVEY-9B21A008-EMarketingFounded in 2015, GreedyGame Media Pvt. Ltd. (GreedyGame) had a mission to develop culturally relevant gaming content into which ads could be seamlessly integrated so as not to compromise the user experience. Through this approach, organizations would also be able to target their users more sharply. The market looked promising, and the opportunity was ample, but gaming as an industry was still new to India, especially for its inclusion in business...Starting at €8.20
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Café Coffee Day: Brand Transformation through Repositioning
Ashita Aggarwal; Sulakshana "Lulu" RaghavanCase IVEY-9B16A034-EMarketing, StrategyCafé Coffee Day pioneered retail café culture in India with its entry into the market in 1996. After enjoying success for more than a decade, the brand felt the need to evolve in order to suit consumer preferences and better compete in the market space. The Café Coffee Day management team commissioned a brand image study to better understand consumer perceptions. The results showed that although Café Coffee Day's “regular guy/girl” brand archetyp...Starting at €8.20
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John Keells Hotels in Sri Lanka: Building Brand Architecture - Teaching Note
Ashita Aggarwal; Sulakshana "Lulu" Raghavan; Ruchi GunewardeneTeaching Note IVEY-8B19A028-EMarketingTeaching note for product 9B19A028.Starting at €0.00