Pitch Exclusive: The Mango Mania
Frooti was the first mango drink to be launched in tetrapak and targeted the kids. After 26 years, it has come a full circle and wants the generation grown up on Frooti to never grow up.
Imagine the fun of having a mango, and associate it with a brand! Frooti is most likely the answer one would come up with. The packaged mango drink comes as the flagship product from Parle Agro, a company which came into existence as one of the three groups born out of disintegration of Chauhan family-owned Parle in 1984. A year later, Parle Agro launched Frooti.
From being the first fruit drink in a tetrapak, to being the first in a PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) bottle, the brand has maintained a leadership position in its category, both in terms of innovation and volume. Not only that, Frooti’s significance in the growth of Parle Agro is well reflected in words of Nadia Chauhan, Joint Managing Director & CMO, Parle Agro, as she proudly says, “Frooti’s journey has been one of the most successful and fulfilling experiences for us at Parle Agro. Right from its launch in 1985 till this day, Frooti as a brand has set standards, forged memories, created landmarks and made a place in the country’s hearts and minds.”
Though Frooti as a product has remained same for last 25 years, the brand per se has evolved in its look, positioning and targeting. When Frooti came into existence over two-and-a-half decades ago, it came in as a contemporary and youthful drink. From its communication of early ‘80s, where pretty girls in mini-skirts sipped Frooti on TV screens, to its recent ‘Why Grow Up’ TVC, the brand has kept refreshing its communication.
Over the years, the brand has also experienced a series of repositioning. The base tagline, however, completed a full circle from “Mango Frooti, Fresh and Juicy” at its launch to “Mango Frooti, Fresh ‘N’ Juicy” now. In between, the brand used different taglines such as “Frooti – ‘Just like that’, ‘Fresh and juicy! What a beauty! Mango Frooti!”, and “Juice up your Life.” The present ad campaigns, focus on Frooti’s association with mango, while engaging the youth by presenting the brand as trendy and contemporary.
The good old days
When Frooti was launched in a green rectangular tetrapak as a ready-to-serve mango drink, it was a first of its kind in India. Since, the packs could be carried easily and conveniently, the packaging played a major role behind making the product popular. The catchy tagline helped the brand gain an unparalleled recall value in the product category, as Chauhan says, “One of the reasons, due to which Frooti has been able to maintain its leadership position, is the brand’s unique ability to change that has kept it true to its essence, “Fresh ‘n’ juicy.”
The brand, initially was positioned as drink for kids and the product was perceived as a healthy fruit drink by mothers as an alternative to colas. The tetrapak automatically carried benefits like extended shelf life for the fruit juice, which otherwise is a perishable product.
According to industry estimates, by year 2000, Frooti had a majority market share of ` 300 crore tetrapak fruit drink market. However, by that time cola majors like Pepsi and Coca-Cola had also started seriously looking into this drink category. Moreover, with likes of Jumpin and Real, Frooti witnessed heightened competition in its own segment of tetrapak fruit drinks and juices.
From kid to adult
It was time for the 16-year-old brand to restructure its marketing strategy. Targeting to kids was not enough, as Parle Agro realised that while most people loved Frooti as kids, when they grew up, they felt Frooti was for a younger lot. There came a thought for revamping the packaging and positioning of the brand.
As time changed, says Chauhan, “We realised the importance of staying in tune with the expanding ‘young consumers’ in the country. Based on consumer insights and trend forecasting, we felt the need to innovate the brand.”
With Frooti tetrapak firmly established in the market, it was time for the brand to expand the consumption occasions and consumer interaction points. Moving ahead, in 2002, Frooti launched its 250 ml, 500 ml & 1 litre PET bottles, becoming the first beverage to be available in a PET bottle. The rationale was very clear. The three SKUs (Stock Keeping Units) were meant to hit three major consumption occasions. The 250 ml for on-the-spot consumption, the 500 ml for on-the-go consumers and the 1 litre PET for in-home consumption.
“This new packaging format, with rich visible product colour, increased the popularity of the product across all age groups and more importantly made space in the housewives’ shopping basket for her home consumption needs,” says Chauhan.
To capture the low-income group segment, Frooti in 2004 launched a triangular Tetra Classic Aseptic (TCA). An affordable branded beverage at Rs 2.50 was unheard of when the pack was launched. Further, the TCA would come in chains and could be strung from anywhere along with chips or shampoo sachets. Because the pack did not require refrigeration, retailing points for the ‘liquid confectionary’ expanded from tea stalls to fruit shops to even phone booths.
Having done enough on packaging, Frooti in 2005, rode on a major task to don a youth look. It started with a new mango look followed by a bright yellow packaging in 2008.
Giving its logo a youthful look was something that the brand began as a starting point to connect with the youth. To make this effort more impactful, the brand launched successive campaigns to engage with young and adults. But the brand was equally cautious of the fact that the kid segment still constituted majority of its sales. “In our pursuit of finding the acceptance of adults, we couldn’t alienate the child. In the summer of 2009, we launched the thought ‘Why Grow Up’ to turn the problem on its head, while keeping our loyalist kids well within our realm,” says Chauhan.
The statement ‘Why Grow Up’ put Frooti’s communication in a different league from its competitors as the brand established itself as a drink for young-at-heart. “It also laid foundation for a long-term strategy and vision for the brand,” says Chauhan.
The fun factor
So, the new strategy for Frooti focussed on one hand on breaking the image that youth associated Frooti with, on the other hand it tried to communicate with an expanded TG who are essentially fun-loving, trendy and modern.
The first major campaign to engage with a curious youth segment was launched in February 2001. The campaign was about a faceless person Digen Verma. The campaign by Everest created an initial buzz and generated interest among youth but it lacked a long term strategy to engage the audience.
In another advertising campaign recently, called ‘Juicy Mango Surprise’, a nine-foot tall mango was either rolled towards people or dropped very close to them. Their real life reactions and frenzy was captured through multiple hidden cameras and a realty TVC was made out of it. With this, Frooti focused on consumer engagement. “Frooti’s ‘Juicy Mango Surprise’ which was our campaign for 2010, began as an outdoor live stunt, which was extended to television commercials, the web and social media,” says Chauhan.
After last year’s unique OOH formula, which was recognised in Cannes Festival also, Frooti has come up with its reality TVC. The TVC is based on a mango theme-based game show, called ‘Mango Slam Bam Bam Bam’. The entertaining moments from the game show are showcased across media as this year’s Frooti campaign. To keep the brand in sync with netizens, Parle Agro also launched a social media campaign through a microsite that showcased exclusive footage of making of the TVC.
These activities conceptualised by Creativeland Asia, the creative agency for Frooti since 2007, helped the brand establish connect with its target audience and also helped increase the brand visibility.
Chauhan, however, feels that core to each and every communication is the refreshing product that Frooti is. “While we have always moved with the times keeping our communication contemporary and youthful, the one underlying truth which we consciously maintain in all our campaigns is the fact that Frooti is made of real, juicy mangoes,” she says.
Challenges
While Frooti has evolved a lot in terms of its positioning, the brand still has challenging tasks in hand. Experts suggest that the brand was launched in tetrapak and still the consumer association with the format is very high. Another challenge for the brand is to make the product available in returnable glass bottles (RGB) format, which according to Chauhan, is the biggest form of packaging in the mango drink category.
Parle Agro is, however, unfazed with the growing competition with likes of Maaza and Slice, as Chauhan says that the category is growing and every player stands to gain in this market. “The fruit drinks category in India has been growing at a steady rate. While existing players are investing in this category, it is also attracting a lot of new players. This will only help expand the category exponentially over time,” she says.
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The game changer: How digitalization is opening doors for consumer appliance brands
Guest Column: Priyanka Sethi, Director - Head of Marketing, Haier India, writes why digitalization is not only the need of the hour but also the road ahead for brands to strengthen marketing
By Priyanka Sethi | May 29, 2023 9:10 AM | 6 min read
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the marketing strategies employed by are undergoing a paradigm shift. The advent of digitalization has opened a world of opportunities, allowing brands to reach a vast audience, engage with consumers on a personal level, and build lasting relationships. It has dismantled geographical barriers and provided brands with an unprecedented reach. Through online and social platforms, brands can connect with consumers across India, from bustling metropolitan areas to remote rural regions.
The marketing landscape has been revolutionized by the growing interconnectedness and the rise of mobile-based solutions. In India, the digital advertising industry witnessed substantial growth from fiscal years 2015 to 2020. Its market size surged from around 47 billion Indian rupees to approximately 199 billion rupees. This upward trajectory is expected to persist, with projections indicating that by the fiscal year 2024, the industry will expand even further, reaching a market size of approximately 539 billion rupees. This demonstrates the remarkable growth potential and significance of digital advertising in the coming years.
Digital marketing now holds a larger footprint
Brands are significantly increasing their utilization of digital marketing tools and their various forms, surpassing the scale and reach of traditional marketing methods. This shift is driven by the fact that users now spend an average of approximately seven hours per day on their smartphones, resulting in heightened engagement rates. Brands recognize this as a valuable opportunity and capitalize on it accordingly. Moreover, as digital advertising expands its presence on emerging social media platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp Business, and Snapchat, brands will effectively tap into the interests and preferences of a vast number of potential and existing young customers. These platforms have become a perpetual presence in the lives of many individuals, offering brands an extensive reach.
Additionally, the increasing popularity of Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, Connected TV, and gaming serve further motivation for brands to prioritize digital marketing strategies. The growing prevalence of these mediums provides brands with additional avenues to engage with their target audience and drive their marketing efforts.
Video marketing is expected to continue its dominance
Videos have the power to captivate and engage audiences more effectively than other content formats. The visual and auditory elements of videos create a compelling storytelling experience that resonates with viewers, leading to increased engagement and better message retention. India has witnessed significant growth in mobile and internet penetration, with a large portion of the population accessing the internet through smartphones. This accessibility makes video content easily consumable, leading to its widespread popularity among users. With the availability of affordable data plans, users in India are consuming more online content than ever before. This includes videos across various genres, such as entertainment, education, news, and brand promotions. Brands can leverage this trend by creating compelling video content that aligns with the interests and preferences of their target audience.
The need for regional-digital customization in India, regional digital too has become dominant in the online market space. With the government's push for Digital India and the pandemic-induced surge in remote, device-based working, the number of digital connections has already increased to more than 830 million. With rapid urbanization across regions and the decentralized growth of tier 2, tier 3 and tier 4 cities, regionalization of our marketing efforts is inevitable. In 2022, India's rate of urbanization was 35.9%, and by 2047 this is expected to increase to approximately 50.9%. Our customers are becoming more diverse and your typical ‘one size fits all’ selling efforts will no longer make the cut. Digitalization will be the go-to in the foreseeable future.
The digital payment revolution in India
Digitalization of payments too has disrupted the traditional marketing channels. Due to a lack of confidence and security concerns with internet payments, cash payments have traditionally been the preferred payment method in India. However, digital payments are predicted to account for 80% of all transactions in India by 2025 due to a large young population with access to smartphones. The Indian consumer has been adopting digital eWallets faster than the US, the UK, and China, according to ASSOCHAM (The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry). This provides an opportunity for brands to utilize e-payments and e-wallets to promote OEM after-sales services online and monitor post-product purchase behavior for greater customer retention.
The pervasiveness of e-commerce platforms
E-commerce websites like Amazon and Flipkart have revolutionized the way people shop, making it possible for customers to buy anything from anywhere with just a few clicks. These websites have played a significant role in digitalizing the market by providing a platform for businesses of all sizes to sell their products online. They have made it easier for customers to compare prices, read reviews, and make informed purchase decisions. The importance of e-commerce websites lies in their ability to reach a larger audience, provide convenience to customers, and offer a seamless shopping experience. With the rise of e-commerce, traditional brick-and-mortar stores are now facing increased competition and are also forced to adapt to the changing market.
The rise of data analytics
An important opportunity presented by the digital economy is the ability to collect and analyze data about consumer behavior. Tracking website traffic, social media engagement, and purchase patterns, we gain valuable insights into what drives consumer decision-making and give us the ability to tailor our marketing efforts accordingly. This assists us to optimize our product offerings, pricing strategies, and promotional campaigns for maximum impact. It provides a wealth of data analytics that can be used to optimize campaigns and improve ROI on our investments in marketing.
Ecommerce platforms can be effectively used to leverage data analytics to better understand the customers’ needs and how they interact with the brand as it is critical to determine what appeals to them. To improve customers’ end-to-end purchasing experience through personalization of various platforms, use data to understand customer demographics and tailor their marketing messages through data and analytics based on factors such as location, demographics, and online buying behaviour such as monitoring the purchasing behavior of customers, their browsing on the website etc. With constantly changing needs of the buyers and unlimited options available in the D2C brand segment brands will need to focus on improving their capabilities. Hence, data-driven decision-making is necessary for success.
Hence, digitalization is not just the need of the hour but also the road ahead for brands to strengthen their marketing strategies, reach out to a wider audience and deliver the right messages across domains to create impactful and meaningful campaigns, resulting in an overall increase in brand awareness, perception, and consideration.
(The views expressed here are solely those of the author and do not in any way represent the views of exchange4media.com)
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RK Swamy, the creative power behind the Sengol story
The agency has created all the communication material for the project
By exchange4media Staff | May 26, 2023 6:41 PM | 1 min read
The Sengol story, a project that captures the journey of Sengol that signifies the transfer of power to Indians in August 1947, has been creating quite a buzz. Marketing agency RK Swamy has created the communication material for the project.
Working quietly behind the scenes for the project that brings to life a piece of the nation’s history, RK Swamy has created all communication materials for it.
RK Swamy conceptualized the communication architecture, the website, eight videos and ebrochures, FAQs and every other piece of work that was required for this. All of the work has been done in 13 languages.
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Amul Lassi video goes viral over fungus claims, company responds
The dairy co-op has hit back at the video, saying that it was aimed at creating 'misinformation'
By exchange4media Staff | May 26, 2023 1:06 PM | 2 min read
Amul has addressed a viral video, which claimed that the company's lassi packs has traces of fungus. A video that went viral on social media said that the beverage packs were tainted with fungus well before their expiry date.
Amul has hit back at these claims, calling the viral video "fake." The company shared its statement through its social media handles, clarifying that the creator of the viral video has neither contacted Amul for clarification nor shared the location where the so-called tainted lassis were purchased from.
"We wish to assure you that Amul Lassi is made at our state-of-the-art dairies and undergo strict quality checks for product quality and integrity of packaging," said Amul.
"We noticed in the video that the packs are damaged from the straw hole area. It can also be seen in the video that liquid is leaking from this hole. The fungus development in these packs are [sic] due to this hole which the maker of the video is most probably aware of," it added.
The company then went on to say that all its products have a declaration for consumer safety, which says, "DO NOT BUY PUFFED/LEAKY PACKAGES."
The company alleged that the video aimed at creating misinformation and spreading unnecessary fear and concerns among consumers.
Recently, a de-influencing video featuring Revant Himatsingka put Cadbury's Bournvita on full blast about its health claims. The company reacted by sending a legal notice to Himatsingka and refuting the allegations.
Cadbury was severely criticised for what was called a disproportionate response to a viral video. Child rights' body the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights even asked the company to withdraw all its 'misleading' ads.
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Shah Rukh Khan is the face of Myntra's EORS
Under this association, Khan will be seen in a series of ad films
By exchange4media Staff | May 26, 2023 12:30 PM | 2 min read
Myntra has roped in Shah Rukh Khan as the face of the 18th edition of Myntra’s End of Reason Sale (EORS), its marquee bi-annual fashion festival.
Under this association, Shah Rukh will be seen in a series of ad films. The brand campaign will be amplified extensively via multimedia channels leading up to and during EORS-18. Shah Rukh will also have extensive visibility on the app, to further garner the audience's attention.
Talking about the association with Shah Rukh Khan, Sunder Balasubramanian, CMO - Myntra, said, “We are thrilled to have Shah Rukh as the face of EORS-18, and are confident that this association is poised to undoubtedly elevate the event to new heights of glamour, style and excitement. SRK stands among the few iconic celebrities whose popularity knows no boundaries and transcends age groups. He is loved by all, which perfectly aligns with the essence of Myntra EORS - an inclusive fashion extravaganza that brings the best of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle within reach for people across the nation. With Shah Rukh Khan as the face of the 18th edition of EORS, we are confident that it will be an unforgettable celebration of fashion, creating waves of inspiration and captivating experiences for all.”
Speaking on the association, Shah Rukh Khan, said, “Fashion, for me, has always been a means of self-expression. It is a way to embrace one's unique style and create a statement that truly reflects your personality. I am excited to collaborate with the incredible team at Myntra and play my part in promoting an unforgettable experience for fashion enthusiasts across the country, as they gear up for EORS-18 which is India’s biggest shopping carnival.”
EORS-18, starting June 1.
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AcneStar ropes in Raashii Khanna as new brand ambassador
As part of the collaboration, a TVC will be rolled out soon featuring the actress
By exchange4media Staff | May 26, 2023 11:41 AM | 2 min read
AcneStar the house of Mankind Pharma has onboarded Raashii Khanna as the new face of the brand for driving better engagement with the audience.
Owing to the popularity of Raashii Khanna across the spectrum through her films and shows panning over different languages, mediums and genres, the brand aims to intensify its reach PAN India with a TVC.
Commenting on the collaboration, Raashii Khanna said, “Acne and skin concerns are universally susceptible problems and as youngsters we are always looking at easier and safer ways to obtain a clear acne free skin. AcneStar employs scientific brilliance to present a product that offers dependable solutions to skin care, I am glad to be associated with a brand that is also vested in the public’s interest and better quality of living.”
Speaking on the occasion, Joy Chatterjee, Associate Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Mankind Pharma said, “We are very excited to onboard Raashii Khanna as the face of AcneStar. In order to expand our visibility and strengthen our foothold in the market, we were in search of a figure who was well-recognized by the audience. And considering that the actress is quite popular and at the same time resonates with the proposition of the brand, we collaborated with her to drive visibility amongst the target audience. It will further help us in augmenting the recall value of the brand amongst the masses. Furthermore, the audience having faith in the actress will aid in driving the authenticity of the brand at the same time.”
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Emami revenue grows by 9% in Q4FY23
EBIDTA growth stood at 22%
By exchange4media Staff | May 25, 2023 5:09 PM | 4 min read
The Board of Directors of Emami Limited met on Thursday, 25th May 2023 to consider the unaudited financial results of the company for the fourth quarter and year ended 31st March 2023.
The FMCG industry witnessed a mixed demand environment in Q4FY23, as discretionary categories like personal care continued to remain muted on account of reduction of non-essential expenditure by rural consumers. Inflation in rural areas reached 6.8% in FY23, the highest level in the previous nine years, and rural inflation surpassed urban inflation for the first time since FY18. Additionally, excessive rainfall in many areas of the country in March impacted the demand for summer products. In the given macroeconomic context, Revenues at ₹ 836 crore grew by 9% over previous year during the quarter.
Domestic business grew by 5% during the quarter. Excluding the sales of Healthcare and Pain management range which had a higher consumption during COVID period, Domestic sales grew by 11%. New age channels like Modern Trade and eCommerce continued to perform well, growing by 18% and 64% respectively over previous year. The contribution of both these channels to Domestic sales increased to more than 20% of Domestic net sales, a 500 bps growth over previous year.
Complementing the launch of Zandu Fast Relief Gel earlier in August’22, the Company launched Zandu Fast Relief Spray in Q4FY23. Zandu Fast Relief is India’s only pain relief brand, recommended by the Indian Association of Physiotherapists and is endorsed by Dr. Ali Irani, the ex-physio of the Indian Cricket Team. Overall, the Company launched around 20 products in during the financial year, with a majority being digital first launches on its D2C website www.zanducare.com.
International business grew by 19% during the quarter despite high inflation, currency depreciation and geopolitical challenges in several key markets.The growth was mainly driven by strong performances in markets of MENA, CIS and Bangladesh.
With some moderation in input costs, Gross margins at 63.1% expanded by 60 bps in Q4FY23. EBIDTA at ~ ₹ 200 crore grew by 22% with EBIDTA margins at 23.9% expanding by 260 bps. Profit before Tax at ₹ 148 crore also grew by 51% over previous year.
For the full year, revenues at ₹ 3,406 crore grew by 7%. Domestic business grew by 4% in FY23 on a higher base of COVID contextual categories like Pain Management & Healthcare range. Excluding sales from both the categories, Domestic Business grew by ~7% in FY23. International Business also grew strongly by 20% during the year.
In FY23, Gross Margins at 64.7% contracted by 160 bps due to inflationary pressure and unfavorable portfolio mix in first three quarters. EBIDTA at ₹ 863 crore declined by 9% but compared to pre-COVID period it grew by 4% on a 4 year CAGR basis. Profits before tax at ₹ 670 crore declined by 3% over previous year but it grew by 13% on a 4 year CAGR basis. Profits after Tax, before MAT cr. entitlement of earlier years, grew by 3.5% in FY’23.
Mr Harsha V Agarwal, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Emami Limited said: “Despite challenging demand scenario on account of high inflation, muted rural sentiments and unseasonal rains, we have delivered a resilient profit led growth in Q4FY23. After few quarters of ongoing pressure on input costs, we have been able to expand our Gross & EBIDTA Margins delivering 20% EBIDTA growth. Our strategic investments and Dermicool acquisition have performed well and contributed to this growth. We will continue to make significant investment behind our core brands, innovations, channel expansions and digital optimisations which are expected to contribute immensely to future growth”
Mr Mohan Goenka, Vice Chairman and Executive Director, Emami Limited said: “Our sustained marketing interventions delivered higher penetration levels for our brands which continued to maintain their category leadership. While, new age channels such as Modern trade and e-Commerce plus D2C grew strongly by 18% and 64% respectively in domestic market, International business also reported a strong growth of 19% during the quarter despite economic and geo-political challenges in our key markets. With softening of input costs and decreasing inflationary pressures we are hopeful of a better demand scenario and improved margins in FY24”
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realme gets Shah Rukh Khan as brand ambassador
The first product Shah Rukh will endorse is the realme 11 Pro Series 5G
By exchange4media Staff | May 25, 2023 12:59 PM | 1 min read
realme has announced superstar Shah Rukh Khan as its brand ambassador for the realme smartphones.
This collaboration further reinforces the brand's commitment to inspiring the millennial generation and setting new benchmarks in the smartphone industry.
The first product Shah Rukh Khan will endorse for realme is the realme 11 Pro Series 5G, a testament to the brand's dedication to providing cutting-edge technology to its customers. With this collaboration, realme is poised to continue thriving and growing in the future, while staying true to its 'Dare to Leap' philosophy
Shah Rukh Khan shared, reflecting on the collaboration, “realme’s 'Dare to Leap' philosophy truly resonated with me. The brand's unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries aligns perfectly with my own pursuit of excellence. Together, we aim to ignite innovation and fuel the growth of realme globally. I am looking forward to joining the realme family as their brand ambassador and hope to inspire others to embrace challenges, take bold steps, and achieve greatness.”
Commenting on the association, Tao, Chief Marketing Officer at realme India, stated, "We are extremely excited to have Shah Rukh Khan on board as the brand ambassador for the realme smartphone category. His dare-to-leap spirit perfectly resonates with our brand's philosophy. With this collaboration, we aim to reach new heights of innovation and redefine the smartphone experience for our users."
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