Marketing Of Shampoo

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Hair fall therapy shampoos target a specific group of consumers with hair fall problem. For example Dove, Garnier , Pantene. Multi-segment Approach: A shampoo brand with considerable resources may use a multi segment approach, directing its marketing efforts at two or more groups by developing a marketing mix for each. Thus it can reach more consumers and increase sales in the total market. But it can push up its costs, since the brand must use more production process, materials, and labor, as well as several different promotion, pricing or distribution methods. For example, Sun silk multi-segments consumers based on their requirement of anti dandruff, anti hair fall, soft and shiny hair, increasing hair volume, straight hair, curly hair etc. Pantene multi-segments consumers based on their requirement of silky hair, colored hair, well nourishment of hair, anti hair fall, long and strong hair. Segmentation Base Shampoo markets can segment consumer markets according to geographic, demographic, psychographic or product related bases. 1. Geographic Segmentation: Segmenting the shampoo market or consumer groups based on city, district, region as well as climate, terrain and population density. For example in Africa most of the people have curly hair so they have to use shampoo that is made for curly hair. In America and Canada people use shampoos that nourish their hair well. Because there are so cold there and due to cold their hair becomes rough. 2. Demographic Segmentation: Segmenting the Shampoo market by personal characteristics such as- Age: Shampoo for babies is different than shampoo for adults. In baby shampoo harmful chemicals are not used that can affect babies hair and eyes. Income: who will be able to buy which shampoo it depends on their income. For example Vatika, Sun silk shampoos target the middle class

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