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VS. 10/10/16 Natalie Edwards IMC 401: Brand Marketing Introduction Market Share of the Leading Ice Cream Brands in the United States (Statista, 2016) Haagen Dazs 8.1% Ben & Jerry's 9% 21.9% Private Label Ben & Jerrys


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10/10/16 Natalie Edwards IMC 401: Brand Marketing

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Introduction

¨ Market Share of the Leading Ice Cream Brands in the

United States (Statista, 2016)

Private Label Ben & Jerry's Haagen Dazs 9% 8.1% 21.9%

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Ben & Jerry’s

¨ Established in 1978 by

Ben Cohen & Jerry Greenfield

¨ First scoop shop opened

in Burlington, VT

¨ Expanded into

international business

¨ Owned by Unilever

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Ben & Jerry’s

¨ Super-premium ice cream category ¨ Ice cream, frozen yogurt, sorbet, & ice cream novelties ¤ Over 50 unique flavors (all natural ingredients) ¨ Use their brand to support social, environmental, and climate justice,

fair trade, & democracy

¨ Committed to serving good, honest ice cream in support of a cause

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Haagen Dazs

¨ Founded in 1961 by Reuben &

Rose Mattus in the Bronx, NY

¨ Started with three flavors:

¤ Vanilla, chocolate, & coffee

¨ Expanded into international

business

¨ Owned by General Mills &

produced under Nestle

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Haagen Dazs

¨ Super-premium ice cream category ¨ Ice cream, gelato, frozen yogurt, sorbet, & ice cream bars ¨ Rich, velvety ice cream that isn’t pumped with air ¨ The brand that continues to transform the finest ingredients into

extraordinary experiences, “bite by bite” (Haagen Dazs)

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Target Audience

¨ Middle-class families ¨ Health and

environmentally conscious consumers

¨ Targets younger

generation with its unique flavors, colorful packaging, & fun brand personality

¨ Older niche market

segment with relatively high income

¨ Concerned about

product quality and brand name

¨ Health concsious

Ben & Jerry’s Haagen Dazs

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POINTS OF PARITY

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Product Price Place Promotion

Haagen Dazs Pint = $6.99 16 oz. = $3.99 Ben & Jerry’s Pint = $5.99 16 oz. = $2.99

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Points of Differences

¨ Strong marketing efforts &

engagement with social and political issues

¨ Name ice cream flavors in

support of relevant causes

¨ Co-branding opportunities ¨ Product placement/

promotion on TV shows

¨ Presence on social media ¨ Brand visibility & exposure

  • n international scale

¤ Most popular in Europe ¨ Large distribution network in

  • ver 50 countries

¨ High brand recall rate ¨ Known for quality, which is

why consumers are okay with paying a premium price

Ben & Jerry’s Haagen Dazs

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POSITIONING

Ben & Jerry’s and Haagen Dazs positioning statements.

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Ben & Jerry’s

¨ Positioning:

Among ice cream lovers of all ages, Ben & Jerry’s is the best super-premium ice cream brand because of its engagement and support of social and environmental issues and commitment to serving honest, quality ice cream.

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Haagen Dazs

¨ Positioning:

Among upscale ice cream lovers, Haagen Dazs is the super-premium ice cream brand that best suits an upscale lifestyle because of its innovative, quality products made with the finest ingredients, providing consumers with a delectable experience.

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Both brands represent innovation and provide quality, but each appeal to a different audience and provide specific benefits and attributes.

SUMMARY

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Sources

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Ben & Jerry’s (2016). Our History. Ben & Jerry’s. Retrieved September 18, 2016.

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Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc. (2016). Business Description. Business Insights:

  • Essentials. Retrieved September 18, 2016, from the Gale Business Insights: Essentials

database.

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Häagen-Dazs (2016). Our History. Häagen-Dazs. Retrieved September 17, 2016.

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Hitchner, Earl (1994). We All Scream for Ice Cream. National Productivity Review. Business Insights: Essentials. Retrieved September 19, 2016.

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Statista (2016, January 24). Market Share of the Leading Ice Cream Brands in the United States in 2016, Based on Sales. Statista. Retrieved September 17, 2016.