How one market-leading startup is scaling a brand-new retail category
Michaela JeffersonHaving created a new category, functional juice shot brand Moju, first had to educate consumers about the product before turning its attention to brand.
Having created a new category, functional juice shot brand Moju, first had to educate consumers about the product before turning its attention to brand.
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After an “abnormal” 2023 where pricing dominated, Asahi will be returning to using a broader range of levers including innovation to drive growth this year, says CMO Grant McKenzie.
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Consumers often “shop around” in the UK supermarket sector, says Morrisons chief customer and marketing officer, Rachel Eyre. The supermarket hopes its price match will “reassure” customers to do more of their shopping with it.
Tight positioning, a respected brand heritage and refusal to overcomplicate things means when it comes to uniting distinctiveness and differentiation, KitKat has it licked.
The American water brand has disrupted a category with humour and an edgy packaging design. Keeping that rebellious spirit intact will be key to its future growth, its lead marketer tells us.
Morrisons becomes the latest supermarket to launch a price match initiative, pledging to match either Aldi or Lidl, depending on which is cheaper.
The best bits of both brands rub off on each other, while playing with brand codes makes them more salient – but only because they’ve laid decades of groundwork.
Rather than connecting people, social media is alienating many, says Snapchat CMO Colleen DeCourcy. Therefore, the platform is attempting to set itself apart from others in the sector and position itself as “the antidote” to these problems.