Dr Pepper Snapple Group Branding presentation

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Presented by Melissa Mohr of Dr Pepper Snapple Group, this deck discusses not only Dr Pepper's family of brands but also explores some of the differences between Dr Pepper, Pepsi and Coke and how the smaller company competes on a grand scale.

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Melissa MohrDr Pepper Snapple Group

What Drives Success at Dr Pepper Snapple Group

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Agenda

1. Overview of Dr Pepper Snapple Group

2. Brand Strategy

3. Innovation

4. Evolving Media

5. Questions

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Over $5.7B in Sales

20,000 Employees

Began public trading as DPS on May 7th, 2008

Dr Pepper is the oldest soft drink in the United States

More than just Dr Pepper and Snapple…

Dr Pepper Snapple Group

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The Brands of Dr Pepper Snapple Group

Being the Smaller Company

We have to be strategic

We are dependent on the consumer

We have to create differentiation in our products

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Our Company’s Consumer

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Always be aware of who your consumers are and make sure everything you do adds value to your consumer!

Always be aware of who your consumers are and make sure everything you do adds value to your consumer!

DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP

Brand Strategy

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Brand Pyramid

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Brand Research

Each brand has a research tool kit

Brand ladder

Brand positioning statement

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Emotional

Benefits

Functional

Benefits

Product/Brand

Attributes

DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP

Evolving Media

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The World of Glass

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The Changing Media Landscape

THENTHEN NOW2000 #1 Primetime Network TV show

ER–14.8 A1849 Rating2011 #1 Primetime Network TV show

AMERICAN IDOL – 6.2 A1849 Rating

NETWORK TV

WEBSITE

RADIOMAGAZINES

MASSTRANSIT

GAMING

MOBILE

BRANDEDENTERTAINMENT

VOD

WEBPORTALS

WIDGETS

SOCIALNETWORKING

SMS

VIRTUALWORLDS

OPINIONSITES

SEARCHBLOGS

ONLINESEEDING

PODCASTS

Purchase

CABLE TV

NEWSPAPERS

BILLBOARDS

WEB VIDEORETAIL

IN-THEATER

WORD OFMOUTH

DVR

Entertainment(immersive, social, current)

Advertising (persuasive)

A Time of Transformational Change…

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How to Speak to The Engaged Consumer

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Being Relevant in Context

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Zappos used airport bins to advertise in a place that was relevant to consumers

Think about how you can effectively advertise to your consumer when it makes sense

Zappos used airport bins to advertise in a place that was relevant to consumers

Think about how you can effectively advertise to your consumer when it makes sense

Help People Reach Personal Goals

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In New York Ikea advertises with transportation and helps sponsor buses, taxis & Zipcars

Think about how you can help your consumers reach their goals and be more than just a product or service

In New York Ikea advertises with transportation and helps sponsor buses, taxis & Zipcars

Think about how you can help your consumers reach their goals and be more than just a product or service

Create Branded Interventions

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Enter your consumers lives in targeted and useful ways. Be there when they need you.

This provides a value that is greater than your product cost and makes consumers more loyal to your brand.

Enter your consumers lives in targeted and useful ways. Be there when they need you.

This provides a value that is greater than your product cost and makes consumers more loyal to your brand.

Tell Me Why Before Who

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Apple does a tremendous job with showing the why behind their iPad, and many of their other products. In their commercials they don’t talk about the features or specs of the product, but rather show it enabling experiences consumers want.

Their reason for being is to make those experiences possible, not just to create better technology.

Apple does a tremendous job with showing the why behind their iPad, and many of their other products. In their commercials they don’t talk about the features or specs of the product, but rather show it enabling experiences consumers want.

Their reason for being is to make those experiences possible, not just to create better technology.

QUESTIONS

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