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CHANEL Online and Offline Brand Management Glodine Jourdan, MBA Candidate 2010

Chanel\'s Online and Offline Brand Management

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This was a 5-minute presentation given in my Sales class. The purpose was to present a problem to a group of Chanel representatives, talk briefly about a solution, and end with a call to action that would necessitate a more detailed (and longer) discussion of the problem and solution. The problem that I presented in this presentation was Chanel\'s use of the internet as an information channel, while not taking full advantage of its e-commerce and community aspects. I present a 3-pronged approach that should drive both their online and offline brand management.

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  • 1. CHANEL
    Online and Offline Brand Management
    Glodine Jourdan, MBA Candidate 2010
  • 2.
  • 3. Agenda
    My Background and Interest
    Industry Trends
    Chanel.com
    The Framework
    Important Points
    Final Thoughts
  • 4. My Background and Experience
    MBA Candidate 2010, Haas School of Business
    Work Experience (IvelichStone, Sephora)
    • Brand Consultancy
    Research (The Luxury Fashion Brands Internet Dilemma)
    Brand Management
    Retailing
    Luxury Brand
    • E-Commerce
    Bought first Chanel product at 13
  • 5. Industry Trends: Drivers to Growth
    Increase in Standard of Living
    Democratization
    Globalization
    Accessibility
    New Markets
    International Travel
    Global Mass Media
    The Internet as a multi-dimensional sales channel
  • 6. Industry Trends: Luxurys Balancing Act
  • 7. Industry Trends: The Online Customer
    Who are they?
    Social shopper: associate shopping with pleasure and social meetings
    Habit shopper: only visit the same stores and shop through the same medium
    Ethical shopper: are more concerned with ethical associations of shopping like material sources and employee working conditions, than with shopping medium
    Value shopper: seek value from an overall combination of product and service quality and cost
    • Experimental shopper: are not afraid to try new stores and shopping media
    • 8. Convenience shopper: appreciate shopping without time delays