L'Oreal Brandstorm 2015 T.B.A.

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TBA Aarhus University


Our Team

Ioana

Krisztina

Ethenia

Romania

Slovakia

Indonesia


Agenda Beauty market Travel retail market Current experience Consumer types Future vision

Lancome Positioning Digital strategy Existing point of sales Consumers Competitors SWOT


Beauty Market Market size In 2013, revenues amounted to $204.61 billion.ยน

Market growth

Market Characteristics Mature market High market segmentation High R&D2 Consumer urbanization Increased spending propensity


Travel Retail Market Market size In 2013, around $60 billion3

Market growth

Present Experience Democratization of traveling Luxury dominance

Estimated to double by 20254 Sophisticated CRM

Beauty sector

Customer is first and foremost a

30% of the travel retail market5

traveler

L’Oreal

Fast paced environment

Market leader (21.3% market

Limited infrastructural capacity

share)6

Online shop and pick up option


Traveling Impact Travelers: different needs than regular shoppers

Potential stress factor, time pressure Different needs based on cultural background Different needs based on traveling purpose


Customers at the airport


Gift Purchasers

mostly planned purchases look for: discounts, sets and special editions

attracted by beautiful packaging and design


Layover shoppers

seek entertainment, more time to spend shopping impulsive shopper leftover currency spending


Expert shoppers

smart, calculated decisions limited budget prefer products that are only available abroad price-conscious


Business Travelers

efficient shopper, stress averse brand-loyal customer also shopping upon request limited time


Luxury Seekers

1) luxury as a norm no budget limit exclusive and rare products

2) breaking out of routine indulging themselves somewhat price conscious


The Future of Travel Retail Opportunities

Threats

Ads via augmented reality

Cluster – less ad space

Better utilization of

Increased competition in

customers’ data

luxury segment

Near Field Communication

Travel review websites



Positioning and Image French-elegance

luxurious happiness

beauty feminine iconic

intelligent

confident

accomplished


Consumers

20+

25+

Loyal customers

Classical

Attracted by fragrance

Elegant

Adventurous

Quality-seeker

Undecided

30+ Loyal customers Product-driven

Perfect fit


Digital Strategy PUSH (promoting, informing & teaching)

PULL (feedback request & call to action)

Integrating social media platforms: Lancome Digital Chase


Existing Points of Sales The Absolue world Skincare analysis machine Celebrating key cultural events


Merchandising Travel friendly products and packaging Merchandising POS elements, planograms, and staging Gift sets, miniature coffrets, duos, trios, samples


Competitors


30+

Target

Career women, Beauty-concerned Preserving young look

Product

Well aware of the

25+

Puberty and up

Skin care

Dermatologist

brand's spirit

Skin care, make up,

Make-up, fragrance,

fragrance

and skin care

Common natural

Good quality

Focus: vibrant skin

ingredient (Pitera)

Healthy skin and eternal

Image

All ages

beauty Elegance, romantic

Unique, Both goal-conscious and free-spirited Luxurious beauty

recommended skin care and make-up

Pure skin, young look Eternal, natural beauty

products

Quality above all for all products

Price

++

+++

++

+

Parent Co.

Estee Lauder

Bourjois

P&G

Estee Lauder


Competition for Fragrance Luxury brands Personalities D&G Gucci Dior Calvin Klein Chanel


Competition for MakeUp Dior MAC Chanel Estee Lauder Clinique Shiseido Guerlain


Competition for Skin Care Estee Lauder Clinique SK-ll Chanel Shiseido L’Occitane



• French brand with tradition • Reputation of high quality • Make up and skincare teaching

sessions (Lisa Eldridge, blog) • Products for all skin colours • Considerable brand value7

• Strong market growth, especially in Africa, Middle East, and Asia Pacific

• Unclear positioning (age group and price range) • Similar core message with other

French luxury beauty brands • Less attractive for under 30 years old


• Emerging middle class • Cruise, in flight, hotels and downtown shops yet unexplored • Digital opportunities • Technology for better in-store experience • Customers tend to look for information in advance

• Competitors present and entering the travel retail market • Low switching costs • Trend for natural product preference8 • Consumers’ preference for local beauty products • Limited airport infrastructure • Possibility of declining demand for luxury in developed countries


Thank you.


References 1) http://www.wwd.com/beauty-industrynews/beauty-features/the-2013-beauty-inc-top-1007824155 2) http://www.cosmeticsdesign-europe.com/BusinessFinancial/Euromonitor-P-G-no-match-for-L-Oreal-asR-D-is-diluted 3) http://www.trefis.com/stock/lrlcy/articles/269024/tra vel-retail-the-future-of-luxury-cosmetics/2014-12-11 4) http://www.trefis.com/stock/lrlcy/articles/269024/tr avel-retail-the-future-of-luxury-cosmetics/2014-12-11 5) http://www.trefis.com/stock/lrlcy/articles/269024/tr avel-retail-the-future-of-luxury-cosmetics/2014-12-11


6)http://www.trefis.com/stock/lrlcy/articles/26 9024/travel-retail-the-future-of-luxurycosmetics/2014-12-11 7)http://www.forbes.com/companies/lancome/ 8)http://www.gcimagazine.com/marketstrend s/segments/natural/Preferences-forOrganicNatural-in-Beauty-and-Personal-CareSee-Growth-Space-261828421.html


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