Godiva Chocolatier Presented By Victory Advertising.

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Godiva Chocolatier Presented By Victory Advertising

Transcript of Godiva Chocolatier Presented By Victory Advertising.

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GodivaChocolatier

Presented By Victory Advertising

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Godiva•Top tier brand of chocolate •At top of chocolate pyramid

(above Nestlé's, Hershey's etc.)•Sees and Ghirardelli are market

competitors• High quality chocolates that have

gourmet taste and appearance

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Current Situation Analysis

• Old advertising campaign doesn’t position the brand effectively

• It doesn’t portray the “luxury” that needs to be associated with Godiva

• Godiva’s profits are increasing [2006 Annual Report]

• Godiva has good market share, Time to focus on Godiva’s brand position

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Objectives

1.Strengthen the brand’s image of luxury

2.Make customers proud they buy Godiva

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Primary Target Market

•Women and men aged between 30 and 62

•Larger discretionary income ( > $75k a year)

•This includes: Wedding planners, party planners, special event caterers, and people who use these services

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Bob & Loraine Bob Loraine

Loraine: refined woman about 40 years in age who enjoys the finer

things in life

Bob: hardworking executive 42

years of age who knows how to

play just as hard as he works

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Creative Plan• Creative Big Idea

– Put Godiva chocolate in the place of items of great luxury, value, and recognition.

• Creative Big Tagline– “Fantasy Materialized”

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Mood, Tone, Style, and Message

• Image of luxury, excellence, and value

• Graceful as well as tasteful • Combine Godiva with products of

luxury• Few words, slightly ambiguous• Create direct analogy between

Godiva and luxury

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Mood, Tone, Style, and Message (continued)

• Deep saturated colors such as: Indigo, Red Satin, Blue Velvet, Mocha, Burgundy, Gold, etc.

• Diffuse filter on all photographs to add soft texture

• All print ads will be glossy, not matte• Fonts will be cursives, scripts, and calligraphy• Very little action or motion• Godiva trademark and Lady Godiva logo on all

ads• Mention a way to purchase the chocolate

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Media Vehicles

• Outdoor advertisements in high-end areas of leisure and shopping -Examples: Valley Faire, Santana Row,

Fifth Avenue

• Point of Purchase Ads in high-end clothing stores, shoe stores, and gift stores- Examples: Nordstrom’s, Macy’s, Bloomingdales

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Media Vehicles

• Banner advertisements on magazine websites -Examples: Economist.com, Vogue.com, Fortune.com

• Full page ads in A-List magazines- Examples: More, New York, Vogue, Gourmet, DuPont Registry, The Economist, Fortune

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Creative Executions

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Print Ad

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Print Ad

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Print Ad

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Print Ad

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Out-Of-Home Ad

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Elevator Ad

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Our Promise• We will position Godiva as the top

chocolate brand• Our ads will congratulate customers

for buying Godiva• Our ads will retain current customers

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Thank You