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Description
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Regional Coverage: United States
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DESCRIPTION
A comprehensive analysis of the changing face of beauty marketing in
the United States for personal care products focusing on key trends,
developments, changes, challenges and business opportunities, and
addressing such issues as:
- Types of marketing approaches major beauty marketers are
employing
- How beauty companies and brands are connecting with their
customers
- Beauty marketing best practices
- New trends in social media and relation to the marketing mix
- Latest trends in sampling, mobile marketing, and viral marketing
- Use of special events and sponsorships
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Contents
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| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Introduction
Executive Summary
Key trends
Challenges and opportunities
Industry cost structures for marketing and promotional
expenditures
Key lessons learned
Marketing Methods
The following information is provided for each of the marketing
methods segment listed in Table 1 below.
Recent history and use of method
New trends and developments
Importance and relation to marketing mix
Examples of what brands are doing
Appraisal and expected future trends
Brand Profiles
For each of the brands listed in Table 2 below, the report provides
information on its changing marketing approach relative to the
marketing methods listed in Table 1 below.
Brand marketing background
Review of overall marketing mix
New developments
Examples of 2010-2011 marketing initiatives
Appraisal
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| Table 1: Marketing Methods Profiled |
Advertising
Blogs
Coupons/price promotions/rebates
Direct marketing
Events/publicity/philanthropy
In-store marketing
Internet/websites
Mobile marketing
Sampling
Social media
Videos
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2: Brands Profiled |
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Avon |
Gillette |
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Axe |
Lancôme |
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Bare Escentuals |
MAC |
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Bath & Body Works |
Maybelline |
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Burt's Bees |
Neutrogena |
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Clinique |
Olay |
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Cover Girl |
Old Spice |
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Dove |
Pantene |
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Estée Lauder |
Proactiv |
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Scope
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Beauty Marketing: U.S. Promotional Activities and Strategies Assessment provides subscribers with a
detailed analysis of industry marketing trends and developments for the personal care industry in general and for
key beauty brands.
The study focuses on these industry trends and developments, as well as:
- Marketing trends relative to the personal care industry
- Understand how marketing methods have changed over the past few years
- The rise of social media, how it is changing the landscape of the beauty marketing, and how to integrate with
traditional media
- In-depth profiles of the marketing activities of the major beauty brands
- Marketing and promotional best practices for the beauty industry
- How beauty companies are creating traffic and leads
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Key Benefits
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This report enables subscribers to exploit business opportunities by understanding what is happening in the fast
changing marketing arena.
Specifically, this report assists subscribers by providing:
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A highly reliable and independent assessment of marketing activities employed by beauty firms
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An unbiased appraisal of emerging marketing techniques
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Competitive intelligence for use in benchmarking
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What new marketing methods have consumers been receptive to and why
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Methodology
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Kline is unmatched in our ability to gather hard-to-get market and competitive intelligence with a high degree of
confidence.
Kline's market analysis approach relies heavily on primary research, employing the use of telephone interviews to
capture insights and information from a wide range of industry experts and opinion leaders including personal care
manufacturers and marketers, distributors and suppliers, key retailers, public relations and advertising executives,
and other direct influencers on marketing and promotional decisions. This approach has proven to be the most effective and reliable approach to obtaining accurate market data,
capturing expert insights, and identifying business opportunities.
The analysis is supplemented by a thorough review of secondary research drawn from marketing literature,
brand websites, samples, special events, magazine advertisements, collection of coupons, industry blogs, recent
trade articles, social media, and other internet sites.
The cost structure and expenditure information is drawn from Kline's latest edition of Personal Care: U.S.
Competitor Cost Structures.
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