STP Strategy of Moov
STP Strategy of Moov
STP STRATEGY
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Segmentation :
Targeting :
After evaluating different segments, the company must decide which and how
share common needs or characteristics that the company decides to serve. A
target market consists of a group of buyers who share common needs and
characteristics that the company decides to serve .
MOOV was perceived by the consumers as a leader in the Pain Relief Balm
segment. It needed to broaden its customer base without diluting its “backache”
focus. The focus has now shifted to the “Physically Active” adult .
Moov’s target audience : The “Physically Active Adult” but retained the housewife
as core
Moov’s Positioning : Strengthening the Housewife bond by becoming her Inner
Voice.
1999: Moov identified their target consumer groups through research. They
gathered further insights into the Indian housewife and deepened their
understanding of its core consumers. Now it focused on physically active adults too.
2001: The target was the physically active adult but MOOV retained the
housewife as core . MOOV came up with the famous advertisement ‘ Rama ki aah
‘ set in a joint family set –up dramatized a housewife ‘s tireless commitment
towards her highly dependent family.
2002: MOOV targeted male section of society by introducing the Moov Spray. An
advertisement featuring that even without the aid of their spouse, the working
man after work could apply the ointment alone . The tagline for the same was
“Jab Koi Ho na Saath”
In 2002, the company introduced another tagline - “Aapke ghar mein kaun rehta
hai?” “Kamardard ya Moov?” (Who lives in your house – Backache or Moov).
This communication graduated Moov from a pain reliever to a housewife's soul
mate
In 2007, they introduced the tagline “1- Minute, Moov ki Maalish”. This shifted
the positioning of the brand from “relief” to “preventive relief”. It Increased
Use(from pain to prevention), Increased Users(focus on family) and Increased
Usage(from 1 finger tip-full Moov to 10 finger tips-full maalish).
It positioned as back pain reliever , not for general pain. It was positioned as the
“The Backache Specialist”. They wanted to focus rather than follow the leader.
The company was successful in occupying the vacant position of “Backache”.
Iodex and Boroline lost out on market shares essentially due to complacency that
had crept into their marketing . Iodex introduced many new products worldwide ,
but in India continued as the smelly black pain balm for years
MOOV specialized in back pain relief in a non messy and non staining tube .
More for the same price was used as a strategy which followed remarkable
success . MOOV priced competitively but provided more quantity - consumer
satisfaction. However , recent statistics show that since Volini has been
introduced , market share of MOOV is declining . We will see this in our flaws in
the analysis ahead.