DODOT Case
DODOT Case
DODOT Case
Euncet OF CATALONIA
Business BARCELONATECH
School
Members:
Ivan Rodríguez Ramírez
CASE:
DODOT,
THE INTRODUCTION OF A LINE OF COMMODITIES IN THE IBERIAN PENINSULA
Between 2008 and 2012, private label brands increased their sales by 9% in Spain and 20% in
Portugal.
PRICE FIXING
NEW STRATEGY
Repositioning for 2010:
• New Dodot Activity : (iPañal) that replaces the old Dodot Activity. It will have a
retail price 25% higher than Dodot Estepas and 3% higher than the current price to
the channel.
• Dodot basic: brand presence in the economic segment, selling price 25%.
less than Dodot Estepas. With little advertising support, distribution in
supermarkets and discount stores, in packs of more than 100 units, with best-
selling sizes (3-5) and no promotions.
PROBLEM:
• Dodot is a brand that sells diapers to the Iberian Peninsula and was very successful
in 2008. However, with the increasing incorporation of private label brands from
large supermarkets, it is losing market share in segments that buy on price.
• To address this, the company is considering a repositioning plan that includes
maintaining the super-luxury brand, enhancing the luxury brand that represents
the highest sales and launching an economy brand to compete with the new
market conditions.
• The case asks whether this strategy will help improve profits and market share.
ALTERNATIVES:
• If Dodot Básico is launched, the recognition and positioning achieved so far can be
lost and the recognition obtained can be maintained and sales can increase
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• By not launching Dodot Básico, we run the risk of supermarkets gaining market
share with their private labels and losing space in large retail outlets, and we
ensure that brand positioning is not jeopardized.
• To evaluate the alternatives, it is necessary to calculate the sales projection of the
new line and determine whether it will be profitable for the company and increase
market share.