15. -Why aren’t they
successful?-
Competitor Analysis
One touch 2nd
Market share 17%
Position: mass product
Strength: 1. Low Cost
2. Experience (10 years in Thailand)
Weakness: 1. Distrustful quality
2. Distribution
16. Mass market is saturated
Cheap = Bad quality
We won’t go in price war
17. -Why are they successful?-
Competitor Analysis
Okamoto 3rd
Market share 4.5%
Position: High-end
Strength: 1. Image (Made in Japan)
2. Strong Positioning
3. Technology (Thinnest)
- Guinness Book Record
4. Growth 80%
Weakness: 1. Cost (Import)
2. Brand Awareness
18. Competitor Analysis Framework
Okamoto
Current and
future objectives
Current strategy Resource profile
Future strategy
• Top of their
target awareness
• Expand distribution
• Not much IMC
• Strong R&D
• Strong financial
resource
More IMC
24. *average price (Baht/piece)
Customer Value Analysis
Relatively High Price
Relatively Low Price
Superior
Perceived
Quality
Inferior
Perceived
Quality
25. PESTEL
• Political
- “Stop teen mom”
• Social
- Tend to have sex in younger age
- Sex during the festival
- Sex = secret
- Uncomfortable with buying condom
• Legal
- FDA (Condom is a medical device)
2012; 68% of people who
go to Loy kra tong ,go with
their lover
1996; Average age = 18-19
2012; Average age = 15
26. Five forces
• New Entry
- Hard to be come successful
- Hard to access
distribution
- Hard to differentiated
• Buyer
- Usually switch brand
- Low price-sensitive
• Substitution
- No complete substitution
27. Balance forces
Balance power
of buyer
Decrease switching
brand by Improve brand
identity and image
Balance rivals
Maintain & Strengthen
Brand positioning
Expanding channel to
customer
and monopoly channel
28. O1: Decreasing in average age
having sex
O2: Increasing sex during festival
ex. Full moon, valentine
O3: Thai health organization
support condom using
O4: Customer want the feeling of
love more
T1: FDA
T2: People uncomfortable with
buying at P.O.P.
T3: Bias in condom education ,
Unopened-mind
Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat
S1: Brand reputation
S2: Trusted quality
S3: Financial resources
W1: Ambiguous packaging
W2: Positioning is not
communicated
W3: Poor relationship with
customer
30. TOWS
Strength
S1: Brand reputation
S2: Trusted quality
S3: Financial resources
Weakness
W1: Ambiguous packaging
W2: Positioning is not
communicated
W3: Poor relationship with customer
Opportunity
O1: Average age having
sex decreasing
O2: Sex during festival
O3: Thai health org.
support condom using
O4: Customer want the
feeling of love more
(S1+S3+O2) Experience
marketing
(S1+O1+O3) Educate student
in high-school
(W2+O4) Attest brand positioning
Threat
T1: FDA
T2: People uncomfortable
with buying at P.O.P.
T3: Bias in condom
education , Unopened-
mind
(S2+S3+T2) Vending Machine
(W1+T2) Develop the packaging
(W3+T1+T3) Improve CRM in digital
marketing
31. • Event in festivals and love
song concert
Put positioning ‘lovers’ in
every activities
Doctor live chat
Experience marketing
Educate student in
high-school
Attest brand positioning
Vending Machine
Develop the packaging
Improve CRM in digital
marketing