Segmentation
Segmentation is the process of dividing the consumers based on the different needs and their wants.
It deals with who buys and why the consumer buys the product.
Segmentation is the process of dividing the consumers based on the different needs and their wants.
It deals with who buys and why the consumer buys the product.
Nirma has always segmented its consumers based geographic, demographic and psychographic.
Geographic: The reach of Nirma is excellent because of its distribution channels and also sincce it caters to rural and also urban areas, its spread is vast.
Demographic: It considers the economic level of the consumers. Nirma was made for the perople who could not afford detergents of higher price. It stressed on 'Value for Money'.
Psychographic: Nirma made people relate to a brand when consumers could not afford a branded detergent. They usually used local soap bars. It made the consumers easily accessible to the rural market.
Target
Mass Marketing :Nirma is spread across a huge
market.It has a lot of loyal customers with its products ranging low price
segments to premium segments.
Concentrated Marketing: It segregated its market in the later years for
low cost and also premium segment. It introduced Nirma Super was introduced targeting
the premium brand
Positioning for Nirma
- Nirma positioned itself as an affordable product between the people who could not afford detergents and for people who were looking for something more reasonable and added value for money.
- It broke the image of detergent being a luxury item.
- With its quick success because of low cost it spread vigorously over the years.
- It is positioned as a powerful stain remover which is low on cost.
- Its unique features makes it consumer friendly and builds the loyalty among them.
- It has the highest penetration in India.
Nirma Washing Powder
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Parent Company
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Nirma Ltd
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Category
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Home Care brands- detergents
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Sector
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FMCG
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Tagline/ Slogan
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‘Sabki Pasand Nirma, Washing Powder Nirma’
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USP
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Product with low price without compromising on quality
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