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LEVERAGING ASSORTMENT, PRICE AND PROMOTION TO DRIVE CATEGORY PERFORMANCE SHELF SMARTS

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Shelf smarts. Leveraging assortment, price and promotion to drive category performance. Retail sales trends in US. are flat. #Consumer360. Driving efficiency is critical to success. Sales programs (shelf placement, feature, display and pricing tactics) are the second biggest spend. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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LEVERAGING ASSORTMENT, PRICE AND PROMOTION TO DRIVE CATEGORY PERFORMANCE

SHELF SMARTS

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RETAIL SALES TRENDS IN US. ARE FLAT

2Q 2012 3Q 2012 4Q 2012 1Q 2013 2Q 2013 3Q 2013 4Q 20130

5,000,000,000

10,000,000,000

15,000,000,000

20,000,000,000

25,000,000,000

Selected ConvenienceSelected DollarSelected MassSelected FoodSelected DrugTotal

#Consumer360

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DRIVING EFFICIENCY IS CRITICAL TO SUCCESS

COGS44.1

Adv7.5

Dist7.6

R&D1.4

Sales Programs19.0

Sales programs (shelf placement, feature, display and pricing tactics) are the second biggest spend

#Consumer360

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WE’RE NOT MANAGING ASSORTMENT WELL

MEAT BEAUTY CARE FROZEN FOODS DAIRY GROCERY HOUSEHOLD CARE

15%

11%9%

16% 17%18%

1% -1%

-4% -4%

-7%

-12%

Department TDP and $ Velocity Trends

TDP$ Velocity

Scantrack: xAOC 2013 vs. 2010

Declining velocities against SKU proliferation

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APPLIED ANALYTICS DRIVE ASSORTMENT PERFORMANCE

Predicted Actual

Assortment Opportunity

Retailer

Comp Mkt

Retailer Performance

#Consumer360

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EXPECTATION REALITY

MATCH PRICE TO MARKET CONDITIONS

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1Q 2012 2Q 2012 3Q 2012 4Q 2012 1Q 2013 2Q 2013 3Q 2013 4Q 20135%

6%

7%

Trade ROI Promotion Frequency

PROMOTING MORE BUT GETTING LESSPromotion Frequency and Trade ROI Trend – 2012-2013

Trad

e RO

IProm

otion Frequency

#Consumer360

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Negative ROI (<$0) Margin return on trade ($0 < ROI <$1)

Positive return on trade (>$1 ROI) Best in Class (top 5% trade ROI)

ONLY 10% OF PROMOTIONS ARE PROFITABLEProducts ranked by Trade ROI (One Category – in Grocery)

$1 is Breakeven

$2

Breakeven $1

$0

-$1

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Manuf. A Manuf. B Manuf. C Manuf. D Manuf. E Manuf. F Manuf. G

$1

SOME MANUFACTURERS OUTPERFORM PEERS Trade ROI by Manufacturer

Sales per Dollar Invested - $1 is Breakeven

Trad

e RO

I

$0

Negative ROI (<$0)

Margin return on trade ($0 < ROI <$1)

Positive return on trade (>$1 ROI)

Best in Class (top 5% trade ROI)

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Seg A Seg B Seg C Seg D Seg E Seg F Seg G Seg H Seg I Seg J Seg K Seg L

$1

CATEGORIES PERFORM DIFFERENTLY BY SEGMENTTr

ade

ROI

$0

Negative ROI (<$0)

Margin return on trade ($0 < ROI <$1)

Positive return on trade (>$1 ROI)

Best in Class (top 5% trade ROI)

Trade ROI by SegmentSales per Dollar Invested - $1 is Breakeven

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GET YOUR BALANCE SHEET IN ORDER

Product Assortment

Promotion Management

Pricing

To enable winning promotions

Get the right products on the shelf… At the right price…

#Consumer360

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CASE STUDY: INTEGRATING ASSORTMENT, PRICE AND PROMOTION

#Consumer360

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LET’S LOOK AT IT IN ACTION

Only a few major brandsOver 400 UPCs $150 million category, flat sales for a couple years

Classic hi-lo retailer

2 brands = 32% of Sales#Consumer360

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Incremental Value ($/Store/Week)

Sale

s Ra

te ($

/sto

re/w

eek)

Retailer

-4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10

0

2

4

6

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10

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Series4 Series7Series10Series14Series17

BARYCENTRE00.25STANDARD

-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

0

1

2

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9BARYCENTRE00.25STANDARD

BREA

KDO

WN

Rationalize Develop

Squeeze Nurture

Rationalize Develop

Squeeze Nurture

Sub-cat 3

0

16

-10 15

0

10

0 10

sub-brands 1 - 7

Region

Rationalize Develop

Squeeze Nurture

-2 0 2 4

0

1

2

3

4

5

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9BARYCENTRE00.25STANDARD

0

10

-2 4

New Sub-brand

#Consumer360

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FIXING ASSORTMENT DRIVES TOPLINE GROWTH

Retailer $ Sales Retailer Profit Manufacturer Gross Revenue

Trade Spend Manufacturer Profit

$1.21 $1.07

$0.55

$0.22 $0.06

Chan

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( Abs

. $M

M)

CURRENT PROPOSED

• Wide assortment in overdeveloped sub-brands • Introduce higher-performing sub-brand• Rationalize underperforming sub-brand• Minor other 1:1 changes

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3.1

3.19 3.

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29 3.3

3.39 3.

43.

49 3.5

3.59 3.

63.

69 3.7

3.79 3.

83.

89 3.9

3.99 4

4.09 4.

14.

19 4.2

4.29 4.

34.

39 4.4

4.49 4.

54.

59 4.6

4.69 4.

74.

79 4.8

4.89 4.

94.

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ACV ACV "at-risk" Sales Index

THRESHOLDS PUT SIGNIFICANT VOLUME AT RISKSales Rate Index by Regular Price Point

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CURRENT HI-LOW STRATEGY WITH HOLIDAY FOCUS

$3.85Regular Price

Heavy focus on Holiday Discounts

Key holiday windows

Holiday timing Feature TPR EDLP spend Base

#Consumer360

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OPTIMIZED “HYBRID” STRATEGY USES EDLP + EVENTSKey holiday windows

Holiday timing Feature TPR EDLP spend Base

Use EDLP spend to bring regular price to

$3.49(below Threshold)

Focus TPR & Feature below

$3.00 (on & off Holiday)

#Consumer360

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HYBRID TRADE STRATEGY DRIVES WIN-WIN

Retailer $ Sales Retailer Profit Manufacturer Gross Revenue

Trade Spend Manufacturer Profit

$1.89

$1.02

$4.01

$0.99

$1.79

Chan

ges

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. $M

M)

CURRENT PROPOSED

• Premium regular price• Many deep discount ads

• Fewer deep discount ads• Hybrid EDLP spend during peak season to close

gap to competition

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LET’S THINK ABOUT THIS AS A SYSTEM

Product Assortment

Promotion Management

Pricing

To enable winning promotions

Get the right products on the shelf… At the right price…

#Consumer360

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Baseline = 100 Baseline = 150

Baseline 100

Baseline 150

Baseline Incremental

FIXING THE BASELINE SUPERCHARGES PROMOTIONSDisplay provides 200% lift. Same Display effectiveness drives 100 more incremental units due to increase in baseline

+50

+100Total 300

Total 450

Incremental 200

Cannibalization -40

Incremental 300

Cannibalization -30

#Consumer360

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WIN ON ALL METRICS: 1 + 1 > 2

Retailer $ Sales Retailer Profit Manufacturer Gross Revenue Trade Spend Manufacturer Profit $0

$1,000,000

$2,000,000

$3,000,000

$4,000,000

$5,000,000

$6,000,000

PNP Alone Assort. Alone Combined

Retailer $ Sales

Retailer Profit

Manufacturer Gross Revenue

Trade Spend

Manufacturer Profit

+6.7%

+28.2%

+9.4%

+1.0

+3.9

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INTEGRATED PLANNING USES INSIGHTS TO DRIVE DEMAND

#Consumer360

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Dis

trib

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(# It

ems)

YOU NEED TO KNOW WHERE YOU STANDHigh incrementality would lead to different actions than low

Helps maximize category sales

Review slow mover for de-listment

NURTURE

Detrimental to category performance

De-list worst performers

SQUEEZE

RATIONALIZE

Saturated; restricting category growth

Make sure you have the best items in distribution

DEVELOP

Key category driver

Increase items

positive

slow

Avg

Sale

s Ra

te fa

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SUCCESSFUL TRADE STRATEGIES BY CATEGORY

Best in Class (top 5% trade ROI) Remaining category #Consumer360

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GET YOUR BALANCE SHEET IN ORDER

Product Assortment

Promotion Management

Pricing

To enable winning promotions

Get the right products on the shelf… At the right price…+ =

#Consumer360

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