Case Analysis CleanSpritz
Case Analysis CleanSpritz
Problem statement:
CleanSpritz’s future is uncertain as the annual sales are declining at an average rate of 7.5% in 5
years because of shift of loyal customers to other environmentally friendlier substitutes and cheaper
options. MJ Brenner suggested reducing the distribution of the product. I, Claire Beaton, Brand
Manager for CleanSpritz disagree with the decision and hence a proper strategy is required to keep
the product in the market. There are three options:
Re-launching the existing 3:1 concentrate with heavy environmental benefits focused
promotions
New 4:1 concentrate product to refill an existing 32oz spray bottle packaged in either a
lightweight pouch or a dissolvable packet.
No short term changes. Re-launching the product with 99% biodegradable spray 2yrs later or
cartridge system 12 months later.
Recommendations:
Adding a stronger product line 4:1 concentrate to refill 32oz. spray bottle in a lightweight packet is
highly recommended.
Even though the customers are environment concerned, they are not considering the same
fact while buying as interpreted by survey. So to increase sales, retailers is the segment
needed to be focus for better positioning of the product.
Since my end customers are price sensitive and are not considering brand while buying, to
ensure the sales, product is needed to be on the shelf with attractive packaging and reduced
prices as compared to the other competitors.
It will be more cost effective as this will help to save 14% of the cost in packaging and
delivery as the packaging material volume is reduced by 85%.
The concentrated and reduced package size gives a strong platform for marketing. This will
give irresistible advertising message focusing for the betterment of the environment.
Customers are more familiar with the pouch because of which customers adopting the
product will increase.
Can be shipped in the already existing shipping containers used for 3:1 concentrate so the
cost can be reduced.
As the cost will be reduced this will compel loyal diluted spray users to switch to
concentrate.