Durex Business Report

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For eighty years, in over forty different countries, Durex condoms are exceptionally known as the condoms of durability, reliability and excellence. |
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Julie DoGeoff GilbertAnthony BoutrosJacqueline Tompkins |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION 3
FUNDAMENTAL DECISIONS 4
Positioning 4
IMPLEMENTATION DECISIONS 6
Mixing Elements 6
Creating Messages 6
Selecting Media 6
Establishing Momentum 6
OUTCOMES 7
Enhance Brand Equity 7
Affecting Behaviour 7
PROGRAM EVALUATIONS 8
Measuring Feedback 8
Providing Feedback 8
Taking Corrective Action 8
REFERENCES 9

INTRODUCTION

Condoms are a form of contraception worn by males to effectively form a barrier to prevent both partners from sexual diseases and also to avoid any unwanted pregnancy (Better Health, 2010). When having sex, many people may feel it is not the ‘real thing’ while wearing condoms and this causes many concerns with safety risks as we witness many teenage mothers strolling down the street. Marketing communicators recognises this issue and came up with a product for consumers to purchase and avoid involving in a situation like that. Ultra Featherlite condoms, created by Durex, was developed and produced to ensure contraception will always be worn as it not only prevents unwanted pregnancy and diseases; while still delivering the same maximum pleasure and satisfaction that not using a condom would distribute.
Established in the 1930’s, Durex is now recognised globally as the most popular and innovative condom brand. The name has been chosen to represent the combination of the brand’s qualities: Durability, Reliability and Excellence (SSL, n.d). However, Durex also wants consumers to view the brand as sensual, sensitive and fun. Their advertising mainly consists of fun and sensual images to enhance the fun, sexy messages and to encourage consumers to purchase the product without feeling so intimidated. Such examples of this is of young... [continues]

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