How to Increase Market Share – The Case of Decommoditizing the Potato
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“Why aren’t they eating our products every day?” – Ingeborg Blaauw, Aviko’s intl. marketing manager, explains how the brand surpassed $1Billion by adding more value to the most generic of products – the potato. A case study on over a decade of outstanding marketing work: Bringing the potato higher on the decision-making tree;The role of the potato and ‘the cooking week’;Emotional sameness and universal concepts;Patterning, segmentation, and behavioral design;and more “Bananas and apples are different but we eat them in the same way.” — Ingeborg Blaauw Listen now if you want to give more meaning and value to consumer products and see how you can make your brand a greater part of consumers' life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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