Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
GROUP 4
Shikhar Agrawal Sachi Ahuja
Ayush Bansal Nishtha Gupta
Nikarika Mishra Sagar Taneja
Industry overview & Current Market Scenario
Mobile phone accessories market in India was valued over USD 1.5 billion in 2017 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.5% in next few years which is currently dominated by unorganized sector. Growing
smartphone penetration will further push the accessories market in India. People add value to their mobile phones through various accessories that enhance the functionality as well as provide additional benefits.
Rise in wireless devices will drive the accessories segment like currently Bluetooth devices are growing
Top selling categories with penetration level
CATEGORY Penetration %
Price
Cases 93% Product Quality
Indian Market Continuous to remain young. This
People have become quality conscious specially
market exhibits strong individual preferences.
Power Bank 78% while buying speaker and earphones as the wire
Consumers are not loyal towards any brand the
quality, sound and bass play very important role.
Chargers 95% same goes with the retailers. Over 40 per cent of
Brands which are famous for quality products are
mobile phone accessories revenues in India will
JBL, Sony and Samsung
Earphone 89% remain under mid-price range. Brands which are
following penetration pricing are ERD and Oraimo
Bluetooth headset 60%
Competition Analysis
Market Trends
Average accessories Monthly Sold Per store by Volume (Number of units per shop)
Category Margin Price Range Best Selling Specification
Cables, 111, 15% Screen Guards,
182, 24%
Covers and 350- 400% (unbranded) Unbranded - • Back cover with design on
Cases INR 60-300 back or sides in urban market
For brands up to 50% (mostly), in • Flip covers in rural market
Earphones, 125, some cases more than that • Mostly unbranded back
17% Cases and Screen covers were selling across the
Guards are the most market
popular SKUs and this • Branded selling mostly in MT
segment is dominated
Chargers, 167, by unorganized
22% players if customer Screen 350% (unbranded) INR 80-500 • Tempered
Covers and wants to purchase Guard • Flexible glass are considered
Cases, 165, 22% back cover either they For branded up to 35% (mostly), as premium/better quality
have to buy non- in some cases more than that products
Average accessories sold Monthly (Value) branded product or
expensive one
11519 Chargers 100% (unbranded) INR 30-1000 • 1A product is considered as
Cables For branded up to 35% (mostly), cash cow product
in some cases more than that
18058
Earphones
Earphones 80-90% (unbranded) INR 30-4000 • Normal round cables are
18483 For branded up to 35% (mostly), preferred
Chargers in some cases more than that • In ear are perceived as better
quality earphones
23020 • Earphones With mic are
Screen Guards
preferred
23612
Covers and Cases
Cables Around 200-300% unbranded Unbranded– • Braided are considered as
For branded up to 35% (mostly), INR 20-150 premium
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
in some cases more than that Branded –
INR 200-600
Market Trends
Customer’s Pain Points
For the less costly accessories, Availability in the remote parts of Problems with the designs- like
Incompatibility of the the quality is not up to the mark the country, hence a lack of good the earplugs not fitting properly,
CAMPAIGN and for good quality, the prices
accessories with all the distribution channel. Brands like or the quality- like charger not
are high that’s why brands like
different varieties of Handsets Oriamo and ERD were visible in charging fast, or the low quality
Oriamo and ERD are doing good
in mid price band tier 3 and tier 4 shops leading to fast wear and tear.
Opportunities Threats
New Product Offerings
Competition Mapping
Competition Mapping
FOUR P’s - PRICING
Pricing Strategy : Skimming
• Initially charge high price as our product is unique
and has a first mover advantage
• Since this advantage can be copied by other
Chinese manufacturers, price will eventually be
reduced due to increase in competition
• This pricing will allow the firm to recover the sunk
cost before competition steps into this segment
Pricing Strategy
FOUR P’s - DISTRIBUTION Strategy (Distribution Channel)
HQ
Target Audience
Lower Class Lower Middle Class Middle Class Upper Middle Class Upper Class Distributor
Macro Distributor
(Urban, handset distributors)
(UP West, handset distributors)
New Distribution Channel
Divide state into a few parts where we can assign a macro distributor, and connect all
the small distributors to macro distributors. Macro- Distributor will provide products as Retailer
Micro- Distributor Micro-Distributor Retailer
well as service support to Micro-Distributors. Coverage area of micro-distributors will
be clearly and no other distributor will provide services in that area. Example: We can (Ghaziabad) (Saharanpur)
divide UP into two parts : UP West and UP East. In UP West we can appoint macro
distributors and under him we can assign distributors of all the districts like Ghaziabad,
Saharanpur and Mathura Retailer Retailer Retailer Retailer Target Customers
Industry Overview
THANK YOU
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