Title: AUSSIE ANGELS
1AUSSIE ANGELS
Victoria's Secret
2Analyzing the country and the market
3Economic and Infrastructure Environment
- Unemployment rate Below 6
- Average income level per year/ hrs worked per
week - - 46,984/ 43.5 hrs. weekly
- Living Standards
- - Considered 3rd best place in the world to
live and is the top ranking country along with
Norway
4Basic Demographics
- Population 20,702,661
- - 19 is
- - 67.3 is between 16-64
- - 13.1 is 64
- Target Market 6,764,709 Women
5Cultural Environment
- Religion Dominantly Roman Catholic (26.6)
- Ethnicity Dominantly Caucasian (91)
- - Asian Australians are 2nd largest and fastest
growing - National Language English
- Literacy Rate 99
6Political Stability
- Very Stable Country
- The Commonwealth of Australia is a constitutional
monarchy with a parliamentary system of
government - Its relations with the international community
are influenced by its position as a leading
trading nation and as a significant donor of
humanitarian aid - Key concerns include free trade, terrorism,
integration with Asia and stability in the
Asia-Pacific
7Buyer Analysis and Marketing Objectives
Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
8Targeting a specific consumer group
- Women between the ages of 15-55 in Sydney,
Australia - The median age in Sydney is 34
- Victorias Secret store will be located in the
Rundle Mall - Target many of the local population, as well as
the tourists
9Positioning Product and Brand
- product differentiation
- unique designs with different styles at
competitive prices - known for being very sexy
10Segmenting the Market
- English is the official language
- 99 literacy rate
- Approximately 67.3 of Australians are between
the ages of 15-64 - Australia has a Western-style
- Sydney is the most populous city in Australia
11Marketing objectives
- Mail over 400 million catalogs worldwide,
annually - Online sales were 1,226 million for 2005, which
is a 9.6 increase - Generate 25 of the market share
12International Marketing Strategy Positioning,
Product and Branding Decisions
13Positioning
- Victorias Secret is widely popular in the US,
reaching over 900 stores nationwide - With a secured positive image as a provider of
quality products, this company has been
successful in creating a personality and image
around their name - Victorias Secret produces various product
categories, such as lingerie, womens apparel,
and cosmetics, we will focus strictly on
introducing lingerie into the Australian market - Standardization is the best choice for this
company in Australia because the US and Australia
have close similarities in culture, fashion,
language, entertainment, and both the political
and social economy
14Product Decisions
- Legal/standards constraints and adaptations
- - Second Skin Satin products cannot be used in
Australia - - Sizing on labels
- - Colors, company name, and other lines will
remain standard
15Brand Decisions
- Media
- Internet teaser ads leading up to store opening
- TV commercial advertising strictly in Australia
- 10 million in ad expenditure
- Advertising concepts fashion show in Australia
- Image consistency
16Promotion
17Communication Objective
- Build a 90 awareness of Victorias Secrets
lingerie line among women between the ages of
15-55 living in Sydney, Australia that boast an
interest in womens lingerie, within 1 year
18Promotional Elements Mix
- Advertising
- TV, Radio, Print, and Internet
- Promotions
- Free panties on opening day
- Introductory Sale
- Buy One, Get One Free
- Customer Loyalty Program
- Public Relations
- Sponsor and host fashion shows and modeling
competition for charity - Free advertising
- Direct Marketing
- Catalogs, Coupons and flyers
- Info about current promotions, sales and new
product offerings
19Placement/Distribution Decisions
20Mode of Entry
- Exporting using an independent distributor
- Little commitment and no foreign production
facility costs - Products will be manufactured in Columbus, Ohio
- If successful, our mode of distribution will
change to foreign direct investment
21Intermediaries Freight Forwarder
- Find an international freight forwarder, an agent
for the exporter in moving cargo to an overseas
destination - Responsibilities include
- - assist in preparing export quotes
- - advise on fees such as freight costs, port
charges, and insurance and handling fees - - reserve the necessary space on cargo planes
- - review all documents and prepare the bill of
lading and any other required documentation - - make arrangements with customs brokers
overseas to ensure goods comply with regulations
22Intermediaries - Customs Broker
- Individual or company that is licensed to
transact customs business on behalf of others - Customs business is limited to transactions
related to - entry and admissibility of merchandise
- its classification and valuation
- payment of duties, taxes, and other charges
- the refund, rebate, or drawback
23Infrastructure
- Products will be exported by planes
- Although air carriers can be more expensive,
their cost may be offset by lower domestic
shipping costs, by using a local Sydney airport
instead of a coastal seaport, and quicker
delivery times
24Pricing
- Bras will be priced from 44-56 USD or
57.50-73.18 AUD (1.001.30 AUD) - Our market is not price sensitive because Sydney
is a wealthy and very populated city - Economic standing of the target market is middle
to upper class - Competitors prices range from 50.50 and up
- Our cost per unit will be 25 of our retail value