Winning At New Products 1111

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Four Steps to

Product Innovation

Patrick T. Howley

The Howley Group

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Four Steps

1. What is your brand?

2. Who is your target?

3. What is your target’s current state?

4. How can you better the life of your target?

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Nike – Improve the performance

of serious athletes

Football

Skateboard

Cycling

Hockey Golf

Track & Field Yoga

Cross-Training

Soccer

Running

Baseball

Tennis

Who is your target?

CurrentUser

Non-User, Category

User

Non-Category User

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Size of

Opportunity

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Current Users Increase Consumption

New Occasions

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Current Users Increase Consumption

New Occasions

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Competitor’s UsersColgate wanted Crest Tartar Control users!!!

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Non-Users - McDonalds

Current Users

• Kids – Happy Meals

• Fast Food Adults – Burgers & Fries

Non-Users

• Health Conscious Adults

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Non-users - McDonalds

Early 2003 introduce salads

Lose money on salads!!!

0

20

40

60

2003 2009

Stock Price

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Line Extensions that didn’t work

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Line Extensions that didn’t work

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Line Extensions that didn’t work

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3. What is your target’s current

state?

• Walk in their shoes.

• Question the paradigms.

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Walk in their shoes – 3M

Masking tape was invented when a

3M lab technician (Charles Drew)

observed an auto-body shop

worker struggling.

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Walk in their shoes - Intuit

Intuit noticed that small business

were using their personal financial

software for their business.

QuickBooks has 85% of the

market.

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Walk In Their Shoes – Dutch Boy

Dutch Boy Twist and Pour increased paint sales by 35%.

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Question the Paradigm

Oral Care Customer

Cosmetic Therapeutic

---------------------------------------------Whitening Cavity Protection

Breath Freshening Tartar Control

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Question the Paradigm

Oral Care Customer

Less Involved More Involved

---------------------------------------------Less-----------------------------------------------------------------More Whitening

Less---------------------------------------------------------More Breath Freshening

Less----------------------------------------------------------More Cavity Protection

Less-------------------------------------------------------------More Tartar Control

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4. How can you better the life of

your target?

“People don’t want to buy a quarter-

inch drill. They want a quarter

inch hole.”

Theodore Levitt

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Generating Ideas

1. Visit New Markets

2. Brainstorming with Experts

3. Look Around at Niche Segments

or Other Categories

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Visit New Markets - Listerine

• Listerine Oral

Care Strips in

Asia 10 years

before introduced

into the US

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Visit New Markets - Starbucks

• Starbucks started in

1971.

• “The third place” idea

based on a trip to

Milan in 1983.

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Visit New Markets – Procter &

Gamble

• Product found in Japanese

convenience store in Jan.

2001.

• Introduced in US in 2003.

• Attitude change from

Not-Invented-Here to

Proudly-Found-Elsewhere.

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Brainstorming with Experts

Don’t ask the average consumer to

tell you what they want in the

future.

“If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they

would have said a faster horse” Henry Ford

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Look Around

• Apple Crumb• Strawberry• Key Lime• Lemon Meringue• Banana Cream• Chocolate Cream• Pecan

Godiva looks to dessert categories to gain

inspiration for pie-flavored chocolates:

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Look Around

In 2000, a Disney executive went to check out a

“Disney on Ice” show and found himself

surrounded by little girls in princess costumes.

Princess costumes that were

– horrors!- homemade.

Princess Products 2009 sales: $4 billion.

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Look Around

• Avon Sheer Sangria nail polish

• Malin + Goetz rum and mojito candles

• Victoria Secret Appletini Beauty Rush

Lip Gloss

• Demeter White Russian perfume

Products using cocktail hour as inspiration:

Niche Segments – Gluten Free

• 1999 – 1 in 10,000 in the US had celiac

disease. (medical textbook)

• Gluten-free products $6.3 Billion (Spins) and

up 33% since 2009 (Nielsen).

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Niche Segments – Soyfoods

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Niche Segments – Gluten Free

• 1999 – 1 in 10,000 in the US had celiac

disease. (medical textbook)

• Gluten-free products $6.3 Billion (Spins) and

up 33% since 2009 (Nielsen).

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Four Steps to Product Innovation

1. Define your brand.

2. Define your target.

3. Know your target’s current state.

4. Look to better the life of your

target.