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19DH710072 - Bùi Thành Danh
19DH712801 - Trần Thị Ngọc Dung
19DH711551 - Lê Huỳnh Doanh Doanh
18DH710737 - Dương Ngọc Doanh
Development Process Kitkat Brief History of KitKat ❖ 17th century ➢ London ❖ Aug 29 1935 ➢ New York ❖ 1937 ➢ Kit Kat chocolate crisp ❖ 1942
➢ A blue wrapper was used instead of red
➢ The oval logo was removed and the KitKat logo was written in bold. ❖ 1949
➢ The original milk recipe and the red wrapper were used again ❖ 1958
➢ The famous tagline 'Have a break Have a Kitkat' was first launched ❖ 1988
➢ KitKat was acquired by Nestlé ❖ 1999
➢ The successful launch of Kit Kat Chunky ❖ 2008
➢ The successful launch of Kit Kat Senses
Kit Kat brand value 2018-2022 ❖ 2018 ➢ 1.59 bn.$ ❖ 2019 ➢ 1.68 bn.$ ❖ 2020 ➢ 1.81 bn$ ❖ 2021 ➢ 2.45 bn.$ ❖ 2022 ➢ 2.12 bn.$
Present Product Lines/Special Product Features ❖ Product Ranges: ➢ Classics ➢ New in ➢ Seasonal products ❖ Popular Products: ➢ Original flavor ➢ Lemon Crisp flavor ➢ Dark Mint flavor
❖ Distribution channels:
➢ Producing KitKat across more than 15 countries in the world ➢ Two largest website: ■ Hersheyland ■ Nestle ❖ Promotions:
➢ Break free: win €/£10,000 and road trip holiday from last 4
digits of the product barcode.
➢ Break and win: win €/£5,000 by finding red inside the KitKat Chunky.
Analyze Its Social Media Marketing Activities ❖ Consistent Tagline
➢ “Have a break, have a KitKat”! launched in 1957
➢ making a comfortable purchases
➢ introducinging slogans into people's lives
❖ Games, Trends and Challenges
➢ running trends and polls, and play games Ex: #PumpkinPhotoShoot trend
➢ keepinging the audience interested
➢ keeping a conversation going
❖ Collaborations: Kitkat and Google-
➢ collaborating with Google in 2013
➢ being trendy on social networks
➢ the number of homepage visits spiked in 1 hours KitKat Valuation ❖ Strengths ❖ Opportunities ➢ Unique offering ➢ Increasing offerings ➢ Quality control ➢ Internet and Social Media ➢ Excellent tagline ➢ Healthy Snacks ➢ Massive distribution ❖ Threats ❖ Weaknesses ➢ Health Consciousness ➢ Counterfeit Products ➢ Supplier Bargaining Power ➢ Packaging and Inflation ➢ Breakage ➢ Competition