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“Realizing the Promise”
Self-Care in the Global Marketplace
19 November, 2008
Tom Booth
VP CHC International
11/26/2008
Author/location
Current Environment
Increased Pressure on the Global Health Care System
Highlights the Need for Increased Self-Care
Increasing
challenges
developing new
blockbuster Rx drugs
Pending patent expiries
for late-stage drugs Increased uncertainty in
Health Ministries’
Increased patent Regulatory approval
challenges from processes
generic manufacturers
Increased de-
reimbursement
challenges
Government-
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mandated price cuts
Macro Global Trends Bode Well for Self-Care
Aging population
Growing middle class in developing markets / increased purchasing power
Consumers increasingly are taking charge of their own healthcare needs
Increased consumer interest in lifestyle and wellness products
Movement towards self-selection
Opening of non-pharmacy channels in pharmacy-only markets
Favorable Regulatory environment for Rx-to-OTC switches
Favorable Regulatory environment for chronic therapy products
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Innovation is at the Center of All We Do
Rx-to-OTC Switches – A Great Example of Innovation
Leading to Increased Self-Care
Customer Centered Product Flow
Discovery Exploratory Growth
Research Development Development Filing Launch Maintenance
Rx to OTC Switch
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Rx-to OTC Switch Considerations
Cherish your equity
Know the “new” consumer
Self-Selecting “Consumer” vs. a Physician’s “Patient”
Study the “new” environment
“Open Retail Shelves” vs. “Physician as Gatekeeper”
Leverage the importance of the pharmacist
Surround the target consumer with consistent imagery
and messaging that reinforces product efficacy and safety
Prepare for success
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Leverage Factors That Lead To
A Successful Rx-to-OTC Switch
First-to-market
Unique product offering
Advantages over existing therapies
Meets an unmet consumer need
Ownable and protectable elements
Foundation allows for a build-out of the product line
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Implications of an Rx-to-OTC Switch
Can represent a step-change in the portfolio…
…But does not guarantee success
Difficult to execute
Requires multi-disciplinary analysis and constant reiteration and
refinement
Begins with Regulatory, but after dossier approval…
…The “switch” ends and the “Brand” begins
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Your Brand is an Asset
Strong Brand Equity is a Competitive Advantage
Continue to build on your Rx brand equity with the physician
and the pharmacist
In many cases, the physician and the pharmacist play
critical roles in advocating OTC treatment and even specific
OTC brands.
Ensure that your Rx brand has a well-defined, consistent, sustainable
consumer positioning
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Equity Building
Starts Before the Switch
U.S Example: Rx Claritin
Most prescribed allergy medicine
Strong consumer awareness
Popular with patients
Over $500 million invested in DTC TV
advertising as an Rx
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Brand Awareness Is Critical
Brand Awareness Study, 2002
96% 92%
89%
86%
71%
Claritin Crayola Craftsman Neosporin 7-up
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As You Move From Rx to OTC…
Evolve From Functional Benefits to Higher-Order
Emotional Benefits
Rx Claritin OTC Claritin
Claritin is the only brand that provides
Non-drowsy
powerful, long-lasting relief without
Relieves allergy symptoms
unwanted side effects, so that allergy
24-hour
sufferers can live as if they are
condition-free
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Strong Brand Equity is a Competitive Advantage
Determine whether or not your present positioning for is “ownable” and is
sufficiently differentiating from your key competitors.
Determine how to make your brand’s positioning ownable and unique
Imagery
Colors
Claims
Taglines
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Strong Brand Equity is a Competitive Advantage
Help your patients develop a relationship with and an affinity
for Rx brand
Does your Rx brand have a clear and compelling consumer positioning?
Do the package graphics embody this consumer positioning?
What do the graphics communicate?
What imagery do they conjure?
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Claims Matter!
In the arena of self-selection, product claims are important
Product claims separate your brand from the competition
Claims make your product ownable and unique
Conduct marketing research to determine the optimal bundle of claims
Work with Regulatory to determine whether or not you can support the optimal
bundle of claims
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The Importance of Global Brands
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Global Brands Matter
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Global Brands
• Where’s the Value?
• Focus on the Consumer
• Importance of Innovation
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Where’s the Value?
For Consumers, Global Brands have:
1. A Quality Signal
– Manufacturer resources
– Reputation to uphold
2.Endorsement Value
– Worldwide acceptance
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Where’s the Value?
For Manufacturers, Global Brands have:
1. Scale
– Financial leverage
– Development amortization
2. Shared Learning
– Best practices from local application
– Competitive response
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Where’s the Value?
Brand Equity
SOURCES OUTCOMES
Familiarity Loyalty
Associations & Profitability
Interactions
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Focus on the Consumer
INSIGHT
Emotion Behavior
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Focus on the Consumer
INSIGHT
Emotion Behavior
• Trustworthy • Effective
• Cutting Edge • Convenient
• Caring • Taste
• For “Me” • Natural
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Focus on the Consumer
Behavior Emotion
• Non-Drowsy • Alert & Focused
• 24 Hour • Live as if allergy free
• Symptom Relief
• Quality of Life Study
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Focus on the Consumer
Build Brand Equity by better fulfilling consumer
needs & desires:
REMARKABLE
INNOVATION
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TRANSFORM
CONSUMER
EXPERIENCE
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Importance of Innovation
• Product
• Packaging/Delivery
• Claims
• Positioning/Communication
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Importance of Innovation
Dove Shampoo
Dove Deodorant
Dove Body Lotion
Dove Soap
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PM
CHILDREN’S
Rapid Release
Cold & Flu
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Global Competitors
J&J
J&J Wyeth
Wyeth Novartis
Novartis
Bayer
Bayer P&G
P&G GSK
GSK
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Successful Global Brands
• Create Value
• Focus on the Consumer
• Create remarkable Innovation
Build Brand Equity & Profitable Growth
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In Summary
Macro global trends bode well for self-care and the CHC industry
Rx-to-OTC switches - Innovation leading to increased self-care
Brand equity drives success in the marketplace
Consumer-centric focus is the key to success
Successful brands can grow into perpetuity
Innovation can extend the product lifecycle
Global brands drive value of CHC portfolios
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