The Successful Repositioning of Lucozade
Lucozade has successfully repositioned itself in the market. Describe
and analyse the marketing strategy used by the business to increase
profit?
A recent report on the UK Market for sports and energy drinks showed
that the category has continued to grow at an explosive rate with more
than 20 launches and relaunches in that market alone last year.
Probably one of the most successful relaunches of the 1990s was the
repositioning of Lucozade from a health drink to a sports drink.
Lucozade is now one of the most widely recognized brands in Britain,
but it has taken a long time to get, so we have to ask ourselves – How
did this happen?
Lucozade has been around since the 1920s and was originally sold as
glocozade glucose based energy drink for sick children. Later it was
rebranded as lucozade and again marketed as a health drink, something
you would drink when your energy levels needed boosting such as when
you were sick or visiting someone in hospital who was sick; again you
would take them a bottle of lucozade. However from the 1990s lucozade
rebranded and also extended their brand name Lucozade sport and later
Lucozade energy, this rebrand happened for a reason and was part of a
strategic marketing campaign to coincide with changes in people’s
perception of work, sport and general social attitudes.
More often than not, it is social changes, technology and science
that push a product in a certain direction...
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