Marketing Sunsilk: How Unilever Launched its Global Hair Care Brand in the US |
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ExcerptsBackground NoteUnilever, an Anglo-Dutch company, was formed in 1930 as a result of a merger between British soap maker Lever Brothers and Dutch margarine producer Margarine Union. The merger was beneficial to both companies as palm oil was a major raw material for both margarine and soap and could be imported more efficiently in larger quantities...
Sunsilk Promotional StrategiesWith the launch of the Sunsilk brand in the US, Unilever hoped to gain market share in the hair care segment. It adopted innovative strategies and developed new marketing campaigns to attract women to the brand and to gain popularity among the youth population, its target customers...
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Exhibit I: Unilever Brands in the US |
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