Bombay Shaving Company
Bombay Shaving Company
Bombay Shaving Company
Shantanu Deshpande, the founder of Bombay Shaving Company, started the company
with the idea of revolutionizing the way men approach grooming. He realized that there
was a gap in the market for high- quality men's grooming products, and he set out to fill
Product Range
•Men’s Grooming:
• Shaving Kits: Precision razors, shave foams, and
aftershave balms
• Beard Care: Beard oils, balms, and grooming kits
• Skincare: Face washes, scrubs, moisturizers, and
sunscreens
•Women’s Grooming:
• Shaving Products: Razors, shave gels, and post-
shave care
• Skincare: Exfoliators, moisturizers, and specialty
care
•Unisex & Specialty Products:
• Charcoal-based products, bath essentials, and
fragrances
Target Audience
•Primary Audience: Millennial and Gen Z
consumers
•Secondary Audience: Health-conscious, eco-
friendly consumers interested in premium, natural
ingredients
•Demographics:
• Age Range: 18-40 years
• Middle to upper-middle class, urban population with
disposable income for premium grooming products
Marketing Strategy
•Digital-First Approach:
• Heavy presence on social media platforms like Instagram,
Facebook, and YouTube
• Collaborations with influencers to increase brand reach and
engagement
•Content Marketing:
• Blogs, tutorials, and engaging videos on grooming tips and
skincare
•Retail Expansion:
• Available online and in select retail stores across India
• Tie-ups with e-commerce giants like Amazon, Nykaa, and
Flipkart
Unique Selling Points
(USPs)
•Direct Competitors:
• The Man Company, Beardo, Gillette
•Indirect Competitors:
• FMCG giants in the grooming space: HUL,
Emami, P&G
•Competitive Edge:
• Customized grooming kits, premium quality,
Indian-focused grooming solutions
Future Roadmap
• Target audience alignment: The pricing appeals to urban, affluent consumers who are willing to pay more for
perceived quality and brand image.
• Margin potential: Higher prices allow for potentially better profit margins, which can fund further innovation and
marketing efforts.
• Quality perception: Premium pricing can reinforce the perception of superior product quality.
Strategic implications:
• Limited market share: The high price point may limit BSC’s potential market share, focusing on a niche
audience.
• Brand positioning: It firmly establishes BSC as a premium brand in the men's grooming market.
• Customer expectations: Higher prices create higher customer expectations for product quality and customer
service
What new product can BSC create based on an analysis of the keyword cloud in case exhibit
3? Similarly, what should the campaign message be and why?
New product idea: Based on the keyword cloud, BSC could develop a "Gentle Charcoal Face Wash for Sensitive Skin
Key features:
Campaign message: "Gentle Power: BSC’s Charcoal Face Wash - Deep Clean Without the Burn"
Rationale:
• Targets a wider audience by being safe for daily use and during pregnancy
3. How can BSC increase conversion rates based on data analysis? What inferences can be
drawn?
To increase conversion rates, BSC can:
1. Optimize paid social and search campaigns: These channels have the highest sessions but relatively low conversion rates.
2. Improve website user experience: Reduce bounce rates and increase average session duration across channels.
3. Enhance CRM strategies: While CRM has fewer sessions, it shows potential for higher engagement
4. Focus on organic reach: It has the highest average session duration, indicating high-quality traffic.
5. Refine affiliate marketing: High session numbers but low conversions suggest room for improvement.
Inferences:
• Organic reach produces highly engaged users, suggesting content marketing could be valuable.
• The website may need improvements to reduce bounce rates and increase engagement.