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RJR--S1 HOPC Study (K. Larson's Notes): The 100mm FFLT Female

Date: 13 Mar 1980
Length: 2 pages
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Abstract

RJR- S1 HOPC Study (K. Larson's notes). Gives profile of the "100mm FFLT Female"- traditional with life values, "reads newspapers, watches T.V., and listens to music often," concerned about the "social acceptability of smoking," tries new products, but has a low trial level, etc. Includes information on Project S1- target consumer (25-49 year old females, middle to upper class, etc.)- their wants (enjoyment, relaxation, no ultra low tar, etc.), brands currently smoked (B&H Lights, Virginia Slims Lights, Merit 100's), and why they should "smoke our brand" (under development).

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Original document code was 4111.

Company
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Target Market
Female
Upper Class
Major Subject
Advertising and Marketing
Smoker
Minor Subject
Advertising and Marketing -research
Advertising and Marketing -strategy
Advertising and Marketing -target market --female
Advertising and Marketing -target market --upper class
Cigarette -advertising and marketing
Cigarette -design
Smoker -profile
Smoker -smoker beliefs
Tobacco Usage Behavior -adult (25+ years old)
Tobacco Usage Behavior -research
Author
Larson, K
Brand
Benson & Hedges (PM)
Merit (PM)
Virginia Slims (PM)

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RJR--S1 HOPC Study (K. Larson's notes) The 100mm FFLT Female The Sl woman is fairly traditional in her life values. new values at a lesser degree than the average smoker. strongly values family life and plays an active role in life. She accepts She domestic She reads newspapers, watches TV and listens to music often. She reads books more-than the average smoker, but not as frequently as her newspaper/TV activities. She plays cards about as fre- quently as she reads books, more often than most smokers. The target smoker is more civic minded than most smokers. Although she attends more cultural activities than most smokers, this is an occasional, rather than a frequent activity. She is concerned about her physical fitness and occassionally partakes in fitness related activities. In the realm of smoking, she is highly concerned about the social acceptability of smoking. She is confused by product proliferation in cigarettes. While she tends to try new products more than most smokers, her trial level is not particularly high.
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Proj_ect Sl 1. Who is The Target Consumer? . 25-49 year old females. . Middle to upper income, educated. . Reside primarily in major cities and suburban areas of U.S. . Mature, articulate, career oriented and/or very active outside home. . Highly self-image conscious. . Desire to project themselves as a socially acceptable person peer support/positive support for smoking. . Demonstrate a willingness to try new products. 2. What Does The Target Consumer Want? . Smoke for enjoyment, relaxation, satisfaction of flavor delivery. . 100mm product -- style, value . Taste "Standard" is lighter, smoother delivery generic to low tar 100's -- not FF taste. . No desire for ultra low tar. . No major dissatisfactions. 3. What Brand Does The Target Consumer Currently Smoke? . Smoking FFLT 100mm brands in the 9-13 mg tar range. . Three primary brands: B&H Lights Virginia Slims Lights Merit 100's 4. Reason Why The Target Consumer Should Smoke Our Brand . Reason why under development. . Based on consumer work, General Direction is: - "Style" in the sunse of lifestyle -- a brand that better complements/projects the target's ideal self and preferred lifestyle.

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