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BT Group Brand
Portfolio Strategy

 

By developing a Group-level consumer segmentation we were able to define distinct and compelling positionings for BT’s three consumer brands.

 

Challenge

BT Group's £12.5bn acquisition of EE created a portfolio of three major brands in its consumer division that were at risk of competing against each other.

BT Group came to us with a question: how do we optimise the positioning of BT, EE and Plusnet to maximise consideration and value for the future?

Approach

We first developed a single consumer segmentation for all of BT Group's consumer brands and products, framed around people's personal values, attitudes to technology, and product needs.

We then worked iteratively with users from across all three brands to define how to target the different customer types with the right brand for them.

Impact

We delivered a portfolio strategy for BT, EE and Plusnet that assigned a distinct positioning and a clearly-defined target audience to each brand.

This strategy now defines how each brand goes to market. It has successfully driven greater differentiation between the three brands by enabling the design of more relevant products and propositions, a more targeted pricing strategy, and more effective marketing campaigns.

 
Basis created a common language and a simple framework to help us make a success of our portfolio of brands. This work is at the heart of our strategy for the BT Consumer business unit and continues to inform our approach to positioning, pricing, propositions and marketing across the BT, EE and Plusnet brands.
— Leah Kennedy - Head of Commercial Insight, BT Consumer
 

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