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Ariel and Tide detergent belong to the same company that is Procter and Gamble. This is an example of diversification and differentiation strategies in the business industries.
- William Procter and James Gamble founded this huge manufacturing business in 1837 with a vision to dominate the laundry aisle all around the world
- They came with a strategy where a customer can have a variety of products according to their choice.
- Both Tide and Ariel are considered one of the largest selling detergents around the globe.
- There are more companies under P and G in the laundry industry some examples are Gain, Dawn, and Downey.
- Many companies have used this diversification strategy to reach customers' preferences. For example -Coca-Cola expanded their business through this strategy, brands like Fanta and Sprite are sub-brand of Coca-Cola.
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