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BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IN HOTEL &

TOURISM MANAGEMENT

Hospitality Marketing Project

Final Assessment:

Peloton Marketing Analysis

By:

Elea Thibert 739583 Felipe Santana 736457

Vlad Gabriel Sandru 739389 Elio Arjona 738957

Submitted on: June 16, 2020

Submitted to: Mrs. Olga Larina Course Lecturer

MKT360

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS .............................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.

TARGET MARKET .................................................................................................................. 5

Segmentation .......................................................................................................................... 5

Targeting ................................................................................................................................ 6

Positioning ............................................................................................................................. 7

PRODUCTS OF PELOTON ..................................................................................................... 8

Details for Peloton Bike ......................................................................................................... 9

Details of Peloton Treadmill .................................................................................................. 9

Peloton Product Level Description ...................................................................................... 10

PRICE ANALYSIS ................................................................................................................. 11

Internal Factors: ................................................................................................................... 12

External Factors ................................................................................................................... 12

PLACE - DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS ............................................................................... 13

Customer Experience Control and Distribution Channels ................................................... 14

PROMOTION ANALYSIS ..................................................................................................... 16

Advertising ........................................................................................................................... 16

Personal Selling- 5% ............................................................................................................ 16

Public Relations- 25% .......................................................................................................... 16

Direct Marketing- 40% ........................................................................................................ 17

Sales Promotion- 30% .......................................................................................................... 17

Push and Pull Strategy ......................................................................................................... 18

CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................................ 19

APPENDIX .............................................................................................................................. 20

Consumer Preferences Survey ............................................................................................. 20

Persona Canva ...................................................................................................................... 20

Value Preposition ................................................................................................................. 20

REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 25

1. INTRODUCTION Peloton is the largest fitness platform participating in the global health and wellness industry

with a perpetual growing community with more than 1.5 million members. It was founded in

2012 and has its headquarter located in New York, United States.

The company fitness products include the Peloton Bike, which was first launched in 2014 and

the Peloton Tread, which was first launched in 2018. Until June 30, 2019, the company’s main

market was the United States where approximately 95% of products were sold in total. Besides

fitness products, Peloton also runs a Digital app, which is one of the two main sources

generating the company’s revenue. Peloton initial public offering was on 26th September 2019

at a price of $29 per share. The purposes of this report are to introduce and analyze the company

from a marketing perspective broadly assessing the “4 P’s” while identifying their business

model.

HEADACHES HEADACHES

KEY PARTNERS KEY ACTIVITIES VALUE PROPOSITIONS

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS

CUSTOMER SEGMENTS

REVENUE STREAMS

CHANNELS KEY RESOURCES

COST STRUCTURE

2. BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS DISIGNED BY: Elio, Vlad, Elea, Felipe DISIGNED FOR: DATE: 13/05/2020

Social media

Facebook

Instagram

YouTobe

TV Advertising

Podcasts

Store Experince

Free trials

Promotions sites.

• High-Quality treadmill and bicycle with up-to-date

technology.

• High intensity and enjoyable fitness classes

anytime.

• Instructors feedback through live lessons.

• Access to a catalog of diversified fitness classes

live or pre-recorded.

• Helps achive a good health condition through exercise

and weight goals in a

comfortable environment.

Behavioral segmentation

• Passionate of sports. • People who work from

home.

Demographic Segmentation

• Women after pregnancy.

• Adults (35-65)

Social Status

• Annual household income about 100,000$

or more.

Geographical Segmentation

• Canada and Switzerland

Corporate Customers

• Luxury Hotels. • Health care (fitness)

for business

employees.

• Selling workout equipment (719 mil. $ - 2019) • Subscription service offering access to a spin class library

and live on-demand classes (181 mil. $ - 2019)

• Rent bikes to entities such as gyms or offices (14.7$mil) Total Revenue 915 mil. $

Net Loss: 195.6 mil $ (Directory List of $full_dir, 2020)

• Fabrication, storage of goods, the rent of the stores; cost associated with suppliers (sofware, servers, technology) 410.8 mil. $

• Sales and marketing 324 mil. $ (2019) • Subscription Cost (the cost of hiring intructors) 103.7 mil $ • Management; instructors; workers; administrative; IT developers (staff

salary) 207 mil.$ (2019)

• Research and development 54.8 mil. $ (2019) • Delivery; Bike and treadmill maintenance and substitute fixes 17 mil.$

Total operating expenses + cost of revenue 1117.2 mil $

Machinery and production

sites.

HR (IT developers,

sportsmen, instructors)

Online stores.

Data collection, statistics

and trends.

Patents; Trademarks

Virtual coaching

Healthy food

recommendation

Manufacturing

Marketing advertising

IT Maintenance

Build a community

Create emotional loyalty

Feedback through

surveys.

Empower employees

• Suppliers of technological sub-

products.

• Shipping companies. • Community and

Business Alliances

for developing the

products.

• Investors • Catterton investment

corporation

3. TARGET MARKET

In the initial periods, Peloton concentrated on a market with customers who were able to pay

a high amount of money for home fitness training equipment, obviously a piece of high-quality

equipment. The important consumers were divided into the following three major regions,

Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom, since there was a large number of

consumers in these three locations that Peloton was constantly looking to target.

However, this analysis is based mostly on the analysis of segmentation in Canada, taking into

consideration that this is a key country for Peloton 's growth.

3.1. Segmentation Nowadays, Peloton sells its products within the same quality but it is becomes more flexible

with prices in order to expand in a large markets that typically focuses on people with an

average income, and these consumers are mostly athletes and business people who may not

have much time to train in the gym or prefer do train at home. Below are the four elements of

Peloton market segments:

I. Demographic Segments: The main consumers of Peloton are in between 28 years of

age and 65 years old. In respect to gender, Peloton focuses as much on men as per

women. However, according to a study taken by Ipsos (Varum and Andrew, 2019, 45

per cent of Canadian men do not have enough time to accomplish their schedule, while

the percentage of women is about 35 per cent.

Canadian customers are likely married or have a partner, including a higher educational

level at the degree level. The quality of the goods of the Peloton is pointed directly at

the upper-class people who do have spacious homes and who are able to pay a price

that can be considered high. The survey carried out by our company shows us that most

of our Canadian buyers have a social status of an income of more than $50,000, given

that this country is a developed economy (Varum and Andrew, 2019).

II. Geographic Segments: Canada has a large number of potential customers; therefore,

this proposed research focuses almost only on this country. The strategic places for

Peloton are about being present in the major cities by installing exhibition centers in

provinces such as British Columbia, Vancouver, Ontario, Toronto, North York and

Alberta, which have been called strategic locations because have a huge number of

customers (Varum and Andrew, 2019).

III. Psychographic Segment: Peloton clients in the Canadian region have many important

elements that must be taken into consideration, such as the preference for nutritious

foods, products and reliability, the active involvement of consumers in social media

platforms, as well as the willingness of Peloton clients to listen to music during their

workout sessions. This group of people has an excellent understanding of technology

and is straightforward to express themselves when they receive a bad customer service

or when they are misinformed by a fraudulent product, The lifestyle of these people is

quite stressful, that further means that time has a really important value to them.

IV. Behavioral segments: the dominant method “Benefits Sought”since the consumer

when investigating about the Peloton product will easily notice that the benefits of this

product are mainly to offer exercise machines at home for people who do not have

enough time to go to the gym allowing better communication between the manager and

the consumers. To the consumer access to the information of the Peloton products this

generates more interest in the consumers since they will know their benefits,

characteristics, and value.

3.2. Targeting The market targeting in Canada is mainly focused on adults and elderly people because they

are the consumers with the need and the resources to buy Peloton products. According to the

Peloton survey carried out by Ipsos, three out of every four Canadian inhabitants in an age

range of 25 to 65 years answered that it is difficult for them to dedicate time to exercise classes

in a gym due to their busy schedules, this means that this is the principal targeting of Peloton

in this country.

Peloton Demographic segment targeted in Canada are people from 35 to 65 years old. This

segment of people in general have similar needs and that due to their busy schedule they cannot

go to a gym to do exercise (Varum and Andrew, 2019).

The figure below illustrates the population of Canada in 2020 which is concentrated in the

range of 24 to 64 years of age and also shows that the proportion of men and women are mainly

the same. In general, this group of people maintains a fairly busy schedule due to jobs and have

the monetary capacity to acquire the products of Peloton since this helps to alleviate their needs,

this being easily the Peloton niche or the target market (Canada population, 2020).

3.3. Positioning Peloton deference in the market with certain aspects that the products offer to the consumers

such as:

• Important: it offers high-quality exercise machines to be adapted at home and to be

used at any time with live classes or prerecorded classes focused mainly on people who

do not have enough time to go to a gym.

• Superior: the technology, the training programs, the combination of technology and

design time make peloton superior compared to the competitors,

Source: Pyramid population 2019

• Communicable: Peloton is made visible to consumers on different types of platforms

and social media to publicize their products and to allow potential consumers to express

themselves about service and product.

4. PRODUCTS OF PELOTON

Peloton offers two main products for use at home: the bike and the treadmill. These two

workout equipments combine technology and efficiency since they have a widescreen monito

r that can directly take control of the fitness classes from home, both live and on request.

Through its applications, Peloton has built-in touch screens, offers classes with professional

instructors live or pre-recorded, classes are adapted to the specific of each person. The

consumer will also be able to check his performance data: sequence, resistance, level of effort

and heart rate, the trainer being able to have access to this type of information to evaluate each

person's performance and also provide feedback with strategies to help people improve their

training efficiency (Tillman, 2020).

BIKE

§ Adjustable

§ Connected

§ Immersive

§ Compact

TREADMILL

§ Live Daily Classes

§ On-Ddemand Library

§ Diverse Clas Types

§ Varied Class Lengths

(Peloton, 2020)

(Peloton, 2020)

4.1. Details for Peloton Bike

The Peloton bicycle is an indoor adapted bicycle with a modern design and a high-end digital

technology connected with a tablet with an HD screen, a 22-inch touch screen for Wi-Fi that

transmits live and on-demand classes, including dynamic classes that empowers a cyclist to

compete with other participants, performing a powerful cardiovascular exercise with a more

workable and enjoyable process.

This bike has a durable material of up to 135 pounds, but it has two practical small wheels in

the front for easy transition from one stage to another. These bikes are presumed quite high

resistance even though it has aluminum pedals, a welded steel arch, a plastic support can be

indicated on the front to place water bottles, and there is space to accommodate hand weights

on the back. Also, the bicycle offers an easy adjustment system, either for the height of the

handlebar or for the seat, either to bring it closer to the screen or to move further away, extends

the handlebar forward so that you can continue moving hands easily from the saddle to the

hover and vice versa (Wollerton, 2020).

4.2. Details of Peloton Treadmill

The Peloton Tread is a treadmill designed to offer greater benefits to customers having a

modern and innovative 32-inch touch screen offering "panoramic tours" that you can do while

watching a video of a trail. Its design emphasizes robust support, enough space to place two

bottles of water, telephone and other accessions necessary for the riders' comfort. Like the bike,

the screen of the tread allows you to access the guided classes of your choice, access your

profile settings, and view your statistics, including calories burned, for each workout (Loria,

2020). The concept is built to be silent so that the runner can listen to the classes or music

without noise. The live or pre-recorded training sessions from the Peloton catalog, offer classes

for beginners with low intensity and intense advanced classes with other experienced riders

where they can assess the conditions and the progress made (Loria, 2020).

4.3. Peloton Product Level Description

PELOTON PRODUCT LEVEL

Core Products

Exercise bike and treadmill to be used at home by people who

do not have the time to go to the gym. Peloton machines are

dedicated to helping people maintain a healthier life through

weight loss, heart rate control, calorie-burning, strength and

endurance improvement. These devices are easy to place at

home and “heal” the “wound” of those who do not have gyms

nearby.

Facilitating Products

Live or pre-recorded classes with professional instructors who

want users to carry out a successful training plan with

nutritional advices for rapid development and effectiveness.

Pre-recorded video catalogs are available at any time with

different goals or training.

Supporting Product

Innovation and high technology capabilities such as a smart

panoramic screen, Wi-Fi connections to attend instructor

classes, accessibility to music and YouTube, as well as user

data control to track the progress.

Augmented Product

Unlimited access at any time. Interaction with instructors who

provide feedback on the training program as well as health

education. The user can choose the trainer with whom one feels

most comfortable continuing to train with.

5. PRICE ANALYSIS

Peloton is a fitness company known for its really good programs, but also for its price.

In fact, to obtain one of their famous bikes or tread equipped with screens for a virtual class

your budget needs to be between 2,000$ and 4,000$, without the equipment and subscription

necessary.

Peloton divided their fitness revolution in three different programs, the most famous program

is the bike launched in 2014, to have a peloton bike you would need a total amount of 2.245$

+39,00$ of a monthly subscription. Then, they propose another alternative with the treadmill,

launched in 2018 for a total of 4,295$ + 39,00$ of a monthly subscription. Finally, the last

program presented is the Peloton Digital, a fitness digital program to follow online, for 19,49$

per month.

But what justifies this price? The company offers another type of fitness experience

throughout the In-home convenience, the unlimited household use, the evolving programming

that is constant, the world-class instructors available 24/7, having an engaged community, and

many varieties of fitness disciplines. (2020)

To buy their product, the customer can either order online, or go to one of the 82 Peloton

showrooms, all delivery services are offered. As Peloton says « Pay the way that’s right for

you », the company comes up with two possibilities of payment, the « Pay Now » or the « Pay

over Time » method which is a basic monthly installment.

The company doesn’t provide any type of discount on its official website, but it is possible to

find a Second Hand Peloton Bike or treadmill for cheaper, plus some reduction coupons are

available online.

Concerning their selling strategy, Peloton charges the customers different prices for the same

product, simple example; to buy the Basics Package that only includes the Bike and the

delivery, the customer needs a total amount of 2,245$. The Basics Package doesn’t mention

that special Peloton shoes are required to use the Bike properly. If the customer wants to buy

the shoes separately from the bike, it will be an extra cost of 159$ that includes the shoes,

weights, and headphones. It is impossible to buy shoes separately.

What are the factors that were considered when setting the price?

5.1. Internal Factors:

PELOTONS OBJECTIVES - “Transform the lives of people around the world with an ever-

evolving fitness platform.”

How does this affect the price?

The objective affects the price by continuing investing in the digital possibilities offered by

their fitness platform. Quality leader objectives result also in a higher price. Moreover, one can

see from the objective that the target market is from all over the globe, resulting in a higher

price due to their extended marketing campaign.

COSTS: The “ever-evolving” company has high costs of product development (410.8 million

$) and research (54.8 mil. $), meaning that the company is focusing on the future, allocating a

considerable percentage of revenue on soon-coming products.

Products with high prices usually have also high marketing costs: Sales and marketing 324

mil. $ -2019. Other costs that can be considered for the pricing can be found in the business

canva.

5.2. External Factors Environmental elements that can currently be considered are the Covid-19 crisis that resulted

in gym closures. The nature of the market is about a high demand for working out at home and

the overall healthy trend which has a high pace of growth. Each year more and more people

focus on having a healthy lifestyle.

There is no significant competition for Peloton because they have differentiated their products

to be luxurious and additionally offer subscriptions. They are the first ones in the market to

produce treadmills and bicycles and offer live classes with them. There is an intense

competition for lower price- lower quality products that do not offer live classes. Their biggest

competition are not producers but actually service givers (gyms). Because the company's

weaknesses are about people’s willingness to do sports from home (rather than gyms) and the

possibility to settle gym machines in the house.

Because the products can be characterized as unique, the price elasticity is lower meaning that

the customers are less sensitive to changes of price but also it creates the “unique value effect”.

Therefore, Peloton has the power to set a high price for their products intended for the luxurious

niche market of working out at home.

Moreover, Peloton has entered in the market with the strategy of Prestige Pricing, meaning

that from the beginning they wanted to position themselves as luxurious and high end producers

entering the market with a high price to support their position.

6. PLACE - DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS

Nowadays Peloton is one of the largest interactive fitness platforms in the world, with their

elevated brand marketing Peloton is counting more than 1.6 million of loyal members around

the world. What type of distribution channels is Peloton using to have such a big community?

The following numbers will give us an idea of Peloton’s impact.

(Peloton, 2020)

As we can see the word “connected” is pretty repetitive for the fitness company. The

distribution channels of Peloton are mainly online, which explains why they claim to be the

“pioneer of connected fitness” (Peloton, 2020). By having an online fitness platform Peloton

is able to “control the entire customer experience” (Peloton, 2020).

Customer Experience Control and Distribution Channels

• First, they are having a multi-sales model by presenting the selling process as seamless

and transparent. The company has 81 Pelotons showrooms opened all around the world.

Most of their showrooms are based in America, while others are based in Canada,

Germany, and the United Kingdom. The different showrooms locations clearly show

that the fitness company is looking for an English-speaking community but also a

wealthy community.

• If none of the showrooms are available in your country, online shopping is possible,

which includes delivery and servicing, they qualify it as a “High-touch brand

experience”.

• Peloton’s distribution channel is also supported by multiple partnerships with luxurious

hotels that use the fitness company products in their fitness/spa, like Four seasons, or

Westin.

• Showrooms and online shopping are definitely making Peloton a direct channel

distribution, since it is only possible to get it from their platforms, without an

intermediary.

• We could also define Peloton as a company with a selective distribution method,

considering the fact that their strategy involves selling bikes and treadmill in selected

outlets in specific locations, or online.

(Peloton, 2020)

After making research we found out that it was hard to get one of Peloton’s products outside

of their usual distribution areas (USA, UK, GER, CND) and that the service wasn’t as good as

mentioned.

We believe that in the future, Peloton should expand internationally and focus on countries

such as Switzerland, Singapore, Luxembourg, or even Japan where the demographic segment

is bigger and where a bigger percentage of the segment would also be able to afford and be

willing to buy their products.

7. PROMOTION ANALYSIS Advertising

From the startup point, it took three years for Peloton to become a big company with almost

500,000 people using their bikes and more than 8 million people total workouts.

Peloton has a large community which is an obsessive, cult-like user. They want to engage

themselves to increase their engagement rate off the charts.

The most recent accomplishments are an 810% increase in “Add to Carts” and an 844%

increase purchases due to the coronavirus crisis but also due to strategic efforts from their teams

(Biggart and Biggart, 2020).

Personal Selling- 5%

Peloton is not exercising personal selling because of the online shopping method that they are

already practicing, but also considering the fact that they only have showrooms. Peloton

doesn’t have the face-to-face selling technique practice with a salesperson trying to persuade

the customers to buy any type of product. It is directly related to the pull strategy which pulls

the customers towards the product.

Public Relations- 25%

A way to have an impact in a customer’s decision could be the need to understand where they

are coming from, the more you recognize your customer’s way of thinking, the more chances

you get of having a conversion. The company split its customers' adventure into five

predominant segments: related to product, the dream of bike ownership, logistical concerns,

excited with the fact of putting their order, and apprehension until its delivery.

All of this changed into a richly specific emotional graph, expressing how their customers sense

and think at each stage of the shopping process.

But once all this is done, there’s a brand-new phase: dependency to the workout. Peloton

doesn’t just sell a product, they offer movements of workout content for all their customers, no

stop. It means that as soon as the acquisition is over, the customer’s adventure keeps for as

long as they use the bike, at the same time as Peloton provides new content material and

reorganizes existing offerings to drive higher usage and brand recognition.

According to SpotLight Conductor, this is the kind of smart content material method which

can drive large returns for any company, you can apply the Peloton approach to your

organization (Biggart and Biggart, 2020).

Direct Marketing- 40%

The best way to measure good content is to relate to data. Things might seem good when we

talk about a blog post or a landing page, but if users do not care about it, does the content have

any value? For the marketers at Peloton, the system they set up, called “virtuous cycle,” gives

them the possibility to constantly retouch content.

After putting in place this new strategy, the company saw a huge increase in bike purchase

from the customers and a small reduction for the purchase cap (Biggart and Biggart, 2020). It

is very hard to say something bad about their results.

Sales Promotion- 30% Peloton does not do sales or discounts, as the basic package cost is $2245 with the delivery

and setup included in the price and never goes on sale.

According to Peloton Guide, the easiest way to save some money is to buy a bike with a

referral code. In 2017, Peloton updated their referral program. You can now save some money

off the purchase of your package with accessories by the use of a promotional code.

Sometimes Peloton will offer complimentary accessory packages as a promotion with the bike

purchase. The best packages have been around the holidays but were prior to the new referral

program for discounted accessories. A “starter package” of accessories has exceptionally been

offered complimentary for military bike users, but you will have to call or visit at their

showroom for specific demands and questions. Also, note that only one promotion or discount

can be used at a time.

If you are a military or paramedic, contact Peloton by phone to get informed about what they

are currently offering as a thank you for your services. They will need to verify your identity

to apply it to your purchase.

Push and Pull Strategy

Peloton is definitely practicing the pull strategy due to the fact that they pull the clients

towards their product. More into details, Peloton’s clients are demanding the products from the

“retailers”. The pull strategy is defined through advertising, social media, blogs, viral

marketing or even email marketing, and Peloton answers all these criteria.

8. CONCLUSION

In general terms, Peloton has designed a good business system that has managed to reach

many homes in North America and for sure much many ears. Since its inception, Peloton has

shown good acceptance by consumers, together with good publicity, even though Peloton is a

company that offers its products at a considerably high price; it continues to increase products

subscriptions, especially the online classes.

Peloton is not the only company that offers gym products at home, other companies also offer

this service and the products are almost the same, but Peloton has managed to remain a leader

in this market because it has many positive factors that help Peloton to keep as leader of this

market.

It is clear that peloton has managed to develop its product proof of that is the good acceptance

it has had in the market but the profit does not reflect the same in terms of profit peloton is not

very well, however, the current world situation that we live could peloton to increase their

profit since in recent months there has been a dramatic increase in subscriptions of and sales

of their main products that are bikes. Peloton has known how to use its tools and establish

considerably high numbers that other companies have not been able to.

9. APPENDIX Consumer Preferences Survey Persona Canva Value Preposition Social Media Research

Figure 1: Consumer Preferences Survey

HEADACHES HEADACHES HEADACHES

Name: Wilson Smith

Role: HR Manager

NEGATIVE TRENDS

FEARS

HEADACHES OPPORTUNITIES

HOPES

POSITIVE TRENDS

Figure2: PERSONA CANVA

What does this person really want?

Fitness concept with technology combination

for use anytime and anywhere.

Personal Issues

Negative trends from the enviroment

Professional and work ralated issues

Positive trends from the environment

Professional and work related positive outcomes

Personal goals and hopes

Keep a healthy condition and create a fitness habbit.

Limitation of having many exercise machines at

home. Organize and establish different types of training

schedules according to the time availabe.

Set up a creative training place according to their preferences and needs.

Technical failure of the machines during certain

periods.

Balance with daily responsabilities and

workout session.

35-55 Years olds

Health is important

Fitness is important Work life balance

Business man Dedicate to work

Figure 3:VALUE PREPOSITION

P

Gain Creators Gain

Product & Services

Pain Relievers Pains

Customer Job(s)

• Improve health and mind. • Fitness and nutrition plan. • Low cost membership • Personal trainer • Classes live or pre-recorded

• Busy schedule • No motivation • Not enough space for the products • Expensiveness • Installing the products

Achieving their dream or goal. Loose weight and maintain good health.

• Good health condition. • Time management • Confortable environment

for workout • Get fitter

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• Virtual Coaching • Modern and technological

equipment. • Healthy food

recomendation • Fun instructor app

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• Profit maximization. • High efficiency • Platform expansion • Service improvement through

feedback

Figure 4: Social Media Research Twitter tags and posts:

Facebook comments regarding Peloton:

Google trends results regarding the keywords “Peloton”, “bike”, “gym”:

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