As it is important for Innocent to target a younger audience, they had children help chose the recipes. ... As mentioned earlier, Innocent mostly targets young children and to the adults who seek a healthy beverage, but they do not market to other segments. For instance, they do not market to the elderly consumers meaning they lack targeting strategies. The company needs to change their target market so that they can meet all of their customer's needs and expectations. ... "Tropicana" is Innocent's biggest competitor as they are adding a line of healthier juices and smoot...

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INTRO  Demographics These days it seems hydration is absolutely more important than ever, but with so many beverages on the market, I sometimes don't know which one fills my thirst needs. ... Where initially the challenges we faced in this pretend ad campaign was how we were going to market our product to a group constantly changing their tastes and preferences and what message we wanted to send to our consumers. The target market we chose was the demographic aged 18-35. ... Our target market is also the type that is becoming predominantly more "active-, whether "active...

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Also, I surmise from the use of Starbucks in such a prominent way that this advertisement's target market and audience is any Starbucks patron. ... The target market is women who desire recognition and to be sexy. ... The people in the picture represent earplanes' target market - i.e. the elderly, middle aged, young adults and children. ... Although this advertisement conveys to the target audience very well what the product is and the benefits of owning it, I do not think it is created very well and is very appealing for the following reasons: 1. ...

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They focus on the elements in the retail mix to direct on the wants, needs, demands on the target market. ... Starbucks has targeted non-coffee drinkers can also to go to the coffee bar and enjoy a hot cup of tea, chocolate and a pastry in a trendy atmosphere. ... The Company believes that its direct-to-consumer operations support its retail store expansion into new markets and reinforce brand recognition in existing markets. Starbucks is the only competitor in the coffee bar market that has a recognized brand image. ... The higher costs have cut into markets, which have heightened the co...

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Target Market The market for Coffee has grown in the past several years. ... We really want to target the working class and college students. ... With the market growing and on the rise we feel like That Cute Coffee Shop could go far. In a small town the market will be smaller but as the word spreads business could come from Bowling Green area.  ... We want to market with posters throughout town in January of 2018. ...

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Starbucks have started its business in 1971 by opening a shop in Seattle's Pike Place Market. ... Starbucks, the global fast-coffee-chain and preferred target of anti-globalisation-rioters (easy, there is a Starbucks everywhere), has finally opened up two shops in Vienna. ...

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Things a company must look into when assessing this model should be profit margins, analysis of the market segment, and how consumers value the company's product. ... For instance, the way Kim marketed and designed for the locations was stupendous. ... Caffebene is finally known for its ability to discover the need for new or seasonal menu and develop it quickly for sale to their target segment. ...

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1. What explains the Starbucks success story? Starbucks success in the the 1990's, was a result of Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz's vision for the company. Schultz's goal was not primarily about the coffee itself; it was about creating an experience around drinking coffee in a Starbucks store. He ...

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With its latest innovation of the T-Mobile Hot Spot Card on the market, surfing the web over hot coffee just became easier. No more waiting in long lines for venti latte, or a tall frappucino, Schultz simply added more comfort and convenience within the highly targeted market, using high-speed accessibility; this will assess both present and future technological needs to support Starbucks global growth (Compaq Media Press). ... Sustainable sales growth comes from breakthrough features or benefits in several areas including, planning, packaging, technology, positioning, merchandising...

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It was also clear to Schultz that Starbucks was strongly committed to educating its customers on the qualities of fine coffees, rather than just playing the game of the mass-market appeal. ... Today, Starbucks is the leading roaster and retailer of specialty coffee in North America with more than 1,000 retail stores in 32 markets. The Store Expansion Strategy In 1992 and 1993 Starbucks developed a three-year geographic expansion strategy that targeted areas which not only had favorable demographic profiles but which also could be serviced and supported by the company's operations infr...

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The report also notices and generally analyses the Brand Positioning and the consistency of the Marketing Mix Strategy in Australia's beverage market. ... Gongcha usually offers price discounts on social networks, which are prevalent for teenagers - their target customers. ... BRAND POSITIONING With the 4Ps strategy, Gongcha targets young and enthusiastic people. ...

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Starbucks began in 1971 when three men opened a store called Starbucks Coffee, Tea, and Spice in Pikes Peak Market in Seattle. ... Starbucks was committed to educating its customers to appreciate the qualities of fine coffees, rather than just trying to use mass-market appeal. ... In 1993, the company created an expansion strategy that targeted areas that had favorable demographics and could be supported by its infrastructure. ...

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Schultz got his start with Starbucks Coffee & Tea, which doled out popular free samples of coffee brewed and sold at a shop in Seattle's Pikes Place Market. ... Starbucks retail expansion strategy is to increase its market share in existing markets and to open stores in new markets where it believes it can become the leading specialty coffee retailer. ... PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION: RETAIL STORES: The Company's retail objective is to become the leading retailer and brand of coffee in each of its target markets by selling the finest quality coffees and related products, and by providing...

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