Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Executive Summary
McCafee
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Overview On Product Growth
Dunkin' Donuts
McDonald’s
Caribou
Coffee
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Store Locator
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Starbucks vs. Dunkin’ Donuts
Starbucks vs. Dunkin’ Donuts
AD AGE
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Starbucks vs. McDonalds
AD AGE
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Starbucks vs. Caribou Coffee
Starbucks vs. Caribou Coffee
Network TV $3,152,400
Spot TV $125,400
Syndication $89,200
Cable TV $8,640,000
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Starbucks vs. Caribou Coffee
$30,000,000
$25,000,000
$20,000,000
$15,000,000
Caribou Coffee
$10,000,000 Starbucks Coffee
Starbucks Coffee Shops
$5,000,000
$0
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Media Spending
Television Campaigns
Web Campaigns
Regional Campaigns
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Television Campaigns
AD AGE
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Web Campaigns
May 15, Dunkin’ Donuts holds its annual Free Iced Coffee Day,
giving away 4 million cups in 2008.
AD AGE
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Tactical Campaigns for McDonald’s
AD AGE
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Regional Campaigns
AD AGE
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Regional Campaigns
Corporate Eye
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Situation Analysis
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History of Market
Unlike many commodities, shifts in coffee supply and demand are not
prone to price changes
The bulk of world coffee production comes from the tropical highlands
of the Western Hemisphere and in the low, hot areas of Africa and Asia.
South and Central America produce the majority of coffee traded in
the world commerce. The world’s major coffee producers are Brazil,
Vietnam, Colombia, and Indonesia.
http://www.tradertech.com/information/coffeetrading.asp
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History of Market
http://www.tradertech.com/information/coffeetrading.asp
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Market Share
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Market Share
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Market
http://www.wikinvest.com/stock/Starbucks_(SBUX)
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Competition
http://www.wikinvest.com/stock/Starbucks_(SBUX)
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Pricing
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123413848760761577.htm
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Strengths
Internal factors
Weaknesses
Opportunities
External
Threats factors
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
•Starbucks is seen as the biggest and best in the business-
Highly regarded coffee shop
•Starbucks has a natural edge over its lesser‐known
competitors in that people already associate it with a high
quality and popular experience
•With high amount of locations allows them to reach a larger
market. Especially when the locations are in big cities.
•Drive-Thru Stores
•Also, new products quickly across a large demographic
and ensures a large exposure of clientele to prevent new 7
entrants from gaining market share
•Its goal is to become a ‘third place’ within its consumers
lives.
- Offers free ‘wifi’ connection
- Comfortable ambiance
Source: http://www.starbucks.com/assets/company-profile-feb10.pdf
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Brand Image
Focuses on consistency in delivering positive consumer experience stresses the
point about consumer visits to its cafes being an experience
Four store designs—one for each of the four stages of coffee making: growing,
roasting, brewing, and aroma—each with its own color combinations, lighting
scheme, and component materials
They create a consistent, inviting, stimulating environment that evokes the passion
for coffee
Every barista hired for a retail job in a Starbucks store received at least 24 hours
training in the first two to four weeks. The training included classes on coffee
history, drink preparation, coffee knowledge (four hours), customer service (four
hours), and retail skills, plus a four-hour workshop called "Brewing the Perfect Cup.“
Source: http://www.mhhe.com/business/management/thompson/11e/case/starbucks-2.html
http://www.scribd.com/doc/50040066/Analysis-of-Starbucks-and-its-International-Strategy-2011
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Unique Strategy
To capture key locations and open stores in close proximity to each
other is unique strategy for Starbucks
-Pepsi-Cola Co.
Strong presence in the United States of America with more than three quarters of
their cafes located in the home market
Achieve a balanced portfolio by reaching additional worldwide consumers
Over-saturation of the market
High price
Competition with other low priced brands
Still Starbucks Source: www.shahzadtc.com/pdf/SWOTTOWS.doc
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Weaknesses
Customer standards:
In Israel, Starbucks has had a hard time taking off because it won’t maintain kosher
standards.
Refuses to guarantee that milk, beverages, and baked goods sold in the company’s stores
do not contain any genetically-modified ingredients.
Financials:
Increased competition- General , small coffee shops and large corporations
Customers trading down shifting to competitors with lower priced products
Declines in general consumer demand for specialty coffee products
Increased Costs:
High quality milk
Arabica coffee
Labor costs such as increased health care costs, general market wage levels and workers’
compensation
New Store openings- construction
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Opportunities
New Market Opportunities Internationally
New Products:
Health drinks
Organic drinks
Energy drinks
Kid focused drinks
Sources: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/03/us-starbucks-idUSTRE7921M320111003
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Threats
Source: http://www.thestreet.com/story/10781552/cheap-coffee-starbucks-vs-mcdonalds.html
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Threats
Image Threat:
Anti-Starbucks Groups:
National Gun Victims Action Council (NGAC)
Unions
Petition for Good Jobs at Starbucks
Increased pay
Source:
http://coe.brown.edu/documents/StarbucksaStrategicAnalysis_R.Larson_honors_2008.p
df
Source: http://www.starbucksunion.org/
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Distribution Channel
Starbucks.com
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Chain of Supply
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Chain of Supply
Starbucks.com
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Background Information
Everything they put into their work comes from their own
passions and inspirations
Starbucks.com
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Plantation
Starbucks.com
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Plantation to Manufacturing
Starbucks.com
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Manufacturing to Store
Starbucks.com
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Retailers to Consumers
Starbucks.com
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History
80’s 90’s
70’s • 1982-Howard Schultz joins • 1995- Beginning of the
Starbucks as director of Frappes- total stores
• 1971- Starbucks retail operations and 677
marketing. Starbucks
opens first store begins providing coffee • 1997- Starbucks
in Seattle’s Pike to fine restaurants and Foundation starts
espresso bars
Place Market.` • 1983-Developed
• 1998- Tazo tea
company is aquired
coffeehouse in Seattle • 1999- China, Kuwait,
based on Cafes in Italy.
Lebanon and South
• 1984- First Starbucks café
late served
Korea
• 1987- expanded to 17
stores
2000’s
2000’s cont.
2000- Howard Schultz
2003- Seattle’s Best Coffee Present Day
transitions to chairman and
chief global strategist and Torrefazione Italia 2010- Expands digital
coffee brands are aquired
2001- Introduces the offerings for customers
Starbucks Card, an 2004- 8,569 Stores with free unlimited Wi‐Fi,
innovative stored‐value 2005- Orin Smith retires as Starbucks Digital
card for customers to use Starbucks president and Network in U.S. stores
and reload. chief executive officer. Jim
Donald promoted to 16,858 Stores
2002- Starts selling Fairtrade
certified coffee in the president and chief 2012- Becomes the
countries where Starbucks executive officer world’s largest buyer of
does business. 2008- Eliminates all artificial Fair Trade coffee
2002- Establishes Starbucks trans fat and makes 2
Coffee Trading Company percent milk the new
(SCTC) standard for espresso
beverages in all U.S. stores
Advertising and Media Analysis
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Starbucks Advertising
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Starbucks Advertising
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Starbucks Advertising
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Starbucks Advertising
Starbucks created a joint venture with Pepsi-Cola which had driven up company
sales
26 percent of viewers had admitted to admire the equality of men and women
possessed in the Starbucks commercials
Starbucks wants to continue their marketing and advertising efforts in this unique
way
Starbucks had partnered with the CW in 2010 for an online contest. This online
contest was to show ingredients for the Frappuccino beverage, and transitions
and music into one commercial
The winning online ad through this contest would be aired during the “Gossip Girl”
season finale
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Starbucks Advertising
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Starbucks Advertising
Their premium products with its rich taste and aroma also
results in the word-of-mouth which the company
depends on primarily
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Starbucks Social Media
Starbucks has a social media marketing strategy, as well
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Starbucks Advertisements
On May 3rd, 2009 Starbucks had launched a long term, multi
channel campaign. It’s goal was to emphasize the unique
experience, exceptional coffee, and the brand’s quality value
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Starbucks Ad Campaign
When Starbucks had created the new ad campaign in 2009, it had
wanted to target a whole new generation of coffee drinkers
Consumers had to hunt for these posters all around the cities. Once
they had found any one of these posters, they had to post them on
Twitter
This was the first time which Starbucks had performed traditional advertising
and ignored their word-of-mouth advertising
Employees would also post YouTube videos talking about their experiences
working at Starbucks
On the Saturday before the 2008 election, the company had sponsored 60
second commercials on “Saturday Night Live”
The ad’s also emphasize how they roast the beans until
they pop twice to ensure quality taste
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Starbucks Ad campaigns
Another ad campaign for
Starbucks was for the
Frappuccino beverage.
Starbucks had launched two
campaigns at the same time in
2010
Frappuccino drinks
Frappuccino campaign
had emphasized
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Starbucks Mobile Advertising
Campaign
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Starbucks Mobile Advertising
Campaign
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When consumers tap on the ad, they are directed to swipe this screen:
Consumers can choose a summer drink once they swipe the icy
screen. Such drinks include iced coffee with milk or Tazo shaken
iced passion tea lemonade.
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Starbucks Advertising
Starbucks had also ran a rich
media ad campaign on I pad
sites on VH1 and MTV
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Starbucks Logo Timeline
Throughout the years, Starbucks had improved and
updated its brand logo
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Starbucks Billboards
In 2008, Starbucks had put up a number of billboards in
Seattle
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Target Audience Analysis
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Seattle
Boston
Minneapolis Cleveland
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angelese
Atlanta
Phoenix Dallas
Orlando
Houston Tampa
Miami
DMA Allocation 73
Media Plan
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Media Objectives
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Magazine Tactics
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Newspaper Tactics
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Television Tactics
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Out of Home Tactics
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Internet Tactics
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Promotional Tactics
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Media Strategies
To build the brand in mediums which will involve
consumers more actively in the process of marketing
Starbucks
To extend amount of mediums to portray brand
quality
To gain maximum exposure to result in gain in
revenue
To build brand awareness to guarantee subsequent
purchase of product
The media plan will generate interest by connecting
to the public
Budget Allocation
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Flow Chart
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Reach and Frequency
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Recommended Media Selection
and Rationale
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Magazines
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Newspapers
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Television
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Out of Home
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Internet
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Promotions
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Other Tactics Considered But Not
Recommended
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Alternative Plans with Fluctuation in
Budget
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Decision Dates
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Client Questions Responses
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Competitive Analysis Works Cited
AD Age: http://adage.com/article/mediaworks/comparing-coffee-media-
strategies-dunkin-mcdonald-s/134095/
AD Week: http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/caribou-
coffee-names-cm-new-ad-agency-105166
McCafee: http://www.mcafee.cc/Classes/BEM106/Papers/2008/Starbucks.pdf
Digital Commons.
http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1005&c
ontext=busi_fac_pubs
Sose Marketing.
http://www.sosemarketing.com/2011/03/29/starbuck%E2%80%99s-
success-is-its-word-of-mouthsocial-mediaviral-marketing-strategy/
Starbucks News.
http://news.starbucks.com/news/coffee+value+values+campaign.htm
Mobile Marketer.
http://www.mobilemarketer.com/cms/news/advertising/11299.ht
ml
AD Week. http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/starbucks-logo-
timeline-future-redesigns-11746
Ad Age. http://adage.com/article/news/sales-starbucks-rolls-ad- 99