Starbucks Target Market

Starbucks Target Market

Starbucks monopolistic competition market structure

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1. Starbucks monopolistic competition market structure


Answer:

masarap Yung mga tinitinda sa starbucks


2. Comments about Marketing Plan of Starbucks.​


Answer:

Promotion. Starbucks uses a large variety of channels to market their product from social media to TV spots and ads. It's their mix of marketing media that makes their brand recognizable, and it's the consistent message that comes across every time that makes them stand out. All of that promotion isn't cheap.

Explanation:

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3. How does starbucks compare the american market with the chinese market especially the me generation?


Answer:

dikopo alam kc nga ewan dikopo alam


4. describe the business model of the starbucks.​


Answer:

Starbucks::

starbucks is a very cool and refreshing drink lots of people come to there store because there drinks are so tasty and good! (correct me if im wrong)

Starbucks:

A smart business that appears average but is smarter than intended. Circle tables to make you feel less lonely, and to help you stay longer. Miss spelled names so you could post about it and other people would go to starbucks and try it out for themselves. Over all it is a very thought out and strategic business.

I’m not sure though :)

5. 1. What kind of communication does an entrepreneur or a marketing entities generate? For instance, imagine a Starbucks coffee shop. What are the detailed elements that communicate messages to the buyer and what are those messages ?​


Explanation:

The kinds of communication a Marketing entity generates are advertising, direct marketing, personal selling, public relations, sales promotion, and digital marketing. Consistent branding: Trabucos had strong brand personality that gets recognized in every communication.


6. How does Starbucks penetrated the international market with diverse culture?​


Starbucks used three different entry mode strategies to internationalize: joint venture, licensing and wholly-owned subsidiaries (Starbucks.com 2008). We have chosen three countries; each one represents one of three Starbucks' international strategies.

The internationalization strategy of Starbucks involves using three approaches which wholly owned subsidiaries, joint ventures, and licensing. The licensing procedure is used when Starbucks wants quick expansion in a particular country.

It is so successful because it was able to provide an experience that changed how much of the world thought about coffee shops and how many of us drink coffee outside of our homes. Starbucks created a third place between home and work where people can relax, enjoy a cup of coffee and experience the inviting ambience.

Starbucks use their coffee beans not only to make coffee, they also diversify to use coffee beans to make other products and Starbucks can use the same raw material to produce different products to get more revenue.

7. swot analysis about Starbucks​


Starbucks is the world’s largest American coffeehouse chain that operates 17,133 company operated and 16,700 licensed stores worldwide. It was founded in Seattle, Washington in 1971.

The SWOT analysis of Starbucks is as follows:

Starbucks Strengths

1. Strong brand image

Starbucks Corporation is the most popular and strongest brand in the food and beverage industry. Its size, volume, and the number of loyal customers have kept growing over time. It has  a brand value of $13.01 Billion as per 2021 Interbrand ranking.

2. Strong financial performance

With an annual revenue of $29 billion and profit of $4.2 Billion in fiscal year 2021, Starbucks has a strong financial position in the market.

3. Growth in stores

It increased its number of stores from 1,886 to 33,833 between 1998 and 2021. Currently, Starbucks operates two types of stores i.e. company operated and licensed stores. It has 17,133 company operated stores and 16,700 licensed stores globally. Company operated stores generate ~85% of the total revenue.

Starbuck Weaknesses

1. High prices

For many middle tiers and working consumers, Starbucks’ offerings are more costly than McDonald’s and other coffee outlets. Its high prices reduce affordability for the consumers.

2. Imitability of products

Starbucks doesn’t own the most unique products in the market. This makes the imitability of products quite easy for other companies. Other coffee shops and food chains like McDonalds McCafe  and Dunkin Donuts offer almost the same products.

3. Generalized standards for most products

Some of its product offerings are not aligned with the cultural standards of other markets. For example, in some areas, its crafted beverages do not associate with the consumer preferences.

Starbuck Opportunities

1. Expansion in developing markets

Starbucks has coffeehouses mainly in the US. Global expansion in emerging economies such as India, China and few regions of Africa can give a great opportunity to the company.

2. Business diversification and Products Specifications

It can further diversify its business operations to improve overall revenue growth opportunities. Besides, developing products as per the customer preferences in the specific target market is also a profitable opportunity.

3. Introducing new products

As the company is quite popular, introducing new products and holiday flavors (Peppermint Mocha, Eggnog Latte, Gingerbread Loaf) under its name would be profitable and welcomed in the markets.

Starbucks Threat

1. Competition with low-cost coffee sellers

Many coffeehouses offer products at an affordable rate. This can threaten the future’s stability of Starbucks which offers higher prices.

2. Competition with big outlets

Aggressive competition with multinational companies like Dunkin Donuts and McDonald’s can also pose a threat to its market position.

3. Imitation

Products can be imitated by both new and old rivals.

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8. what was Starbucks pricing strategy​


what was Starbucks pricing strategy?

For the most part, Starbucks is a master of employing value based pricing to maximize profits, and they use research and customer They analyse to formulate targeted price increases that capture the greatest amount consumers are willing to pay without driving them off.#CarryOnLearning

9. 1. what are the Starbucks company marketing Strategies? 2. what are the goldilocks company marketing Strategies?3. what are the macao imperial tea company marketing Strategies?​


Answer:

1. The main marketing strategy is to represent Starbucks' store as a “third place” between work and home. The company could increase the market share in existing markets and open stores in new markets rapidly. Additionally, Starbucks always tries to expand its products portfolio.

Answer:

The main marketing strategy is to represent Starbucks' store as a “third place” between work and home. The company could increase the market share in existing markets and open stores in new markets rapidly. Additionally, Starbucks always tries to expand its products portfolio.

The Company Goldilocks traces its roots to the collaboration and complementary talents of the women, whose collective love for good food fueled what has been transformed into the global enterprise today. It is known for its delicious pastries and cakes. The Market The market for cakes and pastries never go on the season. Cakes are always present in parties and even big event it also one of favorite dessert of Pilipino. It captures the heart of people who like sweet food and even candies or pastries.The costumer of Goldilocks is at all age, it can also a middle earner and also the higher earner because it offer price affordable and some price which much higher depend on its flavor and sizes. The

Competition The competitors of goldilocks are pastries restaurant, caf?©, red ribbon, French Baker and even the local bakeshop.

Macao Imperial Tea is the most popular milk tea maker in the world. It has over 200 store branches located in Vietnam, China, and Macao and recently opened its store branches in the Philippines located in Banawa (2017). After the Booming of Macao Imperial Tea in the Philippines, some of its competitors like I love milk tea, Tokyo bubble tea, and Serenitea Milk tea which is the cheap alternative for the expensive Macao milk tea, started their business to compete with Macao Imperial milk tea. And also have the freedom to enter and exit whenever they want to, which makes this competitor a challenge for Macao imperial milk tea.

However, Coco fresh tea & juice recently competed with Macao imperial milk tea because of its wide variety of smoothies, shakes, and milk teas. This development leads Coco fresh tea to be the top leading milk tea provider in the Philippines that impacted the growth of Macao Imperial Milk tea in the Philippines. Besides, Macao Imperial Milk tea has more advantages when it comes to external and internal factors; also they have a good marketing position when it comes to local and global marketing, earning more than their competitors and has more advantages when it comes in business areas like financial, Marketing, and distribution of their products. When it comes to the Strategic Position and Action Evaluation Matrix or the so-called “EFE matrix,” it sets a company on what strategic action plan must be implemented to have an advantage over other competitors. It can also determine whether the company used its internal strengths.


10. Did she order ________ at the starbucks?​


Answer:

CAPPUCCINO

Explanation:

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Did she order Coffee /brew at the starbucks?

11. the connection of starbucks and the shanty


Answer:

Mary Lite Lamayo

Explanation:

Kase ikaw an star ng buhay ko



because of their coffee

13. Starbucks Philippines pestel analysis​


Explanation:

PESTEL/PESTLE analysis framework indicates the most significant influences on Starbucks based on characteristics of the remote or macro-environment. Despite its current industry leadership, Starbucks must continue monitoring its remote or macro-environment. The PESTEL/PESTLE analysis model can be used to satisfy this need. Through continued effectiveness in addressing the external factors identified in the PESTEL/PESTLE analysis of its remote/macro-environment, Starbucks Coffee can continue to succeed despite the negative forces impacting its business.


14. Did she order_________at the starbucks


Answer:

coffee ba sagot dyan parang coffee eh


15. what customer need did the owner of the Starbucks seek to meet with the change he made in starbucks​


Answer:

My Starbucks Rewards, which launched in April 2016, is a loyalty program that offers perks and benefits to frequent customers. You earn 2 “stars” for every $1 spent, which can eventually be redeemed for free drinks, the ability to pay by phone, and a fast pass to go through the line

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16. Why do you think Starbucks decided to enter the Japanese market via a joint venture with a Japanese company? What lesson can you draw from this?​


As Starbucks entered the unfamiliar Japanese environment, it likely partnered with Sazaby Corp.for several reasons. First, the Japanese market was already in the midst of financial issues, but secondly, the island nation has a reputation of hostility towards foreign businesses and investments within Japan’s borders (Inagaki, 2013). The joint venture with a local company increased Starbucks’ chances of success in this otherwise hostile environment.As it turns out, the decision was a smart one – Starbucks was able to take full ownership of its Japanese unit, starting in September of 2014 (Baertlein, 2014). Moreover, Japan is now Starbucks second-largest market, as the company operates over 1,000 locations and has plans to open even more in the coming year (Bartlein, 2014). If I had to take a lesson from this, I would say the joint venture approach is an effective one when applied properly

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17. Paano maging star ng starbucks?


Answer:

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Answer:

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18. Compare and contrast shanty from Starbucks


Answer:

Starbucks and Shanty both are the retail chains, but Starbucks have global presence with exclusive products that are the symbol of Starbucks, but Shanty represents the food restaurant.


19. To help fight off competitors that want to enter the lucrative retail coffee market, what do you think starbucks should emphasize in its marketing efforts?


Answer:

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20. Why there are almost No starbucks in austrialia?


Answer:

Starbucks didn't fit Australians' tastes. Lol

Answer:

This could be explained due to three reasons: advanced local coffee culture, the pace of expansion, and lack of effort to adapt (like they did in China). When Starbucks entered Australia, they expanded at an extremely fast pace and by 2008 they had opened 90 stores

Explanation:

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21. what is connection of Starbucks and shanty to globalization​


Answer:

If one conceives of globalization as the spreading and consumption of cultural/commercial signifiers, the shanty represents the tenacity of the local, which is unable to participate in a cosmopolitan culture represented by the Starbucks.


22. Assessment of the strategies taken of starbucks


Answer:

Starbucks Corporation is a private limited company that was established in 1971. The firm operates within the specialty eateries industry. Upon its inception, the firms’ operation entailed roasting and retailing ground and whole coffee beans, spices, and tea. Its operations were solely based at Seattle’s Pike Place market.

Due to its focus to attain an optimal market share both domestically and internationally, the firm currently operates approximately 18,000 retail stores, which are located in 60 countries. The firm has adopted a unique mission that entails inspiring and nurturing the human spirit. Starbucks has adopted a unique market strategy, which entails product differentiation and growth.

The firm has achieved this goal by dealing with specialty products. Over the years, Starbucks has continued to provide a wide range of beverage products such as coffee, tea, and juices. The firm also deals with a variety of fresh food items such as pastries, salads, and oatmeal.

Its product differentiation strategy has enabled Starbucks to incorporate a premium-pricing strategy. In line with its differentiation strategy, Starbuck has adopted a unique marketing strategy. The firm has attained this objective by adopting unconventional marketing strategies. The firm does not engage in aggressive marketing strategies such as advertising, but instead, it focuses on branding and high-level marketing using alliances, partnerships, and word of mouth (Larson 2009).

Some of the most effective marketing strategies that the firm has adopted include provision of high-quality coffee products, ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction, and establishing itself as the 3rd place for consumers to patronize between home and work, brand marketing, and establishing a Starbucks’ community.

By adopting unique marketing strategies, Starbucks has positioned itself as a market leader in an. In a bid to develop a better understanding of Starbucks, the paper entails a detailed analysis of Starbucks' internal and external environment. An analysis of the internal environment comes out clearly in the process of undertaking a comprehensive strategic management analysis.

Explanation:

What are the strategies of Starbucks?

Starbucks business strategy is based on the following four pillars:

Offering third-place experience. ...

Selling coffee of the highest quality. ...

International market expansion with a focus on emerging economies is one of the key elements of Starbucks' business strategy from a long-term perspective.

What is Starbucks' current marketing strategy?

Starbucks Marketing Strategy main points:

Quality-based differentiation – premium quality tea and coffee. Excellent customer service. Consistent brand experience. Use of unconventional techniques for marketing and branding


23. Where is the first location of the starbuck?


Answer:

Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington, United State

Answer:

Its in the Pike Place Market

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24. paaano sumikat ang starbucks​


Answer:

masarap ang mga ginagawa nilang inumin


25. 1.How will you characterized China's Me generation as customers?Explain.2.How did the one-child rule effect the macroenvironmental forces in China?Discuss3.How does Starbucks compare the American market with the Chinese market especially the Me generation?Explain​


Answer:

respect one another.must be a good girl.


26. Connection of Starbucks and shanty to globalization?


Answer:

If one conceives of globalization as the spreading and consumption of cultural/commercial signifiers, the shanty represents the tenacity of the local, which is unable to participate in a cosmopolitan culture represented by the Starbucks

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27. Substitutes of starbucks


Answer:

The number of substitute products for the Starbucks brand coffee is high. From juices to tea and alcoholic as well as non-alcoholic beverages there are several substitutes available in the market. There are pubs and restaurants that provide both good ambience and quality products.

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28. What is the nature of business of starbucks?


Answer:

We are passionate purveyors of coffee and everything else that goes with a rewarding coffeehouse experience. We also offer a selection of premium Tazo® teas, fine pastries and other delectable treats to please the taste buds. And the music you hear in store is chosen for its artistry and appeal.

29. Starbuck logo elements and principles


Answer:

Since Starbucks was named after a nautical character, the original Starbucks logo was designed to reflect the seductive imagery of the sea. An early creative partner dug through old marine archives until he found an image of a siren from a 16th century Nordic woodcut

Explanation:

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30. Starbuck logo elements and principles


Answer:

Since Starbucks was named after a nautical character, the original Starbucks logo was designed to reflect the seductive imagery of the sea. An early creative partner dug through old marine archives until he found an image of a siren from a 16th century Nordic woodcut

Explanation:

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