Amazon Prime Air Strategic Plan
What is Amazon.com Started in 1994 as Cadabra.com, online bookstore Changed to Amazon for two major reasons Top of the list The word amazon Logotype Everything from “A to Z”
What is Amazon.com Everyone : teenagers to senior citizens #1 in customer satisfaction #1 most reputable company
Amazon Prime Air Drone Delivery System Efficient Low emissions 30 minutes or less Within a 10 mile radius Efficient Low emissions
Amazon Prime Air, Safety FAA regulations Testing Top of the line
Objective Getting the word out Amazon Prime benefits Issues with holiday season
Objective Holiday campaign November 25th 2016 – December 24th 2016 Ensure 30 minutes or less Holiday Campaign Increase awareness Commercial Consumer hype
Audience = You Last minute gift? Sleeping Baby and you are out of diapers? Disability?
Preview to Amazon Prime Air commercial
Strategies and Tactics Hesitation? Fighting crowds ≠ holiday fun Amazon.com : most cost efficient, environmentally friendly and secure
Concerns FAA regulations Privacy Price Battery Powered Drones
Calendar/ Timeline Regulations Approved! Amazon ready to go Tests
Promotion Season Awareness Holiday time
Budget = $150 million overall ≈$50 million on infrastructure 30,000 Drones $1,000 to $3,000 each Max $90,000,000 $400 for drone batteries = $150 million overall
Budget 88 cents a package to deliver Make it $1.00
Evaluation 1 Getting packages to customers in as little as 30 minutes after they order their item online
Delivering packages to customers safely Evaluation 2 Delivering packages to customers safely
Evaluation 3 Increasing awareness on the benefits of Amazon Prime Air to encourage customers to try it and continue to use it
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