Chih-jen Shiau Jeroen Verleum Robert Jan van Leijden Pei-chia Hsu Seon Hoo Kim Young Eun Kang STARBUCKS Natural Tea Blend Frappuccino.

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Chih-jen Shiau Jeroen Verleum Robert Jan van Leijden Pei-chia Hsu Seon Hoo Kim Young Eun Kang STARBUCKS Natural Tea Blend Frappuccino

Table of Contents Situation Strategy Objectives Action Plan SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS MARKETING OBJECTIVES MARKETING STRATEGY MONITORING AND CONTROL CONTINGENCY PLAN

INTRODUCTION & SITUATION ANALYSIS

Introduction to STARBUCKS World’s leading retailer for purchasing, roasting and selling whole bean coffees and specialty coffee. Starbucks Coffee Company was founded in It opened its first store in Seattle’s Pike Place Market 8500 retail locations across 32 countries worldwide. (statistics as of May 2005) The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington and employs about 74,000 people. The company recorded revenues of $ million during the fiscal year ended Situation Strategy Objectives Action Plan

CEO Howard Schultz The man who made Starbucks the number one specialty coffee brand. Situation Strategy Objectives Action Plan

Starbucks Mission Statement Provide a great work environment and treat each other with respect and dignity. Embrace diversity as an essential component in the way we do business. Apply the highest standards of excellence to the purchasing, roasting and fresh delivery of our coffee. Develop enthusiastically satisfied customers all of the time. Contribute positively to our communities and our environment. Recognize that profitability is essential to our future success. IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture

Situation Strategy Objectives Action Plan Customers Product and Company A Starbucks Coffee house has approximately 33 million customers each week They see Starbucks as a second home They enjoy the “Starbucks Experience” Age of offering the finest coffee worldwide and maintaining their principles while they grow. They see Starbucks as a second home Mainly sell specialty coffee (Arabica coffee)

IntroCultureC. IdentityFuture STARBUCKS’ Products

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture STARBUCKS’ Products

Frappuccino Non fat milk, soy based products, Confectionary, ice cream 1984 Italian Style Espresso Caffè Latte Cappuccino Barista Drop coffee IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture

Powerful Symbol for Positive Planetary Change Color of STARBUCKS IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture

Situation Strategy Objectives Action Plan Competitors Channel The Coffee Bean, Krispy Kreme + Dunkin’ Donuts. Small local coffeehouses, supermarkets, Jamba Juice, Orange Julius Fast food chains such as McDonald’s and Burger King Starbucks Coffee stores – retail Supermarkets – for canned products

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture MARKETING OBJECTIVES

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture Sales, revenue and profit goals: Sales goal: million units total Revenue goal: 950 million dollars Profit goal: million dollars Increase share of Frappuccino in total Starbucks sales and revenues Driven by opening more stores in US, marketing and adding a new customer group Larger profits due to increased sales

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture “Develop enthusiastically satisfied customers all of the time.” Expand the market to tea consumers Give tea the image that it is healthy Increase the consumer acceptance of tea products at Starbucks Customer goals:

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture MARKETING STRATEGY

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture Overall Strategy: Two additional beverages on the Natural Tea Blend Synergy effect from the star product: Green Tea Frappuccino For non coffee drinkers Seeking more healthy alternatives to coffee 6 months, 5 million dollars

STP IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture Psychographic: lifestyle: health conscious people who seek non-coffee beverages Target Prestige, high quality “Starbucks experience” (surroundings) Location convenience Positioning Health appeal but at the same time delicious With highest quality possible. Premium specialty tea

Product IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture Natural tea blend green tea, chamomile tea, jasmine tea “Starbucks experience” Product Tall: $3.20 grande: $3.70 venti: $4.20 At the average of $3.70

Place IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture You can always find a Starbucks on the corner: numerous retail stores provides convenience Promotion main advertisement: websites (ex. yahoo and google) in store sample testing. others: magazines

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture On websites:

Promotion : Advertisement IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture JasmineChamomile Health Starbucks Frappuccino Tea Blend

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture EXECUTING & MONITORING

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture We allocate the marketing investment budget, which is 5 million dollar, as follows: Advertising costs are 3.5 million: –Website: 1.75 million (50%) –Testing: 1.05 million (30%) –Magazine: 0.7 million (20%) R&D costs are 0.5 million. Marketing research costs are 1 million. Allocation of marketing investment

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture Marketing Budget Break even point (BEP) for the Frappuccino line Sales: million units. Revenue: million dollars Return on marketing investment (ROMI) ROMI = times (259.4%)

IntroC. Identity2C. Identity1Culture Methods of monitoring Sales check (by monthly) Customer Survey (post-purchase)

Tasks MONTH NovDecJanFebMarAprilMayJuneJuly Finalization of plan and corporate communication Product Development Product testing Focus groups Segment test (monitor) Contact advertising agency Plan promotion plans Design distribution strategy Employee training Finalization period Launch product Monitor and check

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