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C O N T E S Company Background External & Internal Analysis KSFs & SCA Analysis Conclusion Marketing Strategies

Company Background Industry: Retail coffee and tea Founded: Brentwood, California (1963) Founders: Mona and Herbert B. Hyman Headquarters: Los Angeles, California, United States Products: Whole bean coffee, Boxed tea, Made-to-order beverages Baked goods, Merchandise Revenue: ₩ 76 billion (2009) Korean Market: Park, Sang Bae established Korean coffee Bean 2001 launched first coffee bean franchise store in Chung-Dam

Competitor Analysis <No. of Stores> 17% 33% 12% 10% 5% 202 347 165 225 <No. of Stores> Starbuck which is No.1 and has almost 1/3 market shares is doing the marketing activity of culture including coffee and high premium quality. Angel-in-us which is a subsidiary of Lotte Group is trying varying the menu at medium and high price lower than Coffee bean.

4P Analysis PRODUCT PRICE PLACE A variety of products from coffee & tea to bakery Light roast : soft & mild Fat-free, Ice-Blended PRODUCT Expensive strategy ☞ luxury image (ex, Black Forest Ice Blended regular : 6,400KW) PRICE High accessibility : densely populated downtown area centering Seoul metropolitan area All company-owned stores (low compared to rivals) PLACE Pink card : 12 buying and one free Word of mouth marketing Offering information on new product launching thru the Internet PROMOTION

Customer needs & Features STP Analysis Segmentation Segment Customer needs & Features Teenagers Preferring carbonated beverages Familiar with Fast food Increasing the purchasing power Twenties Leading spending cultures A certain level of purchasing power Word of mouth effect Thirties Interested in cultural life Leading well-being culture Forties High purchasing power Mainly business meeting Unfamiliar with foreign culture Fifties & over Few demand high quality coffee Preferring healthy-drinks

STP Analysis Targeting and leading spending cultures 20s and early 30s females who are interested in new trends and leading spending cultures A certain level of purchasing power Positioning Providing total quality experience : Best product quality plus warm, cozy social gathering place Focusing on well-being beverages (ex, Ginseng Tea)

KSFs of Cafe business & CAs of The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Key Success Factors Product Quality Q of Raw Material Roasting Style Uniformity of taste among stores Product Diversity Location Accessibility Availability Atmosphere & Service Comfortable place Good Experience Unique Service Competitive Advantages Broad Product Line of Tea menu Preoccupied location near the main street of downtown Differentiated Service ex) Valet parking/ Take-out specialized store

Sustainable Competitive Advantage What is Coffee bean’s Point of Differentiation(POD) ? ‘Diverse & high quality tea menu’ <Targeting> 20s and 30s women who concern about diet and well-being Middle age for potential customers <Positioning> “Enjoy well-being life-style with our premium tea.”

Marketing strategy - Product - High Quality ingredient – “BoSung Green Tea” High Value Proposition Tea Specialist – “ Tea Sommelier” Product Extension – “Flower Teas” Product Extension Customization Side food – “Korea Rice Cake” Tea culture- experience at home Market Extension Easy access– Sets of the Tea cups

Marketing strategy - Place - In the three main different Business channel, Coffee Bean has more accessibility on the On-line and Department store for brand value and experience at home. Also Co-marketing with Yoga Club is more attractive at target customers. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf On-line The Young, Experience at home Department store The Rich, Brand vale Yoga Co-marketing, The Young Women

Marketing strategy - Promotion - Serving Tea Lecture Schools, institutes PPL Genesis in 24 Angel-in-us in ‘(Birth of the rich)’ Co-Marketing Contract with local fitness club or yoga institutes

Conclusion Change the way of thinking Niche market ex)Store for men or mid-aged women Change the way of thinking - 80/20 rule - Market trend Listen to loyal customers

Q & A