• Established in 1971 at Seattle, Washington • Famous for its quality fresh-roasted coffee beans and stylish atmosphere. • About 14,000 stores worldwide • Product lines include :
− beverages (coffee, Tazo tea, soda, juices) − pastries − whole coffee beans − coffee-related hardware and equipment − merchandise (mug, CDs)
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Background
1971 Starbucks Coffee, Tea, and Spice store (coffee bean roasting) opened in Seattle’s Pike Place Market.
1982 Howard Schultz joined Starbucks. 1984 Howard convinces the founders of Starbucks to test the
coffeehouse concept. 1987 Il Giornale acquired Starbucks and changed the name into
Starbucks Corporation. 1992 Starbucks decertified the union and made IPO. 1995 Starbucks Coffee International opens in Japan-Starbucks
implemented ESOP. 1996 Starbucks’ began selling bottled Frappuccino.
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Background
1997 Establishes The Starbucks Foundation . 1998 Starbucks acquired Tazo Tea. 1999 Acquired Hear Music, a San Francisco-based company 2001 Introduces ethical coffee-sourcing guidelines, Introduces the Starbucks Card.
2002 Enters into licensing agreements with national Fair Trade. 2003 Starbucks acquired Seattle’s Best Coffee 2006 Launches the industry’s first paper containing post cup consumer
recycled fiber. 2009 Launches Starbucks VIA Ready Brew Coffee 2010 Expands digital offerings for customers with free unlimited WiFi.
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Background
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Thailand
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Background: Thailand
1998 - First launch at Central Chidlom - 3 Partners (Coffee Partners ltd., Starbucks Coffee ltd., Central Pattana Subsidiaries )
2000- Buy stocks back and become Starbucks Coffee
(Thailand) ltd., co. 2002- Mr. Andrew Nathan from Starbucks Head Quarter
become CEO at Starbucks Thailand 2006- Mr. Felix D. Michael takeover CEO position Present- 169 branches, sold at 25,000 glasses per day
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Mission
“ to inspire and nurture the human spirit one person, one cup, and one
neighborhood at a time”
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The Principles
Our Coffee
Our Partners
Has always been, and will always be, about quality
It’s not just a job, it’s our passion
Our Stores
Our Neighborhood Our Shareholders
become a heaven, a break from the worries outside, a place where can meet with friends
a part of community, take responsibility to be good neighbors seriously
Starbucks success comes from the rewards of their shareholder
Beverage
Brewed Coffee
Espresso • Latte • Mocha • Cappuccino • Macchiato • Americano Frappucino Blended • Coffee • Cream • Juice Drinks Teas • Brewed Tea • Chai Tea • Green Tea • Tea Latte Bottle RTD
Instant Drink
Our Product
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Line Extensions
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Category Extensions Beverage Food • Cake • Pastries • Sandwiches • Savories • Yoghurt
Merchandise • Cup • Mug • Tumbler
Equipment • Coffee Press • Coffee Brewer
Our Product
Accessories • Reusable Tote Bag • Teddy Bear
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1. Brand name
Brand Element
Pequod
Starbo
2. URLs
http://www.starbucks.co.th --> Global
http://th.starbucks.co.th --> Thailand
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Brand Element
3. Logos and Symbols
Receive inspiration from Mermaid “ Siren ” in legend
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“Starbucks” not have Slogans since 2012 cause Starbucks is well know from
logos but previously “Starbucks” had slogans…
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Brand Element
4. Slogans
“Life happens over coffee”
Tag lines of Campaign
You & Starbucks
It’s bigger than coffee
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• Paper beverage cup containing post-consumer recycled fiber
• Recycled paper bag.
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Brand Element
5. Packaging
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Designing Marketing Programs
Integrating Marketing
Experiential Marketing Starbucks’ Marketing normally play with new experience and relationship with consumer
• Sense Marketing – play with 5 senses; Sight, Hearing, Taste, Touch, Smell
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Designing Marketing Programs
Integrating Marketing
Experiential Marketing Starbucks’ Marketing normally play with new experience and relationship with consumer
• Act Marketing– play with consumer action;
Starbucks with Star Frappuccino Party: Green-White Style
Frappuccino Party: Jump with Friends
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Designing Marketing Programs
Integrating Marketing
Experiential Marketing Starbucks’ Marketing normally play with new experience and relationship with consumer
• Relate Marketing – play with feeling that want to involve with other.
Big Cleaning Day
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Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Consumer Relation Management(CRM)
Starbucks Card
Face book Instagram
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Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Consumer Relation Management(CRM)
When you send somebody a Starbucks Card, it’s the gift that keeps on giving. Register that card, use it to pay and you start earning rewards – like free drinks and food – with the My Starbucks Rewards Program.
My Starbucks Rewards
12 cps FREE 1CUP ( 12 oz. )
Every 100 Baht get 1 Star point
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Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Consumer Relation Management(CRM)
• Online and store surveys to measure customer satisfaction
• Employee satisfaction survey • Number of Starbucks Cardholders: Customer
reactivation • Number of customer complaints
Critical Measurement
Brand Inventory
Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) • Coffee bean: Buy from Fair Trade Project under C.A.F.E (coffee and farmer Equity)
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Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) • Branch: study the need of neighbor society and give hand to support
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Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) • Environment: - Decrease to release CO2 by reduce the use of electricity
- Reduce the process to roast coffee
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Designing Marketing Programs
Relationship Marketing
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) • Human Resource: - Believe that if the employee have positive attitude will
affect to the success of the company
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Designing Marketing Programs
Product Strategy
Perceived Quality • Product differentiation– Customization(one to one)
Menu: a Venti, sugar-free, non-fat, vanilla soy, double shot, decaffinated, no foam, extra hot, Peppermint White Chocolate Peppermint Mocha with light whip, upside-down, 1 pump of peppermint, 1 and 3/8 pumps vanilla,180 degrees, heavy whip-cream, 3 ice cubes, 1/4 teaspoon Nutmeg sprinkled on top, with green sprinkles, lightly cinnamon dusted on, stirred, with no lid, double cupped, and a straw
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Designing Marketing Programs
Pricing Strategy
The Right Customers and the Right Market • Starbucks raises prices to maximize profits • Insensitive price ,leaving a loyal, higher-income consumer
base that perceives these coffee beverages as an affordable luxury.
• Starbucks uses price hikes to separate itself from the pack and reinforce the premium image of their brand and products
• Maintains a fairly inelastic demand curve and a small price increase can have a huge positive impact on their margins without decreasing demand
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Designing Marketing Programs
Channel Strategy
Direct Channel - interior design from concept of simplicity and durable
- should affect environment the least
1. Heritage : reflect the trade that
rooted in the first starbucks coffee shop in Seattle
From 2010 have 4 concepts
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Designing Marketing Programs
Channel Strategy
Direct Channel - interior design from concept of simplicity and durable
- should affect environment the least
From 2010 have 4 concepts
2. Artisan : - reflect the industrial town in the past - Inspire from Modernism Age - simplicity design
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Designing Marketing Programs
Channel Strategy
Direct Channel - interior design from concept of simplicity and durable
- should affect environment the least
From 2010 have 4 concepts
3. Regional Modern - Trend Setter - Comfortable, friendly,
and socialable
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Designing Marketing Programs
Channel Strategy
Direct Channel - interior design from concept of simplicity and durable
- should affect environment the least
From 2010 have 4 concepts
4. Concept: Unique environment by starbucks designer to find new innovation in coffee shop
“Design Sandboxes”
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Designing Marketing Programs
Marketing Communication
Communication Options • No TVC or Prints ads
• Use word-of-mouth strategy
Face book Instagram
Social Media
Website
1-2 times per week- 34% Take a way..- 32%
Drinking in coffee house -21%
Favorite Coffee House
Overview
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Service
Value
Image
Social Involvement
Negative
Coffee & Tea
Beverage
Quality
Food
Candy
Nuts
Merchandise
Premium
Good taste
Fresh
Fruit Juice
Hot
Frappe Iced
Instant
Chocolate
Bakery
Gift items Books Music
Friendly
Privilege
Relax
Warm
Ready To Drink
Flashy
Waste
High calories
Coffee & Farmer equity
Grounds for your garden
Luxury affordable
Premium
Classic
Pricing
Experience
Third place
Association Network
Modern Lifestyle Social improvement
Affordable Stylish
Enjoys Life Trendy
Wealthy
Brand Personality
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Salience
Performance Imagery
Judgment Feeling
Resonance
Moderate Brand Resonance
Salience • High recognition : Coffee/Environment/Premium • Well known brand
Judgment • Credibility: Global brand/ Barista • Quality: Premium brand (Product/Service/Image)
Resonance • Strong Brand recognition but easy to switch • High attachment: long relationships but do not
buy frequency • Active engagement: depend on activity
Performance • Uniqueness: Design/Material • Varity product • Customize • Best Service: Friendly/Consideration • Third Place: Feel like home/Relax
Feeling • Security: Standard • Social approval • Self-Respect
Imagery • Brand Personality - Modern lifestyle/Trendy - Working age - Stylish - Wealthy • Brand History: Successful • Reach to urban lifestyle:
Office area/Department Store
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Starbucks
Au Bon Pain
Amazon
True Coffee
Tom'n Tom
67%
42%
28%
28%
33%
Salience • High recognition : Coffee/Environment/Premium • Well known brand
Favorite Coffee premium- 67% No.1
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Salience • High recognition : Coffee/Environment/Premium • Well known brand
ซอสนคาหรอใชบรการราน Starbucks
เคย 96%
ไมเคย 4%
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
เครองดม
เบเกอรร
แกว/กระบอกนา
เมลดกาแฟ
กาแฟกงสาเรจรป
28%
20%
22%
9%
7%
Salience • High recognition : Coffee/Environment/Premium • Well known brand
ผลตภณฑทเปนทรจกในราน Starbucks
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
คณภาพและรสชาต
ใกลทพก/ททางาน
ภาพลกษณของราน
การบรการ
โปรโมชน
34%
13%
18%
13%
9%
Salience • High recognition : Coffee/Environment/Premium • Well known brand
เหตผลทเขาใชบรการราน Starbucks
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Imagery • Brand Personality - Modern lifestyle/Trendy - Working age - Stylish - Wealthy • Brand History: Successful • Reach to urban lifestyle: Office
area/Department Store
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
หางสรรพสนคา
อาคารสานกงาน
คอมมนตมอล
สภานทเหมาะสมในการตงราน Starbucks
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Performance • Uniqueness: Design/Material • Varity product • Customize • Best Service: Friendly/Consideration • Third Place: Feel like home/Relax
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
เครอมดมคณภาพ
สนคาอนๆ
พนกงานบรการ
บรรยากาศภายในราน
ราคาตอคณภาพ
มาก 46%
มาก 39%
มาก 45%
มากทสด 47%
ปานกลาง 40%
ความพงพอใจดานสนคาและบรการราน Starbucks
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Judgment • Credibility: Global brand/ Barista • Quality: Premium brand (Product/Service/Image)
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
คณภาพบรการทด
ความชานาญดานกาแฟ
ตราสนคานาเชอถอ
ผบรโภคไววางใจ
ผบรโภคชนชอบ
มการแนะนาบอกตอ
มาก 46%
มาก 53%
มาก 46%
มาก 53%
มาก 47%
ความพงพอใจดานการเปรยบเทยบกบรานอน
มาก 54%
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
อบอน
สนกสนาน
ตนเตน
ปลอดภย
ยอมรบในสงคม
รสกดกบตวเอง
ปานกลาง 41%
ปานกลาง 60%
ปานกลาง 58%
มาก 44%
มาก 50%
ความพงพอใจดานความรสกทดของลกคา
Feeling • Security: Standard • Social approval • Self-Respect
มาก 45%
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Salience
Performance Imagery
Judgment Feeling
Resonance Resonance • Strong Brand recognition but easy to switch • High attachment: long relationships but do not
buy frequency • Active engagement: depend on activity
Sources: Questionnaire 159 pax.
Salience
Performance Imagery
Judgment Feeling
Resonance
Moderate Brand Resonance
Salience • High recognition : Coffee/Environment/Premium • Well known brand
Judgment • Credibility: Global brand/ Barista • Quality: Premium brand (Product/Service/Image)
Resonance • Strong Brand recognition but easy to switch • High attachment: long relationships but do not
buy frequency • Active engagement: depend on activity
Performance • Uniqueness: Design/Material • Varity product • Customize • Best Service: Friendly/Consideration • Third Place: Feel like home/Relax
Feeling • Security: Standard • Social approval • Self-Respect
Imagery • Brand Personality - Modern lifestyle/Trendy - Working age - Stylish - Wealthy • Brand History: Successful • Reach to urban lifestyle:
Office area/Department Store
Brand Positioning
Frame of Reference
Target Market :
• 1st Target: Premium Coffee House User Age 25++,SES B, Greater BKK & Urban
• 2nd Target: A group who find a place to hangout (meet people/study/Business discussion)
Nature of Competition : Premium coffee house
Direct Competitor: Au Bon Pain, Tom’n Tom, Mc Café, Coffee World True Coffee, Black Canyon, Blue Cup, 94 Coffee, Amazon Embrace, D’Oro
Indirect Competitor Mr.Bean coffee shop, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, FU.5 coffee
Substitute good: Tea House: Whittard of Chelsea,Twinings, Salon De L Oriental,
Harrods Tea Room
Brand Positioning
Tangible: • Green & Earth Color • Siren-Mermaid Logo
Intangible: • Warmth • Caring • Sensory Experience
Brand Positioning
RTBs:
• Heavy training of Barista • High quality coffee
Brand Positioning
POPs:
• Beverage and Foods
• Sitting zone
Brand Positioning
PODs:
• Experience • Human Connection • Third place
Competitive Analysis
PODs
Competitive Analysis
PODs
Brand Positioning
Brand Mantra:
Coffee-Drinking Sharing Lifestyle
Brand Tracking
• Product & Service tracking
• Thailand Tracking
Brand Tracking
Whom to Track o Premium-Coffee shop User •Quality 40 sample
•Quantity 159 sample
Brand Tracking
1. More communication to target market group
o Quality of product and services
o Privilege of Starbucks card
2. Create the buzz by using technology as other countries did to be Talk of the town