OUTLINE
• History
• Product
• Commercials
• Marketing Strategy
• About Dr. Pepper TEN
• Analysis
• Strategies

• Market Share
• Conclusion
Product
History
•

First appearance in 1885 in Waco, Texas

•

Dr. Pepper is the oldest major soft drink brand in the
US.

•

Its introduction in 1885 preceded the introduction of
Coca-Cola by one year.

•

Created by Charles Alderton, a pharmacist
Commercials
1960
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1gZkf_UyI
1979

Charge!!
Get Going
Again,
With the Dr Pepper
Difference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQPN3UK
QM-U
1985

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOhUTnFhFwI
2013
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDCY56az
ew8

I'm a Pepper, he's a Pepper,
She's a
Pepper, we're a Pepper,
Wouldn't
you like to be a Pepper, too?
Be a
Pepper. Drink Dr Pepper.
Marketing Strategy
Dr Pepper Ten was created for 25to 34-year-old men who prefer
regular Dr Pepper but want fewer
calories.

It's a risky strategy not only for this
new soda, but for the overall brand.
•

•
•

Coke Zero was specifically launched to reach the
male market.
The flavor profile is different: It tastes bolder, less
sweet.
The can packaging is also different: Diet Coke is
light and silvery, Coke Zero is mostly black. The
word "diet" nowhere
Target Market

Demographically:

• Age:25-40
• Gender: men & Women
• Income bracket: upper-middle to upper-upper class
• Geographically: Gourmet cities
• Pychographically:
Analysis: SWOT
Weakness:
Different look
Ingredients
Don't have a detailed plan yet
lack of international exposure

Strengths:
Recognized brand
Unique taste
High quality product
High Demand

Threats:
Government – Taxes and Laws
Competition – Coca-Cola and Pespi
Emphasis on heathier lifestyles
Raw material shortages and cost increases

Opportunities
Can surprise competitors
Growing Europe and South America Market
Restaurant distribution
Sports sponsorships
Strategies
• By using a mix of traditional, non-traditional and digital media(outdoor, cinema, music)
• By using traditional media for national support (sponsorship)
• By using local media, promotions
• By using Facebook, Twitter, and a YouTube brand channel.

Goals:
Create brand Awareness
Increase Sales Purchase Intent
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    OUTLINE • History • Product •Commercials • Marketing Strategy • About Dr. Pepper TEN • Analysis • Strategies • Market Share • Conclusion
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    History • First appearance in1885 in Waco, Texas • Dr. Pepper is the oldest major soft drink brand in the US. • Its introduction in 1885 preceded the introduction of Coca-Cola by one year. • Created by Charles Alderton, a pharmacist
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    Commercials 1960 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1gZkf_UyI 1979 Charge!!
Get Going Again,
With theDr Pepper Difference. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQPN3UK QM-U 1985 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOhUTnFhFwI 2013 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDCY56az ew8 I'm a Pepper, he's a Pepper,
She's a Pepper, we're a Pepper,
Wouldn't you like to be a Pepper, too?
Be a Pepper. Drink Dr Pepper.
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    Dr Pepper Tenwas created for 25to 34-year-old men who prefer regular Dr Pepper but want fewer calories. It's a risky strategy not only for this new soda, but for the overall brand.
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    • • • Coke Zero wasspecifically launched to reach the male market. The flavor profile is different: It tastes bolder, less sweet. The can packaging is also different: Diet Coke is light and silvery, Coke Zero is mostly black. The word "diet" nowhere
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    Target Market Demographically: • Age:25-40 •Gender: men & Women • Income bracket: upper-middle to upper-upper class • Geographically: Gourmet cities • Pychographically:
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    Analysis: SWOT Weakness: Different look Ingredients Don'thave a detailed plan yet lack of international exposure Strengths: Recognized brand Unique taste High quality product High Demand Threats: Government – Taxes and Laws Competition – Coca-Cola and Pespi Emphasis on heathier lifestyles Raw material shortages and cost increases Opportunities Can surprise competitors Growing Europe and South America Market Restaurant distribution Sports sponsorships
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    Strategies • By usinga mix of traditional, non-traditional and digital media(outdoor, cinema, music) • By using traditional media for national support (sponsorship) • By using local media, promotions • By using Facebook, Twitter, and a YouTube brand channel. Goals: Create brand Awareness Increase Sales Purchase Intent
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