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Starbucks proposes an online marketing campaign to highlight its environmental, ethical, and community responsibility. The campaign would utilize social media like Twitter and Facebook daily to share Starbucks' efforts and engage customers. It would also feature bi-weekly blogs showcasing responsible actions. The goal is to positively influence perceptions of Starbucks and potentially increase store visits and donations. The budget for the social media implementation is low, but $10,000 per month would be allocated for new responsible initiatives.
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1) The document discusses the history and branding strategies of Starbucks, from its founding in 1971 to its current global expansion.
2) It outlines Starbucks' growth strategies including market penetration, new products, and diversification through brand extensions.
3) The success of the Starbucks brand is attributed to creating a premium coffeehouse experience and lifestyle brand through its stores, partnerships, and global expansion.
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Starbucks was facing declining customer satisfaction due to perceived issues like prioritizing profits over experience and slower service times. While it was highly successful initially by focusing on quality coffee and atmosphere, the brand was seen as less trendy and partners were providing unsatisfactory service. It is recommended that Starbucks invest $40 million to improve partner training and speed of service to convert satisfied into loyal customers. Converting just 46 more customers per store per day to highly satisfied would allow the investment to break even.
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Starbucks is the largest coffeehouse company in the world with over 16,000 stores globally. It offers coffee, tea and other beverages as well as snacks. Starbucks ensures growth does not dilute its culture through six guiding principles and emphasizes providing a great work environment. It has been successful in expanding internationally by adapting to local tastes and cultures in countries like Japan, China, and France.
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Starbucks aims to promote its healthy food and drink options to reach a new demographic of healthy eaters. The proposed digital marketing strategy has three components: social media marketing on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, internet marketing through Google AdWords and Facebook ads, and a mobile app and text message program. The year-long campaign aims to position Starbucks as a healthy establishment and will measure success through engagement metrics and coupon redemption rates with a total budget of $1,775,000.
Starbucks marketing
Starbucks began in 1971 in Seattle as a small coffee bean roaster and retailer. It has since grown to over 30,000 stores globally, making it the largest coffeehouse company in the world. Starbucks aims to be more than just a coffee seller, but a place to gather with others and feel a sense of community. The company's success is largely due to its adaptation to local cultures while maintaining a consistent brand image. Going forward, Starbucks continues to focus on global expansion, new product innovation, and social responsibility initiatives.
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Starbucks is a global coffee company founded in 1971 that has expanded successfully through strong marketing strategies like social media presence and responding quickly to consumer needs. It helped establish coffee as a luxury item in American culture and has had a large impact on lifestyle. While some criticize its corporate nature, Starbucks engages in environmental and social initiatives to improve its public image. Through market research, store accessibility, and product variety, Starbucks has achieved strong brand loyalty.
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Starbucks is one of the largest coffee chains worldwide with over 24,000 outlets generating $17 billion in annual revenue. In addition to offering high quality coffee, Starbucks is committed to social responsibility through comprehensive employee benefits, supporting local communities, charitable donations, ethical sourcing, and green initiatives. However, Starbucks faced criticism over red holiday cups that did not reference Christmas, damaging its brand image. Overall, Starbucks' social programs have helped increase sales and attract loyal customers who feel connected to the brand.
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Starbucks started in the 1970s in Seattle and has since grown into one of the largest international coffee chains. It aims to establish itself as the premier purveyor of the finest coffee in the world while maintaining its principles of growth. Starbucks emphasizes ethical sourcing and social responsibility. It provides a relaxing atmosphere and high quality coffee and food products. While facing threats from rising costs and increased competition, Starbucks explores opportunities for expansion internationally and increasing its product offerings.
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- 1. Starbucks: Online Marketing Proposal By: Kaitlin Grady
- 2. The Business of Starbucks • The company began in 1971 in Seattle as a small coffee company that has grown to be a leader in the coffee industry with more than 17,000 stores worldwide and billions of customers daily.
- 3. Company Challenges: • The ever expanding coffee stores across the world including Caribou Coffee, Bigby and others. The need to keep Starbucks number 1. • Company goals: •Mission Statement: to inspire and nurture the human spirit – one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time. •
- 4. Company proposal • Utilize all social media efforts to bring knowledge of Starbucks company responsibility. • Online digital media campaign with the theme of "Brewing grounds that the world can enjoy. Environmental, ethical, and community responsibility."
- 5. Ethical Sourcing / Environmental Stewardship / Community Involvement "Brewing grounds that the world can enjoy. Environmental, ethical, and community responsibility."
- 6. Social Media • Daily tweeting and Facebook posting about the environment, ethical, and community happenings that Starbucks is involved in. • Ask social media users some environmental, ethical, and community things they would like to see from Starbucks. Get consumers engaged in this responsibility. Then pick something every month to go ahead and do!
- 7. Blogging Efforts • Blogging about all the events going on in the Starbucks world. • Starbucks already has a large blogging presence but using that to showcase the responsible actions of Starbucks bi-weekly will gain positive attention to who Starbucks is.
- 8. Success Evaluation • Media tracking to monitor the positive versus negative web search results Starbucks gets. • Donation money increases and “profits” in that respect. • Overall, annual statistics. Did Starbucks encourage more people to come and spend at their stores and on their products?
- 9. Budget and $$ Matters • Budgeting for the implementation of the social media campaign is relatively low since there is no cost to blogging, twitter, and Facebook. • Donation money for the new responsible actions to be implemented every month would need to be budgeted to approximately $10,000/mo.
- 10. Summary • Starbucks is already doing a great job in their online social media presence. A new campaign that implements their ethical, environmental, and community responsibility is one to reinforce their efforts already.