This document provides an overview of PepsiCo, including its history starting in 1890, vision, mission, brand positioning, target market, and competitive advantage. PepsiCo's vision focuses on continually improving the world through environmental, social, and economic programs. Its mission is to produce convenient foods and beverages while rewarding investors and supporting employees and communities. Pepsi's brand positioning targets males and females aged 16-45 as hip, youthful, and forward-thinking. Its competitive advantages include a broad product mix, global production and distribution networks, and revitalized advertising campaigns featuring celebrities.

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Sir.Hassan Mustafa

4. Presented By:
M.Imran
Mian Ali
Ahsan
Saqib
Yousaf

5. History
Start from 1890
: Caleb Bradham
200 countries
headquartered in Manhattan, New York.
1500000 Worker
Pepsi co. Uni

6. Vision statement
PepsiCo's responsibility is to
continually improve all aspects of the
world in which we operate -
environment, social, economic -
creating a better tomorrow than
today."vision is put into action
through programs and a focus on
environmental stewardship, activities
to benefit society, and a commitment
to build shareholder value by making
PepsiCo a truly sustainable company

7. Mission Statement
Our mission is to be the world's premier
consumer products company focused on
convenient foods and beverages. We seek
to produce financial rewards to investors as
we provide opportunities for growth and
enrichment to our employees, our business
partners and the communities in which we
operate. And in everything we do, we
strive for honesty, fairness and integrity.

8. Identify and Establish Brand Positioning and value.
Pepsi - Brand Positioning
Category: Soft drink, more specifically Cola
 Male and female, skewed male.
 16-45.
 Think of themselves as hip or youthful.
 Forward thinking.
 Middle class, middle income.
 High school plus educated.
 Rural and urban dwellers.
Target Market:

9. Pepsi positioning
Coke represents happiness and moments of joy, while it
protects culture and maintains the status quo. Pepsi, on the
other hand, creates culture and embraces individuality. For
Pepsi loyalists, leading an exciting life is much more important
than leading a happy one.
Mr. Jakeman said.
Pepsi’s Brand positioning has finally always been as a
refreshing cola drink for the youth, just about every social
occasion.

10. Pepsi's POD
 Their forward thinking attitude.
 Pepsi has the image of being
action oriented.
 I think that a large part of their
target audience associate
themselves with the brand
because of that image.

11. Pepsi's POP
 Their wide selection to fit every lifestyle of consumer.
 They have regular pepsi, pepsi max with more caffeine,
pepsi cherry vanilla, caffeine free pepsi, diet pepsi and
pepsi zero to name a few.
 Pepsi also considers themselves the bold, refreshing, robust cola
which Coke and other colas could also claim. These points of parity
are product differentiations.
Of course Pepsi's main competitor is Coke who is in the same
category and has a very similar target audience.

12. Mental Map

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14. Brand Personality
 Pepsi has always had a young target audience.
 Many of their ads were historically targeted at teens and even pre-teens
 And are injected with fun, sports and most often, music.
 Pepsi has leveraged all manner of musical celebrities over the years.
 Male, 16-45, young in attitude/hip, cheerful, forward looking, active
and middle class.

15. Brand Mantra
Pepsi
-young
-Celebrities
-Fresh
-Sport
Coca Cola
 -Sharing
 -Hapiness
 -Tasty

16. Pepsi core values
 Sustained growth
 Empowered people
 Responsibility & Trust
Pepsi’s core values are :

17. Brand Elements

18. Integrated Marketing
Communications (IMC)
 Pepsi has altered its marketing strategy recently to attain
competitive advantage and sustain for a longer period in
the market
 For this it is increasing its TV ads by 30% in a year. It is
also devising new advertising campaign.
E-commerce is shaping up to be the next great revolution
in the food and beverage industry and to boost this
Walmart’s mobile chief just joined Pepsi to lead its new e-
commerce push.

19. Pepsi Brand Equity
Break up of Brand Equity for the brand Pepsi

20. Ali Imran

21. Brand Value Chain

22. Guiding principles for
Performance
 Care for our customers, our consumers and the world we live in.
 Sell only products we can be proud of.
 Balance short-term and long-term.
 Respect others and succeed together.

23. Brand Mroducts Matrix
BCG Matrix

24. SWOT Analysis
Pepsi Strengths
 Strong brand image
 Broad product mix
 Extensive global production network
 Extensive global distribution network
Pepsi Weaknesses
 Low penetration outside the Americas
 Limited business portfolio
 Weak marketing to health-conscious
consumers

25. Opportunities for Pepsi
 Business diversification
 Market penetration in developing
countries
 Global alliances with complementary
businesses
Threats Facing Pepsi
Aggressive
competition
Healthy lifestyles
trend

26. Brand portfolio

27. Business Strategy and Long-Term
Planning
 Building new capabilities
 Increasing focus on costs
 Develop a culture of collaboration
 Exercise discipline when it comes to capital returns
 Market Penetration
 Product Development
 Market Development

28. Pepsi competitive advantage
 Broad differentiation
Pepsi Revitalization Strategy:
 Pepsi revitalized their advertising campaigns with
celebrities from a wide range of fields
 Attractive and inspiring website was a huge asset to the company
as it not only presents the Pepsi products but also includes
promotions games, music, and movie trailers.

29. Pepsi competitive advantage
 Pepsi also reiterated their promotions with their new ads
featuring.
 Pepsi confirmed their established promotions and
advertisements strategies, Pepsi’s younger image is also
aided by celebrities endorsement.