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Florida based Burger King Holdings Ltd operated and franchised fast
food hamburger restaurants through its subsidiary , Burger King
Corporation. It ran 11300 restaurants in 69 countries and was
the second largest hamburger restaurant chain in the world.
In philippines , PERF restaurants Inc was the franchise holder of
Burger King and operated out of 23 locations wh were located
in the National Capital Region. In philippines , it was facing a
tough competition with the leading home-grown brands , Jollibee
and the world’s largest brand , Mc Donald’s. Although burgers,
chicken and fish, sides and desserts were offered, the
company’s unique selling proposition was its range of
Whoppers. Burger King’s brand awareness in the philippines
was pretty low. The company’s current communication efforts
had not been able to increase brand awareness. Mr. Kim Tan,
vice president, Marketing, had to take decision about the
value proposition, communication strategy of the company
amongst host of other marketing decisions, within next 3-4 2
Problems
Communicating Burger King’s
value proposition to its target
market was a major problem
for the company despite
having a list of strengths such
as superior products , higher
quality , great ambience etc.
The company’s current
communication efforts had not
been able to increase brand
awareness.
Reasons
The company had lower visibility
due to less no. of stores. It
also had low accessibility due
to the same reason, as pointed
out in the focus group
discussion.
The company’s offerings did not
include kid meals, chicken and
non-burger main items. Rice
was not served as aside option
to buy which was served at
Jollibee and McDonalds. In
philippines it was common to
offer rice along with the food.
There was also a negative
perception that Burger King
didn’t cater to the local Filipino
taste. As reported in the FGD,
many respondents didn’t
appreciate the absence 3
 Fast food had become one of the fastest
growing industries in metro manila due to :
o Rapid urbanisation
o Increase in disposable income of the population
o Growing preference of Filipinos for quick-value
meals in a clean and cool environment
 Major players in fast food market of metro
manila :
 Jollibee
 Mcdonalds
 Burger king
 Kfc
 Wendy’s
 Chow king
 Greenwich
 Some smaller niche players are also there,
such as –
Brother burger
Max’s
Goldilocks
Tokyo-Tokyo
Hotshots
OUR BRAND COMPETITORS
 Operating for 32+ years
 600 domestic outlets ( key strength)
 30 international outlets
 Expanded market through acquisition of
other fast food restaurants and bakeries
 Products :
American – burgers and fried chicken
Filipino – palabok and lumpia
 Emotional attachment from filipinos –
“langhap sarap” meaning “savoring
happiness”
 Target market- filipino family in home
country and abroad
 Committed to community programs such as “
maAga ang Pasko”, a donation drive of used
clothes and toys that were annually
distributed to street children and
orphanages.
 First opened in 1981
 Multi-billion peso company with 250 outlets in
Philippines.
 First one to Operates 24/7
 Products:
 Burgers
 Cheeseburgers
 Burger mcdo
 Big mac
 Quarter pounder w/cheese
 Chicken
 Chicken mcdo
 McChicken sandwich
 Fries
 dessert
 Target market- Filipino family with a taste
for American fast food.
 Strong marketing campaign
 Received multiple awards for “lolo”
campaign in 2003
 Key strength – ability to market itself as the
recognised global leader in hamburger chains
 Quite visible with a good choice of location
and appealing advertisements
 Limitation – its non- Filipino taste
 Has been in philippines for more than 2
decades.
 Most popular product – KFC original recipe
fried chicken
 Major strength – brand recall when it came
to fried chicken
 Major weakness – absence of legitimate
hamburger in the burger segment
 However, they were attempting to cater to a
new crowd of chicken burger lovers with
their line of zingers and chicken fillet
sandwiches .
 Opened first outlet in Philippines in 1983
 31 outlets in the country
 Target market- similar to Jollibee and
McDonalds but also those who prefer
healthier fast food
 Products-
American fast food (burgers and fries)
Unique salad bar ( key strength)
The baked potato ( unique item)
 Key weaknesses – lack of visibilty in terms of
No. of outlets
Marketing promotion
 Pizza - among the top fast food items
 Pizza parlour industry second to the burger
industry
 Notable franchises-
Shakey’s
Pizza hut
Greenwich
 Only comparable to burger king in
terms of price as others commanded a higher
average purchase price
Acquired by to
enter into pizza segment
 Major weakness –
always located near a jollibee or chow king
outlet
Did not cater to the burger segment ( absence of
hamburger on their menu)
 New fast food restaurants that had burger as
their main food such as and
 Too few outlets at the moment , even if they
are popular
 These players are in premium burger
segment, serving high end quality burgers at
premium pricing .
 Major weakness –
Lack of number in outlets
Weak visibility
Opened in the philippines in
1999
13 outlets in total today
15 outlets in philippines
8 in indonesia
1 in singapore
BURGER
KING
JOLLIBEE MCDONALD’S WENDY’S
AGE IN
THE
PHILIPPINES
11 years 33 years 27 years 25 years
# OF
OUTLETS
(PHILIPPINES) 23 600 250 40
MAJOR
PRODUCT/S
Burgers,
fries,
dessert
Burgers, local
offerings,
chicken, fries
, and dessert
Burgers,
chicken,
fries, and
dessert
Burgers,
salads,
desserts,
and baked
potato
POLITICAL FACTORS
 Govt proposed policy- Allowing almost 100% foreign
ownership in all sectors
 Increased competitiion
 More investment like increase in franchises
ECONOMIC FACTORS
 Increased Remittance
 In 2007 overseas remittances was 13.2% over the 2006
remittances
 Services boom and the resulting increase in net disposable
income
 Service output increased by 8.7% from last year
 Increase in demand and consumption of fast food
SOCIAL FACTORS
 Changing lifestyle and perception
 Increased foreigners and expats due to rise in service economy-
imbibing latest fashion, technologies, and world class taste and
preferences
 Increased educated and health conscious people
 Increase in no. of working women
 Average increase of 6.7% from 2006 to 2007
 It has increased from 13,394,000 to 14,286,000 in 2007
TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS
 Use of automated vertical grills, self service kiosks
,automated french fries system
 Increased interactions with customers &reduced labour cost
POSSIBLE SUCCESS FACTORS
Product, pricing, advertising, efficient service, breakfast
menus, value preposition, add on services, etc
Market Research Findings
A UAI Survey along with a focus group discussion was
conducted by a team of Asian Institute of Management and
following was a summary of the findings of the survey and
group discussions.
• Pizzas and Burgers were the most preferred fast food
items:-
The survey showed that an equal percentage (of
28.9%) of people preferred pizzas and burgers to other fast food items.
Following figure depicts the percentage split among the respondents on
the most preferred food items. Pizzas
Burgers
Pastas
Sandwiches
Salads
Others
 Jollibee had the highest brand recall amongst the fast food
brands:-
Advertising forms an important component of fast food operations.
The items were generally bought on impulse and a well-advertised brand
easily gained recognition. Almost half of the respondents recalled Jollibee
when asked about fast food and only 2.2% recalled Burger King.
Brand Recall
Mcdonald's
Jollibee
Burger King
Others
REASONS FOR THE LESSER BRAND RECALL AND BURGER KING BEING A
FOLLOWER.
 Lesser visibility and accessibility of Burger King.
 Although higher-end (costly) burgers were good, the lower-end burgers
were considered below-par compared to competitors such as Jollibee and
McDonalds.
 Burger King did not have much variety in the kids’ food.
 Food quality, price and service were the primary factors taken
into consideration before choosing a restaurant:-
There were various factors that people looked for, while choosing a fast
food restaurant. The most important factor in decision making was the food quality,
service and price. Below graph shows things people look for in a restaurant (on scale
of 5)
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
4.5
Food Quality Price Location
Convenience
Promotions
Offered
Ambience Service
 Jollibee led in all the main factors like quality, value for money,
menu and the service provided:-
In the average ranking of brands on the basis of
quality, value for money, menu and service it was concluded that Jollibee
lead in all factors. Following cluster graph shows the average ranking of
brands on the aforementioned factors.
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
4.5
Quality Value for
Money
Menu Service
McDonald's
Jollibee
KFC
Burger King
Wendy's
 Jollibee and McDonald’s were neck-to-neck in convenience,
ambience and cleanliness:-
In the average ranking of brands on the basis of
convenience, ambience and cleanliness, it was found that Jollibee and
McDonalds were neck-to-neck.
 Soft drinks and Fries were the two main supplementary food
items that people liked to have with their fast food meals:-
Out of a list of sides, people preferred soft
drinks and fries along with their fast food meals. The figure below showed
the percentage of people who like to have other things with their meal at a
fast food restaurant.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Soft Drinks Ice Cream Fries Desserts Soup/Salad Ice Tea
44
64
70
3 3 2 2
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
0ther Add On Services That People Desire At A Fast
Food Restaurant
Add On…
71
26
47
17
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
FOOD AMBIENCE ADDITIONAL
SERVICES
VALUE FOR
MONEY
Attributes People Like About Burger King
18
65 62
4 3
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
What are the services/changes people like to be
offered at burger king
Services/Changes
Large variety and cheaper prices were what people
want from Burger king.
SWOT ANALYSIS
 STRENGTHS
◦ Food quality – rated 3.99 on a scale of 5
, better than almost all other fast food
joints
◦ Brand name- “burger king” is a brand
name associated with burger
◦ Authentic American taste- value
differentiator that could be leveraged in
attracting the trendy and westernised
Filipino youth
 WEAKNESSES
◦ Limited number of outlets- regular
customers of burger king had to switch to
other fast food joints, if they did not find
an outlet in vicinity
◦ Limited choice in menu- should offer
varied type of products like its competitors
◦ Not suited to Filipino taste – had a bit
more American flavour to its products
◦ Higher prices- jollibee and mcdonalds
had cheaper products
OPPORTUNITIES
Spending on fast food is increasing
Urbanization
Increase in no. of working women
Increase in the no. of people who came to fast food joints for different
services like phone charging and mobile phones
THREATS
Increase In concern about health
Increase in no. of outlets of other fast food chains
CORE COMPETENCIES
Excellent supply chain, good service standards, good quality products,
innovative side orders, excellent ambience, tech-savvy outlets
POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION
AMERICAN FLAVOR AND AMERICAN FACTOR IN PHILIPPINES
Burger kings strong association with American flavor and the authenticity
maintained was ,hence, a “POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION”
TARGET MARKET
Teenagers and young adults up to the age of 35, studying or working from
metro manilla.
THE 4 Ps
4 Ps
product
price
place
promotion
PRODUCT
Burgers
•Beef
•Chicken
•Fish
Side
orders
•French fries
•Onion rings
•Criss-crossed French
fries
Cold
and hot
drinks
•Sodas
•Hot chocolate
•Lemonade
•Ice-tea
•Hot coffee
Desserts
•Hershey’s chocolate
pastries
•Ice creams
•Sundaes
•fudge
Highly
preferred
and
unique
 Burger king also introduced breakfast menu
 New offering – burger shots (many small
sized burgers in a single order )
 Apart from burgers, the whopper sub brand
was a unique sub brand associated with
burger king
 Burger king also offered various chicken
sandwiches which were highly sold
 Most of the desserts were supplied from
other major brands .
PRICE
 Expensive compared to all its competitors
Burger starting from 50 PHP
Price could go up to 250 PHP
Average price of a meal – 175 PHP
PLACE
 Sold its products only through its 23 outlets in
metro manila.
 No home delivery on phone
 Options with consumers- eat here or take
away
 Most outlets located in malls with high
footfall, premium malls which attracted A
and B income segment customers ( richest
customers)
PROMOTION
Constraints
• Spent lesser than McD and Jollibee
due to the sheer scales that they
currently command in Philippines.
• Outlet visibility was a natural form
of increasing brand awareness –
difficult with only 23 outlets
 Keeping the constraints in mind, company
advertised through following modes :
 Direct mailers sent to customers via mails and
network marketing used
 Communication through facebook
 Team sponsorship - Had its logo printed on jersey
of a famous local basketball team
 Advertisements in newspaper and magazines
 Small banners and kiosks an malls to show
direction to outlet
 Discount coupons ( up to 100% discount coupons
used ) – coupons awarded to winners of events
sponsored by burger king
 Communication messages used
 Common message rode on theWHOOPER – “
Angry whooper , and it’s cool to be angry”
 Other messages such as photographs of
basketball players wearing burger king jerseys
were used
 Most messages showed a meal – a sumptuous
burger with coke, fries and dessert
ANNEXURE
 KEY RESPONSES:
◦ Burgers will be the dominant fast food
preferred by people
◦ People thought of big king size burger when
thinking of burger king
◦ Fried chicken is an important offering
◦ Visibility and accessibility of burger king are
low.
◦ Low-end burgers were considered as “not
worth it”
◦ High-end burgers were considered “worth it”
◦ Burger king has maintained the American
taste, not adapted to Filipino tastes.
◦ Jollibee offers better toys for kids
◦ Kid’s meals offered weren’t good enough
◦ Credit card payment available at burger king
was appreciated
◦ Cell phone charging facility – major
attraction
◦ Burgers preferred to be served with chips
◦ Home delivery service which is not available is
very important
◦ Filipinos like Filipino breakfast – should
introduce breakfast with Filipino flavour
◦ Free internet – major attraction
◦ Burger king’s old policy ( not existing now) of
unlimited drinks was highly appreciated and
still remembered – offering be started again
◦ Burger king should increase its visibility –
currently low
◦ Suggestions given were for the introduction of
drinks other than aerated drinks.
QUESTIONS
1. Despite having strengths such as superior
products, higher quality, great ambience,
etc., burger king’s brand awareness in the
Philippines was pretty low. Analyze the
situation that may help Mr. KimTan,Vice
president , Marketing of burger kings,
Philippines. What is the role of local culture
in this context ?
2. ShouldTan retain the main point of
differentiation, its American flavour as its
core equity? SuggestTan on continuation of
current positioning and communication of
its value proposition.

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Metro manila fast food market

  • 1. 1
  • 2. Florida based Burger King Holdings Ltd operated and franchised fast food hamburger restaurants through its subsidiary , Burger King Corporation. It ran 11300 restaurants in 69 countries and was the second largest hamburger restaurant chain in the world. In philippines , PERF restaurants Inc was the franchise holder of Burger King and operated out of 23 locations wh were located in the National Capital Region. In philippines , it was facing a tough competition with the leading home-grown brands , Jollibee and the world’s largest brand , Mc Donald’s. Although burgers, chicken and fish, sides and desserts were offered, the company’s unique selling proposition was its range of Whoppers. Burger King’s brand awareness in the philippines was pretty low. The company’s current communication efforts had not been able to increase brand awareness. Mr. Kim Tan, vice president, Marketing, had to take decision about the value proposition, communication strategy of the company amongst host of other marketing decisions, within next 3-4 2
  • 3. Problems Communicating Burger King’s value proposition to its target market was a major problem for the company despite having a list of strengths such as superior products , higher quality , great ambience etc. The company’s current communication efforts had not been able to increase brand awareness. Reasons The company had lower visibility due to less no. of stores. It also had low accessibility due to the same reason, as pointed out in the focus group discussion. The company’s offerings did not include kid meals, chicken and non-burger main items. Rice was not served as aside option to buy which was served at Jollibee and McDonalds. In philippines it was common to offer rice along with the food. There was also a negative perception that Burger King didn’t cater to the local Filipino taste. As reported in the FGD, many respondents didn’t appreciate the absence 3
  • 4.  Fast food had become one of the fastest growing industries in metro manila due to : o Rapid urbanisation o Increase in disposable income of the population o Growing preference of Filipinos for quick-value meals in a clean and cool environment
  • 5.  Major players in fast food market of metro manila :  Jollibee  Mcdonalds  Burger king  Kfc  Wendy’s  Chow king  Greenwich
  • 6.  Some smaller niche players are also there, such as – Brother burger Max’s Goldilocks Tokyo-Tokyo Hotshots
  • 8.  Operating for 32+ years  600 domestic outlets ( key strength)  30 international outlets  Expanded market through acquisition of other fast food restaurants and bakeries  Products : American – burgers and fried chicken Filipino – palabok and lumpia  Emotional attachment from filipinos – “langhap sarap” meaning “savoring happiness”
  • 9.  Target market- filipino family in home country and abroad  Committed to community programs such as “ maAga ang Pasko”, a donation drive of used clothes and toys that were annually distributed to street children and orphanages.
  • 10.  First opened in 1981  Multi-billion peso company with 250 outlets in Philippines.  First one to Operates 24/7  Products:  Burgers  Cheeseburgers  Burger mcdo  Big mac  Quarter pounder w/cheese  Chicken  Chicken mcdo  McChicken sandwich  Fries  dessert
  • 11.  Target market- Filipino family with a taste for American fast food.  Strong marketing campaign  Received multiple awards for “lolo” campaign in 2003  Key strength – ability to market itself as the recognised global leader in hamburger chains  Quite visible with a good choice of location and appealing advertisements  Limitation – its non- Filipino taste
  • 12.  Has been in philippines for more than 2 decades.  Most popular product – KFC original recipe fried chicken  Major strength – brand recall when it came to fried chicken  Major weakness – absence of legitimate hamburger in the burger segment  However, they were attempting to cater to a new crowd of chicken burger lovers with their line of zingers and chicken fillet sandwiches .
  • 13.  Opened first outlet in Philippines in 1983  31 outlets in the country  Target market- similar to Jollibee and McDonalds but also those who prefer healthier fast food  Products- American fast food (burgers and fries) Unique salad bar ( key strength) The baked potato ( unique item)
  • 14.  Key weaknesses – lack of visibilty in terms of No. of outlets Marketing promotion
  • 15.  Pizza - among the top fast food items  Pizza parlour industry second to the burger industry  Notable franchises- Shakey’s Pizza hut Greenwich  Only comparable to burger king in terms of price as others commanded a higher average purchase price Acquired by to enter into pizza segment
  • 16.  Major weakness – always located near a jollibee or chow king outlet Did not cater to the burger segment ( absence of hamburger on their menu)
  • 17.  New fast food restaurants that had burger as their main food such as and  Too few outlets at the moment , even if they are popular  These players are in premium burger segment, serving high end quality burgers at premium pricing .  Major weakness – Lack of number in outlets Weak visibility
  • 18. Opened in the philippines in 1999 13 outlets in total today
  • 19. 15 outlets in philippines 8 in indonesia 1 in singapore
  • 20. BURGER KING JOLLIBEE MCDONALD’S WENDY’S AGE IN THE PHILIPPINES 11 years 33 years 27 years 25 years # OF OUTLETS (PHILIPPINES) 23 600 250 40 MAJOR PRODUCT/S Burgers, fries, dessert Burgers, local offerings, chicken, fries , and dessert Burgers, chicken, fries, and dessert Burgers, salads, desserts, and baked potato
  • 21. POLITICAL FACTORS  Govt proposed policy- Allowing almost 100% foreign ownership in all sectors  Increased competitiion  More investment like increase in franchises ECONOMIC FACTORS  Increased Remittance  In 2007 overseas remittances was 13.2% over the 2006 remittances  Services boom and the resulting increase in net disposable income  Service output increased by 8.7% from last year  Increase in demand and consumption of fast food
  • 22. SOCIAL FACTORS  Changing lifestyle and perception  Increased foreigners and expats due to rise in service economy- imbibing latest fashion, technologies, and world class taste and preferences  Increased educated and health conscious people  Increase in no. of working women  Average increase of 6.7% from 2006 to 2007  It has increased from 13,394,000 to 14,286,000 in 2007 TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS  Use of automated vertical grills, self service kiosks ,automated french fries system  Increased interactions with customers &reduced labour cost POSSIBLE SUCCESS FACTORS Product, pricing, advertising, efficient service, breakfast menus, value preposition, add on services, etc
  • 23. Market Research Findings A UAI Survey along with a focus group discussion was conducted by a team of Asian Institute of Management and following was a summary of the findings of the survey and group discussions. • Pizzas and Burgers were the most preferred fast food items:- The survey showed that an equal percentage (of 28.9%) of people preferred pizzas and burgers to other fast food items. Following figure depicts the percentage split among the respondents on the most preferred food items. Pizzas Burgers Pastas Sandwiches Salads Others
  • 24.  Jollibee had the highest brand recall amongst the fast food brands:- Advertising forms an important component of fast food operations. The items were generally bought on impulse and a well-advertised brand easily gained recognition. Almost half of the respondents recalled Jollibee when asked about fast food and only 2.2% recalled Burger King. Brand Recall Mcdonald's Jollibee Burger King Others
  • 25. REASONS FOR THE LESSER BRAND RECALL AND BURGER KING BEING A FOLLOWER.  Lesser visibility and accessibility of Burger King.  Although higher-end (costly) burgers were good, the lower-end burgers were considered below-par compared to competitors such as Jollibee and McDonalds.  Burger King did not have much variety in the kids’ food.  Food quality, price and service were the primary factors taken into consideration before choosing a restaurant:- There were various factors that people looked for, while choosing a fast food restaurant. The most important factor in decision making was the food quality, service and price. Below graph shows things people look for in a restaurant (on scale of 5) 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 Food Quality Price Location Convenience Promotions Offered Ambience Service
  • 26.  Jollibee led in all the main factors like quality, value for money, menu and the service provided:- In the average ranking of brands on the basis of quality, value for money, menu and service it was concluded that Jollibee lead in all factors. Following cluster graph shows the average ranking of brands on the aforementioned factors. 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 Quality Value for Money Menu Service McDonald's Jollibee KFC Burger King Wendy's
  • 27.  Jollibee and McDonald’s were neck-to-neck in convenience, ambience and cleanliness:- In the average ranking of brands on the basis of convenience, ambience and cleanliness, it was found that Jollibee and McDonalds were neck-to-neck.  Soft drinks and Fries were the two main supplementary food items that people liked to have with their fast food meals:- Out of a list of sides, people preferred soft drinks and fries along with their fast food meals. The figure below showed the percentage of people who like to have other things with their meal at a fast food restaurant. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Soft Drinks Ice Cream Fries Desserts Soup/Salad Ice Tea
  • 28. 44 64 70 3 3 2 2 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 0ther Add On Services That People Desire At A Fast Food Restaurant Add On…
  • 29. 71 26 47 17 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 FOOD AMBIENCE ADDITIONAL SERVICES VALUE FOR MONEY Attributes People Like About Burger King
  • 30. 18 65 62 4 3 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 What are the services/changes people like to be offered at burger king Services/Changes Large variety and cheaper prices were what people want from Burger king.
  • 31. SWOT ANALYSIS  STRENGTHS ◦ Food quality – rated 3.99 on a scale of 5 , better than almost all other fast food joints ◦ Brand name- “burger king” is a brand name associated with burger ◦ Authentic American taste- value differentiator that could be leveraged in attracting the trendy and westernised Filipino youth
  • 32.  WEAKNESSES ◦ Limited number of outlets- regular customers of burger king had to switch to other fast food joints, if they did not find an outlet in vicinity ◦ Limited choice in menu- should offer varied type of products like its competitors ◦ Not suited to Filipino taste – had a bit more American flavour to its products ◦ Higher prices- jollibee and mcdonalds had cheaper products
  • 33. OPPORTUNITIES Spending on fast food is increasing Urbanization Increase in no. of working women Increase in the no. of people who came to fast food joints for different services like phone charging and mobile phones THREATS Increase In concern about health Increase in no. of outlets of other fast food chains CORE COMPETENCIES Excellent supply chain, good service standards, good quality products, innovative side orders, excellent ambience, tech-savvy outlets POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION AMERICAN FLAVOR AND AMERICAN FACTOR IN PHILIPPINES Burger kings strong association with American flavor and the authenticity maintained was ,hence, a “POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION” TARGET MARKET Teenagers and young adults up to the age of 35, studying or working from metro manilla.
  • 34. THE 4 Ps 4 Ps product price place promotion
  • 35. PRODUCT Burgers •Beef •Chicken •Fish Side orders •French fries •Onion rings •Criss-crossed French fries Cold and hot drinks •Sodas •Hot chocolate •Lemonade •Ice-tea •Hot coffee Desserts •Hershey’s chocolate pastries •Ice creams •Sundaes •fudge Highly preferred and unique
  • 36.  Burger king also introduced breakfast menu  New offering – burger shots (many small sized burgers in a single order )  Apart from burgers, the whopper sub brand was a unique sub brand associated with burger king  Burger king also offered various chicken sandwiches which were highly sold  Most of the desserts were supplied from other major brands .
  • 37. PRICE  Expensive compared to all its competitors Burger starting from 50 PHP Price could go up to 250 PHP Average price of a meal – 175 PHP
  • 38. PLACE  Sold its products only through its 23 outlets in metro manila.  No home delivery on phone  Options with consumers- eat here or take away  Most outlets located in malls with high footfall, premium malls which attracted A and B income segment customers ( richest customers)
  • 39. PROMOTION Constraints • Spent lesser than McD and Jollibee due to the sheer scales that they currently command in Philippines. • Outlet visibility was a natural form of increasing brand awareness – difficult with only 23 outlets
  • 40.  Keeping the constraints in mind, company advertised through following modes :  Direct mailers sent to customers via mails and network marketing used  Communication through facebook  Team sponsorship - Had its logo printed on jersey of a famous local basketball team  Advertisements in newspaper and magazines  Small banners and kiosks an malls to show direction to outlet
  • 41.  Discount coupons ( up to 100% discount coupons used ) – coupons awarded to winners of events sponsored by burger king  Communication messages used  Common message rode on theWHOOPER – “ Angry whooper , and it’s cool to be angry”  Other messages such as photographs of basketball players wearing burger king jerseys were used  Most messages showed a meal – a sumptuous burger with coke, fries and dessert
  • 42. ANNEXURE  KEY RESPONSES: ◦ Burgers will be the dominant fast food preferred by people ◦ People thought of big king size burger when thinking of burger king ◦ Fried chicken is an important offering ◦ Visibility and accessibility of burger king are low. ◦ Low-end burgers were considered as “not worth it”
  • 43. ◦ High-end burgers were considered “worth it” ◦ Burger king has maintained the American taste, not adapted to Filipino tastes. ◦ Jollibee offers better toys for kids ◦ Kid’s meals offered weren’t good enough ◦ Credit card payment available at burger king was appreciated ◦ Cell phone charging facility – major attraction ◦ Burgers preferred to be served with chips
  • 44. ◦ Home delivery service which is not available is very important ◦ Filipinos like Filipino breakfast – should introduce breakfast with Filipino flavour ◦ Free internet – major attraction ◦ Burger king’s old policy ( not existing now) of unlimited drinks was highly appreciated and still remembered – offering be started again ◦ Burger king should increase its visibility – currently low
  • 45. ◦ Suggestions given were for the introduction of drinks other than aerated drinks.
  • 46. QUESTIONS 1. Despite having strengths such as superior products, higher quality, great ambience, etc., burger king’s brand awareness in the Philippines was pretty low. Analyze the situation that may help Mr. KimTan,Vice president , Marketing of burger kings, Philippines. What is the role of local culture in this context ?
  • 47. 2. ShouldTan retain the main point of differentiation, its American flavour as its core equity? SuggestTan on continuation of current positioning and communication of its value proposition.

Editor's Notes

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