Nespresso case study
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The document summarizes the success of Nespresso, a subsidiary of Nestle that produces coffee machines and pods. It began in 1986 and has grown to a $3 billion global business present in 60 countries. Nespresso has established a premium brand through high-quality coffee, exclusive boutiques, and brand ambassadors. While new competition from Jacobs Douwve Egberts may impact Nespresso, its global presence, distribution channels, and exclusive brand positioning will help it resist competition. The document recommends Nespresso focus on expanding its capsule market, introducing new flavors and loyalty programs, and leveraging emotional branding in marketing.
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-Testimonial
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-Overall Layout
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You can contact them at eshtiaque@student.ie.edu or nmoussa.bba2010@student.ie.edu.
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Nespresso
Nespresso was created in 1986 as a subsidiary of Nestle. It was founded by Eric Favre. Nespresso has achieved success through its positioning as a premium coffee brand offering high quality coffee and excellent service through practical coffee machines and unique capsules. It builds brand loyalty through an emotional branding approach that makes customers feel part of an exclusive club through benefits, limited editions, and engagement with innovations. However, its positioning faces competition from Jacobs Douwe Egberts, which produces Nespresso capsules and has greater resources for marketing and cheaper products.
Nespresso
Nespresso was created in 1986 as a subsidiary of Nestle. It was founded by Eric Favre who invented the Nespresso system. Nespresso has successfully positioned itself by focusing on high quality coffee and excellent service delivered through practical coffee machines and unique capsules. It builds brand loyalty through an emotional branding approach that makes customers feel part of an exclusive club with benefits like special offers, a magazine, and partnerships with restaurants. However, its positioning faces competition from Jacobs Douwe Egberts which produces capsules for Nespresso and has more marketing budget and cheaper products, though Nespresso maintains exclusivity through segmentation of customers and widespread markets.
Nespresso
Nespresso was created in 1986 as a subsidiary of Nestle. It has achieved success through unique positioning using technology to provide excellent service and strong communications. Nespresso positions itself as belonging to a privileged community through its coffee cubes. While competitors like Jacobs are gradually expanding their capsules to be compatible in more machines, Nespresso maintains a global market presence through better branding and marketing strategies.
Nespresso
Nespresso targets high-end customers aged 35-49 by selling premium coffee using an exclusive business model. It operates boutique stores in upscale shopping areas and uses celebrity endorsements and magazines to market the Nespresso brand as stylish and high-quality. While Nespresso faces threats from substitutes and new entrants now that its patents have expired, it continues to innovate and focus on customer demands to maintain its niche in the coffee capsule market.
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Nespresso
Nespresso was created in 1976 but initially saw moderate success selling its coffee machines to professional coffee makers, as it was an unnecessary luxury. It then repositioned itself to cater to the high-end consumer market by marketing its ability to brew high-quality coffee at home. This successful repositioning led to $3 billion in turnover by 2014. However, some competitors tried to discredit Nespresso by claiming its capsules were polluting. To maintain its position as market leader, the document recommends that Nespresso strengthen its positioning as a high-end brand.
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- 3. • Created in 1986 • Subsidiary of the Swiss Group, Nestlé • Initially a supplier of Coffee Machines • Repositioned to the high-end segment to become a global success • $3 Billion Turnover • Present in around 60 countries with more than 300 Boutiques Some Facts
- 5. Generating Revenue through Nespresso Pods
- 6. ● Having a long lasting Customer relationship with the Nespresso Club
- 7. ● Association with well-established restaurants
- 8. Points of Difference (PODs)
- 9. ● Unique, elegant, & Luxury Experience ● Nespresso Brand Club ● Great in-shop experience at Nespresso Cubes ● Developed & Diversified Distribution Channel ● Variety of Coffee Choices
- 10. Points of Parity (POPs)
- 11. ● High Quality Coffee ● Premium Price ● Research & Development ● Product Characteristics ● Convenience
- 14. Brand Mantra Ultimate Coffee Experience
- 15. Ultimate Coffee Experience - Serves as the Emotional Modifier - Serves as the Descriptive Modifier - Serves as the Brand Function
- 17. Why has Nespresso’s repositioning on the consumer market led to the success of the Brand? ● Good communication channels ● High Quality Coffee ● Highly targeted marketing campaigns ● Making the brand Desirable to the consumer ● Setting up Boutiques and Nespresso Cubes ● Association with well-established restaurants ● High Profile Brand Ambassadors
- 18. Will the unique positioning of Nespresso enable it to resist new competition from Jacobs Douwve Egberts? ● No, Since Jacobs Douwve Egberts (JDE) has more revenue to market themselves. ● No, Since JDE will be selling the capsules that fit into the Nespresso machines at a lower rate. ● Yes, Since Nespresso has a global presence and a good distribution channel in place. ● Yes, Since Nespresso is a far more exclusive brand than JDE
- 19. Recommendations ● Establish more growth in the Capsule Market ● Introduce more coffee flavors ● Introduction of Consumer Loyalty Program ● Work on Cultural Branding ● Induce the concept of Emotional Branding in their marketing campaigns.
- 20. Summary
- 21. Disclaimer Created by Mehul Sharma, Chitkara University during a Marketing Internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow.