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It is a two-part assignment.
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The second part consists of a well-integrated and carefully planned marketing plan for an investor who will invest in this sustainable business idea. The presentation aims to promote an innovative idea to a panel of investors. In the second part of the presentation,
* The product and the associated value proposition
* Market analysis
* Estimated opportunities and threats in the marketplace using the ICEDRIPS model.
* Segmenting- Targeting- Positioning- Differentiating
* Marketing Mix
* Pricing
* Distribution
* Marketing Communication
* Physical environment
* Process
* People
* Marketing Projections
The references used for the presentations are included in the slide.
All the best!
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2. Positives in an economic downturn Background Impact on beer sales & home brew Australian beer market snapshot Importance of advertising Environmental sustainability Philanthropy
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26. Positives in an economic downturn Background Impact on beer sales & home brew Australian beer market snapshot Importance of advertising Environmental sustainability Philanthropy
35. Positives in an economic downturn Background Impact on beer sales & home brew Australian beer market snapshot Importance of advertising Environmental sustainability Philanthropy
36. Promotional focus on mature brands has fallen significantly Low carb brands are attracting biggest gains in promotional focus Source: Citi ‘Thirsty Thoughts’ Market Data
37. Link between promotional activity and short term volume performance Source: Citi ‘Thirsty Thoughts’ Market Data
48. Year to Date Export Sales – June 2009 Total Sales $7,271,945
49. Why choose Coopers? Importance of advertising Being relevant to consumer Engaging and aspirational Creating a point of difference Opportunity to belong
59. Positives in an economic downturn Background Impact on beer sales & home brew Australian beer market snapshot Importance of advertising Environmental sustainability Philanthropy
60. Environmental Improvements Modern brewhouse – recycling of heat & water Vapour condensation Energy savings (~15%) Reduction in solid – NPC Cogeneration Plant (2003) Focus on carbon lifecycle footprint
61. Cogeneration Plant Annual power generation of 24,000 MWh 16,500 MWh exported to grid Long term certainty of pricing and security of supply Full redundancy for power and steam generation With co-generation, energy represents some 7% of the total emissions footprint - industry standard of ~ 20%
62. AIR INLET DIVERTER DAMPER FILTER GENERATOR HRSG STEAM GAS TURBINE DUCT BURNER Cogeneration Plant
68. Introduction Established in 2006, the Coopers Brewery Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Coopers Brewery, reinforcing the Cooper family traditions of community involvement and social responsibility. It represents a commitment by Coopers Brewery to the welfare of Australians – ‘brewing support for the community’ Thomas Cooper Founder Cardiovascular Research Centre
71. Why choose Coopers? Importance of advertising Being relevant to consumer Engaging and aspirational Creating a point of difference Opportunity to belong