Campus cafe
Starbucks campus cafe
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
With increasing economic pressure,
Starbucks seeks to enhance it’s capital
The Campus Café Pilot will launch on
January 20, 2015
The Campus Café Pilot will be housed in
front of NYU’s Stern Building
This venture is a way for Starbucks to
expand and mutually benefit from the
academic market
THE BIG IDEA
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
•Increase market share
•Broaden CSR initiatives
•Expand national visibility of the Campus Café
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COMMUNICATION OBJECTIVES
•Raise awareness about the launch
•Develop relationships with the local community
•Inform employees about new outreach initiatives
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AUDIENCES
• Media
• National Academic Community
• Local NYU/Downtown community
• SBUX Employees
KEY MESSAGES
•The Campus Café is unprecedented—featuring the
latest in operational efficiency and green building
initiatives
•It’s your new neighbor—a place can call your home
away from home at any hour of the day
•Formal training and mentorship for Starbucks
employees and NYU students
STRATEGIES
• Use media relations to engage and educate
audience
• Build relationships with local community by
anticipating and responding to community
expectations and concerns
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• Exclusive interview with CEO Howard Schultz
• Teaser for what’s to come in 2015 for Starbucks on TV
• Invite local & national journalists & bloggers from
academic & traditional media to an exclusive pre-
opening walk through
MEDIA RELATIONS TACTICS
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS
• Green design/ sustainability:
LEED certified store
Recycling program
• CSR:
Food Donation to local shelters and community centers
• Town hall:
Answer concerns of local business owners and community members
Garner trust within the community
For Local Community:
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS
For Local Community:
• A Social Media Campaign
Exclusive Campus Café cup
• Starbucks University
Starbucks Management Lecture
School Scholarship
COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS
For Academic Community:
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS
For Academic Community:
• Operational Efficiency And Perk
Express line for drip coffee
Order ahead (Mobile APP)
Campus cash accepted
Seasonal discount
Expanded menu
24/7 Operation hour
Final study corner
• Starbucks internal employee memoranda
• NYU student employee opportunities
For Internal Employees:
COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS
TIMELINE
Nov MayDec Jan Feb March April June July Aug Sept Oct
Evaluation (Traditional & Social Media)
Pre-launch
On campus promo
Launch
Internal Memorandum (Monthly)
Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture
CONTINGENCIES
• Union/labor issues
• Severe inclement weather
• Food safety
METRICS
• Traditional media: article prominence, engagement, media
impressions, tonality
• Social media: likes, follows, click through, engagement
• Foot traffic in store/sales volume
• Expansion of the Campus Café to other universities
• Internal survey/ focus group
NEXT STEPS
• Create a business model to be applied to campus café’s
nationwide
• Begin pitching media sources
• Create social media accounts to monitor engagement

Starbucks Campus Cafe Comm Plan (1)

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  • 2.
    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY With increasingeconomic pressure, Starbucks seeks to enhance it’s capital The Campus Café Pilot will launch on January 20, 2015 The Campus Café Pilot will be housed in front of NYU’s Stern Building This venture is a way for Starbucks to expand and mutually benefit from the academic market
  • 3.
  • 4.
    BUSINESS OBJECTIVES •Increase marketshare •Broaden CSR initiatives •Expand national visibility of the Campus Café
  • 5.
    5 COMMUNICATION OBJECTIVES •Raise awarenessabout the launch •Develop relationships with the local community •Inform employees about new outreach initiatives
  • 6.
    6 AUDIENCES • Media • NationalAcademic Community • Local NYU/Downtown community • SBUX Employees
  • 7.
    KEY MESSAGES •The CampusCafé is unprecedented—featuring the latest in operational efficiency and green building initiatives •It’s your new neighbor—a place can call your home away from home at any hour of the day •Formal training and mentorship for Starbucks employees and NYU students
  • 8.
    STRATEGIES • Use mediarelations to engage and educate audience • Build relationships with local community by anticipating and responding to community expectations and concerns
  • 9.
    9 • Exclusive interviewwith CEO Howard Schultz • Teaser for what’s to come in 2015 for Starbucks on TV • Invite local & national journalists & bloggers from academic & traditional media to an exclusive pre- opening walk through MEDIA RELATIONS TACTICS
  • 10.
    10 COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS •Green design/ sustainability: LEED certified store Recycling program • CSR: Food Donation to local shelters and community centers • Town hall: Answer concerns of local business owners and community members Garner trust within the community For Local Community:
  • 11.
    11 COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS ForLocal Community: • A Social Media Campaign Exclusive Campus Café cup
  • 12.
    • Starbucks University StarbucksManagement Lecture School Scholarship COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS For Academic Community:
  • 13.
    13 COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS ForAcademic Community: • Operational Efficiency And Perk Express line for drip coffee Order ahead (Mobile APP) Campus cash accepted Seasonal discount Expanded menu 24/7 Operation hour Final study corner
  • 14.
    • Starbucks internalemployee memoranda • NYU student employee opportunities For Internal Employees: COMMUNITY RELATIONS TACTICS
  • 15.
    TIMELINE Nov MayDec JanFeb March April June July Aug Sept Oct Evaluation (Traditional & Social Media) Pre-launch On campus promo Launch Internal Memorandum (Monthly) Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture
  • 16.
    CONTINGENCIES • Union/labor issues •Severe inclement weather • Food safety
  • 17.
    METRICS • Traditional media:article prominence, engagement, media impressions, tonality • Social media: likes, follows, click through, engagement • Foot traffic in store/sales volume • Expansion of the Campus Café to other universities • Internal survey/ focus group
  • 18.
    NEXT STEPS • Createa business model to be applied to campus café’s nationwide • Begin pitching media sources • Create social media accounts to monitor engagement