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Starbucks achieves commercial success through a variety of factors: 1. It offers a large product variety including coffees, teas, foods and merchandise. 2. It has globally expanded to over 19,000 stores worldwide through strategic high-traffic locations. 3. It cultivates a café culture that targets young professionals and mirrors Italian coffee houses as a "Third Place." 4. It balances profitability with social responsibility initiatives like hiring veterans and fair trade coffee. 5. It forms partnerships through co-branding with companies and celebrity endorsements which increase sales and brand awareness. 6. It innovates through mobile technology like free Wi-Fi, a rewards app, and mobile payment which enhance the
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- 3. • Roasted and handcrafted coffees • Tea • Fresh food items • Other beverages • Merchandise • Music Source: Geereddy, 2014 Images: brandingmagazine.com, starbucks.com.au
- 4. • Pumpkin Spice Latte o$80 million revenue (2013) • Holiday Drinks • Summer Refreshers Source: Maynard, 2013 Images: BrandEating; NewsWire
- 5. • High-traffic, high- visibility locations • Drive-through locations • Retail centers, universities, office buildings and off- highway locations Source: IBISWorld, 2014 Images: ardentheatre.org
- 6. Note: Worldwide; 2011 to 2013 Source: Statista; ID 272900 19,767 10,858 4,740 2,861 1,777 1,600 852 828 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 Starbucks (2013) Dunkin' Donuts (2013) Tim Hortons (2013) Costa Coffee (2013) Panera Bread (2013) McCafé (2012)* Einstein Noah (2013) Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (2013) Number of stores Graph: Statistica, 2014
- 7. Note: Worldwide; 2013 Source: Statista; ID 270091 14.89 3.07 2.39 1.37 0.71 0.5 0.46 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Starbucks Tim Hortons Panera Bread Costa Coffee Dunkin' Brands Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (2012) Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Revenue in billion U.S. dollars Graph: Statistica, 2014
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- 9. • Balance between profitability and social conscience • Commitment to hire 10,000 veterans • College Achievement Program • Fair Trade Coffee Source: NewsBite, 2015; Macdonald, 2007 Image: TradingVisions
- 10. Source: Lingley, 2009 Images: PepsiCo; Apple; Urban Spoon
- 11. • Teavana and Oprah Winfrey developed Oprah Chai Tea • Percentage of sales go to Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy Foundation in South Africa Source: Schultz, 2014 Image: USA Today
- 12. • Free Wi-Fi • Mobile App • Rewards o Free Birthday Drinks o Accumulate stars to earn free products • Mobile Pay Source: Mari, 2014 Image: RedmondPie
- 13. Starbucks achieves commercial success due to: • Large product variety • Global expansion • Café culture • Social Responsibility • Partnerships • Innovative Technology Image: Great Fall Tribune