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1. San Mig Light's target market is young professionals and legal aged drinkers between 18-29 years old from social classes A, B, and C. 2. The marketing plan aims to position San Mig Light as having nutritional benefits compared to competitors who focus only on taste and alcohol content. 3. San Mig Light will leverage its low price, wide distribution through the San Miguel Brewery network, and new marketing messaging about the drink's health benefits to strengthen its position as the leading light beer brand.
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