Battle of the coffee brands in social mediaJHergianto
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This document provides a comparative analysis of the social media presence and branding of Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks. It analyzes their websites, social media accounts, video content, sentiment analysis and trends. The key findings are that Starbucks far outweighs Dunkin' Donuts in terms of social media following and engagement across all platforms, and that Starbucks' branding as a lifestyle brand resonates more strongly with consumers and invites more emotional connection and sharing online.
This document compares the social media presence and strategies of Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks. It provides background on each company and analyzes their performance across various social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Vine and blogs. For Facebook, it finds that Dunkin' Donuts posts more frequently and engages customers better, while Starbucks focuses more on customer service. For Twitter, it determines that Starbucks has significantly more followers and reach, but Dunkin' Donuts posts more varied content. Overall, it concludes that while Starbucks has a larger overall presence, Dunkin' Donuts wins for its positive energy and fun approach on social media that keeps customers engaged.
The document provides information about Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts and their social media presence. It discusses their brands, target markets, and examples of social media posts. Starbucks targets younger consumers and those with higher incomes, while Dunkin' Donuts appeals more broadly to everyday customers. Both see engagement around new products but also negative reactions to changes like Starbucks modifying its rewards program.
20 Interesting Things: Crowdsourcing June 2010David Stutts
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The document summarizes 20 examples of companies that have utilized crowdsourcing. Some examples highlighted include Domino's Pizza allowing people to earn cash rewards for referrals, Mountain Dew having fans help create and market new flavors, and the Royal Opera House crowdsourcing the libretto for a new opera through Twitter. Overall, the document shows how crowdsourcing can give customers control and create personalized outcomes for brands.
The document provides an integrated marketing plan for Dunkin' Donuts to target 18-24 year olds in 2015. The plan includes 3 phases: brand awareness, brand interaction, and staying productive. Phase 1 uses augmented reality, a microsite, and a Hulu commercial. Phase 2 utilizes location-based social networks and check-in programs. Phase 3 focuses on in-store promotions and stickers. Metrics include online engagement, mobile app usage, and sales. The strategy aims to grow sales, build awareness, adapt to trends, and retain/attract new customers among the target demographic.
This document provides information about a group project presentation for Dunkin' Donuts. The group includes 4 members from the Department of Management Sciences at Government College University in Faisalabad, Pakistan. The presentation covers Dunkin' Donuts' history, mission, products, competition, SWOT analysis, marketing mix, and recommendations. It aims to provide a high-level overview of the company for the presentation.
Here is the plans book from my capstone class at The University of Georgia. I worked as the Account Executive for this project, although much of the actual work was a collaborative effort. As an advertising student at UGA, it is our responsibility to deliver a full campaign to a real client given to us by a local ATL agency. We were lucky enough to work with 22squared and Baskin Robbins for this class. Hope you enjoy!
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This document provides background information and proposed research questions for a marketing research project on Ballast Point Brewery. The group aims to understand how perceptions of Ballast Point differ between those aware and unaware of its recent acquisition by Constellation Brands. They hypothesize knowledge of the acquisition may change views of Ballast Point's brand personality and loyalty. A mock survey is included to measure factors influencing consumer preference and loyalty toward Ballast Point before and after informing them of the acquisition.
Johnnie Walker is a globally dominant scotch whiskey brand owned by Diageo. In 2013, Johnnie Walker had case sales of 19.7 million, significantly higher than its top competitors. To maintain and grow its brand equity, Johnnie Walker utilizes integrated marketing campaigns across various channels to build brand awareness and positive associations. Recommendations to further strengthen the brand include secondary brand partnerships through co-branding, celebrity endorsements, and sponsoring music festivals to appeal to younger consumers.
The document discusses strategies for marketing wine to millennials. It defines millennials as those born between 1980-1995 and notes they are an important target market. Some key points made include that millennials like technology, embrace diversity, find value in fun experiences, are environmentally conscious, and are more likely to experiment with new brands. The document recommends focusing on packaging, labels, digital marketing, and events to appeal to millennials. Specific strategies discussed include creative packaging, viral digital videos, wine blogs, social media, and tasting events designed around fun experiences.
The document provides research insights into millennials and their attitudes towards Diet Coke. Key findings include:
- Millennials consume soda occasionally and see Diet Coke as a treat. They are frustrated by negative stereotypes and see themselves as hardworking.
- Millennials reject inauthentic brands and prefer entertaining ads that offer incentives. They are focused on success and acknowledgement of their achievements.
- Diet Coke is viewed as a better choice than regular soda, but its association with artificial sweeteners is a concern. Millennials want to feel they are leading a healthy lifestyle.
Coke's 'fans first' approach in social communitiesiStrategy
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A presentation by Michael Donnelly,
Group Director of Worldwide Interactive Marketing for Coca-Cola, created for the iStrategy2010 conference. @MichaelDonnelly
This presentation outlines Coke's 'fans first' approach in social communities.
- Dunkin' Donuts is launching a campaign called "A Fresh Start" in India to reintroduce the brand and drive sales.
- The campaign will include an in-person re-launch event featuring new products, games with prizes, appearances by mascot characters, and food trucks to promote delivery.
- Digital marketing will feature contests on influencers' social media accounts, branded video/photo content, and retargeting ads on Facebook, Instagram and Google.
In this Media Planning group project, we developed our own media plan on the IZZE Sparkling Juice brand and applied the basics of advertising media planning. 'Roots Media' our group agency, created the idea "IZZE: The Last Ingredient" to illustrate that IZZE Sparkling Juice completes your meal and day. An executive summary on the brand, a situation and brand analysis and our agency's media objectives and proposed strategies were incorporated in the plan to emphasize our creative brief on "The Last Ingredient."
This document provides an overview of the history and business of Snapple beverage company. It discusses Snapple's origins in the 1970s, its growth through the 1990s becoming a nationally recognized brand, and its acquisition by larger companies including Quaker Oats, TriAc Beverage Group, and ultimately Cadbury Schweppes. The document outlines Snapple's marketing strategy, product line expansion, and competition in the beverage industry over the decades. It concludes with Snapple's current status as part of the Dr Pepper Snapple Group and possibilities for expanding the Snapple brand internationally.
The "Share a Coke" advertising campaign launched by Coca-Cola in 2014 was an immediate success. It was the first time in 10 years that Coke saw an increase in sales. The campaign encouraged people to find their name or a friend's name on Coke bottles in an effort to promote sharing. It targeted all age groups and saw increased consumption during the summer months. The simple message of sharing a Coke with others tapped into emotions and allowed consumers to feel personally connected to the brand. The campaign continued to be effective in subsequent years and helped Coca-Cola rise from a period of declining marketing success.
Social Cue is a marketing agency that creates compelling content to engage consumers in conversation with their brand clients. The agency uses in-depth research to understand what consumers want to hear in order to tap into consumer interests and discuss brands with consumers, not just broadcast messages to them. Social Cue's team includes account executives, brand planners, media planners, integrated marketing coordinators, an art director, copywriter, graphic designer, and they provide strategic marketing and communications services.
Starbucks launched the Frappuccino in 1996 as a frozen blended beverage to boost summer sales. It became tremendously popular and Starbucks partnered with PepsiCo to produce ready-to-drink Frappuccino bottles. By 2014, Starbucks had 72% of the US ready-to-drink coffee market, with Frappuccino alone accounting for 49% of that market. Though still the market leader, Starbucks' share has declined in recent years due to increased competition from other brands. Starbucks positions Frappuccino as a premium, convenient ready-to-drink coffee drink available in stores and online.
Business plan strategies powerpoint final brew pubJeremy
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The document proposes creating a brew pub to provide locals with a variety of craft beers and seasonal selections. It notes growing sales in the craft beer industry and identifies the target market as males aged 21-44. Competition comes from larger breweries, so the business model focuses on producing quality seasonal beers while offering entertainment. Startup costs are estimated at $571,500 with sales of $180,000 projected in year one and 15-20% growth in subsequent years. Milestones include finding financing, a location and brew master by early 2011 and expanding distribution by 2013.
10 Key Ingredients to Craft Beer Brand SuccessNeal Stewart
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10 key ingredients for craft beer success are:
1) Focus marketing efforts on tools that directly help sell beer like point-of-sale materials.
2) Build the brand around the brewery where the authentic story is most meaningful to consumers.
3) Create opportunities for conversations between consumers and brand representatives to share the brand's passion.
4) Develop an authentic story that employees genuinely live and breathe.
5) Prioritize the on-premise channel to gain credibility and awareness.
6) Have representatives actively selling and marketing the brand in their local markets.
7) Leverage influencers who are passionate about trends to spread the brand message.
8) Bring the brand's icon to life
The Coca-Cola "Share a Coke" campaign launched in Australia in 2012, printing 150 popular names on bottles and cans. This personalized the brand and encouraged sharing on social media. The campaign increased Coke's Facebook traffic by 870% and sold over 250 million named bottles. It succeeded by fostering connections between friends and families, driving word-of-mouth promotion on social media. The campaign was expanded to over 80 countries due to its initial success in Australia.
Kraft spent $540 million on domestic ads last year, and Heinz spent more than $40 million. The combined figure is expected to dropand be spread among fewer agenciesas the conglomerate strives for greater efficiency.
Activate Water is a company selling a special type of vitamin water in Los Angeles that keeps the vitamins in the lid. A marketing strategy was developed to expand the brand in Southern California over three weeks. The strategy included a SWOT analysis, competitive analysis of Vitamin Water, Red Bull, and Gatorade, media planning using magazine inserts, billboards, and radio ads, and a press release announcing a marathon partnership with Susan G. Komen to raise money for breast cancer.
This document provides an overview of the global coffee market. It discusses the origins of coffee in Ethiopia and Yemen and how it spread. It then provides statistics on US and global coffee consumption, including facts about Dunkin Donuts, average cups consumed per day, and specialty coffee. The document also discusses the health benefits of coffee and strategies for social media and green marketing in the coffee industry. It provides an example of a company using causal marketing to support communities in Rwanda. In conclusion, it summarizes coffee consumption forecasts for 2013 focusing on growth in the US market and single-cup brewing.
Industry Overview And Competitive Strategy EssayRikki Wright
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The coffee industry is growing at 10% annually and worth over $100 million worldwide. Three major companies that dominate the industry are Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's, and Starbucks. Starbucks has established a strong brand identity and loyalty through its marketing strategy, allowing it to charge premium prices. It has a competitive advantage through offerings like alcoholic beverages and evening menus.
Melissa Pugash Business Opportunities in Tea for Coffee CompaniesMelissa Pugash
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This document summarizes a presentation about new business opportunities in the coffee and tea industries. It discusses trends in coffee and tea consumption, production, and imports. Single serve options and specialty varieties are growing market segments. Tea consumption is increasing in the US and expected to surpass coffee sales. The presentation provides tips for businesses, including developing a marketing plan, customer value proposition, and web presence to capitalize on opportunities in these beverage industries.
This document provides background information and proposed research questions for a marketing research project on Ballast Point Brewery. The group aims to understand how perceptions of Ballast Point differ between those aware and unaware of its recent acquisition by Constellation Brands. They hypothesize knowledge of the acquisition may change views of Ballast Point's brand personality and loyalty. A mock survey is included to measure factors influencing consumer preference and loyalty toward Ballast Point before and after informing them of the acquisition.
Johnnie Walker is a globally dominant scotch whiskey brand owned by Diageo. In 2013, Johnnie Walker had case sales of 19.7 million, significantly higher than its top competitors. To maintain and grow its brand equity, Johnnie Walker utilizes integrated marketing campaigns across various channels to build brand awareness and positive associations. Recommendations to further strengthen the brand include secondary brand partnerships through co-branding, celebrity endorsements, and sponsoring music festivals to appeal to younger consumers.
The document discusses strategies for marketing wine to millennials. It defines millennials as those born between 1980-1995 and notes they are an important target market. Some key points made include that millennials like technology, embrace diversity, find value in fun experiences, are environmentally conscious, and are more likely to experiment with new brands. The document recommends focusing on packaging, labels, digital marketing, and events to appeal to millennials. Specific strategies discussed include creative packaging, viral digital videos, wine blogs, social media, and tasting events designed around fun experiences.
The document provides research insights into millennials and their attitudes towards Diet Coke. Key findings include:
- Millennials consume soda occasionally and see Diet Coke as a treat. They are frustrated by negative stereotypes and see themselves as hardworking.
- Millennials reject inauthentic brands and prefer entertaining ads that offer incentives. They are focused on success and acknowledgement of their achievements.
- Diet Coke is viewed as a better choice than regular soda, but its association with artificial sweeteners is a concern. Millennials want to feel they are leading a healthy lifestyle.
Coke's 'fans first' approach in social communitiesiStrategy
油
A presentation by Michael Donnelly,
Group Director of Worldwide Interactive Marketing for Coca-Cola, created for the iStrategy2010 conference. @MichaelDonnelly
This presentation outlines Coke's 'fans first' approach in social communities.
- Dunkin' Donuts is launching a campaign called "A Fresh Start" in India to reintroduce the brand and drive sales.
- The campaign will include an in-person re-launch event featuring new products, games with prizes, appearances by mascot characters, and food trucks to promote delivery.
- Digital marketing will feature contests on influencers' social media accounts, branded video/photo content, and retargeting ads on Facebook, Instagram and Google.
In this Media Planning group project, we developed our own media plan on the IZZE Sparkling Juice brand and applied the basics of advertising media planning. 'Roots Media' our group agency, created the idea "IZZE: The Last Ingredient" to illustrate that IZZE Sparkling Juice completes your meal and day. An executive summary on the brand, a situation and brand analysis and our agency's media objectives and proposed strategies were incorporated in the plan to emphasize our creative brief on "The Last Ingredient."
This document provides an overview of the history and business of Snapple beverage company. It discusses Snapple's origins in the 1970s, its growth through the 1990s becoming a nationally recognized brand, and its acquisition by larger companies including Quaker Oats, TriAc Beverage Group, and ultimately Cadbury Schweppes. The document outlines Snapple's marketing strategy, product line expansion, and competition in the beverage industry over the decades. It concludes with Snapple's current status as part of the Dr Pepper Snapple Group and possibilities for expanding the Snapple brand internationally.
The "Share a Coke" advertising campaign launched by Coca-Cola in 2014 was an immediate success. It was the first time in 10 years that Coke saw an increase in sales. The campaign encouraged people to find their name or a friend's name on Coke bottles in an effort to promote sharing. It targeted all age groups and saw increased consumption during the summer months. The simple message of sharing a Coke with others tapped into emotions and allowed consumers to feel personally connected to the brand. The campaign continued to be effective in subsequent years and helped Coca-Cola rise from a period of declining marketing success.
Social Cue is a marketing agency that creates compelling content to engage consumers in conversation with their brand clients. The agency uses in-depth research to understand what consumers want to hear in order to tap into consumer interests and discuss brands with consumers, not just broadcast messages to them. Social Cue's team includes account executives, brand planners, media planners, integrated marketing coordinators, an art director, copywriter, graphic designer, and they provide strategic marketing and communications services.
Starbucks launched the Frappuccino in 1996 as a frozen blended beverage to boost summer sales. It became tremendously popular and Starbucks partnered with PepsiCo to produce ready-to-drink Frappuccino bottles. By 2014, Starbucks had 72% of the US ready-to-drink coffee market, with Frappuccino alone accounting for 49% of that market. Though still the market leader, Starbucks' share has declined in recent years due to increased competition from other brands. Starbucks positions Frappuccino as a premium, convenient ready-to-drink coffee drink available in stores and online.
Business plan strategies powerpoint final brew pubJeremy
油
The document proposes creating a brew pub to provide locals with a variety of craft beers and seasonal selections. It notes growing sales in the craft beer industry and identifies the target market as males aged 21-44. Competition comes from larger breweries, so the business model focuses on producing quality seasonal beers while offering entertainment. Startup costs are estimated at $571,500 with sales of $180,000 projected in year one and 15-20% growth in subsequent years. Milestones include finding financing, a location and brew master by early 2011 and expanding distribution by 2013.
10 Key Ingredients to Craft Beer Brand SuccessNeal Stewart
油
10 key ingredients for craft beer success are:
1) Focus marketing efforts on tools that directly help sell beer like point-of-sale materials.
2) Build the brand around the brewery where the authentic story is most meaningful to consumers.
3) Create opportunities for conversations between consumers and brand representatives to share the brand's passion.
4) Develop an authentic story that employees genuinely live and breathe.
5) Prioritize the on-premise channel to gain credibility and awareness.
6) Have representatives actively selling and marketing the brand in their local markets.
7) Leverage influencers who are passionate about trends to spread the brand message.
8) Bring the brand's icon to life
The Coca-Cola "Share a Coke" campaign launched in Australia in 2012, printing 150 popular names on bottles and cans. This personalized the brand and encouraged sharing on social media. The campaign increased Coke's Facebook traffic by 870% and sold over 250 million named bottles. It succeeded by fostering connections between friends and families, driving word-of-mouth promotion on social media. The campaign was expanded to over 80 countries due to its initial success in Australia.
Kraft spent $540 million on domestic ads last year, and Heinz spent more than $40 million. The combined figure is expected to dropand be spread among fewer agenciesas the conglomerate strives for greater efficiency.
Activate Water is a company selling a special type of vitamin water in Los Angeles that keeps the vitamins in the lid. A marketing strategy was developed to expand the brand in Southern California over three weeks. The strategy included a SWOT analysis, competitive analysis of Vitamin Water, Red Bull, and Gatorade, media planning using magazine inserts, billboards, and radio ads, and a press release announcing a marathon partnership with Susan G. Komen to raise money for breast cancer.
This document provides an overview of the global coffee market. It discusses the origins of coffee in Ethiopia and Yemen and how it spread. It then provides statistics on US and global coffee consumption, including facts about Dunkin Donuts, average cups consumed per day, and specialty coffee. The document also discusses the health benefits of coffee and strategies for social media and green marketing in the coffee industry. It provides an example of a company using causal marketing to support communities in Rwanda. In conclusion, it summarizes coffee consumption forecasts for 2013 focusing on growth in the US market and single-cup brewing.
Industry Overview And Competitive Strategy EssayRikki Wright
油
The coffee industry is growing at 10% annually and worth over $100 million worldwide. Three major companies that dominate the industry are Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's, and Starbucks. Starbucks has established a strong brand identity and loyalty through its marketing strategy, allowing it to charge premium prices. It has a competitive advantage through offerings like alcoholic beverages and evening menus.
Melissa Pugash Business Opportunities in Tea for Coffee CompaniesMelissa Pugash
油
This document summarizes a presentation about new business opportunities in the coffee and tea industries. It discusses trends in coffee and tea consumption, production, and imports. Single serve options and specialty varieties are growing market segments. Tea consumption is increasing in the US and expected to surpass coffee sales. The presentation provides tips for businesses, including developing a marketing plan, customer value proposition, and web presence to capitalize on opportunities in these beverage industries.
Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage company and most popular soft drink, selling over 1.6 billion servings per day in over 200 countries. It was created in Atlanta, Georgia by Dr. John S. Pemberton and has grown to have a portfolio of over 3,000 beverage products. While facing challenges from competition and negative publicity, Coca-Cola utilizes social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs to interact with customers, monitor brand sentiment, and promote their brand on a global scale.
Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage company and most popular soft drink, selling over 1.6 billion servings per day in over 200 countries. It was created in Atlanta, Georgia by Dr. John S. Pemberton and has grown to include over 3,000 beverage products. While maintaining strong brand recognition worldwide, Coca-Cola utilizes social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to interact with customers, promote causes, and monitor brand perception.
Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage company and most popular soft drink, selling over 1.6 billion servings per day in over 200 countries. It was created in Atlanta, Georgia by Dr. John S. Pemberton and has grown to include over 3,000 beverage products. While maintaining strong brand recognition worldwide, Coca-Cola utilizes social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to interact with customers, promote causes, and monitor brand perception.
Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage company and most popular soft drink, selling over 1.6 billion servings per day in over 200 countries. It was created in Atlanta, Georgia by Dr. John S. Pemberton and has grown to have a wide portfolio of beverages. While very successful globally, Coca-Cola faces challenges from competition and negative publicity. The company utilizes social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to interact with customers, promote causes, and monitor brand perception.
FINAL DRAFT Starbucks Financial Analysis Term PaperMatthew Urdan
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This document provides a financial analysis of Starbucks Coffee Company. It summarizes Starbucks' business operations, competitive position in the coffee industry, macroeconomic factors impacting the global coffee market, and a SWOT analysis. A financial analysis of Starbucks finds that the company has strong liquidity, effective asset management, and low debt levels compared to competitors. Overall, the analysis indicates that Starbucks has demonstrated solid financial performance and is well-positioned for continued growth.
Coca-Cola Brews a Hot Acquisition Costa Coffee Case AWilheminaRossi174
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The Coca-Cola Company acquired British coffee chain Costa Coffee for $5.1 billion in 2018. Coca-Cola's revenues and profits had been declining as soda sales fell due to health concerns. Meanwhile, global coffee consumption was rising. The acquisition gave Coca-Cola almost 4,000 Costa stores in 32 countries and entry into the hot beverage market for the first time. It was seen as a strategic move to diversify away from soft drinks into the more profitable coffee industry as consumers turn away from sugary drinks.
Coca cola brews a hot acquisition costa coffee case aARIV4
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The Coca-Cola Company acquired British coffee chain Costa Coffee for $5.1 billion in 2018. Coca-Cola's revenues and profits had been declining as soda sales fell due to health concerns. Meanwhile, global coffee consumption was rising. The acquisition gave Coca-Cola almost 4,000 Costa stores in 32 countries and entry into the hot beverage market for the first time. It was seen as a strategic move to diversify away from struggling soda sales into the faster growing coffee industry.
Starbucks has undertaken various corporate social responsibility efforts related to ethical sourcing of coffee, environmental sustainability, and community engagement. However, some argue these efforts are more for marketing purposes than reality. Starbucks works with Conservation International to source coffee sustainably and has goals to increase purchases of certified coffee. It aims to reduce environmental impacts through recycling programs and reducing energy/water use. Starbucks also supports communities through volunteer hours and charitable foundations. Critics note Starbucks recycles only a small percentage of cups and volunteer hours have declined, suggesting CSR efforts may be overstated for marketing purposes.
The document analyzes Starbucks Corporation's financial performance and strategies for increasing profits. It finds that net income declined from 2007 to 2008 due to increased competition. Two alternative courses of action are considered: aggressively expanding international store openings or creating a new affordable coffee product line. Quantitative and qualitative analysis determines that international expansion is preferable. The plan of action involves executive meetings, strategic planning, budgeting, and continuous implementation and evaluation to pursue the objective of increasing annual net income by 10% through global growth.
The document provides details about a social media marketing campaign for Bayfield Coffee Company. The objectives are to upgrade their social media presence to increase sales and position them for future success. Bayfield Coffee is a specialty coffee brand originally from Wisconsin that is looking to expand its market. The campaign will target younger gourmet coffee drinkers and utilize platforms like Twitter, Como mobile app, and Tumblr to showcase the company's passion for coffee and education. The goals are to enhance Bayfield Coffee's brand and online presence in a cost-effective manner.
Starbucks' strategy focuses on its dominant position in the specialty coffee market through its extensive global store network. However, it faces high competition from thousands of smaller coffee shops and substitutes like tea. Starbucks relies on its core coffee and espresso drinks as cash cows but looks to expand internationally and through new products like instant coffee. Its supply chain carefully sources, samples, roasts, and packages coffee beans to ensure quality in its stores worldwide.
This document provides an inside look at Starbucks and its strategy for entering the emerging Indian market. Some key points:
- Starbucks entered India in 2012 as a 50:50 joint venture with Tata Group.
- To succeed in India, Starbucks had to modify its offerings to cater to Indian tastes, which are different than Western tastes. It introduced foods like chicken tikka panini and paneer rolls.
- Starbucks also innovated its supply chain for India, sourcing coffee from southern Indian states and creating an "Indian Espresso Roast".
- The partnership with Tata Group and modifications to the menu and supply chain helped Starbucks capture the Indian market by connecting with local tastes and habits.
Karl Aussia academic brief: coffee brand building researchKarl Aussia
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Select edits from a recent research project used to inform a hypothetical student brief along for teaching brand building including new product development (NPD) and activation.
Students are asked to evaluate and utilise this research into the current coffee sector before proceeding to create draft strategies to help achieve our hypothetical coffee brand (Brand X) to achieve their vision - bringing it to life by creating a brand strategy creative platform, creative brief and integrated communications approach that can include activation concepts:
Created by Karl Aussia | creativeunion.net
NOT FOR SALEThe Coca-Cola Company Struggles with Eth.docxhenrymartin15260
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Coca-Cola has struggled with a number of ethical crises over the last ten years that have hurt its financial performance and reputation. Issues have included a product contamination scare in Europe, allegations of racial discrimination by employees, and accusations of manipulating a market test conducted for Burger King. Leadership turnover and the resignation of a major investor were partly attributed to the company's failures to overcome these challenges.
Starbucks is a global coffee company founded in 1971 that has expanded successfully through strong marketing strategies like social media presence and responding quickly to consumer needs. It helped establish coffee as a luxury item in American culture and has had a large impact on lifestyle. While some criticize its corporate nature, Starbucks engages in environmental and social initiatives to improve its public image. Through market research, store accessibility, and product variety, Starbucks has achieved strong brand loyalty.
Starbucks has been highly successful in expanding its coffee chain across the US and world through aggressive growth strategies. However, it now faces increased competition from other chains like Dunkin' Donuts, McDonald's, and Caribou Coffee who are targeting the coffee market. These competitors have launched advertising campaigns and promotional tactics directly taking aim at Starbucks to gain market share in the retail coffee space. Starbucks remains the leading chain but must continue adapting to changing consumer preferences and competitive threats to maintain its success.
International Journal on Cloud Computing: Services and Architecture (IJCCSA)ijccsa
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Cloud computing helps enterprises transform business and technology. Companies have begun to
look for solutions that would help reduce their infrastructure costs and improve profitability. Cloud
computing is becoming a foundation for benefits well beyond IT cost savings. Yet, many business
leaders are concerned about cloud security, privacy, availability, and data protection. To discuss
and address these issues, we invite researches who focus on cloud computing to shed more light
on this emerging field. This peer-reviewed open access Journal aims to bring together researchers
and practitioners in all security aspects of cloud-centric and outsourced computing, including (but
not limited to):
Plant diseases pose a significant threat to agricultural productivity. Early detection and classification of plant diseases can help mitigate losses. This project focuses on building a Plant Disease Prediction system using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). The system leverages NumPy, TensorFlow, and Streamlit to develop a model and deploy a web-based application. The final model is also containerized using Docker for efficient deployment.
Introduction to Generative Artificial IntelligenceLoic Merckel
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The buzz around Generative AI (GenAI) is louder than everbut are we seeing the whole picture?
This presentation was designed for a broad audience, avoiding technical jargon while addressing the real opportunities and challenges AI brings.
A few key insights from the presentation:
Innovation under constraint: DeepSeek achieved remarkable results at a fraction of competitors' costs.
The productivity paradox: AI may boost output for writers and coders but may reduce job satisfaction for scientists.
The shifting definition: "AI is what computers can't do; once they can, it's just software." Mustafa Suleyman
The GPU Bottleneck: Big Tech is turning to custom chips and nuclear energy to meet AI's soaring computational demands.
誌 Energy-Hungry AI: AI's energy needs are driving investments in dedicated nuclear power for datacenters.
際際滷 decks are meant to support live talks, so they might not capture the full story on their own. If you are curious to dive deeper, feel free to reach outI would be happy to discuss these ideas in a more interactive setting.
Feel free to check out the slides here and my LinkedIn post for further discussion: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/merckel_intro-to-genai-activity-7300095492862930946-rnL9
Large Language Models (LLMs) part one.pptxharmardir
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**The Rise and Impact of Large Language Models (LLMs)**
**Introduction**
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), one of the most groundbreaking advancements has been the development of Large Language Models (LLMs). These AI systems, trained on massive amounts of text data, have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in understanding, generating, and manipulating human language. LLMs have transformed industries, reshaped the way people interact with technology, and raised ethical concerns regarding their usage. This essay delves into the history, development, applications, challenges, and future of LLMs, providing a comprehensive understanding of their significance.
**Historical Background and Development**
The foundation of LLMs is built on decades of research in natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML). Early language models were relatively simple and rule-based, relying on statistical methods to predict word sequences. However, the emergence of deep learning, particularly the introduction of neural networks, revolutionized NLP. The introduction of recurrent neural networks (RNNs) and long short-term memory (LSTM) networks in the late 1990s and early 2000s allowed for better sequential data processing.
The breakthrough moment for LLMs came with the development of Transformer architectures, introduced in the seminal 2017 paper "Attention Is All You Need" by Vaswani et al. The Transformer model enabled more efficient parallel processing and improved context understanding. This led to the creation of models like BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) and OpenAIs GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) series, which have since set new benchmarks in AI-driven text generation and comprehension.
**Core Mechanisms of LLMs**
LLMs rely on deep neural networks trained on extensive datasets comprising books, articles, websites, and other textual resources. The training process involves:
1. **Tokenization:** Breaking down text into smaller units (words, subwords, or characters) to be processed by the model.
2. **Pretraining:** The model learns general language patterns through unsupervised learning, predicting missing words or the next sequence in a text.
3. **Fine-tuning:** Adjusting the model for specific tasks, such as summarization, translation, or question-answering, using supervised learning.
4. **Inference:** The trained model generates text based on user input, leveraging probabilistic predictions to produce coherent responses.
Through these mechanisms, LLMs can perform a wide range of linguistic tasks with human-like proficiency.
**Applications of LLMs**
LLMs have found applications across various domains, including but not limited to:
1. **Content Generation:** LLMs assist in writing articles, blogs, poetry, and even code, helping content creators enhance productivity.
2. **Customer Support:** Chatbots and virtual assistants powered by LLMs provide automated yet cont
02 a movie weekend 2001 a space odyssey.pptxkasmirsyariati
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Is Starbucks More Social Than Dunkin' Donuts?
1. is starbucks more social than dunkinis starbucks more social than dunkin
donuts?donuts?
Joy Beatie
2. Coffee
Coffee is a brewed beverage prepared from the
roasted or baked seeds of several species of an
evergreen shrub of the genus Coffea. (wikipedia definition)
Can be served hot, cold, caffeinated,
decaffeinated, blended, on the rocks and more
3. Coffee cont.
Interesting Facts
Coffee is the world's second most valuable traded commodity, behind petroleum.
Around the globe, the annual consumption of coffee has expanded to 12 billion pounds.
Coffee is the United States' largest food import and second most valuable commodity after oil.
(http://www.globalexchange.org/fairtrade/coffee/faq)
Coffee shops make up the FASTEST GROWING part of the restaurant business, checking in with
a 7% annual growth rate!
World coffee production is estimated at 110 - 120 million bags per year!
Americans consume 400 million cups of coffee per day, or equivalent to 146,000,000,000 (146
Billion) cups of coffee per year; making the United States the LEADING CONSUMER of coffee in
the world.
Coffee represents 75% of all the caffeine consumed in the United States. (
http://www.coffee-statistics.com/coffee_statistics_ebook.html)
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Established in 1971 with a single store in Seattle, Washington
Over 21,000 stores in 65 countries
July 2013, over 10% of in-store purchases were made on customers
mobile devices via Starbucks app
Launched Tweet-a-Coffee promotion in October 2013 generating
$180,000 and participation by 27,000 people on Twitter
Starbucks. (2014, July 27). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 05:17, July 30, 2014, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Starbucks&oldid=618706604
6. Why the comparison?
In a 2012 Forbes.com article, Dunkin Donuts was specified as a notable competitor
of Starbucks.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelhennessey/2012/08/06/3-reasons-why-starbucks-still-shines-despite-market-shortcomings/
7. eight popular initiatives
for a social media marketing Strategy
for a social media marketing Strategy
Soliciting opinions
Voting on most favorite things
Co-creation of products/services
Pictures of customers with products
New application introduction/usage
Use of videos
Promotions
Content
9. Starbucks: facebook
Last 5 posts promoted current & new product visually through photos, showed
customer engagement, responded to customer requests and promoted the
expansion of new business.
Stats provided by simplymeasured.com
10. Starbucks: Twitter
Joined November 2006
Tweets: 24.2K
Photos/Videos: 702
Following: 97.9K
Followers: 6.46M
Predicted to reach over 7M
followers by Christmas 2014
stats provided
by twittercounter.com
11. DunkinDonuts: facebook
Last 5 posts advertise product, encourage customers, solicit participation in a
promotion, solicit customer engagement by discussing current events and enticing
customers with delicious and comedic photos.
Stats provided by simplymeasured.com
12. Dunkin Donuts: Twitter
Joined September 2007
Tweets: 24K
Photos/Videos: 1604
Following: 56.9K
Followers: 682K
Predicted to reach about 800K
followers by Thanksgiving
stats provided
by twittercounter.com
13. Conclusion
Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts have both done a great job with engaging their
audience. However, Starbucks takes the lead in social media presence. It would
appear that Starbucks is more social than Dunkin Donuts due to one single
marketing strategy; soliciting opinions. Based on the last five facebook postings,
Dunkin Donuts had no evidence of soliciting the opinions of their customers which
can aide in the success of their social media presence.