Title: Marketing Product Strategy
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Marketing Product Strategy
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2From Thailand to the world
From Krating Daeng
to Red Bull
- CEO Deitreich Mateschitz
- Discovered in 1984 in Thailand
- Market targets Blue collar, Truck driver
- Ownership 51 Thai 49 Austrian
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3The number 1 in Energy Drinks
In 2002, 1 Billion annual sales
1.2 Billion cans sold
8.7 sales growth
70 of the energy drinks market
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4Targeted at Young Dynamic People
Generation Y (14 29 year old)
Trend-setters/followers
Party In-People
Sports enthusiasts
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5Red Bull Gives you Wings
Improves overall feeling of well being
Improves physical endurance
Improves reaction speed and concentration
Increases mental alertness
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6Its all in the can
- Unique can slim, sleek small (sexual appeal
and energy) - No options in packaging
- Looks European
- Ingredients
- - Synthetic
- - Non-alcoholic
- - Taurine, caffeine, sugar, amino acids and
vitamins - - Vegetarian friendly
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7It delivers as promised
Stimulates body and mind
Just like a caffeine-containing coffee
Most effective energy drink on the market
(functional drink)
Not for hydration (not a thirst quencher)
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8Distribution follows the target market
- Securing unusual distribution channels.
- Dedicated distributors
- Company owned warehouses
- On-premise off-premise accounts
- The mission
- to find out where the target demo (men and women
age 16-29) hangs out and what interests them.
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9Innovative use of grassroots marketing
No print, prime time advertising, web based
campaigns, billboards
Extreme Sports
Student brand managers
Mobile Energizers
Single Product Focus
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10The drink your parents are scared of
- Bull semen/urine
- Taurine
- Legal speed/cocaine
- Fatalities
- Verge of being banned
- Discovery of Red Bull
- Founder is an elusive character
- Rarely deny the rumours
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11Red Bull Created a Brand-new Market
High
Interact
Follow
Customer orientation
Shape
Isolate
Low
Low
High
Innovation orientation
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