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We¡¯re not in the coffee business serving people
We¡¯re in the people business serving coffee.
STARBUCKS
is the world¡¯s most famous coffee shop and the leader blooming a coffee culture.
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2xxx : We mark 40 years and begin the next chapter in our history.
¡®One person, one cup, and one
To inspire and nurture the human spirit
Mission
Transitions of Logo
neighborhood at a time¡¯
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History
1987
1971
1982
1985
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Risk of changes in coffee prices.
Gradual increase in the number of competitors and alternatives.
Slow growth of the coffee shops market.
Threat
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4P
Customers can enjoy latte, espresso, mocha, americano,
and the 20 kinds of coffee.
Species of arabica coffee beans included.
Product
They¡¯ve kept the high pricing strategy since the first store was open in 1987.
Price
With over 16120 stores in 55 countries in the world.
Not a franchise system, but a direct way.
Place
Focus on a viral marketing.
Promotion
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Firm Infrastructure
HRM
Good Service
Internal
Customer
Satisfaction
Cost Efficiency
High Quality
Customer Satisfaction
Good Brand Image
Increased Sales
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