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Hey, everyone, I'm gonna be talking about camp suggested, uh,
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new strategies that can put in place Sorry.
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Talking about distribution here and pricing.
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So, looking at the distribution strategy, we're looking firstly at
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the service strategy.
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Then we'll move on to target market competition and evaluation
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of this.
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So this service, uh, sorry.
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Campari has provided its own route to market distribution lines
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since 2000 and four and is now based in over
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20 countries around the world.
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This line distribution line accounts for 90% of their sales.
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It's one of the main factors as well, where they've
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gained overwhelming success over the past decade, doubling in market
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value now being worth $1.9 billion and is the sixth
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largest spirit company globally.
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We're looking into a new distribution strategy.
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Australia will be the test market as a small scale,
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a small scale before launching the strategy globally, it seems
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to work.
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This is ideal, as 18% of all Aperol say, always
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come from Australia.
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Currently, Campari and competitors use BTC promotional efforts to create
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supply needs for their business to business customers.
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The to encourage purchase behavior.
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Dis cancer also offered toe either long serving customers or
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large quantity orders.
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Um, but, however, the new strategy will be directed at
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the restaurant industry, a multi trillion dollar uh, industry, which
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course of around 3.6% annually.
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Theater Directive is to create a wider network of meaningful
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relationships within the B two B community.
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Yeah, looking at the target market.
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Currently, Camp and Consumer Target is 25 to 30 year
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old women.
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However, by assessing the eating habits and the drinking qualities
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off this demographic, uh, sorry by demographics, it is saying
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that 18 to 25 year olds consume the most alcohol
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and also eat out the most frequent eso.
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Aperol will be distributed to restaurants with high density um
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18 to 25 year old consumers.
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Okay. By assessing the drinking preferences of the stone demographic
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as well, which is shown in the last table there,
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it has seen a preference for the premix spirits.
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This is a good indication of the demographic prefers sweeter
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tasting drinks.
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This target market needs er needs include having a reasonable,
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reasonably low poor costs as one of the number one
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priorities. As we're dealing with small businesses generally when talking
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about restaurants cost a big priority for them.
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Education around the products being sold.
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Eyes also really helpful for the client Thio, which will
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make the sales force of their team look mawr informed
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and make your brand equity with the English, uh, increase
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the brand equity Thio and consumers well, story telling them
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through pairing techniques are also really useful as it makes
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the B two B s.
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I was forced again see more knowledgeable about the products
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and can encourage purchase behavior.
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Easier thes techniques although, although time consuming and costly to
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restaurants by therefore by eliminating this step with a quick
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guide, will increase chances off B two B purchases while
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also incorporating higher levels of trust and solidifying relationships.
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If yeah, an extra service is provided when looking at
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the competition.
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Uh, Dogo, if that's how you pronounce it or if
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I'm wrong with its product.
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Pim Prince is the biggest competitors off Parole Pin since
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2011 has possessed positioned itself as the summer drink through
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a major campaign.
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Efforts encouraging heavy consumer engagement through social media posts, in
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particular, images that included hey hashtag and visuals of the
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product has partnered with Coca Cola as an intermediary off
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the distribution line, taking over a substantial distribution role, expanding
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its network of potential businesses to solder PIMS.
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This means, as it stands anyway, you can buy Aperol.
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You could buy pins pins.
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Sorry, Theis suggested strategy will be targeting places where PIMS
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might not be found.
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And with a route to market distribution line, it gives
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Campari and edge in the industry over the as B
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two B customers.
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I only have to deal with one business instead of
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multiple intermediaries when it comes to either ordering enquiries or
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problems, and they can solve them ah, lot faster In
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evaluating using the information, gather around the new target market.
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To satisfy these consumers, this distribution line will need to
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address a few critical points.
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First, drinks have to be sweet, so therefore, a cocktail
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arrange will satisfy this need.
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Secondly, personal selling needs to be prominent as a distribution
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lateral IRS on a cell salesforce to educate businesses on
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the drink, setting up a so he's setting up a
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master class to teach button.
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This had to make the cocktails give a couple of
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food pairing options for each drink, Um, on having a
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story behind each drink will really encourage, uh, buying behavior
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having Ah, this will this focus on our personal selling
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will also increase communication between the two businesses.
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This allows came prior to modify an individualized each service,
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depending on on service representatives feedbacks from every business interaction.
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This contact can also help Campari anticipate consuming needs and
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forecast market trends, creating a value and a much stronger
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relationship. So now we're gonna take a look at the
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pricing strategy recommended.
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So hey, we're gonna look at the objectives the value
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provided to customers, the elasticity of the business, the relationship
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cost and the pricing strategy that we've created.
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Yeah, the strategy.
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I's gonna be sales orientated.
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Uh, sorry you sales orientated objectives As we want more
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clientele and units sold to penetrate the market effectively using
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a value based strategy will achieve will achieve this while
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also allowing trusting long term relationships to form, which is
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really a focus in this campaign, uh, to value the
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value camp Fire brings to its new targeted B two
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B customers is the amount of education provided to the
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businesses in particular master classes.
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As it is generally a costly venture.
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However, businesses utilize this service and learn how to properly
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make high quality cocktails.
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The average poor cost of 20% can be increased to
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30% during more income for the business and satisfied and
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a greater, um, greater chance of satisfying their their own
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customers for further more.
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With an increased increased personal selling efforts, communication will be
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a lot more flexible.
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This helps build trust, giving camp part of the ability.
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Also forecast marketing trends more effectively and solve any enquiries
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a lot faster, or get there before they're even using
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inquiry. Looking at the elasticity and consumers, a relatively insensitive
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towards price changes in a restaurant in restaurant meals in
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comparison to, say, home cooked meals where groceries my go
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up a dollar people freak out.
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But in a restaurant no one seems to really care.
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This indicates that when operational costs of a chosen restaurant
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goes up, the restaurant can mark up the food to
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still gain profit and have the customers.
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Yeah, no care.
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Really making this.
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I mean, in elastic industry, moving on to the relationship
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costs. Okay, we're looking at this, um, general promotional tools
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used PPIs costs a lot less per reach, whereas personal
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selling is quite high for reasons such as upon me.
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Salesforce salary.
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So how much do they?
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How much you gonna pay each person to sell this
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product? The vehicles associate and associated costs.
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So that includes the registration, the insurance, the fuel and
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maintenance of what each of those cars.
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The bonuses to encourage high and effective work from each
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salesforce. As you know, you're not there with them, you
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cant monitor them.
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You're just hoping that they're selling the best.
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These bonuses can ensure that they're putting their all in
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training, of course, so the training will be regards to
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master classes.
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Having people experts being able to do that for them
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or just training in general practice is that you want
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camp are to be seen as, however, even though it
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is expensive.
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It does.
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Pose is an effective tool as a suggested strategy is
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not commonplace in these industries.
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Therefore, objectives will require personal and direct contact to the
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business to build trust within the industry and build themselves
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a reputation.
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Furthermore, advertising techniques should still be utilized.
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A sales force cannot reach away the targeted consumers, so
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really they should be used in conjunction.
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Button emphasis should be put on this personal selling, which
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does cost a substantial amount.
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Lost Lee is the pricing strategy.
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So the recommended pricing strategy, um, to use at the
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beginning of the new district distribution China will be a
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market penetration strategy.
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As Campari enters its growth stage.
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As a large amount of our new market share opportunities
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become available, market penetration will be in effect, effective in
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attracting large numbers of buyers.
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This will be achieved by pricing.
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Service is such as master classes at cost.
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Yes, you might not be getting a profit for doing
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all these extra service is, but you will get encourage
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purchase behavior and solidify stance uh, and your market share
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In this new fountain industry, the cost of beverage beverages
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will be the same.
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And although the overall costs off to the business consumers
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will be more wth e, it will prove worthwhile.
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A ZX.
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It's huge value and it will encourage purchase behavior.
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That is all for the strategies now.
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Yeah, Thank you for listening
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