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Chapter 1
00:04
Chapter 2
00:04
Chapter 3
00:06
Chapter 4
00:38
Chapter 5
00:48
Chapter 6
01:03
Chapter 7
02:19
Chapter 8
02:51
Chapter 9
03:53
Chapter 10
03:56
Chapter 11
04:02
Chapter 12
04:10
Chapter 13
04:21
Chapter 14
04:34
Chapter 15
04:46
Chapter 16
04:55
Chapter 17
05:16
Chapter 18
05:34
Chapter 19
05:36
Chapter 20
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sep. See by Lucas, Jonathan and alejandra.
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Oh, crap
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sepsis. And beverage that is mixed between sprites and Pepsi.
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The market that we are targeting is college students and or older students
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in general because they partied a lot and they are going to want beverages
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and at the college parties that they have a lot of beverages
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which can give us opportunities to sell products in big amounts.
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And so our segmentation
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would be
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Around 17 and 26 because those are the most common age of that point.
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Marketing opportunity,
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the opportunity that we could go after as soon as we're going to party,
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we want to purchase our project at their
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as their beverage
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because it's saved and it's tasty
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sepsis is amazed between Sprites and Pepsi and it is sweeter
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and stronger tasting Pepsi and it's more darker than sprite.
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This is different from the competition
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because no other product takes anything like
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this and it tastes so much better than all of the other sodas.
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Strength.
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Sprite has excellent draining every type.
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Advertising.
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We spoke
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excellent distribution of spite, which means good availability, availability.
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Strong backing on parent brand means it
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has global presidents,
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Strong legacy since independence in 1961.
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Independent bro, I didn't mean to say that
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opportunity Sprites
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a sprite can advertise more to building a strong connection with the customers,
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buying out. Competition can ensure growth in the market,
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engaging customers through online competitions, events,
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etcetera can boost Bright's business
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threats
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threats from other aerated drinks competitors.
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We introduced market share from first right
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threat from substitutes like fruit juices, boycott from health conscious people.
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being an international brand, constant vigilance from a food regulator bodies,
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everybody drinks not popular with help,
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concussions, concepts, conscious people,
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intense competition means limited marketing, shared growth or starting.
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Um, Pepsi is strengths, is the best global brand power of one strategy.
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Direct store delivery opportunities.
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Is product diversification, expand a commercial uh
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enhance alliances and partnerships witnesses is
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low penetration outside the Americas.
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Limited business portfolio, weak marketing,
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the health conscious customers threads is stiff competition,
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economic slowdown or recession and changing demographics
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sprint.
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What what is that
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accusations of other brands has helped in establishing
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his portfolio beverage bottling contracts with major beverage
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dr. Pepper has a wide variety of beverages
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which is based in a popular brand. Strong brand repetition and high brand awareness
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weaknesses his limited share and most of the
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I'm sorry. Mr.
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Alright,
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weaknesses is limited share and most of the brands that makes
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it difficult for the parent company to make ultimate decisions.
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Strong competition from the presence of global established brands opportunities
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is newer markets to tap globally like its competitors,
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expansion of businesses and diversifying and new categories,
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accusation of other bands and hands market position
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and threats is competitive pricing of
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the competitors are lowering their profit margins
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and absence of brands from the retail shelves due to poor distribution networks.
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Our brand name is sexy.
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Our slogan is
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tastes like christmas
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probably patch the drake will come in and all
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in an all black candle essebsI written in white,
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green and blue all over
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product mix.
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We would add different flavors like christmas, blast vanilla, lime, raspberry,
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lemonade orange and many others
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create an example of advertisements.
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Steph curry,
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gets put in the game and makes the three
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game winning three and takes a sip of substance A
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it says if you want to stay ready, you better drink Pepsi.
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Uh one example of a sales promotion is sexy comes out with a deal that is bio warm,
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get 50% off so they would buy a 12 pack and get 50% off the next 12 pack.
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Um promotion reflects the brand image because if
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you don't promote your product good enough,
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you're not going to get people to buy your
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product because you don't have a good brand image
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pricing, there were a lot of customers trying to buy.
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So we made the price low so they can afford to buy more than one.
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This impacts our marketing mix because we are selling them for a cheaper price.
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So this impacts our marketing mix by getting more people to buy it
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for an affordable price.
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Our our distribution is that we can get our product out by
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instagram and Snapchat and we can have all the young people influenced
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all the young people influence the drink.
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Our product, we sell our products at your local,
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at your local corner store or grocery store
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and that is it for the subsidy
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