1. Introduction to Marketing – Group Final Project
November 8th, 2012
Brian Lee
Christiane Poppi
Donna Chan
Jeffrey Tang
Lisandra Maioli
Whitney Watts
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16. PRICE: in Brazil, the products have a reasonable
and competitive price. In contrast, as
internationally imported product is expensive.
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17. PLACE: InBev has its own guaraná farmer in
Amazonia. More than 1 million of point of sale in
the country.
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18. PLACE: An operational deal with Pepsi Co. will
allow the international bottling and distribution
of the soft drink, which has been produced in
Portugal and Spain since 2001
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19. UK
Canada Portugal
Europe
EUA
Argentina China
Japan
Australia
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20. PROMOTION: Since 2001, Guaraná
Antarctica has been the official Brazilian
Soccer Team sponsor
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25. KEY ELEMENTS OF THE COMMUNICATION
•A original drink produced in Brazil
(slogan: "Original from Brazil")
•An energy drink, because of the active
ingredient of guaraná (slogan: "Contagious
Energy")
•Their involvement with sports, especially
soccer – the Brazilian passion (slogan:
"The Brazilian Soccer Team Sponsor")
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33. STRENGTHS
• Large following in Brazil, Japan, and
Portugal
• #1 in Brazil for guarana-flavored soft
drinks in Brazil
• Top 15 most sold soft drink in the world
• Unique reputation and intense loyalty for
being “the drink” of Brazil
• Anheuser-Busch InBev’s vast infrastructure
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34. WEAKNESSES
• Direct competition with Coca-Cola
• Faces market maturity in regards to
product life cycle
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35. OPPORTUNITIES
• Great exposure among young soccer fans
• The product continues to grow
• Find new opportunities by creating variations
of products & new strategies
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36. THREATS
• Coca-Cola has been Guaraná Antartica’s biggest
competitor in the market
• Have tried many times to take away Guaraná
Antartica’s market share
• Fanta
• Taí
• Kuat
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38. RECOMMENDATIONS
•Expand to Norway, Croatia, the Netherlands,
Uruguay, Cyprus, Iceland, and Scotland
Avoid head on competition
Conduct market research
Consider the cultural environment of these
new markets
Incent early adopters and innovators
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39. RECOMMENDATIONS
• FIFA World Cup in 2014 in Brazil
• Possible expansion in the US through
sporting event sponsorships and social media
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40. CONCLUSION
Overall, Anheuser-Busch InBev’s Guaraná Antarctica
must continue to innovate in order to
survive globally.
To capture more market share, Anheuser-Busch InBev must
find new opportunities by creating variations of
Guaraná Antarctica and developing new
strategies for a creative marketing mix that meets its
target market needs.
41. Introduction to Marketing – Group Final Project
November 8th, 2012
Brian Lee
Christiane Poppi
Donna Chan
Jeffrey Tang
Lisandra Maioli
Whitney Watts
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Strengths Guaraná Antarctica has secured a large following in Portugal, Japan, and Brazil The countries where Guaraná Antarctica is produced Official sponsor of Brazilian National Soccer Team Leader in guaraná-flavored soft drinks Among top 15 most sold soft drink brands in the world
Weaknesses Guaraná Antarctica is in direct competition with Coca-Cola in the fiercely competitive beverage market Though Guaraná Antarctica holds a high percentage of market share in Brazil, the brand equity of Coca-Cola is worldwide Guaraná Antarctica is in market maturity in regards to product life cycle -- industry sales level off and competition has increased
Opportunities Because Guaraná Antarctica is the sponsor for the Brazilian National Soccer Team, it has great exposure among one of its target markets – young sporting fans The product continues to grow To capture more market share, Guaraná Antarctica must find new opportunities by creating variations of its product (as mentioned before) and create new strategies.
Threats Coca-Cola has historically proven to be Guaraná Antartica’s biggest competitor in the market Coca-Cola has tried multiple times to take away market share from Guaraná Antartica with Fanta, Tia, and now Kuat.