promotional strategy for sof drinks in india?
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Road shows with free sampling and a feedback form
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so many options....contests....drink specials...invite speed dating groups to use your facility (paying you of course), promote with purpose, try to arrange advertising with local bars (that don't have pool tables, so you wouldn't be in competition with them), advertise on roads (billboards). What area do you live in? Industrial, with a lot of people working in factories who get off the job and go have beers?  Put billboard signs up on highways leading from the industrial areas to the housing areas.  Talk to marketing and advertising companies, they know all this stuff.  Figure out what demographic is most likely to patron your establishment and advertise to THEM.
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www.icfai.org\nhttp://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2005/05/31/stories/2005053102181702.htm
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Ok i've done this before and this book is brilliant \n\nAdvertising and Promotion: An intergrated marketing communications perspective by George E. Belch and Michael A. Belch. There's too much info 4 me 2 type it up here plus i cant put in the diagrams i have the 6th international edition
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Detailed information on soft drinks is available on the followinf page : \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_drinks
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got to search at their website dear \nhttp://armedforces.nic.in/\ngreat ambition i wish you success, we indian need people like you who wanna do something for the country\nkeep it up
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I live in Asia, where the corporate gifts are less function than pens and the like given in the West. \n\nNothing yet, but last year got:\n1. A plastic paperweight of a fake piece of coal from an Indonesian coal logistics company.  Oh, the irony in getting coal for Christmas.\n2. A sample of soy-based laxative with four glass sipping cups and stirring spoon from a Chinese manufacturer (all with logos on them). \n3. A wine opener, wine glasses and bottle stoppers from a guy who was indicted for stock fraud. Since they had corporate logos on them, I kept them because it's cool because the corporate history. \n4. A basket of local processed meats that made Spam looked good. Offered co-workers $50 to eat one sausage in one go.  Nobody took me up. \n5. Canned wine.  Yup.  Wine in a can.  Came in a basket of salty snacks that only Asian do so well - curry flavored fried peanuts, prawn crackers, cuttlefish floss, deep fried broad beans and wasabi-flavored crisps. \n6. A compass that didn't work - from a shipping company.\n7. A box of roasted cashews from India... those were actually pretty good. \n8. A bottle of Chinese sorghum-based liquor that smell like a sewer and comes in a ceramic jug that is shaped like a cloth sack.  Poured it down the drain... I'm a lush, but I'll be da**ed if I drink that stuff (or canned wine). \n9. A calendar from an Indian manufacturer of pigments that has 12 months of kidney health tips.  \n10. A 25 cm. plexiglass pyramid with a dragon etched inside using air-bubble injection.  \n\n\nToo weird to make this stuff up.\n\nOur corporate gifts... day planners (with our corporate logo) on it.
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Try this link for their press centre. Good Luck!....\n\nhttp://www2.coca-cola.com/presscenter/presscontacts.html
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first of all u must look at the product it self if it suitable for the market and the socity if yes i think u should concentrate at the benifets of the product by askin how we were living without that product . and there is many things that nust be done like promotional campigns advertising .the answer can be better if u told us what is the kind of the product.
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contact pepsico and find out who is in charge of advertising / public relations..start there.
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Never go with a company that has just one product because you limit the chance of mass appeal. Second find a company that has reasonably priced products, Noni is anything but reasonable. I know of different products that can do the same thing and cost much less with patents to back them up. If I remember correctly the only patent they have is on the formula to make it taste good not to make it better or less expensive than the half a dozen other miracle juices on the market.
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Have a look at the Flavour and Extract Manufacturers Association, web page.\n\nhttp://www.femaflavor.org/index.html
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If you want to help, you can place an ad in the newspaper on business supl. depending what kind of food, you can also ad in different languages. The other point is to send inforamtion about this restaurant to others restaurant's owners, sometimes they want to expand and they don't care if the revenue is ok or not. But tell the owner he has to invest some money to sell it!!!
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Coca cola, micro soft, pepsi, shell
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Yes! My brother is part of the business. He use to be a Xango distributor but found the product too hard to sell to people. Mainly because of the price, but also because of all the additives to the product. He found it difficult to sell a health drink that is loaded with artificial preservatives.\n\nBuy My Noni is operated by Tru Noni juice that is 100% pure Noni at an exceptional price that people can afford with out getting wrapped up in the misleading MLM game.
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Make up business cards with punches on them, creating a free sandwich when the card is full, or a free capuccino. Get cups, with your business name on them, sell them, giving a discount on refills. That brings the customer back to you to get a discounted drink. Anything that gets the customer returning is good. Put out samples of some items. Have other non-food items available for sale that advertise your business. Put out a sidewalk sign, advertising your grand opening. Use balloons & banners on the front of your building. Have friends or your kids stand out in front passing out balloons with your business name printed on them. Have fun. Good luck. <*)))><
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Well, - first would be to clean up your English.. I think you might want to "propose" a business idea.. You know, good ideas are great - - we all have many.. however, putting them into practice is another thing - thus the expression 1% inspiration 99% perspiration.. Best advice is do some paperwork and investigation first - How much are drinks like yours selling for? How much will you have to pay in rent and for employees? How many drinks a day will you have to sell just to equal your expenses? Add at least another 15% for miscelaaneous expenses that you never considered. Do the math - if it works out really really well, then you might want to show your math to a business person - rather than just another idea.. ok?