what are the status,problem and prospect of beverages marketing?
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The competition become intense as the supply and demand graphs countinously fluctuate time over time. It depends how well you sells your products. The main thing here is.. To satisfy customer needs and wants. You must sell what they want and willing to buy and not what you want or what you willing to sell. Good Luck !.
693535
if you get Coca Cola to sponsor it, you can give free refreshments. I think that's about it.\nif I were you, I would look at having three or four sponsors for various things.
1084946
Coke!\nThat is really sad, I'm sorry to offend anyone, but our country was founded on religion (as well as politics) and I'm sure that the Pepsi execs don't scratch off the word "God" from their money when they cash their fat checks from selling their product.\nBut I wouldn't be surprised if it is just a marketing ploy to cause commotion so that they will sell more product.  By making such a statement I'm sure that thousands of people are going to grab a can and look at it in the store, and even more will see it on TV, kinda like having free advertising by changing the can, making them look like their patriotic, then causing a scene and hundreds looking at their product.  \n    Food for thought.
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1) Brand is a promis of quality to the customer\n\n2) Products die buts brands do not.\n\n3) Can change the positioning of the product in the market \n\n4) differentiate the product from the competitor.\n\n5) promotional activites will be ezier.\n\nBut few disadvantages ...such as wrong/ unethical or false attributes can be infused to the brand by the manufacturer
1003545
if you sell a snack once, no matter how many you sell - once, you will never sell enough.. \ni think a major issue is to realise it is a repeat market type of business. \nIf your product is not liked, give it up.\n\nBest way to start to see first of all whether it is liked it to do alot of personal work with giving away taste testing, possibly in a mall / supermarket or on the street corner. If people don;t like it, forget it, its over.. if they do, then begin with a shop (or outside it with the shop owners permission as a marketing ploy) give away taste testers, tiny little bites of it, with some colour flyers with a description of how good it is taste and let them know if they really want some, to go in the shop and buy one, or a packet...\nand then just do the same thing, area by area and you will build a region...
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The global marketing will never happen because  certain countries survive only out of dictating marketing policies to weaker nations. And those countries depend on giant corporations . One example, the USA.\n\nGlobal marketing is only a description to hide the true wish to dominate others.
821998
new ways ?\n\nYeah its combination of traditional distribution system incorporating Direct marketing, viral marketing, relationship marketing, wellness marketing etc.
104031
For me there are Five challenges\nFirst there needs to be an AWARENESS of product and/or service.\nSecondly there has to be an INTEREST in the product and/or service\nThen a DESIRE to acquire\nand with the ACTION that produces result, mainly using your product and/or service.\nThe final one is KNOWING WHO YOUR MARKET IS and understanding what motivates them to move from AWARENESS to ACTION
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Doing good by the way, thanks for asking.  And yourself?  Anything new?\n\nSoda: I like variety but I'm really into Mountain Dew Code Red.  \n\nWines/beers: I don't drink at all.  Just not into it.
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An increasingly popular trend is through distribution. \n\nAs a father, I catch ads for Baby Einstein on other children or family marketed DVDs' previews. These are usually sister products packaged through the same distribution channel, a company that is itself related to the production company - and more importantly, the parent national conglomerate.  Since the Entertainment Industry remains competitive through conglomerated oligopolies, its not uncommon for products such as Baby Einstein to use their parent company's strategic channels for marketing as well as operations churn reduction.
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The greatest phenomenon that I have come across in my life - 65 years old - is the sale of water, bottled water.  I know that there are places in this world where ordinary tap water is not suitable for drinking for whatever reason, but here in London, tap water is of the highest quality.  Even so, people are willing to pay more for bottled water than they do for petrol.  It must surely go down in history as the best publicity stunt ever (and the most costly).
645310
I would say the continual shift of control from marketer to consumer.  Consumers are controlling how and when they access marketing messages, so marketers have to be more and more relevant and targeted.
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Because it is a legal product to grow, process and sell.  Like alcohol (drunk driving, liver issues), it is up to the user of the product (hopefully always an adult) to balance risk and reward.
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Teenage Drinking has been a problem since the begining of the production of alcholic beverages.\n\nIt is considered a rite of passage to consume alcohol. Our social mores consider "drinking" a rite of passage.  Peer pressure, media, and the acceptance sitgma that it's OK to Drink are all around us.\n\nThe problem will only be solved with Education, and a society that frounds upon the problem. A control over the Media and advertisment will also be needed.  Much Like the ban on smoking, a campaign is needed to reach this eventual goal.  Smoking negative media, and the ban on certain advertisement had reduced some of the smoking is cool attitude.  The same needs to be applied to the alcohol industry.  Or are all the cool Ads from the Superbowl, budweiser etc, continue to influence our social attitudes toward drinking in general?
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pepsi is an impulse buy product....it is a product thats depends upon high volume selling....it is very essential for them to be present at all places.....so a lot of weightage has to be given for the reach that it has that is the distribution newtwork......also they need to advertise a lot on mass media so that they have a high brand recall.....this is very essential as the soft drinks giants rely heavily on people recollecting brands.....\n\nso based on this the marketing mix would be\nproduct -- pepsi soft drink low manufacturing cost\nprice     -- penetrative pricing cannot be high as its an impulse product\nplace    -- distribution very important has to be availabe in maximum number of outlets\n\npromotions -- high advertising spends and have to come up with new promotions for high brand recall\n\ntell me if it was useful
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How about incentives. sales, price cuts for select products jsut to get people in the door. How about a special opening for preferred clients?\n\nGood luck!
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Your question is too vague.  There are many more than five "philosophies" that can guide organizations in carrying out their marketing activities.\n\nExplain.