Essay on Juice Guys Case Study Analysis

Joe Cross was one made who made a choice, a choice to change. He was over a hundred pounds overweight, had an autoimmune disease that constantly got in the way of his life, and was taking loads of different medicines to fight off all his conditions that were brought on by both the weight and his autoimmune disease. So, this one man started a journey, a journey across America for sixty days drinking nothing but juice. This one man, not only saved his own life, but also through reaching out to others, began to help others begin their own journeys to a healthier, happier life.

Marketing research is very important component of a business used to identify and define the opportunities and problems that they will encounter on the market. The aim

Since there are many stores, like McDonald’s and Starbucks that are also providing all kinds of healthy smoothies with a price that is similar to Jamba Juice’s, buyers actually will not face high switching costs. Therefore, low switching costs enhance the bargaining power of buyers.

There were also reports of a generally unsatisfied and unproductive sales force, the root cause of this is a lack of job specialisation. The sales force is organized geographically with each employee controlling their own territory, however, each employee is responsible for selling both beer and juice within that region. Furthermore, most of the sales staff where already employed by Cerjugo before the acquisition of the juice business, accordingly despite being trained to sell juice as well, the sales force is more experienced and comfortable selling Beer and this has bred a lack of motivation to gain the expertise necessary to successfully sell juice to their clients.

I envisioned a cozy eco friendly spot in the African American community right across the street from the high school and recreation center. There are many people who pass by it’s a high traffic area. Considering the high rates of childhood obesity, diabetes, cancer and more why isn’t there a spot where these youth could get a fruit smoothie on the way to school. Perhaps the guy who works out every night doesn’t have to drive across town to get a protein shake after working out at the recreation center. There isn’t even a health food store in the five mile radius. Well there are two ways we could go about this.1) Create a juice or smoothie bar with unique signature drinks that will make our clients come for more. 2) Purchase a smoothie franchise and offer drinks with all the recipes standardized. On one hand it’s easy to just purchase a franchise it’s a package deal the work is done for you already. On the other hand creating a new line of drinks that meets our customers’ needs while intriguing their taste buds is so much more rewarding. We have owned a successful business in the same neighbor hood for the past 30 years. We have a great credit history and many resources. Which is the best approach? Purchase a readymade juice bar for $80,000 or develop one of our own for $40,000.Since the investments needed are significantly different let’s compare the franchise vs. start our own unique juice bar. The franchise deal covers all of the research and functional issues

Marketing research is the method/methods that connect the clients, buyers and users to the marketer through data found from research to find and outline marketing opportunities and dilemmas. The general aim of marketing research is to recognize and evaluate how altering the marketing mix which is comprised of 4 features: product, price, promotion and place, influences customer behaviour.

First, the strengths are that the overall design, “the creation of the smoothie and juice names, and distribution, was done with multiple stores as the goal.” (Pg. 2) This business model differentiates them from the competition because instead of offering the same flavors, juice names, design, and distribution to all of the locations it is determined by a section of stores rather than the entire market. This tactic allows their business model to be targeted for a specific demographic depending on the external environment.

In the following analysis, we will first identify the key issues that Sunshine needs to tackle. We will then evaluate the current market conditions of the manufactured juice industry, Sunshine, and its competitors. To find a suitable market match for Sunshine, we will look into the behavior and characteristics of orange juice consumers. Afterwards, we

According to Exhibit 5, from 1985-1989, Orange crushes’ market share decreased from 22% (1985) to 8% (1989), this data shows that prior to the entrance of Coca Cola’s Slice and Pepsi’s Minute Maid, Orange Crush had more of the market share which at the time, they were positioned toward groups between the ages of 13-40. Since 1985, Crush repositioned itself to target individuals between the ages of 12-17.

Nantucket Nectars' numerous strengths have led to their success. They produce all natural products that have a great taste, have a very strong management team as well as a strong branding, guerilla marketing skills, possess the ability to exploit small, rapidly changing market opportunities, last good access to single-serve distribution in the New Age beverage market, and is the best vehicle for juice companies to expand into the juice cocktail category without risking their own brand equity. In addition, Nantucket Nectars' management team has the required knowledge and experience with the single-serve business and thus has the ability to add value to large player who wants to roll out new single-serve products.

End users are those individuals walking in the company stores, ordering a smoothie and a cookie, paying the cashier and then telling her friend how wonderful the ambiance is. This buyer segment does not purchase large amounts of product at one time and likely chooses Jamba because of the quality of the ingredients. With no switching costs and a growing industry offering many options, patrons of smoothie cafés can freely purchase their delightful cool beverage anywhere. According to the U.S. Census Bureau the number of stores within the “snack and nonalcoholic beverage bars” industry grew from 36,036 in 2002 to 49,463 in 2007 [ (U.S. Census Bureau) ]. This trend means that Jamba Juice will have to increase customer loyalty to battle the increased competition.

Innovation is important to both distribution channels, but more important to the finished goods model since the juice category has seen a decrease on both volume and market share. At the same time the carbonated soft drinks market has grown in both volume and market share. In order to increase the volume sold in the juice aisle a brand extension should be developed. By adding more SKU’s and promoting to the eight to twelve year old group, sales

Therefore, it will be advantageous for Nantucket Nectars to form strategic alliance in order to leverage on the financial strength of its counterpart or parent company to obtain shelf space in supermarket chains. With an extension of the distribution channels, they would be able to gain a greater market share.

Jules Lund, Carrie Bickmore, Adam D’Sylva and Justice Crew each fashioned a distinctive smoothie flavour that they believe mirrored their personality and style. 50 cents from each of these celebrity smoothies sold was donated to a charity of the celebrities’

This paper presents a marketing plan for Kickstart, a new product launched February 25, 2013 from Mountain Dew and PepsiCo in the United States. PepsiCo is a beverage and snack company worldwide and Mountain Dew’s Kickstart is launching out “’a new way to do mornings’ with Kickstart, a fruit-flavored caffeinated Mountain Dew beverage” (www.kickstart.com). Kickstart is advertised to present an “alternative to traditional morning beverages – one that tastes great, includes real fruit juice and has just the right amount of kick to help them start their days" (www.kickstart.com). This plan analyzes Kickstart’s 4Ps