![[From 10$/Pg] Dunkin Donuts Competition
[From 10$/Pg] Dunkin Donuts Competition1 questions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaEYIYJLVlwWatch the video and answer the
following three (3) questions:1. What does this positioning statement tell you?2. In relation
to the iPad, what can you see are…INTERNAL/Company & Product– The
Company/Product’s Strengths?– The Company/Product’s Weaknesses?EXTERNAL/The
Market– The Market Opportunity?– The Market Threats?3. Knowing what you now know
about positioning, create a new and improved tagline for the 2010 iPad:Question2:As you
will soon see, entering a competitive market with a product, no matter how magnetic or
great, is not an easy task and simply creating “magic moments” is not enough.In order to
build an effective marketing strategy it is important to gain an understanding of the
dynamics of the marketplace including competition, customers and potential customers, the
company itself, etc. We call this process a Situation Analysis.Your first project will be to
develop a “Bring Krispy Kreme Back to New England (Boston)” Marketing Strategy. For
those of you not from the region, the major competition for Krispy Kreme was and still is
Dunkin Donuts, which for many folks rules New England!Before we dive into the project
and with limited information at hand for the moment, take a look at the Situation Analysis
Checklist.pdf As you will experience, there is massive information to sift through to help you
understand the marketing environment including:The Fast Food Treat/Quick Service
Restaurant (QSR) Sector in New EnglandThe BrandsPast History in the RegionFinancial
Performance (past/present)Scale of Competitors’ Presence (esp. Dunkin Donuts &
Starbucks) in the MarketAnd more!Yikes! So how do you get this information? Where do
you go? How can you do this efficiently?, and effectively? How do you begin?The
Assignment:Like most of us, you will probably go to Google first.1. Go ahead, go to Google,
and at minimum, list five (5) sources of relevant information to help you build a Situation
Analysis. Please list for each source:Search Terms You UsedNames of Sources with
LinksDescription of What You FoundFor example, here is one (1) source I found searching
for “Dunkin Donuts Competition”:Starbucks vs. Dunkin Donuts –
Boston.com https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/boston.com…The Boston GlobeThe Globe
mapped all the Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts in the United States — more than 11,100
Starbucks and 7,200 Dunkins — and asked three business analysts to tell us what the maps
say about the competition between Starbucks and Dunkins. 2. Do the same again, but don’t
use Google as your search engine!, and again list five (5) sources as #1 above. I also need
you to listSearch Terms You UsedNames of Sources with LinksDescription of What You](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dunkindonutscompetition-230605134500-a9d98ac7/85/dunkin-donuts-competitiondocx-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. [From 10$/Pg] Dunkin Donuts Competition [From 10$/Pg] Dunkin Donuts Competition1 questions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaEYIYJLVlwWatch the video and answer the following three (3) questions:1. What does this positioning statement tell you?2. In relation to the iPad, what can you see are…INTERNAL/Company & Product– The Company/Product’s Strengths?– The Company/Product’s Weaknesses?EXTERNAL/The Market– The Market Opportunity?– The Market Threats?3. Knowing what you now know about positioning, create a new and improved tagline for the 2010 iPad:Question2:As you will soon see, entering a competitive market with a product, no matter how magnetic or great, is not an easy task and simply creating “magic moments” is not enough.In order to build an effective marketing strategy it is important to gain an understanding of the dynamics of the marketplace including competition, customers and potential customers, the company itself, etc. We call this process a Situation Analysis.Your first project will be to develop a “Bring Krispy Kreme Back to New England (Boston)” Marketing Strategy. For those of you not from the region, the major competition for Krispy Kreme was and still is Dunkin Donuts, which for many folks rules New England!Before we dive into the project and with limited information at hand for the moment, take a look at the Situation Analysis Checklist.pdf As you will experience, there is massive information to sift through to help you understand the marketing environment including:The Fast Food Treat/Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) Sector in New EnglandThe BrandsPast History in the RegionFinancial Performance (past/present)Scale of Competitors’ Presence (esp. Dunkin Donuts & Starbucks) in the MarketAnd more!Yikes! So how do you get this information? Where do you go? How can you do this efficiently?, and effectively? How do you begin?The Assignment:Like most of us, you will probably go to Google first.1. Go ahead, go to Google, and at minimum, list five (5) sources of relevant information to help you build a Situation Analysis. Please list for each source:Search Terms You UsedNames of Sources with LinksDescription of What You FoundFor example, here is one (1) source I found searching for “Dunkin Donuts Competition”:Starbucks vs. Dunkin Donuts – Boston.com https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/boston.com…The Boston GlobeThe Globe mapped all the Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts in the United States — more than 11,100 Starbucks and 7,200 Dunkins — and asked three business analysts to tell us what the maps say about the competition between Starbucks and Dunkins. 2. Do the same again, but don’t use Google as your search engine!, and again list five (5) sources as #1 above. I also need you to listSearch Terms You UsedNames of Sources with LinksDescription of What You
- 2. FoundHINT: I recommend you check out the Iwasaki Library and the resources that are available there. Impress Me:1. How far did you go to get the background information you need to develop a strategy, and2. What more do you think you need to tackle the upcoming project.