CB&I Assignment 3
CB&I Assignment 3
Nestle - Nescafé
Akash Uday Baghel- 20020841270
Akshay Katneni - 20020841236
Ishleen Kaur-20020841250
Kevin John Alex - 20020841195
Navneet Prakash - 20020841264
Susmita Kayal - 20020841280
Cultural challenges faced
Nestle follows the Global Consumer Culture (GCC) positioning. It means having the same
brand logo, but marketing differently to meet local consumers' needs. Nestle has followed
the "Think Global, Act Local" philosophy. The Nestle logo is the image of the nest, which
represents a sense of caring, nurturing family 27 morals; and affection.
For example, College kids that have a 5 minute window break for
their next class or Working professional who would just want to
catch some air. Nescafe positions itself as a pop store in such a
strategic location that serves the said target market.
Nescafe serves as a pop-up store in most cases and serves a limited
number of its product. A person ordering a coffee in a cafe or
restaurant would ask for a different variety of coffee such as latte,
cappuccino, americano, etc. But at such a strategic pop store, the
consumer has the basic need to fuel itself for the day thus only ask
for coffee which is served in a small disposable cup most of the
time. Nescafe through this place has positioned itself as a small
power punch coffee to energies oneself for the remainder of the
day.
Promotion
Nescafe promotion is targeted at the young audience, the common
man, and the working professionals. Its advertisement is always
targeted at the audience who wants to make changes in themselves
for the better, who are looking to push forwards their limits and it
depicts that the best way to do it is to keep yourself alert and
energized.
The start of the series is by placing the Nescafe logo and its tagline
#Jaagnatohpadegahi
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