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LABU 101
Marketing Château Margaux Napo, Connie, Crystal, Christy
Background Information •
Primary Goal: To protect the brand
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To command a price at the very top of the five first-growth Bordeaux wines
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Background Information •
Types of Wine produced: –
Château Margaux •
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Part of the French elite of wines as first growth Price varies according to the factors fa ctors of production, e.g.: weather, quality of grapes
Pavillon Rouge •
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Use grapes that are not included in the selection of Château Margaux Highly-priced
SWOT Analyses
SWOT-Strengths • Established brand - represent good quality, elegant, seductive wine - company philosophy: rather earn less than risk the quality qu ality • Mature technology - high quality human work
SWOT-Weaknesses •
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Relies heavily on the merchants, importers and retailers No knowledge about the consumer base – –
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No own distribution system Mainly sold through the Bordeaux merchants No information at all
Immature marketing team –
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Relatively new concept in the industry A sign of weakness
SWOT-Opportunities •
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Huge pool of luxury consumers in Asia, esp. China Tariff on wine in China has decreased, hence favours the entry of China market Chinese consumers drink 0.7 litres of wine per year * 1.3 billion= 9.1 billion litres huge potential to explore
SWOT-Threats •
Competition from New World producers –
Australia, South Africa and California
Reasons: –
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Better in Marketing Lower costs Comprehensive labels Improved production techniques and quality
Dropped market share by 10% in 10 years
SWOT-Threats •
Changing consumers’ taste –
Tend to taste the wine which is easier to taste and understand
SWOT-Threats •
Changing consumption pattern –
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Tasting wine vs drinking wine Our wine is better for drinking More complex pleasures when wines are aged a ged
Actions to take 1. Entr Entry y to China hina Marke arkett
4. Con onttac actt Ja James Suc Suckl kliing => Journalists of Wine Spectator
PEST Analysis in China •
Political –
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Entry to WTO tariff cancelled ↓ Greater competitive power
Economical –
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GDP per capita ↑ Greater purchasing power Huge potential market
price
PEST Analysis in China •
Social –
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↑contact with foreigners Treat wine as a symbol of social status
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Mature technology Economies of Scale
Actions to take 1. En Entr try y to Chi hina na Mar arke kett
4. Cont ontact act Ja James Suc Suckl kliing => Journalists of Wine Spectator
Actions to take 3. Wine Fair for connoisseurs => reinforce old ones => attract new ones 4. Constant Price => keep brand image