eco ppt
Coffee & Consumer Loyalty Programs
Focus: Impact of Consumer Loyalty Programs on Demand
Case Study: Starbucks
Page 1: Introduction to the Topic
Title: Coffee Impact of Consumer Loyalty Programs on Demand
Emphasis on the study of Starbucks' loyalty program.
Page 2: Starbucks Overview
Background Information
Company Name: Starbucks Corporation
Type: Global coffeehouse chain
Known for: Premium coffee, espresso drinks, tea, pastries, snacks, merchandise
Founded: 1971 by Jerry Baldwin, Zev Sigel, and Gordon Bowker
Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, USA
CEO (2023): Laxman Narasimhan (Howard Schultz remains involved)
Industry: Coffeehouse, Quick-Service Restaurant (QSR), Food and Beverage
Ticker Symbol: SBUX (listed on NASDAQ)
Global Presence: Operates in over 80 countries, with more than 35,000 stores (as of 2023).
Page 3: Starbucks Rewards Program
Launch Date: April 12, 2016
Purpose:
Increase customer retention
Boost sales
Create a personalized customer experience
Financial Impact:
Contributed to $16 billion in revenue
Market cap exceeds $80 billion
Page 4: Customer Preferences
Popular Reasons for Program Attraction:
Free Rewards: Customers like receiving free items ($1 or equivalent).
Elite Gold Status: Provides valuable exclusive benefits
User Experience: Simplified spending for high spenders via the app.
Page 5: Starbucks Strategic Interest
Benefits for Starbucks:
Aligns with user spending patterns
Encourages higher spending
Collects vast amounts of valuable user data
Financial Highlights:
PayPal, SUNTRUST, AMERICAN, and others contribute towards data collection.
Page 6: Increased Customer Retention
Frequent Visits Encouraged:
Customers earn Stars with every purchase.
More purchases lead to more Stars, motivating regular visits.
Creates a sense of progress and rewards system.
Page 7: Tiered Membership
Membership Levels:
Green and Gold Levels:
Achieve Gold status after accumulating 300 Stars in a year.
Gold members enjoy perks like birthday rewards and exclusive offers.
Page 8: Convenience & Seamless Experience
Mobile App Integration:
Tracks Stars, redeem rewards, order ahead, and pay easily.
Encourages repeat visits due to convenience and minimal wait times.
Automatic Rewards Redemption:
Rewards can be easily redeemed through the app, promoting customer engagement.
Page 9: Gamification & Emotional Engagement
Gamified Experience:
Progressing toward rewards enhances emotional investment.
Increases brand loyalty via interactive experiences.
Positive Reinforcement:
Free drinks or discounts reward behaviors and reinforce return visits.
Page 10: Promotions for Short-Term Sales
Double Stars and Bonus Stars Promotions:
Limited time events to earn double Stars (e.g., 4 Stars per $1).
Creates urgency and encourages higher visit frequency and spending.
Page 11: Limited-Time Offers (LTOs)
Seasonal Promotions:
Special items like Pumpkin Spice Latte boost sales during limited time.
Early access to rewards members drives frequent return visits.
Page 12: Birthday Rewards
Incentives for Birthdays:
Free drink/food item for members on their birthday.
Drives footfall; encourages upsells on the free treat.
Page 13: Customer Acquisition Strategies
Sign-Up Incentives for New Members:
Welcome bonuses (e.g., 50 Bonus Stars) drive quick enrollment.
Instant rewards demonstrate immediate value, attracting customers.
Page 15: Referral Programs
Driving New Customer Acquisition:
Existing members can refer friends for bonus Stars, benefiting both parties.
Effective word-of-mouth marketing expands reach and customer base.
Page 16: Conclusion
Overall Impact of Starbucks Rewards:
Increases customer frequency, spending, and loyalty.
Strengthens competitive position with higher customer lifetime value and consistent sales growth.