Trendopoly — March 9, 2007 — Lifestyle
References: starbucks & redflagdeals
As part of a marketing scheme to turn the Starbucks craze into an absolute frenzy, Starbucks is giving away free coffee on March 15, 2007 from 10 am to noon as part of their second annual Coffee Break. This event is scheduled to take place in all licensed Starbucks stores worldwide.
Starbucks anticipates giving away over 500,000 'tall' cups of coffee during this event.
Implications - There will probably be people lined up passed the door to grab a cup of their favorite brew! Some of the countries that this special event will be happening in include Canada, the U.S, Australia and the Philippines. It is likely that wherever you are in the world on this day, you can go grab some free coffee at Starbucks.
Starbucks anticipates giving away over 500,000 'tall' cups of coffee during this event.
Implications - There will probably be people lined up passed the door to grab a cup of their favorite brew! Some of the countries that this special event will be happening in include Canada, the U.S, Australia and the Philippines. It is likely that wherever you are in the world on this day, you can go grab some free coffee at Starbucks.
Trend Themes
1. Free Coffee Giveaways - Starbucks is giving away free coffee to create a marketing frenzy and generate buzz.
2. Global Coffee Events - Starbucks is hosting their Coffee Break event in licensed stores worldwide, creating global brand engagement.
3. Consumer Experience Marketing - Starbucks' free coffee event aims to enhance customer experience and build brand loyalty.
Industry Implications
1. Coffee Retail - Coffee retailers can consider hosting free coffee events to attract new customers and build brand awareness.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing agencies can explore creative ways to generate buzz and create excitement through free giveaways.
3. Food and Beverage - Companies in the food and beverage industry can learn from Starbucks' customer experience marketing strategies to enhance their own brand loyalty initiatives.
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