Marketing and Boost Juice
Boost juice bar formed in the year 2000 with the first store located in Adelaide, South Australia and is now has an international chain of retail outlets that specialize in selling fresh juice. The company now expanded internationally with stores situated in Asia, Europe, Russia and Middle Eastern through the use of franchising. In this report we will explain how boost differentiate its products from their competitors and discuss the macro-environmental forces that could potentially impact on the success of the Boost business moving forward.
Boost uses customer-driven marketing strategy to differentiate their products, such as Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation and Positioning to differentiate their products from their competitors.
Market Segmentation
The market segmentation is used to divide the consumers and group them into smaller segments, each of which can be reached by distinct marketing programme. The concept attempts to reconcile differing customer needs with limited company resources, and allows product and marketing offerings to be adjusted to suit different customer groups (Epetimehin, 2011). In this case Boost juice uses Demographic segmentation to market their customers.
Demographic Segmentation
Demographic segmentation divides the market into segments based on variables such as age, gender, family size, family life cycle, income, occupation, education, religion, race, generation and nationality. Boost juice differentiate its product by using demographic segmentation, they look at age and life cycle stage, gender and generation as seen on the image below.
Targeting Differentiation
The image above was taken from Boost website; it shows that their products are targeted to all ages and customer’s life style whether athletic or business life. They also aim at both genders since they both need boost juice in their daily lifestyle and finally generation as mentioned in the image, boost mostly target Gen Y because this generation is
Boost uses customer-driven marketing strategy to differentiate their products, such as Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation and Positioning to differentiate their products from their competitors.
Market Segmentation
The market segmentation is used to divide the consumers and group them into smaller segments, each of which can be reached by distinct marketing programme. The concept attempts to reconcile differing customer needs with limited company resources, and allows product and marketing offerings to be adjusted to suit different customer groups (Epetimehin, 2011). In this case Boost juice uses Demographic segmentation to market their customers.
Demographic Segmentation
Demographic segmentation divides the market into segments based on variables such as age, gender, family size, family life cycle, income, occupation, education, religion, race, generation and nationality. Boost juice differentiate its product by using demographic segmentation, they look at age and life cycle stage, gender and generation as seen on the image below.
Targeting Differentiation
The image above was taken from Boost website; it shows that their products are targeted to all ages and customer’s life style whether athletic or business life. They also aim at both genders since they both need boost juice in their daily lifestyle and finally generation as mentioned in the image, boost mostly target Gen Y because this generation is