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    Redbull

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    Company Background In 1982‚ Dietrich Mateschitz became aware of products called "tonic drinks"‚ which enjoyed widespread popularity throughout the Far East. The idea to market these functional drinks outside Asia came to him while sitting at a bar at the Mandarin Hotel in Hong Kong. In 1984‚ Mateschitz founded Red Bull. He fine-tuned the product‚ developed a unique marketing concept and in 1987‚ started selling Red Bull Energy Drink on the Austrian market. This was not only the launch of a completely

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    history Sensodyne was first marketed in 1961 as the first desensitising toothpaste based on a strontium chloride formulation. About 20 years later‚ in 1980‚ Sensodyne toothpastes containing a new potassium nitrate formulation were launched. Besides being a leader in treating dentine hypersensitivity‚ the Sensodyne brand expanded in 2006 with the launch of Sensodyne Pronamel to help protect against the effects of dental erosion. Sensodyne is globally recognised as a specialist toothpaste for sensitive

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    Yesterday‚ Felix Baumgartner broke the sound barrier in a 24-mile space jump‚ which shattered the existing record for the highest altitude skydive. The event‚ titled Red Bull Stratos and sponsored by Red Bull Energy Drink‚ conformed to the company’s slogan: “Red Bull gives you wings.” The space jump gave Red Bull roughly 8 million eyeballs watching live coverage of the feat and Red Bull’s logo‚ but will it amount to an increase in revenue for the company and endorsement opportunities for Baumgartner

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    The world’s most recognizable and profitable energy drink Red Bull posted revenue of more than $5.1 billion in 2010‚ and sales of the product are continuing to increase each year. Red Bull spends an unbelievable 30-40% of their revenue on marketing. The majority of Red Bull energy drinkers are between the ages of 18-34 year old males. The drink grabbed the attention of their target user and flawlessly grew‚ and become the brand marketing strategy that translated into “We are with you and one of you”

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    Bull is packaged in a slim aluminium blue and silver container with two red bulls as the logo. It provides 8.3 US fl. oz. of thirst quenching power fluid and contains 80 mg. of pure caffeine; this energy drink combats mental and physical fatigue (Redbull 2011). Red Bull however‚ was not always Red Bull; this energy drink originated in Thailand and it was sold under the name “Krating Daeng”. For more than 20 years‚ Red Bull has managed to establish itself brilliantly in the world‚ which‚ despite the

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    lead us to believe. The number one selling energy drink brand is Redbull‚ and there is a multitude of reasons as to why they are number one. One of which is their progressive marketing strategy and as their mission statements implies‚ customer satisfaction as well as continuous innovation. Redbull now sponsors a multitude of various sports teams‚ which range from motorsports to skateboarders and air-racing‚ as well as surfers. Redbull is not only seen as a global leader in their energy drink sales

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    Report on Red Bull Word Count: 2053 Executive Summary Red Bull has dominated the largest market share of energy drinks around the world. The content of this report is to evaluate Red Bull Company with regard to success factors of its energy drinks by analyzing its target market‚ positioning and marketing mix strategy. Furthermore‚ a 3-year strategy is made based on earlier analysis‚ in which Red Bull should extend its brand and develop new products.

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    Redbull Case

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    Journal of Sponsorship Volume 3 Number 4 Entrepreneurship through sports marketing: A case analysis of Red Bull in sport Samantha Gorse‚ Simon Chadwick* and Nicholas Burton Received (in revised form): 14th Aprii‚ 2010 *Centre for the International Business of Sport‚ Coventry University‚ Priory Street‚ Coventry CV1 5FB‚ UK Tel: -H44 24 7688 7688; Fax: -i-44 24 7688 8400; E-mail: simon.chadwick@coventry.ac.uk Samantha Gorse is a doctoral candidate at Coventry University Business Sciiooi and

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    Presented by: Lina Azab + Red bull  Taking the energy drink to a different level.  They started with simple yet creative steps:  Redbull youth campaign( Sponsoring student’s sports games ‚ university visits)  Cars with Redbul logo  Their main motto is still energy and sports. + Red bull + Red bull Egypt + The grand Innovation + Redbull Media house  Media house was launched in Europe in 2007  In 2011 they signed a partnership for NBC for a show called Red Bull signature

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    Redbull Strategy

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    Porter Five Forces Model – East Timor Freight-Forwarding industry Potential Entrants In 1999‚ when SDV entered the East-Timor market there were significant barriers that made the entrance of any logistics company very challenging. The country was almost entirely destroyed‚ there was no infrastructure and it was really hard to find qualified staff to work with. Under these difficult conditions there were hardly any companies pursuing their efforts in East Timor‚ thus leaving the market mostly

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