Product strategy and promotional strategies of Copsy coffee

  • MAHADEO H
  • PATIL N
  • TIRLAPUR L
  • et al.
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Abstract

Coffee is the most popular beverage with over 400 billion cups consumed yearly. There are many brands in the coffee business offering a range of products such as Instant coffee, conventional coffee, etc., based on the varied and distinct taste of consumers. Bru, Green Label, Nescafe, Cothas, etc. are national level brands and a few local brands are also present. Copsy coffee is a local brand promoted by Arehally Coffee Growers Co-operative Society. The present study was conducted to analyse the brand launching and promotional strategies of Copsy coffee and the product strategy and to assess the sales, distribution and pricing strategies of Copsy coffee. The data was collected from 180 consumers from Hassan, Mysore and Bangalore city using a pre-tested structured schedule. The brand was launched with much fanfare by endorsing the film star Puneeth Rajkumar. The advertisement through TV followed by leaflets was well received by consumers. The society did not adopt any sales, pricing or distribution strategies. Taste is the most important factor followed by brand name that influences a consumer's brand preference decision and women are the decision maker in the preference of coffee brands. The vast majority of consumers liked the taste of Copsy Coffee as the most preferred trait, quality as excellent, price as on par with market, rating the overall brand as excellent.

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MAHADEO, H. S., PATIL, N. A., TIRLAPUR, L. N., & AMARAPURKAR, S. V. (2015). Product strategy and promotional strategies of Copsy coffee. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, 8(2), 237–243. https://doi.org/10.15740/has/ijcbm/8.2/237-243

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