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Brand Positioning Strategy -Starbucks, An Example

8 min readJun 18, 2019

The first step for any new business is to ponder how to occupy space inside a target consumer’s mind, which is called ‘Brand Positioning’. It can also be termed as a consumer’s perception of a brand with respect to competing brands.

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Why does your brand need to enter his or her mind? If you ask a consumer to name a cola drink, ‘Coke’ name will spurt out. If you ask the consumer to name a toothpaste that comes immediately to the mind, most probably, Colgate name would pop out. If you ask about a photocopying brand, ‘Xerox’ name will spurt out. If you ask them the name of an energy drink, the red bull name will rush out. If you ask an Indian to name a noodles brand, most of the time ‘Maggi’ name would jet out.

Why do these brand names stay at the top of the consumer’s mind so that it can be recalled immediately?

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Shah Mohammed
Shah Mohammed

Written by Shah Mohammed

Author -Techies Who Talk to Plants. Business Strategist/DesignThinking Consultant. mmshah8@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/shahmm. www.patreon.com/shahmm

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