Abstract

Purpose - On May 19, 2022, Moutai and Mengniu reached a strategic cooperation, announced the opening of the country’s first Moutai ice cream flagship store, and launched Moutai ice cream in various flavors including original, vanilla and other flavors, achieving growth against the trend. Moutai has entered the high-end ice cream market by engaging in strategic collaborations with Mengniu. However, in the marketing process, since Moutai ice cream is not a traditional alcoholic product, Moutai needs to explore new marketing methods. Design/Methodology/Approach - This article utilizes the 4P theory as a framework to elucidate the present status of Moutai ice cream products, encompassing pricing, distribution channels, and promotional strategies. Secondly, it highlights the issues and underlying reasons in the marketing of the Moutai ice cream brand. Finally, specific countermeasures and suggestions were proposed regarding brand value, brand culture, cross-border channels, and communication methods. Findings - Summarizes the existing problems such as product cross-border impact on brand value, the launch of new products that fails to continue the image of Moutai, the limitations of radiating target consumer groups, and the lack of interaction between Moutai ice cream and consumers, etc., and puts forward specific issues. Countermeasure suggestions. Research Implications - The research in this article has enhanced the cross-border marketing capabilities of Moutai ice cream, which is significant for improving the sales level and brand influence of Moutai ice cream. It also provides reference and guidance for other companies in the industry regarding their brand’s cross-border strategies.

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