Abstract

Entering foreign markets can be an opportunity for some brands. Expansion contributes to developing competitiveness, building a brand and increasing profits, which will be reflected in overall business performance in a market environment. In this article, we elaborate on the identification data of the Starbucks brand. We identify the international environment and the current marketing strategy of the brand. We also focus on defining its marketing performance with regard to the application of the current strategy in the international environment when entering the target foreign market. Based on the analyzed data on the brand and performance, we approach the probabilistic analysis in order to identify the right foreign market. The performed analysis consists of two basic stages. The first step is a rough selection analysis and a fine selection analysis. In the discussion part, we define the advantages and limitations of the brand’s entry into a new foreign market. We support the individual statements with the results of a coarse and fine selection analysis. We also describe the use and limitations of the brand’s cooperation strategy in the future. In the final part of the article, we identify the identified statements with the current marketing strategy and suggest the direction of its development when entering a new foreign market.

Highlights

  • Starbucks is a globally known brand with an international environment

  • As part of a rough selection analysis, we examined the functional openness of the economy (FOE)

  • Based on an evaluation of all important factors, it can be argued that the Starbucks brand has built up good potential for the future

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Introduction

Starbucks is a globally known brand with an international environment. It currently operates approximately 31,256 cafes in 65 countries around the world. Starbucks' mission is to support social development. He argues that with a marketing orientation towards social development, a company can expand its customer base and contribute to the formation of society as a whole. By focusing on the environment, the brand proves that it is globally socially responsible, which can contribute to changing the shopping behavior of customers of competing companies. This view is supported by Hollowel et al [3.4]

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