Steven H
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They provide a strong name brand in which everyone can recognize. Not to mention, they also provide a very strong, good cup of coffee at a reasonable price. Certainly not cheap, but definitely reasonable considering the quality of their product. Starbucks also provides a quick service for those on the go, with a great and friendly customer service team. All in all, pointing to a very successful business. |
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o_snap
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because you just can't get enough caffeine and scones. eat an apple for god's sake. |
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peachiepie
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Great coffee. |
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Ink666
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People need coffee/liquid crack in order to function. Most coffee tastes like crap. Starbucks made better coffee. End of story! |
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lizzie0014
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This might not touch all aspects but:
we're addicted to caffeine. |
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Ang
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bc they're in every freaking corner! |
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Vintage 181
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Ever since they had that new flavor fingers in your coffee they have been huge. |
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Mikey
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the frappachinos are addicting but expensive...Good combination for starbucks bad for my wallet |
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Joe R
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everyone likes coffee |
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Pocket Protectorate
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South American Cocaine Smugglers use coffee as a "cover" for their dastardly evil plan to get it to the seething masses clamoring for more and more of it as time goes by...
And you thought drinking coffee was guilt-free, didn't you?
"It's in the coffee, People! It's in the coffee!...
...Aaaggghhhhhhhh!" |
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SweetPea
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they put a little extra something in there drinks |
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bennachie1
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from
http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol144/starbucks.htm
Starbucks’ strength lies in its ability to spot opportunities, even if
that means debunking accepted retail trends. Starbucks’ ability to think
outside the box is a common trait that propelled other small businesses to
the big league. </p>
<p>Starbucks has well demonstrated this behavior in their approach to real
estate, which in itself is legendary. Contrary to established tenets of
retailing, the company does not choose a location based solely on
demographics, traffic patterns, location of competitors, and even spacing of
its own stores. Instead, it clusters its stores in chosen areas, making
Starbucks ubiquitous in many city streets. Traditional retailing mindset
warns against locating stores nearby as it can cut sales at existing
outlets. </p>
<p>Starbucks went against the accepted norm and pursued clustering, using
this strategy to increase total revenue and market share. The risk paid off
– its practice of blanketing an area with stores helped achieve market
dominance quickly. The strategy also made it cheaper to deliver supplies and
manage each store. The size of the company has enabled it to absorb any
losses that would result from the cannibalizing of store sales when a new
one opens up nearby. </p> |
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aussiegirl_aka_shygirl
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I thought it had something to do with dancing, naked men. Pfft! |
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Jake
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Wait....Startbucks....successful? |
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♥wamie™
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because of their frappucinnos!
and of course, THE coffee. |
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Shay
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...what sucks is WAS is the right word, they are in MAJOR finanical trouble and are closing down almost 30% of their stores in the next few months... |
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Shirin
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They were the first to 'really' capitalize on the premium coffee niche and make it look uber cool. |
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lovely
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coffee
atmosephere
staff
environment CI partnership
economic and community growth in other countries
music
co-inhabitance and versitality
convenience
promotion of product
new products every week
employee benefits |
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chelsea cullen
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i love starbucks because they're not wastefull.
last night, i got a sign. hot choco and there was some left over so the dude gave me another one for free. i know it's expensive but it's addicting(: |
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