Jollibee Foods Corporation
Jollibee Foods Corporation
Jollibee Foods Corporation
INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION
DEEPTHI RAGHUNATH(24)
GIA DCUNHA(30)
GUNIN MATTACK(32)
GURVIR SINGH SANGHA(33)
HARI KUMAR M.P.(34)
Marketing:
Jollibee depends on high customer traffic and tight operations mangement. It offers
great service to the high volumes of people who patronize its outlets by functioning as
a well-oiled machine with close tabs on daily operations.
Jollibee focus:
USP:
The Unique Selling Porposition of the Jollibee brand is :
1) Fast, Good, Clean, Cheap food
2) Caters to local needs( Spicy patty)
3) Consistency, reliability over all its outlets.
Positioning:
Ensuring high traffic needs an emphasis on store location and positioning Jollibee in
the minds of the consumer as a place that they would enjoy eating fast food. This
entails proper branding and positioning of the service offered.
Jollibee also projected itself as world class and not a local brand.
The service that is offered should be consistent over all Jollibee stores, however this
might be a problem as the division has been slimmed recently and resources might be
stretched too far.
Product:
In the case of Jollibee, it went from being an ice cream parlour to serving hamburgers
made with a homestyle recipe. This change in product was in response to events
triggered by the 1977 oil crisis which would have doubled the prices of ice cream.
The product offered by Jollibee appeals to the Filipinos taste for spicy burgers. By
concentrating its resources on satisfying the Filipino palate, Jollibee has been able to
serve localized dishes that are unlike any found in the other fast-food chains in the
Philippines. In addition to offering the usual French fries that accompany the meals
found in McDonald’s, KFC, Burger King, and so forth,
Jollibee also serves rice or spaghetti, Filipino style. Even the burgers are cooked
exactly as Filipinos want them done— sweeter and with more seasonings, often
likened to what a Filipino mother would cook at home.
Menus in outlets across the globe adjusted to local preferences to differentiate it from
other standardized players like Mc Donalds and KFC who maintain the same menus
worldwide with minimal changes.
Jollibee even incorporated recipes from employees to truly capture local tastes.
“ McDonalds entered the Philippine market in 1981 and many assumed the Big
Mac would soon dominate the market. Surprisingly, McD’s ended up getting stung
by the bee. Jollibee has secured a 65% market share and is out pacing McDonalds
at its own game. Jollibee accomplished this by local adaptation of the menu and by
positioning the food chain as a family restaurant.”
Place:
The location of outlets is of key importance to the marketing strategy of Jollibee. For
Example, the outlet in Hong Kong is located at Central where a large number of
Filipinos gather.
Promotion:
Local brands: Brands in local market are strong contenders and are not to be
underestimated. Local managed brands like Jollibee in the Phillipines, often have the
advantage of intimate knowledge of consumer tastes and consumer preference
through local pride.
Jollibee used the wave of nationalist pride to promote a Filipino brand of hamburger.
This strategy met with great success.
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“Jollibee attributes this success in part to its internal branding which focuses on
"great taste and happiness" which includes "value for money, the happiest store
experience, and the haven for kids.”
New Markets like papua New Guinea and San Francisco which had an immigrant
population can support the Beach head strategy which entails expansion in a market
with little or no competition. Jollibee is an emerging market brand and can easily
establish a beach head in foreign countries by targeting areas with a high immigrant
population.
Competition
Competitors like Mc Donalds have more money and highly developed operation
systems.
Mc Donalds doesn’t satisfy local taste in Phillipines. It has a plain patty which is part
of its standard global menu.
Jollibee doesn’t have the big name to generate the high level of trust, and to choose
franchisers in the partner countries
Go in for BLUE OCEAN strategy- expand in places where there is an unmet need,
which isn’t being met by any of the existing vendors, hence there is little or no
competition.
EXPANSION STRATEGY:
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