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Now lets have a look at the inference from consensus mapping.

1) The consumers usually visit a coffee shop to hang-out with their friends and unwind
themselves to have a nice overall experience.
More than 50% of the Indian population was under the age of 25 years, and thus
constituted a huge consumer base for quick service restaurants, fast food chains and
coffee outlets. The proliferation of the culture of ‘hanging out’ and rising frequencies of
get-togethers and parties made this segment an ideal market for coffee chains.

2) The coffee that is served well by the firms offers the consumers an upmarket sensation.
Some may even feel Westernized as a result of the entire experience.

3) The ambiance and the rest of the surroundings at a coffee shop are also important
factors in a customer's choice to return to the same location.
A unique ambience created by the brand not only encouraged groups of youngsters to
meet and relax at the outlets, but also helped in creating brand awareness.

4) Working professionals and students visit a café to unwind and spend hours consuming
coffee and food. This explains the changing lifestyles, increased disposable incomes,
expanding urbanization, and a high frequency of get-togethers that are becoming a part
of the country's youth's lifestyle.

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