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Marketing Strategy in Terms of Promotion and Communication for Energy Drinks in Ghana. Case Company: Sinebrychoff Brewery.

Mwaawaaru, Sarah (2009)

 
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Mwaawaaru, Sarah
Vaasan ammattikorkeakoulu
2009
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Abstract
The objective of this research study was to give Sinebrychoff Oy an insight of the Ghanaian energy drink market. This will enable Sinebrychoff Oy evaluate the opportunities of entry into the Ghanaian energy drink market. The purpose for this research study was to find the best and appropriate promotion and communication strategies in terms of variables and mediums. This research study also pointed out the practical aspects entailed in the promotion and communication strategies of energy drinks in Ghana. The research study employed cultural, social, consumer behaviours and market information associated with energy drinks in Ghana. The utilization of the qualitative research method was adopted. The research methodology outlined some cultural, social beliefs, values and expectations associated with creating brand awareness, brand loyalty and effectiveness to promotion and communication variables. In order to accomplish the aim of this research study questionnaires were handed out to 1000 respondents, in the Kumasi Metropolitan. A taste sampling for 7 respondents was also conducted. Interviews with 10 respondent and some key persons in the energy drink industry in Ghana was also conducted. Findings from the questionnaires, taste sampling and interviews, were analyzed with the qualitative data analysis. Findings from the research showed that 61% of the respondents were motivated, by the presence of endorsers in promotion and communication advertisements. The findings also showed that, advertising, with the television and radio mediums, were the most effective and efficient. Other promotion variables included sales promotion, sponsorships and personal selling.
 
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