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Eap4-Case Study (Swot)
Eap4-Case Study (Swot)
Class: EAP4-0923-8
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This case study is about Coca-Cola Amatil Limited (CCA) was an Australian bottler of non-
alcoholic beverages. The top-selling bottled water brand in Australia. The company aims to
become the preferred supplier of both carbonated and non-carbonated beverages in the Pacific
region and expand into the health and wellbeing market category.
Linking brand value with positive consequences by Mount Franklin marketing that its
consumption promotes a sense of well-being. Effective advertisement and building loyalty
with Mount Franklin brand through its community partnerships with the National Breast
Cancer Foundation by the Drink Positive, Think Positive, campaign. Capitalizing on the
strength of brands by undertaking product line extension. Doing market research and
demographics to identify particular groups of customers.
Demand for Coca-Cola Amatil goods will rise as a result of consumers becoming more aware
of the superior quality of the new Coca-Cola Amatil brand. Customers would surely embrace
Coca-Cola Amatil's products if they promoted a healthier lifestyle because they tend to equate
freshness with quality. This association shows how a product's positioning—in this case,
Mount Franklin as Australia's top pick for bottled water—represents the values of its
customers. Because there is little competition in this market, it is advised that purchasing and
consuming Mount Franklin water promotes a sense of wellbeing.
Conclusion:
The Coca-Cola Amatil brand will improve both its consumer base and corporate identity by
putting the aforementioned plan into practice. It will solidify its standing as an Australian
company that prioritises high standards and a healthy way of life.
Case Study: SWOT analysis CCA
S W O T
(Strengths) (Weaknesses) (Opportunities) (Threats)