Red Bull Persuasive Essay

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Michelob is trying to persuade the common active person to have a beer that is not going to intervene with their lifestyle but to incorporate it within their lives. This ad probably doesn't convince a person to drink but maybe to go for a run along the beach or go to the beach with friends, though the rhetorical strategy of the ad is to try and get the consumer who is healthy to enjoy this beer that is low in carbs, calories, and alcohol percentage. With such a light beer consumers will have the impression that they can still have the drink and maintain their fitness goals. Promoting this within the ad allows Michelob to speak to the fit community and persuade them to have this drink as their main choice all the time. The two images are used to compare and contrast the ideas of being fit and healthy and enjoying life while

One reason why Starbucks is the best place to go is that they have amazing drinks for each season. One example is that in the summer this year they will come out with brand new drinks just for summer. They taste so good. Some of them are Teavana Shaken Berry Sangria Herbal Tea or Iced Coconut Milk Mocha Macchiato, doesn't that sound so good. Another example is that in the fall they have the most popular drink there, the Pumpkin Spice Latte, This drink is the fall favorite for people. The drinks at Starbucks are so good in each season that if they didn't exist the drinks might have not even been as good as they are now. That's a couple of reasons on why they have really good drinks in the season and that you should go to starbucks especially

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Raising children is hard, especially in the teenage years. There are so many things that parents must worry about, such as; grades, peer pressure, smoking, drinking, sexual activity, sleep deprivation, learning to drive, etc. One factor in many teenagers lives that many parents are not aware of is energy drinks. So many teenagers consume energy drinks on a regular basis, some as often as daily even more than one a day. Are energy drinks safe for teenagers? Studies and reports show they are not.

Red wine is a type of alcoholic beverage that is made out of dark-coloured grapes. There are diverse varieties of wine like Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Madiran and much more. The colour of red wine can range from violet to brown. There is an estimated total of 100 countries that have wineries. One of which is the oldest known winery in Armenia, a country near Georgia, Turkey and Iraq. You might think that red wine is inadequate as it can get you intoxicated, which can then lead to accidents, this is partially false. Firstly, you need to know how much to drink per day, secondly, how and why red wine can alleviate your health and well-being and lastly, data and statistics that have been collected from around the globe.

Everyone’s done it before: To prepare for an extreme workout or to recover after a rigorous run, we often find ourselves guzzling down energy drinks that promise to elevate our performance, revitalize our body, or even “give [us] wings.”

These display banners promote the content engine of Red Bullet because, they combine Red Bull’s theme of wings or flight, yet they do not carry much of an adrenaline or extreme sports edge. These banners resemble everyday people with energy demands in life that the energy provided by a small container can satisfy. The content theme is saying customers can receive something astounding from a small package. In both ads, they feature office employees. The skyscraper banner features a woman in business attire with a short list of the daily tasks that she’ll need energy to complete. The other ad is subtler. It is simply implying, under red bulls company name, this product is effective for helping busy office employees, parents, travelers get through the day while being productive. The larger can only be affective when more customers are aware of Red Bullet. This theme will be in line with Red Bullet’s home site, which will feature promotional videos introducing the product and displaying circumstances in which energy will be needed on an average day. This is a focus more on how the average, working, older, person uses a red bull product and not only sports stars. These banners are designed to reflect that.

It is a short phrase that communicates descriptive information about the brand. This slogan is making strong links between the brand and the corresponding product category, so it’s creating a strong brand awareness to the product. This slogan is used in all Red Bull campaigns, through the world, but in different languages.

Compared to companies like “Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and Monster”, Red Bull emerges as a threat for several reasons (Kotler, Keller 582). The main reason Red Bull stands above these competitors is that of their unique communication strategies. Red Bull primarily focuses on event sponsorship and word of mouth but, sampling, point-of-purchase displays, celebrity endorsement, and typical advertisement and promotion strategies (social media) are vital to the organization too (Kotler, Keller 561). Their methods of communication are exceptional because they establish brand emotion and create a transformational appeal. Rebellion, adventure, unique, energetic, and freedom are all words that come to mind when someone thinks of Red Bull. This appeal has encouraged the formation of a brand community. The youth are not only drawn to the product, but they are attracted to the kinship, excitement and the buzz created by the brand. In addition, Red Bull’s brand image appeals to how the youth views themselves and/or how they wish to be viewed. This marketing strategy is unlike the competitor Coca-Cola, who is described in terms of happiness, refreshing, satisfying. Coca-Cola appeals to a consumer's senses. Although effective, it does not facilitate a connection/ relationship, nor does it provoke a quick response as a transformational appeal does. Hence, another competitive advantage Red Bull has is their well-established customer relationships and strong brand loyalty. A significant reason for

Segmentation: Red Bull is dividing the market into three segments; the first one is psychographic segmentation: it’s divided in two categories which are personality and lifestyle which differs from a person to another for example people who are working and need energy are not the same as students or people in the gym and as Thierry Henry mentioned through Red Bull’s website “Red Bull keeps me focused and energized so that I can compete at my best both on and off the field. It gives me the extra push needed to continually perform at top levels” (Henry) which means that the use of Red Bull as an athlete is not the same as working in an office. Second segmentation is demographic which is composed from the Gender and the age, Red Bull is targeting men as well as women and they are focusing on a certain age which is between 16 and 40 years old. Most of Red Bull consumers are young people approximately in their 20s. The last segmentation is geographic; the product is now available in more than 166 countries around the world which is a big success to the company to reach that number of

Many people believe that energy drinks are healthy and beneficial. There are also people who believe that energy drinks’ potential harms outweigh the benefits. The supporters of energy drinks say that it is okay to consume them in moderation. Opponents of energy drinks say that they should be banned all together.

What is something that many college students and other people in different career fields want that they need to have in order to get through the day? The answer is energy and some people have enough energy to go through day to day without a problem, but everyone else need help with acquiring that extra energy. For college students, they feel like they need energy all the time because of their many academic assignments or all the studying that they need to do for a test. Either way they turn to one item for the boost of energy they want and it is an energy drink, but they consume it without looking over at the ingredients or the issues that may be caused by it. Although energy drinks give college students the energy that they want, the drinks can make college students lose sleep and cause health problems.

Effort Applied toward marketing its product – Knowing its target market (18-25 age group), Red Bull creates campaigns such as Formula 1, BMX biking, Skiing events to promote its product (Red Bull Media House, 2014) by using the slogan ‘Red Bull gives you wings’. This concept significantly increased consumer brand awareness of the product it offered and differentiated it from its competitors.

Also, Red Bull uses buzz promoting methodology as its principle advertising procedure. Its piece of the pie deals and request builds each year and deals are required to continue ascending in the up and coming year. The greater part of Red Bull‟s deals originate from circulating nations like Middle East, Far East, Europe and USA. Despite the fact that the interest for Red Bull has expanded, the company‟s piece of the overall industry in USA for instance has gone down from 75% in 1998 to 47% today (Robin, 2010). Because of that, Red Bull‟s mission for development is focusing on the center