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Page 1: Red Box Brand Audit

Shelby Gagnon

Jennifer Walker

Bryan Zembruski

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Agenda

Brand Elements & Growth

Consumers & Competition

Equity & Position

What’s in the Future

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Price & Convenience.

Non-Committal Service.

Red Kiosk: 630 DVDs/200 Titles.

Order Online.

iPhone App Locations.

Promo Codes.

Brand Elements & Attributes

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1. Customer Acquisition. Please customers.

2. Growing Distribution. Powerful marketing partnerships. Low overhead.

Direct Connection via mobile & e-mail:1. 1.7M Text Message.2. 20M Email Addresses.3. Customer Growth 100,000/month.

Brand Elements & Attributes

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Big red kiosk, Identifiable

Fun, Exciting, Innovative,

Happy, Entertaining

DVD & Blue-rayTop new releases

Kids videosAlways in stock

Free Rental Codes

Facebook Freebies

Text CodesGroupon deal

Easy to use•No

employees

ConvenientMany locations7-Eleven, grocery

storeRent & return

anywhereRent with errands

$1Great ValueNo late feesCredit card

Email Receipt/Confirmat

ion

Big red kiosk IdentifiableBrightly lit up

Video Gamesfor multiple consoles

Easy to use Self-serviceQuick service

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 Timeline:2002 McDonald’s Ventures, LLC 12 kiosks launch to lure in customers2004 1st market test Denver, CO 140 kiosks2005 Coinstar Inc invests with 47% ownership2008 200% Revenue Increase2009 Expanded into Game Rentals to compete with Gamefly2010 HD Blu-Ray Offering

Video Game test markets: NV, TX, WI, OR, NCOnline rental option

2011 Facebook fans growth 30,000 in 2010 to over 1.8millioniPhone app launched 2.5m downloads

2014 DVD rentals expanding at average rate 2.7% to $9.97billion.

Brand Growth

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DVD Rental Market

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Kiosks Rising Share

Video rental kiosks on track to make up nearly 30 percent of the U.S. video rental market in 2010

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Major Competitors

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Points of Purchase

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Points of Parity

Free trial

Convenience

Order Online

Smartphone apps

Move toward video games/streaming

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Points of Difference

Young, Innovative, Fun

$1 Price Point

Well-known Kiosk

Ease of Use

No Commitment

No Account Setup Required

No Human Interaction

Rent & Return Anywhere

High Availability of New Releases

Promotions & Freebies

Dominant Social Media Presence

No Streaming (coming soon)

Limited Titles

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Redbox. Young, innovative, fun, affordable.

Blockbuster Dynasty. A leading brand caught off guard. Failed to optimize brand.

Netflix. Well known brand becoming stale.

Comcast On Demand. Brand extension void of its own personality.

Competitor Analysis

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• Demographics: 49/51% Gender Evenly Split. Ages 18 - 34 and 35 - 49. 76% Caucasian. 55% Children at Home. Even income distribution

(30-60k, 60-100k, 100k+).

Half college graduates.

Consumer Base

[Based on demographics of Redbox customers also online.]

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On-the-go entertainment seeker. Follow Movie Trends. Online savvy. Open to new media. Deal seeker. Early Adapter. Moderately brand loyal.

Consumer Base

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Partnerships & Cross Promotion

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Promo Deals

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Is The Brand Well Positioned?

Redbox has successfully Positioned itself as:

• First to market with rental kiosks• Entered market by way of Blue Ocean Strategy

• Regular Promotions• Movie Mondays • First rental is free• Facebook promotion codes • Redbox Blog membership rental codes

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Is The Brand Well Positioned?

Redbox has successfully Positioned itself as:

• A low cost provider of movie/video game rentals• Inexpensive entertainment for the unemployed

• A conveniently located movie/video game rental service• Located at regularly frequented stores

• An impulse rental service• Immediate gratification• "there’s nothing to do tonight, let’s rent a movie...”

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Position Map (Jennifer)

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Sources of Brand Equity

• Brand Loyalty• Relatively fickle customer base• High level of repeat purchasers

• Brand Awareness• 84% brand awareness• Large Red Point-of-Purchase Kiosks

• Perceived Quality• Low price• Great Customer Service

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Sources of Brand EquityContinued

• Brand Associations• Inexpensive• Convenient locations• Fast Rental• Easy to use Kiosk interface• Free Movie Promotions

• Other proprietary Brand Assets• Increased awareness and perceived quality via partnerships with

brands such as:• Pepsi• Orrville Redenbacher• Frito Lay• Mc Donnalds• Monopoly

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Customer-Based Brand Equity Pyramid

• Resonance:• Weakest on top because of consumers’ low personal attachment to

the brand and fickle brand loyalty

• Feelings/Imagery:• The Redbox customer-based brand equity pyramid is strongest on

the right side due to the positive feelings associated with the products offered and attention catching imagery of the kiosks

• Judgement/Performance:• Medium strength on the left side because of quality of product,

while good, is on par with most other rental companies

• Salience:• Extremely strong on bottom of the pyramid on account of

consumers’ high level of product recall for the Redbox brand

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Customer Based Brand Equity Pyramid

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Philanthropy and CSR

• Jacksonville FL (Feel good Movies)• Allows customers to donate their initial $1 rental fee to

one of 10 charities in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia

• Coinstar (Parent Company) Donations:• American Red Cross • Feeding America • Leukemia & Lymphoma • The March of Dimes • UNICEF • World Wildlife Fund

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Brand Errors

 Initial convenience store vending machines.

Slogan Failures“Never a late fee ever”

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Recommendations

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Suggestions: Building & Maintaining Equity (all)Maintain the perceived quality of the brand.

Keep $1 price point.

Increase philanthropic activities for the Redbox Brand.

Connect with new consumers through continued partnerships and promotional codes.

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Goals

Short-term: Identify slogan. What’s in your Box?; Look/Delve inside the box? What’s playing on your TV tonight? (Simplify)Gain 8.7% within the last year; match mkt share this year.Increase awareness goals. New partnerships like Papa Murphy’s, Little Cesar’s, Pizza Hut/Dominos; Target gamers online – “Try it Before You Buy It” link to where gamers go ie World of War Craft. Target Stores.

Long-term: in order to acquire new customers launch an advertising and marketing campaign ONLINE with the launch of streaming online videos.Philantrophic

Future: Global expansion. Extend ad marketing campaign after test markets, focus groups, etc consider to move beyond WOM. Consider research cost ROI TV show offerings online and or at kiosks.

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Proposal: Brand Extension (all)

RedPhonePrepaid cell phone kiosks

RedAirMy Sky RedboxI Fly Redbox

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