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Quality Means Starbucks: Starbucks stores have a distinct smell, one filled with coffee but only Starbucks coffee and food. Employees are not allowed to wear perfume or cologne since the company is convinced it messes with the aroma of the store. If you see a barista wearing a black apron making your drink, be excited. The dark color isn't just to hide inevitable stains; it's provided to baristas who are named "coffee masters" after completing coursework from a Starbucks education program. Comment your thoughts if you are a Starbucks lover and follow Om Singhal for more such unique facts. #starbucks #facts #business #casestudy #presentation #coffee #discipline #linkedin #linkedinforcreators #growth

Check our Starbucks Starbucks Middle East Values being brought to life in one cup #Joy: The sight of a beautifully crafted latte can bring a smile to anyone’s face, turning a simple coffee break into a moment of delight. #Craft: Each design reflects the barista’s dedication to their art, showcasing skills honed through practice and passion. #Courage: Creating latte art requires bravery to try new techniques, to make mistakes, and to continually push the boundaries of what’s possible. #Belonging: In the community of coffee enthusiasts, latte art fosters a sense of connection, bringing people together over a shared love for coffee. #Results: The final masterpiece in a cup is a testament to the hard work and creativity poured into every design, transforming an ordinary beverage into an extraordinary experience. #HERE_YOU_BELONG Paul Thomas Cindy Matar #AOR

"People will forget what you said. People will forget what you did. But people will never forget how you made them feel." The power of human experience always reigns supreme.👑 Let's take a sip of inspiration from Starbucks ☕️ They didn't just sell coffee; 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒃𝒓𝒆𝒘 𝒆𝒙𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒏𝒄𝒆𝒔! Pumpkin Spice Latte is not just a beverage; it's an annual tradition that sparks warmth and nostalgia. Also they don't merely introduce a new flavor! They invited you to be part of an experience that evoked memories and emotions. Let's embrace Starbucks learning of adding a human experience to our brand, providing a memorable experience. After all, 𝐢𝐭'𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐞 𝐬𝐚𝐲 𝐨𝐫 𝐝𝐨—𝐢𝐭'𝐬 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐰𝐞 𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐤𝐞! 🌱 💠💠💠💠 PS - Do you like Starbucks or find it overrated? If yes, please suggest me your favorite drink.. Mine are Java Chip Frappuccino and Iced Chai Tea Latte! ;) #storytelling #customerexperience #experience #communication #humantouch #starbucks #emotionalconnection

Brewing Success: The Starbucks Story Step into the world of coffee culture and discover the captivating tale of Starbucks' rise to global prominence. From humble beginnings to a ubiquitous presence on every street corner, Starbucks has become synonymous with premium coffee and unparalleled customer experience. Step into the world of coffee culture and discover the captivating tale of Starbucks' rise to global prominence. From humble beginnings to a ubiquitous presence on every street corner, Starbucks has become synonymous with premium coffee and unparalleled customer experience. Central to Starbucks' success was its emphasis on customer experience. Beyond serving exceptional coffee, Starbucks aimed to create a sense of belonging and connection for its customers. Whether it's the comforting aroma of freshly brewed coffee or the friendly greeting from baristas, every aspect of the Starbucks experience is designed to delight and inspire. But perhaps the most significant factor in Starbucks' success is its ability to adapt and evolve with changing consumer preferences and market dynamics. From introducing seasonal beverages and expanding its menu to embracing digital technology and sustainability initiatives, Starbucks continues to innovate while staying true to its core values. As we raise our cups to Starbucks' remarkable journey, let's toast to the enduring legacy of a brand that has not only revolutionized the coffee industry but also enriched the lives of coffee lovers around the world. Here's to Starbucks – brewing success one cup at a time. ☕️✨ #sinoclix #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingagency #Starbucks #CoffeeCulture #SuccessStory #CoffeeLovers

Brands are not and should change never change because of trend. For years, you’ve been more than just a place for a morning coffee. You’ve been a symbol—a cornerstone of connection, creativity, and community. When people stepped into your stores, it wasn’t just the aroma of freshly brewed coffee that drew them in—it was the warmth of the experience. It was the personal connection between baristas and customers, the feeling that every cup was a craft, and every visit was a part of something bigger. But recently, something feels different. The Starbucks I fell in love with—the brand that celebrated authenticity, creativity, and comfort—has become harder to recognize. Rapid changes, endless new concepts, and a push toward convenience over craft have begun to blur the heart of what once made you so magnetic. Somewhere along the way, the core—the very essence that made Starbucks an irreplaceable part of daily life—has started to fade. Starbucks, you were never just about coffee. You were about moments. You made a space where people could pause, reflect, and reconnect. You became a haven of personalized service, where someone remembered your name and drink order like they were welcoming you home. That’s what set you apart, that’s what made you great, and that’s what will sustain you as the future unfolds. I believe in the power of this brand. It’s time to come back to what you’ve always been—a place where quality, connection, and community matter. move away from being a fast-food stop and return to being a thoughtful experience. You don’t need to be everything to everyone. A commodity. You just need to be the best at what you’ve always been—creating moments of comfort, joy, and human connection, one cup at a time. Starbucks it’s time to come back home. Looking forward to seeing this unfold. #brandmatters

I am no finance expert (or coffee expert). But I do like the hypothesis that at least part of Starbucks’ problem is that it’s no longer a “third place.” When I meet a friend or colleague at a coffee shop, I want a welcoming atmosphere (and a child-friendly environment, because I usually have a toddler in tow and will soon have a baby with me as well!). The quality of the drinks and food is, usually, secondary. I usually prefer an independent coffee shop, and the small town where I live has one in town and several nearby. I agree that Starbucks used to be that place. Now, with its prices comparable to the craft drinks but its in-store experience often incomparable, it’s hard to find a reason to go there. When we go to Starbucks, it’s usually to hit a drive-through for some caffeine on a road trip. At my favorite local coffee shop, the owner knows my daughter’s name and says hi to her as soon as she says hi to me. She offers events, including a free monthly toddler storytime. She sells locally-made products. It’s not really about the food and drinks (although they’re good, too). It’s about the people. And really, that’s what every business should be about: the people. #starbucks #hospitality #peoplefirst #empathy #customerservice

Know Your Audience: The Starbucks Story ☕ The "I need my caffeine fix, but I also want an Instagram-worthy moment" crowd. You're at a cozy Starbucks café, sipping your favorite brew. Why does it feel like home away from home? Well, it's because Starbucks knows exactly who they're brewing for! They've crafted an environment that caters to students looking for a study haven, professionals in need of a midday pick-me-up, and friends catching up over a cuppa. How? They researched their audience to the espresso shot. Want to know more about how Starbucks mastered the art of knowing their audience? 👉 Swipe through our carousel to uncover the full story! ☕📊🔍 #MarketingStrategy #BrandSuccess #CustomerExperience #StarbucksStory

This recent article outlining Brian Niccol’s first major move as Starbucks new CEO caught my eye. Starbucks has seen a decline in their sales and Niccol feels it could be due to the environmental feel inside the cafes. They have gone from a traditional sit-down coffee shop to transactionally focused, rapid pickup locations. Niccol plans to reinvent Starbucks back into the community coffeehouse it once was. Although not always obvious, or may be a subconscious feeling, the look and feel of a restaurant is just as crucial as the food that is served. At Crow Works we believe this to our core. In fact our company mission is: We strive to create a world of experiences and environments that provoke thought and connect people to each other where they gather, eat, dream and share. I am excited to see Starbucks’ transformation. We are cheering them on as Crow Works continues to work with our customers to create inviting environments where connection can take place. https://lnkd.in/erP-vvJs

Discover the extraordinary tales behind your favorite coffee haven Starbucks. Join me every Saturday for Starbucks Stories – a journey beyond the cup. Starbucks isn't just about coffee; it's about changing lives. The stories I am about to tell in this series are bound to stir your emotions. In Starbucks Saturdays, we delve into the personal, not the corporate. Why? Because, like us, Starbucks treasures people over profits. Former president Jim Alling coined it perfectly – our employees are little-picker-uppers, embodying humility and care. Starbucks aims to uplift spirits, creating an environment where employees flourish. Their mission? Respect and dignity for all. Profit comes last; it's people over everything. Howard Schultz, ex-CEO, asserts we're not just in the coffee business; we're in the business of serving people. Prepare for heartwarming tales that go beyond the bean. Next Saturday, we unfold a story of Starbucks employees saving a life. Share with friends; they'll thank you. Hit follow for more heart-touching Starbucks Stories. . . . . . . #StarbucksSaturdays #BeyondTheCup #marketing #advertising #Business #industry #businessnews #Marketing #opportunity #motivational #reels #worldeconomy #macrotrends #future #futuretechnology #inspiration #starbucks #coffee #viralreels