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  • BP and Wild Bean Cafe: A case study on franchised co-branding arrangements

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    Wright, Owen
    Gatfield, Terence John
    Rugimbana, Robert
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    Wright, Owen C.
    Gatfield, Terence John J.
    Rugimbana, Robert
    Year published
    2006
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    This paper presents a study of the co-branding arrangement between BP (service stations) and Wild Bean Caf頨a caf頣oncept created by BP in Australia in 2004). Co-branding is an increasingly popular form of growth in a maturing franchise sector. This case study presents an organisational view of co-branding. Thus extending existing literature that has previously focused on product specific co-branding. The study reveals that motivations for introducing the Wild Bean Caf頢rand into existing BP service stations include alignment of a suitable business model with existing BP products, risk aversion to the use of externally owned ...
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    This paper presents a study of the co-branding arrangement between BP (service stations) and Wild Bean Caf頨a caf頣oncept created by BP in Australia in 2004). Co-branding is an increasingly popular form of growth in a maturing franchise sector. This case study presents an organisational view of co-branding. Thus extending existing literature that has previously focused on product specific co-branding. The study reveals that motivations for introducing the Wild Bean Caf頢rand into existing BP service stations include alignment of a suitable business model with existing BP products, risk aversion to the use of externally owned brands, reinvigorating the BP brand, and stimulating sales growth for appropriate outlets. This investigation represents further research into co-branded franchising arrangements from a similar study on McDonalds/McCafe.
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    Conference Title
    Conference Proceedings 2nd Biennial Conference of the Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development
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    http://www.academyofworldbusiness.com/conf2006.html
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    © 2006 Academy of Word Business. Reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. This paper was previously published in the 2006 Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development (AWBMAMD) Conference Proceedings, Volume 2, No.1, 2006, edited by Gabriel Ogunmokun, Rony Gabbay & Janelle Rose. Use hypertext link for access to conference website.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/13203
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