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How does Redbull make their money
So me and my friends were discussing this after seeing a redbull commercial on t.v. It was god awful and we did not see it as appealing toi the extreme sports atheletes. I also work concessions sometimes at my local motocross races and always have redbull for sale but no one ever buys it. How aften do you guys buy it or see others buy it? Im sure they sell a bunch of it but with all of the different sports they are in and all of the events they sponsor. The amount of money they spend on it im sure is mind bogling. Maybe they have a farher reach in other countries but with my experience i do not see it as a huge money making buisness. Let me know what you guys think,
Lots and lots of jagerbombs.
Lt-Aldo-RaineLots and lots of jagerbombs.
that is a possibility but i always see people use monster or rockstar when they drink because its cheaper
jmellberg800that is a possibility but i always see people use monster or rockstar when they drink because its cheaper
The very, very, very narrow section of the market you witness in your day to day life doesn't necessarily reflect on the market as a whole. Ex. I can walk into any grocery store, gas station, and food vendor pretty much anywhere in New England and 99/100 times find Red Bull.
But yeah, those guys have more money than god, and I'm assuming their success comes from good sales. The power of their brand and marketing allows them to be THE energy drink that stores stock, and that people buy.
They probably make a majority of their money running events
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All I drink is red bull fuck water and monster
They charge almost $5 for a 20 oz some places, takes less sales to drive profit. It is the maker's mark of energy drinks. Appeals to small scale luxury purchases.
1337The very, very, very narrow section of the market you witness in your day to day life doesn't necessarily reflect on the market as a whole. Ex. I can walk into any grocery store, gas station, and food vendor pretty much anywhere in New England and 99/100 times find Red Bull.
But yeah, those guys have more money than god, and I'm assuming their success comes from good sales. The power of their brand and marketing allows them to be THE energy drink that stores stock, and that people buy.
i work at my local mall and so i see a lot of the same employees from various stores every day. i can confidently say i see more people drinking red bull than any other energy drink. the only more popular 'energy drink' i see is coffee
CheeFThey charge almost $5 for a 20 oz some places, takes less sales to drive profit. It is the maker's mark of energy drinks. Appeals to small scale luxury purchases.
i've gotten into the habit of buying cases. i go to BJ's (like costco) and buy the case of 8 oz ones for $40. comes out to about $1.50 a can, and that sure beats buying one for $5 at the gas station every day, which is what i used to do
Don't quote me on anything.
But if I remember correctly manufacturing red bull costs like 30 cents. They sell a standard 250ml can for for four bucks. That's pretty much $3.70 profit per can. Give or take a few bucks depending on where you live. Red bull is sold in pretty much every country. Imagine having around 4 billion people in the world consuming your product (roughly). Red Bull last year made 6.5 billion in sales. The numbers really aren't that shocking when you think about how many people have access to red bull. And how much profit they make on each can.
But if I remember correctly manufacturing red bull costs like 30 cents. They sell a standard 250ml can for for four bucks. That's pretty much $3.70 profit per can. Give or take a few bucks depending on where you live. Red bull is sold in pretty much every country. Imagine having around 4 billion people in the world consuming your product (roughly). Red Bull last year made 6.5 billion in sales. The numbers really aren't that shocking when you think about how many people have access to red bull. And how much profit they make on each can.
Red bull has sticks their money dicks in everything.
And they sell more than you probably think. I have a buddy that knocks out a couple redbulls a day. That's nast if you ask me.
And they sell more than you probably think. I have a buddy that knocks out a couple redbulls a day. That's nast if you ask me.
CheeFThey charge almost $5 for a 20 oz some places, takes less sales to drive profit.
Abu-BaghdadiDon't quote me on anything.
But if I remember correctly manufacturing red bull costs like 30 cents. They sell a standard 250ml can for for four bucks. That's pretty much $3.70 profit per can. Give or take a few bucks depending on where you live. Red bull is sold in pretty much every country. Imagine having around 4 billion people in the world consuming your product (roughly). Red Bull last year made 6.5 billion in sales. The numbers really aren't that shocking when you think about how many people have access to red bull. And how much profit they make on each can.
You guys have to remember that Redbull isn't making $5 when a gas station charges $5. Redbull isn't selling direct to consumer, they make their money on a wholesale business model (just like anything else you buy at retail that isn't the store's brand). Redbull (total hypothetical cost here) sells their drink for $1 to the gas station who then marks up to $5 because of their profit goals, cost of rent, taxes, fees for being on a highway, etc. Redbull is making their insane amount of money of that $1, not the $5 retail price paid at the gas station.
onenerdykidYou guys have to remember that Redbull isn't making $5 when a gas station charges $5. Redbull isn't selling direct to consumer, they make their money on a wholesale business model (just like anything else you buy at retail that isn't the store's brand). Redbull (total hypothetical cost here) sells their drink for $1 to the gas station who then marks up to $5 because of their profit goals, cost of rent, taxes, fees for being on a highway, etc. Redbull is making their insane amount of money of that $1, not the $5 retail price paid at the gas station.
yeah true. Thought something was abit off about my post
1337The very, very, very narrow section of the market you witness in your day to day life doesn't necessarily reflect on the market as a whole. Ex. I can walk into any grocery store, gas station, and food vendor pretty much anywhere in New England and 99/100 times find Red Bull.
But yeah, those guys have more money than god, and I'm assuming their success comes from good sales. The power of their brand and marketing allows them to be THE energy drink that stores stock, and that people buy.
This. A brand like Redbull has an insane huge global distribution. They dominate Europe, North America, and Asia. Monster and Rockstar are primarily North American phenomenons. You for sure will see them in spots where Redbull is not mainly because of some distribution war that is going on behind the scenes at the wholesale level.
When your business has that kind of distribution (think of it like a door count, i.e. how many individual retailers sell it) and each door has a high turn rate (lots of sales followed by re-orders), you are literally printing money. This is how they are able to sponsor the world's best athletes (in every sport), invent crazy sporting events, and sponsor an elite F-1 team just for kicks.
Well If know one buys any in the next week at your track theyll probably go out of business.
But seriously, is this a real question?
But seriously, is this a real question?
onenerdykid...and sponsor an elite F-1 team just for kicks.
Dietrich Mateschitz is a huge fan of F1, so it's almost inevitable that he has 2 teams running in F1.
They make money because a lot of truckers need an extra boost when they want to fuck a greasy walker of the night.
onenerdykidYou guys have to remember that Redbull isn't making $5 when a gas station charges $5. Redbull isn't selling direct to consumer, they make their money on a wholesale business model (just like anything else you buy at retail that isn't the store's brand). Redbull (total hypothetical cost here) sells their drink for $1 to the gas station who then marks up to $5 because of their profit goals, cost of rent, taxes, fees for being on a highway, etc. Redbull is making their insane amount of money of that $1, not the $5 retail price paid at the gas station.
yeah but howcome a 250ml can of redbull is always the same price as a 500ml can of rockstar or monster?
GORILLAWALLACEyeah but howcome a 250ml can of redbull is always the same price as a 500ml can of rockstar or monster?
Because of the way they are marked up. If people will pay the same amount for a 250ml can of redbull as they would a 500ml can of anything else, then the seller charges more to make more money. It is basic supply and demand...
Actually they have some of the best marketing on the planet. They are one of the only brands in the world that don't actually have to worry about product. They could have Red Bull branded dog shit and it would sell like hot cakes.
They know their target age group, target market and they hit it HARD. Think red-bull athlete helmets in so many different sports, formula 1 cars, their own film company, event sponsorship, etc....
They make all of their money based solely off of the fact that their product is cool, and they spend a shit ton of money to keep it cool.
They know their target age group, target market and they hit it HARD. Think red-bull athlete helmets in so many different sports, formula 1 cars, their own film company, event sponsorship, etc....
They make all of their money based solely off of the fact that their product is cool, and they spend a shit ton of money to keep it cool.
MinggBecause of the way they are marked up. If people will pay the same amount for a 250ml can of redbull as they would a 500ml can of anything else, then the seller charges more to make more money. It is basic supply and demand...
I'm not sure about that. every single gas station, grocery store and convenience store I've ever been into has them priced the same or higher. I think if they were actually cheaper than monster and rockstar wholesale than small independent stores would sell them cheaper. never seen a small can of redbull for less than $3.
CheeFThey charge almost $5 for a 20 oz some places, takes less sales to drive profit. It is the maker's mark of energy drinks. Appeals to small scale luxury purchases.
Makers Mark is luxurious? Lol
They sell small cans of crap liquid at a ridiculous markup...did you really need to ask this question?
onenerdykidYou guys have to remember that Redbull isn't making $5 when a gas station charges $5. Redbull isn't selling direct to consumer, they make their money on a wholesale business model (just like anything else you buy at retail that isn't the store's brand). Redbull (total hypothetical cost here) sells their drink for $1 to the gas station who then marks up to $5 because of their profit goals, cost of rent, taxes, fees for being on a highway, etc. Redbull is making their insane amount of money of that $1, not the $5 retail price paid at the gas station.
True, but the competitors such as monster and rockstar are way cheaper by comparison. Even at direct wholesale, redbull is a more expensive product referencing similar products.
Bodhisattva_Makers Mark is luxurious? Lol
I was thinking of Maker's Mark vs Evan Williams price. Maker's Mark is disgusting
Bodhisattva_Makers Mark is luxurious? Lol
Loloolololololololol fuckin unsophisticated peasants. We drink whiskey you've never even heard of and probably couldn't afford. Lololololloookokkklololoololllll Fuckin plebs right?!?!?!?!?
We're so much better than people and they don't even know it lolliollolollolololololololo
The real question is how wouod they not make money? its globally in every conveience store/grocery store/bar, and shits not cheap
onenerdykidYou guys have to remember that Redbull isn't making $5 when a gas station charges $5. Redbull isn't selling direct to consumer, they make their money on a wholesale business model (just like anything else you buy at retail that isn't the store's brand). Redbull (total hypothetical cost here) sells their drink for $1 to the gas station who then marks up to $5 because of their profit goals, cost of rent, taxes, fees for being on a highway, etc. Redbull is making their insane amount of money of that $1, not the $5 retail price paid at the gas station.
While this is true I would guess the wholesale price would probab be higher if the store IN question didn't just buy their inventory from a whole sale market like costco or SAMS
CaptainObvious.Loloolololololololol fuckin unsophisticated peasants. We drink whiskey you've never even heard of and probably couldn't afford. Lololololloookokkklololoololllll Fuckin plebs right?!?!?!?!?
We're so much better than people and they don't even know it lolliollolollolololololololo
I don't even drink whiskey :)
Just sayin, I know there's a lot better whiskey out there
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