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1. EGYPTLand-area of around 1 million km2
Population 90 million
Vehicles 5.8 million
Employed People 12.5 million
Monthly new licenses vehicles 14.5K
Cairo comes as one of the top 3 congested
cities in the world
2. Making A Better EgyptâŚ
PHASE 1
Advertising Campaign
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International University in Geneva
Advertising- prof. Goldshmitd
Louis Kirollos
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3. In a city where the streets are regarded as
a battle field between those heading in the
same direction, the demand for offshore
transportation has become a demand of
many.
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The
 economic
 costs
 of
 traďŹc
 conges1on
 in
 Cairo
 could
 be
 as
 high
 as
 4
 percent
 of
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GDP
 yearly.
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The
 economic
 costs
 of
 conges.on
 are
 beyond
 travel
 delays,
 and
 they
 include
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wasted
 fuel,
 health
 impacts
 due
 to
 poor
 air
 quality
 and
 accidents,
 and
 impacts
 on
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economic
 produc.vity.
 When
 all
 combined,
 the
 yearly
 economic
 cost
 of
 traďŹc
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conges.on
 could
 reach
 up
 to
 4%
 of
 Egyptâs
 GDP.
 This
 means
 an
 economic
 cost
 to
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Egypt
 of
 up
 to
 EGP
 50
 billion
 a
 year
 (USD
 8
 billion/year).
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Background1
7. â˘âŻ 5.8
 million Vehicle
 in
 Egypt
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50%
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In
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CAIRO
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GUIZA
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ALEXANDRIA
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1,624,000
728,000
504,000280,000
280,000
280,000
1,904,000
VEHICLES FLEET BY GOVERNERATE
AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN EGYPT
Cairo Giza Alexandria Gharbeya Daqahlia Sharqeya Other Govs
Our Research1
11. car owners perception of public transportation
90% 90%
40% 85%
20% 80%
10% 40%
10% 70%
5% 40%
70% 70%
70% 95%
90% 95%
Women
Men
Safety
Speed
Convenie
nt
95% of private vehicle owners have used public
transportation before
1 Our Research1
12. Our Target Passengers & Boats
YEAR 1
10,000
YEAR 2
70,000
YEAR 3
150,000
70 150 300
Passengers
Boats
Nile
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Taxi
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0.6%
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Private
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Cars
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67.5%
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Public
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transpo
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32%
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Nile
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4.3%
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Private
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Cars
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63.7%
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Public
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transpor
ta.on
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32%
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Nile
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9.2%
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Private
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Cars
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58.8%
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Public
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transpor
ta.on
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32%
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Our Promise1
13. âMaking A better EgyptâŚâ
Our Promise1
qďąâŻ Our Citizens
An alternative means towards environmentally conscious
transportation and traffic congestion solutions.
qďąâŻ Our Clients
Seamless and efficient daily transport on
The beautiful and uplifting Nile River.
qďąâŻ Our Employees
Unparalleled interpersonal and
career development opportunities
through dedication, decision making and
creativity.
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14. â˘âŻ Smoother
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â˘âŻ Decrease
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â˘âŻ Decrease
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â˘âŻ Increase
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 eďŹciency
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â˘âŻ SigniďŹcantly
 reduce
 carbon-Ââemissions
 and
 pollu.on
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â˘âŻ Reduce
 the
 huge
 fuel-Ââsubsidies .help
 to
 reduce
 the
 na.onal
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Our Promise1
CorporateSocailResponsability Initiatives
15. Self Evaluation1
SWOT analysis
Strengths:
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a)⯠A
 Virgin
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b)⯠Marine
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c)⯠high
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d)⯠Excep.onal
 Brand
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Opportuni1es:
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a)⯠The
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 leader
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b)⯠Seamless
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c)⯠Supplying
 excess
 demand
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d)⯠Generalized
 Brand
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 ex.
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Weakness:
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a)⯠Inadequate
 (momentary)
 Licensing
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b)⯠Not
 enough
 boats
 to
 meet
 demand
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Threats:
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a)⯠Wait-Ââ.me
 for
 adequate
 licensing,
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b)⯠Therefore
 ďŹeet
 expansion
 will
 be
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delayed;
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 may
 have
 a
 nega.ve
 eďŹect
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on
 brand
 image.
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16. Consumer Evaluation1
Overview
â˘âŻ Segment:
 Luxury
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â˘âŻ Posi.oning:
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 focused
 to
 ajract
 a
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premium
 of
 clients
 willing
 to
 pay
 a
 premium
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price,
 providing
 alterna.ve
 means
 of
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transporta.on,
 eďŹciency
 and
 serenity.
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17. Competitor Evaluation1
Overview
â˘âŻ Primary
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 market
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with
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 for
 strong
 compe..on,
 but
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most
 probably
 on
 a
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 segment
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passenger
 boats
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â˘âŻ Secondary
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 On-Ââshore
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Transporta.on.
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18. Brand Identity1
Overview
â˘âŻ Nile
 Taxi
 is
 a
 year-Ââold
 start-Ââup
 that
 has
 been
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founded
 over
 the
 newly
 realized
 demand
 of
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alterna.ve
 transporta.on
 solu.ons.
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â˘âŻ
 Saving
 poten.al
 clients
 between
 25
 and
 90
Â
minutes
 per
 trip,
 the
 brand
 is
 strategically
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focused
 to
 ajract
 a
 premium
 of
 clients
 willing
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to
 pay
 a
 premium
 price.
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19. Brand Identity1
Image
â˘âŻ Designed
 to
 be
 memorable
 and
 no.ceable,
 all
 visuals
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rela.ng
 to
 and
 aďŹec.ng
 Nile
 Taxis
 brand
 Iden.ty
 belong
 to
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a
 familiar
 but
 unique
 theme.
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â˘âŻ Forms
 a
 visual
 connec.on
 with
 the
 brands
 aďŹlia.on
 to
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transporta.on
 services,
 and
 primarily,
 revealing
 the
 brands
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light
 charm
 and
 crea.ve
 philosophy.
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â˘âŻ
 Whether
 adver.sements,
 naviga.on
 maps
 or
 graphics,
 or
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the
 booking
 applica.on,
 all
 communica.on
 medians
 reďŹect
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the
 upliling
 and
 gra.fying
 ambiance
 oďŹered
 by
 the
 Nile
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River,
 to
 the
 seamless
 transi.on
 oďŹshore
 promised
 by
 the
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Nile
 Taxi
 service.
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24. Phase 1
Transforming
Nile
transport
Making a better Egypt
4. Brand Perception
Corporate Goals
â˘âŻ SAVES TIME & ENERGY
â˘âŻ NO TRAFFIC
â˘âŻ ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE
â˘âŻ STRESS FREE
â˘âŻ TOURISIM FRIENDLY
1 2 3 4
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Create
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 lead
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the
 Nile
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transporta.on
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business
 by
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compe.ng
 with
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the
 white
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 and
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Metro
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Become
 the
 No.1
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in
 Nile
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transporta.on
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services
 by
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covering
 all
 the
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places
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 the
 Nile
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banks
 to
 ensure
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maximum
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convenience
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Develop
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innova.ve
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solu.ons
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diďŹeren.ate
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/
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revenue
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streams
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Ensuring
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the
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desired
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Brand
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Percep1on
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1 Corporate Goals
25. Marketing
2delivering on the promises
Marketing Goals
for the company
flow directly out of
the organizationsâ
corporate goals.
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Marketing2 Short-Ââterm
 Goals
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Phase 1: âMaking Egypt BetterâŚâ (2015 â 2018)
1.⯠Sales: to maintain an incremental increase in
sales
2.⯠Market share: to maintain dominance and leadership
3.⯠Profits: to be self-sustained throughout the launch
phase.
27. 1/1/01 27
Marketing2 short-Ââterm
 OBJECTIVES
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Phase 1: âMaking Egypt BetterâŚâ (2015 â 2018)
1.⯠To follow fleet expansion plan, operating 300 vessels by 2018 by
creating, maintaining and supplying Demand
2.⯠To have a 100% self-maintaining corporate environment where
expectations and performance are automatically defined and
reinforced by the corporate culture.
3.⯠Brand Equity should maintain a 2/3 ratio of Nile Taxis total assetsâ
value
â˘âŻ Defining Identity through Brand Advertising: market
differentiation, Association
28. 1/1/01 28
Marketing2 Target
 Market
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Demographic Profile:
The main clientele generally revolves around the
segment of business managers and executives
living or and working along the Nile River. (families)
Psychographic Characteristics
Open Minded, friendly, sophisticated, culture
oriented, English speaking, technologically up to
date, demanding, rational, safety cautious, time
conscious, effinciency orriented , Politically
oriented (Nationalistic), Family oriented, religious,
30. 1/1/01 30
Marketing2 Campaign
 Messages
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qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our citizens
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our clients
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our Employees
â˘âŻ Family oriented Corporate Culture
â˘âŻ A competitive Work Environment is landscaped on a steep performance indicated
slope rather than a plato.
â˘âŻ Empowering creative thinkers and dedicated professionals
â˘âŻ Seamless and efficient
â˘âŻ Safe, Timely and Reliable
â˘âŻ A beautiful, uplifting emotional experience
â˘âŻ Environmentally sustainable via Solar technology
â˘âŻ Decreasing 10% of traffic in Cairo by 2018 and possibly up to 20% during rush-hours
surrounding the Nile River (Central Cairo).
â˘âŻ Pushing for a free market for alternative transportation solutions.
(5 years, 4 governments, and 3 transportation ministers)
31. Advertising Strategy
3Making A Better Egypt⌠(2015-2018)
â˘âŻ Reaching Potential clients by increasing brand
awareness to 1000% through social media.
â˘âŻ Reinforcing Nile Taxisâ brand Identity by highlighting
and familiarizing its rational appeals with clients to
100%
â˘âŻ Increasing the familiarity Nile Taxis' CSR Initiatives
with clients to 90% through radio broadcasting (brand
ambassadors)
33. 1/1/01 33
Creative Advertising3
1.⯠Print layouts: Clients planning their routes with Nile Taxi
2.⯠Brochure or catalog: interested potential Clients their routes with Nile
Taxi
3.⯠Radio scripts: commuters stuck in traffic
4.⯠Outdoor Billboard: commuters stuck in traffic
5.⯠Social Networking : Interacting with potential clients
6.⯠Personal contact: Clients
34. 1/1/01 34
Avg. vehicle speed: 12kph
+ arrival time: +12m
Avg. Nile Taxi speed: 50kph
+arrival time: -18m
Strategies3 Billboard
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1.⯠High Traffic area
2.⯠Live camera
3.⯠Accurate readings
Call Now to Book
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our clients
35. 1/1/01 35
Strategies3 Nile
 Taxi
 Skipper
 Booth
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1.⯠Personal Selling
2.⯠Free Photos
3.⯠Promotions and offers
4.⯠Employment formsâŚ
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our citizens
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our
Employees
36. 1/1/01 36
Strategies3 Crea.ve
 Strategies
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1.⯠Annual Boat Races
â˘âŻ Reflecting desired perceptions
§ď§âŻ High tech, know-how, safety creativity ,boldness
§ď§âŻ Brand diversification
2.⯠Radio commercial series âTraffic Warriorsâ
â˘âŻ Humor reflects brand charm and identity
§ď§âŻ During rush hour
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our
Employees
qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our citizens
37. 1/1/01 37
Social Media Strategies3 Facebook
 qďąâŻ Making a better Egypt for our clients
1/1/01 37
46. 1/1/01 46
Evaluation4 Corporate
 Goals
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1 2 3 4
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Create
 and
 lead
Â
the
 Nile
Â
transporta.on
Â
business
 by
Â
compe.ng
 with
Â
the
 white
 taxi
 and
Â
Metro
Â
Become
 the
 No.1
Â
in
 Nile
Â
transporta.on
Â
services
 by
Â
covering
 all
 the
Â
places
 on
 the
 Nile
Â
banks
 to
 ensure
Â
maximum
Â
convenience
Â
Â
Â
Develop
Â
innova.ve
Â
solu.ons
 to
Â
diďŹeren.ate
Â
/
 grow
 new
Â
revenue
Â
streams
Â
Â
Ensuring
Â
the
Â
desired
Â
Brand
Â
Â
Percep1on
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4. Brand Perception
â˘âŻ SAVES TIME & ENERGY
â˘âŻ NO TRAFFIC
â˘âŻ ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE
â˘âŻ STRESS FREE
â˘âŻ TOURISIM FRIENDLY
Ăď⯠Evaluation: Qualitative
surveys at malls, street,
and with Clients
(determining what
characteristics of the desired
brand perception need to be re-
addressed)
47. 1/1/01 47
Evaluation4 Marke.ng
 Goals
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Phase 1: âMaking Egypt BetterâŚâ (2015 â 2018)
1.⯠Sales: to maintain an incremental increase in sales
Ăď⯠Evaluation: computing and analyzing weekly sales
(determining the effectiveness of advertising strategies by analyzing sales
fluctuations in relation to their release dates)
2.⯠Market share: to maintain dominance and leadership
Ăď⯠Evaluation: Keeping track of market share and brand popularity in
comparison to competition
3.⯠Profits: to be self-sustained throughout the launch phase.
Ăď⯠Evaluation: Keeping debit and credit relatively equal
48. 1/1/01 48
Evaluation4 Marke.ng
 Objec.ves
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Phase 1: âMaking Egypt BetterâŚâ (2015 â 2018)
1.⯠To follow fleet expansion plan, operating 300 vessels by 2018 by
creating, maintaining and supplying Demand
Ăď⯠Evaluation: Following expansion plan
2.⯠To have a 100% self-maintaining corporate environment where
expectations and performance are automatically defined and
reinforced by the corporate culture.
Ăď⯠Evaluation: Qualitative survey for employees
3.⯠Brand Equity should maintain a 2/3 ratio of Nile Taxis total assetsâ
value
Ăď⯠Evaluation: Analyzing Total assets and Market Value of the Brand
on a monthly basis