An Evaluation of Online Wine Merchants That Are Successful in the German Market

Table of Content

• INTRODUCTION
• RESEARCH QUESTION AND OBJECTIVE
• STRUCTURE OF THE THESIS
• LITERATURE REVIEW
• DEFINITION OF SUCCESS
• MILLENNIAL GENERATIONS
• CONSUMPTION BEHAVIORS
• COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS MODELS
• COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF THE GERMAN WINE MARKET
• ENTRY BARRIERS
• DETERMINANTS OF SUPPLIER POWER
• DETERMINANTS OF SUBSTITUTION THREAT
• DETERMINANTS OF BUYER POWER
• Consumption Behaviors
• RIVALRY DETERMINANTS
• COMPETITIVE SUMMARY
• WINE E-COMMERCE
• FRAMEWORK
• CHALLENGES
• Product and website related challenges
• Financial and time uncertainty
• Privacy Policies
• Information asymmetry
• MARKET TRENDS
• ONLINE SELLING STRATEGIES (BEST PRACTICES)
• METHODOLOGY
• DISCUSSION OF QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE METHODS
• VERIFICATION OF THE METHOD
• CONDUCTING THE INTERVIEWS
• INTERVIEW DATA ANALYSIS
• Interview characteristics
• Definition of Success
• German Wine Market
• Online Shops
• Trends
• Best Practices
• CONCLUSIONS
• CRITICAL REVIEW
• EVALUATION AND MANAGERIAL IMPLICATIONS
• LIMITATIONS AND FURTHER RESEARCH POSSIBILITIES

Objectives and Key Themes

This dissertation examines the success of online wine merchants in the German market. It aims to identify the key factors contributing to their success and provide insights into the challenges and opportunities they face. This research utilizes a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods to analyze the German wine market, consumer behaviors, and best practices for online wine retailers.

• Defining success in the context of online wine merchants
• Analyzing the German wine market and its competitive landscape
• Exploring consumer behaviors and the role of millennial generations
• Identifying challenges and opportunities for online wine merchants
• Analyzing successful online selling strategies and best practices

Chapter Summaries

• Introduction: This chapter outlines the research question, the objectives of the dissertation, and the structure of the thesis. It provides a brief overview of the topic and its relevance.
• Literature Review: This chapter presents a review of relevant literature on the definition of success, millennial generations, consumer behaviors, and competitive analysis models. It provides a theoretical framework for the research.
• Competitive Analysis of the German Wine Market: This chapter analyzes the competitive landscape of the German wine market using Porter's Five Forces model. It examines entry barriers, supplier power, substitution threat, buyer power, and rivalry determinants.
• Wine E-Commerce: This chapter focuses on the specific challenges and opportunities of wine e-commerce. It discusses product and website-related challenges, financial and time uncertainty, privacy policies, information asymmetry, market trends, and successful online selling strategies.
• Methodology: This chapter details the research methodology used, including the combination of quantitative and qualitative methods. It explains the data collection and analysis procedures, particularly focusing on the interview process and data analysis methods.

Keywords

The main keywords and focus topics of this dissertation include online wine merchants, German wine market, competitive analysis, consumer behavior, millennial generations, e-commerce, online selling strategies, best practices, success factors, challenges, and opportunities.