Marketing Plan
Marketing Plan
GROUP 506
SEMESTER 3 ,2014/2015
1. 142097
2. 141818
INTRODUCTION
Gardenia Bakeries (KL) Sdn. Bhd. Is one of the company that produces and
manufactures various types of breads which they are also the main source
of food in
Malaysia.It is located in Lot 3 JalanPelabur 23/1 40300 Shah Alam,
Selangor Darul Ehsan
and its contact number is 03-5542 3228. This company also have many
branches in other
countries like Lebanon,Qatar, USA and others as this company applicate
one of the type of
business which is franchise. The history begins when in 1969, an American
named Horatio
SyeSlocumm wassent by the InternationalExecutive Service Corps toEast
Malaysia to start
a bakery.Mr. Slocumm brought with him 35years of baking experiencewith
one of
Americasleading chain of bakeries.The Gardenia brand namewas
conceived in the same
year.
introduced in 2011 and this is one of their way to fulfil the demand of their
customers by
staying abreast with industryinnovations and baking technologies.They
also opened up yet
another potential segment in themarket place. Gardenia DeliciaWaffles
allow consumers to
enjoy waffles in anyway, anytime of the day and anywhere. Easyaccess of
the product plus a
sound marketingstrategy has contributed to its success,
winningcustomers who never give
the product a chanceto sit on the shelves for long.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Gardenia Bakeries, with hits sound financial position and affiliation, would
allow
itto either set up anew plant in Mindanao area to capture the undeserved
area. Not only
would create jobs, , this strategy would also allow Gardenia to minimize
intermediaries,
enabling better inventory and logistics control.Meanwhile, to capture nonusers such as those
who rely on rice, crackers,cereal, corn or anyreadily-available food,
Gardenia should craft
and organize marketing efforts to create adesire for the products.
Dedicated salesmen
should be assigned on this particular project tofacilitate feedback
mechanism.One example
of creating a desire is by engaging the services of celebrities which the
targetmarket can
highly associate themselves with. This also shows that Gardenia company
had their own
plans and strategies to increase their sales revenue and attract more
target markets.
ENVIROMENTAL ANALYSIS
ECONOMIC FORCES :
-
POLITICAL FORCES :
-
Political factors play a vital role for the business prevailing in the
country. Well
governmentis inactive in the company advances at a standard rate
but the other way
round, a drastic fallcan be seen.
COMPETITIVE FORCES :
-
The Government set price ceiling to avoid supplier from setting the
price high above
the price ceiling and so consumers can buy it at an equilibrium
price. A price ceiling
is a regulation that makes it illegal to charge a price higher than a
specific level. When
the price ceiling is set above the equilibrium, it has no effect. The
market works as if
there were no ceiling and it is illegal. But if the price ceiling is set
below the
equilibrium line, it has powerful effect. This will affect the suppliers
as the price has
to remain low. To increase the demand and maximize the profit,
suppliers will
produce less amount of flour.This will cause a shortage and some
consumers are
willing to pay more which is above the equilibrium price to get the
same amount of
flour. Shortage goes serious when flour produces in Malaysia who
export flour to
overseas are taking advantage of the higher price.
TECHNOLOGICAL FORCES :
The figure shows the machine that help Gardenia Company to produce
Gardenia Delicia Waffle
SWOT ANALYSIS
For the aspect of strengths ,Gardenia Bakeries (KL) Sdn. Bhd. had
perceived
theirsuperior quality products (freshness and taste, awards) and also
widen the coverage and
distribution, and top the line production (extensive territorial distributors;
6,000 loaves per
day).Besides that, they also have an ability to make rapid expansion while
supported by a
conglomerate with proven market success (QAF Group). Growing flank
product lines multiawarded company are also the strengths that owned by the company.
MARKETING STRATEGIES
kids.There are variety of sizes and types of packaging for this product.For
example, the big
packet of this product contains two small waffles and each small waffles
were packaged in
individually pack. This kind of packaging eases the users as when
someone wants to eat only
one,the other pack will be kept easily, and this packaging has been
implemented to the other
product like Twiggies.
3. Labelling- the poduct has been labelled with the ingredients of it and
registered with
trademark symbol R
# PRICE
Gardenia Delicia Waffle is the first ready to eat waffle and it is not the
same like other
bread companies. For this product, it has been sold in the price of RM 1.40
in the Peninsular
of Malaysia while in Sabah and Sarawak it has been sold in the price of RM
2.80.For the mini
packet of waffle it is sold with RM 0.85. For the aspect of the loaf bread,
both Gardenia and
Massimo (the rival of Gardenia) are different with their pricing of the
bread. For example, the
shortloafe bread for Massimo is RM 2.50 while for Gardenia is RM 2.40
(only less ten
cents). This shows that Gardenia loaf bread is more cheaper than Massimo
loaf bread.
The figure shows one of the Gardenia Bakeries (KL) Sdn. Bhd. Transports
for distribution of Gardenia Delicia Waffle
# PROMOTION
Gardenias tagline and endearing signature tune,So good you can even
eat it on its
# MARKETING IMPLEMENTATION
1. Puschart Selling
For those short on starup funds, the company has started offering gigs as
pushcart
salesmen. All that is needed to become a Gardenia pushcart seller is a
barangay or NBI
clearance. The company will provide the pushcart, three sets of uniform,
and even the P1,000
worth of initial inventory.The pushcart seller can get his bread daily either
from the
territorial distributor in his area, or directly from the delivery personnel of
Gardenia. A seller
can earn P7.25 per loaf of bread that they sell.
2. The Gardenia Pedicart
For those who wish to venture in micro-entrepreneurship, marketing
fast selling
Gardenia bread products primarily house-to-house in the mornings
and secondarily
near market centres , churches, community centres, office clusters
and other heavy
commuter traffic areas during peak hours.A franchise area will be
designated by
Gardenia to a Pedicart distributor/franchisee without the need for a
franchise fee,
except for a minimal investment on the cost of the pedicart and
revolving fund to cover
the daily merchandise that will be sold.
Fresh Gardenia breads will be delivered daily to the franchisee and
any unsold
bread will be replaced by the company with fresh stocks to ensure
that only the freshest
breads are sold which is in line with Gardenias freshness guarantee
and high quality
policy. This way, individuals, families, OFWs, housewives, others
wanting to start a
business can have an opportunity venturing in this profitable
project.The pedicart will
also provide the vending crew person or vendor an opportunity to
earn at least P300 for
a half days work, and double the income with a second round in the
afternoon or early
evening. This creates employment opportunities especially for those
looking for work
or are underemployed.
Second
Quarter(R
M)
25,000
Third
Quarter(R
M)
30,000
Fourth
Quarter(R
M)
45,000
15,000
15,000
12,000
12,000
54,000
School
Canteen
50,000
30,000
45,000
55,000
180,000
Total
85,000
70,000
87,000
112,000
354,000
Kindergart
en
Canteen
Office
kiosk
First
Quarter
(RM)
20,000
120,000
Cash sales
and
collections
First
Quarter
(RM)
85,000
Third
Quarter(R
M)
87,000
Fourth
Quarter(R
M)
112,000
Total (RM)
354,000
Less
payments
Purchases
Wages
Rent
Other
expenses
Taxes
120,000
24,000
9,000
3,500
90,000
20,000
9,000
3,500
100,000
25,000
12,000
5,000
60,000
30,000
45,000
5,800
370,000
99,000
75,000
27,000
8,000
8,000
10,000
10,000
36,000
Total
payments
164,500
130,500
152,000
150,800
607,000
Cash gain
or(loss)
79,500
60,500
65,000
38,800
253,000
TABLES OF CONTENTS
No.
Contents
Page
Introduction
Executive Summary
Environmental Analysis
3-5
5-6
7-9
Marketing Strategies
9.1 Target Market
9.2 Marketing Mix
- Product
- Price
- Physical Distribution/ marketing channels
- Promotion
Marketing Implementation
11-12
10