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    MARKETING PLAN

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    Introduction

    Market for womens store is strong! However nothing outthere supports the womens medical needs. The pain that is

    cause by the wearing a designer heel or shoe had nosolution, until now.

    Women with taste of high sense of fashion need not toworry anymore.

    Introducing: CatwalkA brand designed with this inmind. Heels and shoes with acupuncture features built inthe soles

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    There are few pressurepoints on your feet,which if pressuredcorrectly can trulyrelieve back pain.

    With the help of these special

    medicated insoles sown within theheels, the footwear will automaticallytackle those spots and actually easeback pain as you walk!

    Why Acupuncture

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    Secret to Success

    High Quality

    Reliability

    Dependable

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    We know you want to be fashionable

    We know you want comfort

    We know you need support

    We know you want reliability

    We know you have an image to maintain

    We know you want to be hip

    Yet Comfortable!

    Who needs to be a model to do a Catwalk

    Customer View

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    Catwalkis targeting two population segments within the broad category of the fashion conscious female withdisposable income & ample knowledge to care about their health.

    Professionals:

    Full time working professional women. Typically earning Rs.100k and above

    Purchase shoes for workplace & leisure

    Have money to spend on shoes

    Will take advantage of this reality that shoes should be medically beneficial

    Housewives:

    Has plenty of disposable income because of their husbands. Women love shoes, and spend fair amounts of time shopping forthem. The household income of this group is Rs.200k and above..

    They have the money & time

    The knowledge of medical harms

    The DESIRE to repair this medical wrong

    Demographics

    Age: 28 50

    SEC A (High Class)

    SEC B (Middle High Class)

    Target Market

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    Hush PuppiesComfort footwear

    Rs. 1500 Rs. 7000

    BataComfort footwearRs. 700 Rs. 5000

    However NO ONE offers medicated designer Heels

    Current Market Trends

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    We offer comfortable designer

    Sandals

    Flats

    Shoes

    Heels

    Our STAR DesignerHeels with

    Acupuncture !!!

    Product Review

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    SWOT ANALYSIS

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    StrengthsStrong Suppler Relations

    Very well trained staff

    Well-Organized Outlet

    Provide Luxury with Comfort

    Durable Features

    Low Cost Labor

    Good Exposure to Export MarketsRaw Materials Available Effortlessly

    Exporter-Friendly Govt. policies

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    Weaknesses Struggle to build Brand Equity

    Fashion is unpredictable

    Lack of awareness of image

    Low level of modernization and up-gradation of technology

    Integration of developed technology is very slow

    Unskilled labor

    Less number of organized product manufacturers

    Lack of fresh investment in the sector

    Weak support infra- structure for exports

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    OpportunitiesGrowing fashion consciousness

    globally

    Market trend towards healthcareGrowing international and

    domestic markets

    Exposure to newer markets through Fairs

    Retain customers through quality supplies andtimely deliveries

    Fewer players in the foot CARE market

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    Competition will increase high profitability in this market.

    Highly unhygienic environment

    Difficulties in accessing testing &designing

    Non availability of quality footwear components

    Uneconomical size of manufacturing unit

    Weak support infra- structure for exports

    Severe energy crisis in the country

    Threats

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    OBJECTIVES

    We are here to appeal and uphold

    consumers. Our services will gobeyond theexpectations ofour consumers.

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    OBJECTIVESSome of the objectives ofCatwalk are:

    A one stop shop for all your footwear needs

    To become the shoe shop of choice for the consumer Breakeven after 12 months

    Make month on month profit after 12 months

    Will expand to Lahore and Islamabad in the second year

    To become the biggest shoe brand in Pakistan within 5 years

    Growth of repeat consumers up to 3% Attracting new customers at a rate of 9%

    Experience a two digit growth rate for the initial three years

    Decrease stock overhead up to 5% every year

    Enter profit zone by the end of second year

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    MARKETING STRATEGY

    Part ofCatwalk marketing strategy will be based solely on location.Located in the trendy Zamzama Lanes that receives abundant walk-throughtraffic.

    This location will cost a premium and will not be directly linked to themarketing budget as rent has been categorized under general overhead

    Advertising

    Marketing campaign to increase target customer's awareness

    MissionTo provide Karachi with an upscale selection of women's shoes, sandals &comfort heels along with outstanding customer service. We exist to attractand maintain customers. When we adhere to this maxim, everything else willfall into place. Our services will exceed the expectations of our customers.

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    POSITIONING

    Premier outlet for women's fashionable shoes

    Providing Karachi comfort with style

    Competitive edge is an unmatched selection in Karachi

    Achieved in two ways:

    Specific effort to carry as many styles of shoes as possible

    The recognition of this unserved market of medical problems

    Unique inventory model

    Stocks a large number

    Can offer far more styles

    This model is effective because women will buy shoes based on styleand definitely when the added advantage of comfort is given.

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    PRODUCT STRATEGY Skilled and specialized craftsmen

    High quality material

    Designs with intricate patterns

    Special products

    Spread awareness

    Building customer loyalty

    Clear communication

    Impeccable location

    Advertisements, Social Media & Mall Activities

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    MARKETING MIX

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    PRICINGDesigned in a way to compete with the

    prices of other medicated/comfort

    footwear

    Normal Line: Rs.600 Rs.1800

    Medicated Line: Rs.800 Rs.4500

    Market skimming pricing strategy

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    DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL

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    ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION

    Mall Activities

    LocationMagazines Ads

    Social Media

    Website Strategic Client

    Relationship

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    CUSTOMER SERVICE Exceeding customer expectations

    Only make promises that we can keep

    Listen to the client

    Manage complaints efficiently

    Be helpful & courteous

    Train our staff well

    Take the extra step

    Throw in something extra(knowledge booklet)

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    Action Plan

    June:

    Store Opening

    2 Mall Activities (3 days each)

    Magazines ads (monthly)

    Social websites (ongoing)

    Exhibitions

    August: Discounted products and Campaign pheley aye pehley

    payee

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    Budgets & Financials

    Objective: Achieve Annual sales ofRs.25 million

    We will sell

    Normal Line Units: 560 units per month(@ average of Rs.1500/unit)

    Medicated Line Units: 400 units per month(@average of Rs.3000/unit)

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    INCOME STATEMENT

    for NEXT Three yrs.

    Y-1 Y-2 Y-3SALES 24,480.000 27,418 30,708COGS 17,664,000 19,783,680 22,157,722

    GROSS PROFIT 6,816,000 7,633,920 8,549,990

    0 0

    OPERATINGEXPENSES 0 0

    Rent expense 1,080,000 1,209,600 1,354,752

    Salaries 720,000 806,400 903,168

    Commission 489,600 548,352 614,154

    Marketing 2,500,000 2,800,000 3,136,000

    Depreciation 80,000 89,600 100,352

    other expense 200,000 224,000 250,880

    utilities expense 720,000 806,400 903,168

    Total expenses 5,789,600 6,484,352 7,262,474

    Net Profit 1,026,400 1,149,568 1,287,516

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    Sales & Cost of Goods Sold

    Type

    Ave.CostPrice

    Selling

    Price

    UnitSold

    Monthly Annual SalesAnnualCOGS

    Normal 1200 1500 56010,080,000

    8,064,000

    Medicated 2000 3000 40014,400,000

    9,600,000

    Total 2200 4500 960

    24,480,000

    17,664,000

    Total Annual Revenue: Rs.1,026,400/-

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    Break-even AnalysisPer unit variable

    cost

    Rs. 1576

    Avg. per unit selling

    price

    Rs.2125

    Fixed cost Rs. 5,300,000

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    Break

    Evenunits Fixed cost -> 5,300,000

    9654

    Units/annum

    per unit selling price -> Rs.2125

    per unit variable cost -> Rs.1576

    Rs.549

    Break Even will be achieved when we

    sell 804 units per month

    Since we aim to sell to sell 960 units permonth we break even within a year anideal situation

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    Controls

    Revenue: Warning signals will be monitored for signs ofdeviation from the plan - include monthly and annuallysales.

    Expenses: Procedures will be followed for monthly andannual expense observation.

    Repeat business: Enhance our company with new andupdated technology and keep up with competition.

    Customer satisfaction: Trained management will be hired toserve the customer to the very best and strict measures willbe taken in case of customer dis-satisfaction.