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PRESENTATION TOYS BUSINESS SIX DIMENSIONS

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PRESENTATIONTOYS BUSINESS

SIX DIMENSIONS

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TARIQ KHAN (MD)

M. SHEHZAD (FM)

M. MUSLIM (QCM)

TAIMOOR ALAM (PM)

ZUHAIR MEHBOOB (LM)

SALMAN ALI (MM)

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

• EXCITING START-UP COMPANY

• EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL TOOLS FOR

CHILDREN

• FOUNDED BY A GROUP OF SIX PEOPLE

• THREE TYPES OF PRODUCT

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PRODUCTS

• CULTURAL TOY

• LETTER TOY

• PHONIC TOY

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CULTURAL TOYS

• TEACHES CHILDREN ABOUT OUR CULTURES

• DIFFERENT BACKGROUND OF OUR COUNTRY

• URBAN AND RURAL AREAS

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LETTER TOYS

• DEVELOP A COMMON SENSE

• IMPROVE THEIR VOCABULARY

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PHONIC TOYS

• RESEMBLING TO MINI PC

• TEACHES PHONIC SKILLS

• RECITING OF QURAN WITH A CLICK OF A

BUTTON

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6D

VISION:

We want to be the most important toy producers

in the country leading children to be intact

with our culture and religion.

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MISSION

To make the highest quality educational and

cultural toys available. The more children that

learn basic functions from our toys, the more

successful we are.

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Keys to Success

• Develop creative, educational, cultural toys.

• Adopt strict financial controls.

• Listen carefully to the customers.

• Strong built relations with supplier.

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GOALS

• Create a profitable company.

• Develop innovative, educational toys.

• Improve the learning curve for children

through the use of cultural toys.

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OBJECTIVES

• With in next couple of years achieve break

even

• Expand business with in twin cities in next 3

years.

• Introducing new categories of cultural toys

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MARKET ANALYSIS SUMMARY

The market for educational is divided into two

distinct segments 

• Individual Consumers

• Whole sellers

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CONT……….

• Individual consumers: This group is parents or grandparents

who are purchasing the toy for a specific child.

 

• Wholesale purchasers: This segment is schools, daycare

centers, etc., commercial businesses that are buying the

product for their clients to use.

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MARKET SEGMENTATION

As mentioned 6D has segmented the market into

two distinct customers

 

• Individuals

• Businesses

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INTERVIEW

• Monthly income

• Number and age

• Helps you in buying the toys

• Educational aspects of culture

• price matter or quality

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INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

• Many different toy manufacturers.

• There is a niche of educational toy

manufacturers.

• This niche is fairly new within the last five years

• Educational tools becomes more legitimized.

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INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

• Our toys are designed to captivates a child's

attention while teaching them constructive

skills

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COMPETITION AND BUYING PATTERNS

• The two main competitors are:

• Plug n Play:

• They currently have one main product line that

teaches phonic.

• Toy land: This company was founded couple of

years ago has a total of seven different products.

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STRATEGY AND IMPLEMENTATION SUMMARY

• Three competitive edges• Educational• Cultural • Engineering expertise

• For the production of toys.• Helping in building skills.• quickly gain market share.• Developing a reputation for making effective

teaching toys.

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MARKETING STRATEGY

• Products are truly educational and cultural promoting devices.

• element of "toy" is used to keep the children engaged.• Two distinct customer groups

• Individual• Business

• Advertisement and marketing• Bill boards at Air Ports• Programs at different schools• Promotions in Magazines and newspapers• Tags

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Sales Strategy

• Tailored strategy for each customer group• Individuals• Business

• Businesses are buying all of the products for addressing different skills

• Its important as businesses are routine customers

• If the customer is happy, he/she might become a long term customer.

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SALES FORECAST

• First three months no sales.• Gradual increase in sales till the end of year

one.• Year two and three growth is fairly steep.• Fourth year will bring sales.

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SALES FORECAST

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Sales

Individuals 66,580 196,554 254,332

Businesses 57,925 171,002 221,269

Total Sales 124,505 367,556 475,601

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Operations Strategy

• Outsource the manufacture of all of its products because

• Outsourcing will keep overhead costs to a minimum

• It allow the management team to focus on marketing and new product development.

• 6D will reduce financial risks by not committing to the expense of a manufacturing facility.

• Increasing the scalability of the business model.

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WEB PLAN SUMMARY

• Website as the key marketing tool for distribution.

• Inexpensive and effective method of providing information.

• Site have two areas:• FIRST FOR GENERAL INFORMATION• SECOND FOR RETAILERS/DISTRIBUTORS.

• Site will also have info about inventory.• Back end data is also available.

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WEBSITE MARKETING STRATEGY

• Strategy is simple and straightforward.• URL printed on all items for customers.• Site available to a wide range of search

engines.• Affiliate Marketing would be available.• Knowing the product but not the company, a

customer could be directed to 6D.

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DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS

• Site will be developed by programmers.• Once the architecture of the website is

designed, it wont take more than a month.• Website will be monitored on an ongoing

basis.• In terms of traffic, sales and usage patterns.• Programmer will be kept on a retainer basis

and the site will be appended as necessary.

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PERSONNEL PLAN

• Taimoor : Holding a relative experience in product engineering, is the Production Manager.

• Salman : One of the outstanding candidate in market handling, is the Marketing Manager.

• Shehzad : Taking control of finances flow in the business, is the Finance Manager.

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PERSONNEL PLAN

• Zuhair : Expertise in route and transportation of goods, is the Logistics Manager.

• Muslim : Dominating in certifying different products, is the Quality Manager.

• Tariq : Would help the organization by directing different activities, is the Managing Director

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FINANCIAL PLAN

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CREDITSMiss Ayesha Zaidi

Investors Our Class Fellows

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