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    TEAM 1ABHISHEK RAI

    ADITI U GOWDA

    AMRUTHA K

    ANIL A M

    ANJU A M

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    PRESENTATION QUESTION

    If the marketing manager/management of Mc.

    Donald's restaurant asked you to analyze the

    aperture opportunity for its breakfast entrees,

    what kind of analysis would you present to the

    management?

    Answer: we would like to concentrate on the

    psychological aspects or behavioral aspects.

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    INTRODUCTION

    An entree is the main dish for any meal, so forbreakfast it could be eggs, pancakes, waffles, andanything that is the main part of the meal.

    Inspire of being the most important meal of theday breakfast is also the most ignored meal of theday in todays times.

    Today people are becoming more work centricwith very less time devoted towards the mostimportant meal of the day. They have noticeablyshifted towards a very fast life with almost notime for breakfast.

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    BREAKFAST CULTURE

    WORLDWIDE

    The world is divided into

    two types of people:

    - Those who dont eatbreakfast and talk about it

    dismissively, happy with

    only cereal and muesli each

    morning ,- then those who take this

    breakfast thing very, very

    seriously.

    BANGALORE

    Bangalore has a breakfasttradition unrivalled by anyother city in India. Die hardBangaloreans all have afavorite breakfast place andwill fight tooth and nail todefend it and the coffee

    authenticity or chutneyconsistency if need be. Infact, Breakfast and Tiffin area citywide obsession.

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    BREAKFAST & HEALTH

    Skipping breakfast is strongly linked to the

    development of obesity. Studies show that

    overweight and obese children, adolescents,

    and adults are less likely to break the fast each

    morning than their thinner counterparts.

    Time invested in breakfast is much more

    valuable than the few extra minutes of sleepyou might get by passing the morning meal.

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    WOMEN & BREAKFAST

    It is observed that be it any meal of a day, decisions regarding this is

    taken mainly by WOMEN.

    Also observed that in the IT industry itself 45% of women were

    employed (2010)

    It's important for moms to educate their kids about the importance ofthe morning meal and the role it plays in maintaining good health and

    preventing obesity.

    She is adopting new eating habit to suit her lifestyle. She is stocking up

    on packaged and branded cereals, ready-to-eat/cook products that not

    only serve the purpose of a sumptuous breakfast, but also save time. Herchildren are easily adapting to the new morning regime, while her

    neighbors and friends are keen on converting to a similar lifestyle.

    As a homemakers role is transforming from a nourisher to a nurturer,

    she uses her time more fruitfully in contributing to the overall

    development of her children than cooking, hence has gradually startedembracing convenient options

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    CHANGING BREAKFAST HABITS

    Younger generation wants to experiment withdifferent cuisines,

    A change is taking place at the breakfast table ofan average urban Indian household which isnothing short of a revolution.

    The time-starved working Indian consumer, whois in no mood to spend an hour in the kitchenpreparing breakfast.

    Breakfast is a fast-evolving meal occasion and theprincipal drivers for this change are nutrition andconvenience.

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    STATISTICS

    There is a steady growth in the number of householdsadopting new breakfast categories at around 30% ,

    The packaged breakfast market has doubled in three yearsto Rs 400 crore. It is growing at the rate of 30% annually.

    Estimates indicate that 20% of urban Indians miss breakfastwhile another 15% have an inadequate breakfast,

    cold cereals (350 crore, seeing a growth rate of 15 percent), Ready to-Cook (RTC) breakfast mixes (150crore growth rate of 20 per cent)and oat (120 crore per annum

    with a growth rate of 25 per cent), Indias fast food industry is growing by 40% a year.

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    CUSTOMER OPINION

    SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2009

    New Breakfast Trends

    Eating out has really caught on in India in the last decade. Visits to restaurants forlunches and dinners are fairly common and occur on a weekly basis. We have

    imbibed a lot from the west and the most recent addition is 'breakfast at the cafe'.

    A typical day for any Indian would begin with a cup of chai and Times of Indiaaccompanying his breakfast. Now the breakfast varies depending on which part ofthe country he is from. Parathas in the north, idlis in the south and poha in the

    west are the conventional choices (of course there are plenty of options and eggremains the universal choice). The reason I am talking about this, is because there

    is a new trend of having breakfast at the cafe. Costa coffee and Barista alreadyhave the breakfast option.

    What this means is that there is a significant number of people willing to have theirbreakfast outside home every morning. We have moved from traditional fare to

    cereals and now breakfast on the go. I would attribute this change to the effect ofwestern sitcoms. Its not a question good or bad, these guys have identified a

    growing trend and are capitalizing on it. It makes the food industry moreinteresting now.

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    WHAT OPTIONS DO PEOPLE HAVE?

    - Depend on a non-working spouse (home-

    maker),

    - Hire a personal cook,

    - Eat out at a regular breakfast joint (Sagars &

    Darshinis)

    - Cereals, oats, & heat n eat food (RTC)

    - Concept of weekend cooking & refrigerating,

    - Last resort- BRUNCH

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    WHERE DOES MC DONALDS FIT IN

    PRODUCT: Egg Muffin, Hash Browns, ChickenSausage and Egg Muffin, Chicken SausageMuffin, Hot Pan Cakes with maple syrup, and

    the Veg Spinach and Corn Mc Muffin. PRICE: Ranging between Rs 20 to 70.

    The breakfast at McDonalds will be made

    available from 7 am to 11am. POSITIONING: a virtual all-day dining

    experience catering to all meal times.

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    SEIZING THE OPPURTUNITY

    Portray Mc Donalds as a friendly neighborhoodrestaurant,

    Quick, easy, and a great way to start the day,

    Have breakfast options for the health consciouscustomers (salad sandwich, scrambled egg)

    Capture weekend crowd through highway outlets.

    Have user friendly outlets in areas such as ITPL, Outer

    Ring road, Hebbal & similar localities. Utilize the already existing brand name/image in the

    market (leading food retail giant).

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    SEIZING THE OPPURTUNITY

    Target women through advertising as they areseen to be the most influential in this case.

    Portray Mc Ds breakfast option as

    economical. Home delivery services by charging minimal

    service fee.

    Emphasize on family time granted at therestaurant by putting in minimum efforts.

    Globally: providing Vegan/Greener options

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    CONCLUSION

    As customer needs and life style patterns arechanging very fast, it is important to extendtheir offerings with the Breakfast range, to

    their patrons so that they can kick-start theirday with McDonalds.

    Launching the complete range of the globalcore offering breakfast, is yet anothermilestone for McDonalds in this strategicallyimportant market.

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