EMM - PMM Project - Team3
EMM - PMM Project - Team3
EMM - PMM Project - Team3
4)B Chandu-19BCE7613
6)Nellutla Sankarsh-19BCE7616
8)Pulamolu Deepak-19BCE7688
Section: SB1+STB1
1.Write the summary of any two videos that were shown to you during the entire course
and the takeaways for you as a marketing student. (5 Marks)
Video-1: How Whistle blowers shape history:
Whistle blowers who try to say some truth they saw. Many people choose to not become
whistle blowers due to fear of retaliation from death threats to job loss. The employees in Well
Fargo were fired because they revealed the fraud. In research it was shown that 42% of frauds
are discovered by whistle blowers. Mary a whistle blower she found out a academic fraud. She
found some students are turning in paper by retrieving the database. She took this issue to
higher officials no one took a action against it. So, she developed a blog and revealed the truth.
In 2002 the cover page of Times was honoring three whistle blowers. 22% of whistle blowers
report retaliation. Kathe another whistle blower. Kathe works under Rita. Her job is to check
accounts sent by Rita. But one day she called to get the information of all accounts. She found
out one account is handled only by Rita. Kathe found out Rita was embezzling 53 million dollars
over a 20-year period. Whistle blowers don’t reveal truth for fame. Whistle blowers are:
Humble, Hopeful, Committed, brave.
Business ethics is an oxymoron that leads to the creation of economic dogma which expects
unquestioning adheres to these statements as veritable truths and intractable facts. If you look
at the argument for example which leads to the statement or provides the ideological
underpinnings of the statement business ethics is an oxymoron you will see the statement is
quite simplistic but it’s actually intuitive but it doesn’t tell you the whole truth. Here self-interest is
the sole season motive behind all business activities. The purpose of any business is just to
make money for the shareholders. And Business exists in a realm where normal common sense
ethics does not apply. The speaker argues that these dogmatic beliefs that will create more
chaos in our economic lives are dangerous assertions and the need to be deconstructed and
reassessed. Adam smith says that human beings have an innate desire to see others do well.
Both purpose and notice can actually be used to explain why certain things are done but they
could be well different from each other.
The business ethics is an oxymoron that leads to the cynical d’Avignon zero sum game view
that self-interest is a be-all and end-all of all economic activity. It justifies egoism.
Therefore, we can say that businesses can and do act ethically. And they do so because good,
ethical behavior is the best long-term strategy for a company.
2.Design a perceptual map for any firm of your choice.
(5 Marks)
3. Submit a case report of the two video cases on
a. Product mix strategies (5 Marks)
● Sugar
● Ice
● Whipped cream
P Price(s) – List any and all prices for your drink Reasoning / Why?
R options.
I ● $7.5 for a 20oz milkshake The pricing for smoothies at Honeylu’s is $7.
C Since the milkshake is similar to smoothie, we
E ● Can add a puppy size 30z for additional
decided to price our product in a similar
S2
range.The extra 50 cents is for kulfi.
The puppuccino that honeylu’s sells is 75 cents
and popsice is $1.50. Since this milkshake is a
special drink,we priced it more.
P Promotion – How will you get the word out? Reasoning / Why?
R
● Posting our new milkshake version on We know honeylu’s is very active on social
O Instagram. media, so social media is correct way to get
M the word out.
O ● We will promote through Instagram
T food bloggers. Placing posters outside the café to attract the
local customers. Through Instagram we can
I ● We will place signs outside physical
attract customers across the world.
O shop locations
N Ads in newspapers help to promote our
● We will advertise in newspapers.
product in some rural areas.
Questions Answers
How might the change in seasons (hot/cold ● Yes, climate changes will affect the sales
weather) affect sales for this drink? of drinks.
(Environmental factors)
● Our signature drink is a cool drink. It will
work good in the summer seasons.
How did your team take location into account ● Yes, we take place into consideration
when deciding on how to promote this new drink when we are promoting our product.
and Honeylu’s in general? (Will people be walking
by? Are other businesses nearby a good place to ● For example, our promotion strategies
advertise? Will there be enough foot traffic for vary accordingly with place
outdoor promotions to draw customers in?)
● If we are launching a product in a city
our strategy is different
● In cities like
Bengaluru,Hyderabad,Bombay our target
would be the IT sector
Did your team consider the time it took to make ● We considered the time to make this
this signature drink? How do you think this might product.
affect the success of this drink during busy
periods? Would this affect the drink cost in any ● We decided to make our own kulfis
way? instead of buying it.
How did the vision, values, or goals of the ● From the beginning, we kept the team
company come into play in your strategy? Did on the same page, and we all pulled
anyone add an element of charity or “giving back” together in the same direction.
into their promotion ideas?
● Our vision was to make it efficient and
increase the profit margin. So, this
pushed us to increase the stock.
Choose a target market segment that you think would be most interested in catering. The
segment should be sizable, stable, identifiable, accessible, and congruent.
We Intend to use this same theme of “little rewards” for our Catering Market Segment.
A Market Segment where the Primary Customer would be Someone in a Managerial Position i.e IT
Manager, Chief Police, Chief Fire Officer(Fire Brigade) or Head Physician, Football Team Coach, Class
Teacher etc, intending to reward/motivate/rejuvenate his colleagues or people under him/her with a
delicious quick snack of freshly hand-baked Pretzels as a gesture/symbol of “accomplishment” or
“encouragement”. We would like to Individually target such people to emerge as a “semi-premium”
snack company with an average order value ranging between 60$-125$.
List all relevant details about the segment you have decided to target.
first Impression
Step 2: Creating Your Persona: Based on your research of your target market and the information
you listed on the previous page, develop a buyer persona (a fictional representation of your customer
based on real data) of that target market. For business segments, it may be most helpful to develop the
buyer persona based on the person making the purchasing decision for catering.
Job position/Details: IT
Manager/Football Coach
Income:21K $ Per Annum Car:
Ford SUV
Communication and Tech Joe is active on Twitter, WhatsApp and on Facebook. He is likely to
come across advertisements there.
(How does the persona
communicate? Media, social media,
radio, email, etc.)
Product Values Joe relies on Hand-made snacks as they offer a sense of being
uniquely catered individually for you. He also looks for Freshness
(What does this person value in a and expects a quick delivery of his Snacks so they do not come in
catering purchase?) between is Strict Schedule and disturb the working time of his
colleagues. The
Common Objections Joe has to be a Pretzel Lover. The Delivery time of Pretzels or the
Freshness in the freshly baked hand-made pretzels is key. Joe
(Why wouldn’t they purchase does not want something that can seem lackluster. He wants to
catering?) make a gesture and Ordinary Snacks does not cut the deal.
Fun Facts Joe prefers Auntie Anne’s Pretzels to other Fast-Food Snacks
around his work-locality.
What else should we know about
your persona?