Final Market Plan: Implementation, Evaluation, and Control
So this is where it
really matters. Implementation, evaluation, and control, or basically, how
would this work out in the real world and how we would be motivated to achieve
our goals and success. In order to reach our high standards of success Phileas
Fogg will implement extremely tight supply channels and customer relationships
in order to provide the highest profit, steadiest product/workflow, and
dependable service model. We will have meetings with our intermediaries very
often and will cut those not pulling their wait or working up to Phileas Fogg's
standards. We will not have some half-ran saloon disrespected and putting a
damper on our designer brand. Phileas Fogg will stay up to date on social media
and advertisements that identify with our target demographic. Basically "instead of throwing more
one-way commercial messages at ad-weary consumers," (Pg. 142) we're going to try to reach out to people and
be more involved with their daily lives and conversation.
I had my Cuban Stuffed
Nachos prepared and I had a few of my friends who work at a bar, and even the
bar manager, try my food. They all enjoyed it and said it tasted very good, it
had a nice savory flavor that a lot of bar foods and snacks are loved
for. I agreed that it would be nice alongside a drink because the heavy
salt content would encourage a customer to buy more drinks. They
even asked if I would mind if they decided to put it on their menu. I took this
as a sign of a good idea actually working out.
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