Final
Marketing Plan: Target Market Strategy
This part
of a marketing plan can be the most challenging for many companies. “Most companies have moved away from mass marketing and
toward target marketing—identifying
market segments, selecting one or more of them, and developing products and
marketing programs tailored to each.” (Pg 174). Who exactly are we
selling are product to, and how are we going to make them want it? Selecting
the proper demographic can mean everything to your product, I mean imagine if
they opened up a water park in Siberia. Demographics are labeled as “the study of human populations in terms
of size, density, location, age, gender, race, occupation, and other
statistics.” (Pg 71) I aim to
identify with a younger demographic of people. I would wish to launch Cuban
Stuffed Nachos as a bar/ club food that friends would be able to share and
enjoy together. The nachos could be plated a nice way and served with a side of
sauce allowing for optimal look, refinery, and sharing capability.
“Consumers
make many buying decisions every day, and the buying decision is the focal
point of the marketer’s effort.” (Pg 137). In order to target this type of
demographic Cuban Stuffed Nachos will be advertised in a bar/restaurant type
setting with kids around the age of 21 enjoying the food and a nice night out.
Before serving, the nachos will be stored in a container with an illustration
of the origin of the food as well as a story of Phileas Fogg’s adventure in
Cuba, so an enticing advert of a Cuban paradise. “People
vary in their emphasis on serving themselves versus serving others. Some people
seek personal pleasure, wanting fun, change, and escape” (Pg 89). This
kind of advertisement will identify with the younger demographics’ want to
travel and want to see the world combined with the idea that eating this food
will make them feel as if they were living a Cuban paradise.
My hope is
that men will be willing to buy this food as a simple appetizer to share with
friends or for a small snack at the bar or club to share with a woman. Nothing
goes better with an alcoholic drink than heavy amounts of salt encouraging more
thirst and the likely fact that a customer will spend more time and money at
your place of business.
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