Future Strategies
Future Strategies
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Since our being a new product being launched, as per BCG the same would lie in the
ƠQuestion Markơ section of the BCG Matrix. This is because initially the volume of the
product sold would be low and significant market expenditure would be required to
raise awareness and stimulate volume sales.
If the initial investment decisions were sound, and sales follow on at a faster rate
than for other competing products, the product will move into the 'Star' category as
increases in relative market share are achieved. If such investments are not made,
then the product will at best maintain a static market position and in time, lose
market position to other competitive products. Its ultimate demise will be into the
'Dog' category.
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To grow the business. Since initially a lot of investment would be required. The use
of our investment would be required to be done in the best possible way.
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So this firm should follow a product development strategy. This may involve
substantial modification of or additions to its present product range, which in turn
might require extensive research and development. So we can introduce a new pizza
with different toppings in order to widen their product range.
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ës per the plan we are launching our product at 15 places in Mumbai alone. The
same would be then carried out in other cities and states including their local
delicacies as part of our customised menu.
This will help us in penetrating the market and also getting a more customer base.
To our regular customers we would be offering memberships, so when they arrive
the next time theyƞd be given discounts.
The place would also be given on rent for birthday party celebrations or any other
get together functions to families and friends.
ë playing area would also be created for children below 5 yrs of age, in metros like
Mumbai.
To go global with the same taste and items and create a mark in the industry îÊ