Business MODEL CANVAS - TAGZ

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Presented by

BUSINESS MD Najam Sayeed (2301349)


Rhea Tess Johny (2301364)
Shreeram RP (2301372)

MODEL Upasana Nandi (2301384)

CANVAS -
TAGZ
Customer 01 Gen Z population

Segments
Health conscious adults 02

03 Convenience seekers

People on-the-go 04

05 People looking for gift options


Customer
Customers can contact customer
Relationships 01 service in case of queries

Customers are encouraged to


02
leave reviews on the website.

Automated services are available. Once a


03 customer purchases a product, similar
product recommendations are available.
Channels The brand has opted for an
omnichannel approach and sells on its
own website, ecommerce marketplaces
01 and hyperlocal channels such as
Swiggy Instamart, Dunzo, BigBasket,
Blinkit among others.

It also has a presence on retail


shelves at premium stores and
modern trade outlets as well 02
such as Nature’s Basket, Shell
Select, Wellness Forever, and
Ratnadeep.
Channels

The products are distributed through


more than 70 distributors across
India, with presence in Tier 2 cities
03 such as Aizawl, Imphal, Pathankot,
Ludhiana among others.
Value The brand is the first to
introduce popping
Proposition 01 method of preparation
in India.

Popped potato chips


with 50% less fat.
02

The chips are neither


03 fried nor baked.
Value
Proposition TagZ is conscious of its
impact on the environment
04 and claims it has a net-
zero plastic footprint.

Hampers for special


occasions like parties, 05
date nights etc.
Overall
Desirability

TagZ earns a 5/7 for its business model due to innovative product differentiation with
the popping method, a diverse distribution strategy reaching various customer
segments, and a commitment to sustainability.TagZ could establish partnerships with
fitness influencers or wellness experts to endorse its 50% less fat, neither fried nor
baked snacks.
Key
Activities
Production of new and innovative
01
products like Hemp cookies.

Manufacturing of the products. 02

Exports: To make available in


03 international markets like Kuwait, Dubai,
Maldives, Australia.
Key
Activities Marketing of the products to build
04
brand awareness.

Procurement of Eco friendly


packaging 05

Taking the orders directly from the


06
customers
Key
Activities
Distribution of the product
07 offline Shipping of the
products

Fulfilling the orders


08
Key
Manufacturing facility:
01
Resources 6 manufacturing facilities.

Sales and marketing channels:


Social media, television. 02

Distribution network: 5000 retail


stores and 30 ecommerce platforms
03 like Swiggy Instamart, Amazon,
Zepto serving across 22 cities

Human resource: Employees. 04


Investors: Dexter Angels, Agility
Key 01
Ventures, Venture Catalysts,
Ashneer Grover, Arjun Vaidya,
Partners Namita Thapar, Shikhar
Dhawan.

Distributors 02

Brand Ambassador:
03 Shikhar Dhawan.

Collaboration: With other


companies like Skippi,
04
InACan to build brand
awareness and presence.
Overall
Feasibility

The 4/7 feasibility rating underscores the business's robust manufacturing


infrastructure and influential partnerships, demonstrating substantial potential.
However, to bolster feasibility, the company might benefit from refining
operational efficiency and adopting a phased approach to international
expansion, ensuring a more seamless and sustainable growth trajectory.
Revenue
Streams Primary Revenue: Sales on
own website and
01 ecommerce, over 75% of
total revenue.

Growing Channel:
Hyperlocal delivery via
Swiggy Instamart, Dunzo, 02
BigBasket, Blinkit, due to
convenience.
Revenue
Streams Retail Presence: Sales in
premium stores and modern
03 trade outlets for wider
reach and brand building.

Unique CSOP: Consumer


Stock Option Plan (CSOP)
offers equity for a minimum
INR 5,000 investment,
04
building customer community
and raising capital.
Cost
COGS (Cost of Goods Sold):
Structure Represents 55% of costs,
01 encompassing raw
materials, packaging, and
manufacturing expenses.

Marketing and Sales


Expenses: Constitute 25% of
costs and cover advertising,
promotions, and sales
02
commissions. These expenses
are crucial for brand building
and demand generation.
Cost
Structure

G&A (General and


Administrative Expenses):
Account for 20% of costs,
covering salaries, rent, and 03
other overhead expenses.
These expenses are relatively
low due to TagZ Foods' lean
and new company structure.
Overall
Viability

The 6/7 feasibility rating stems from TagZ Foods' diversified revenue channels, with a
strong emphasis on e-commerce and unique initiatives like the Consumer Stock Option
Plan (CSOP). To enhance feasibility, the company could optimize marketing expenses
and explore strategic partnerships for added revenue streams.
Thank you

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