The Marketing / Business
plan: provides
details on the nature of the micro business market / customers and its goods or services, its
functional strategies and assistance with financial forecasts. Purpose:
used both internally by the
entrepreneur and externally by banks, external investors or suppliers. Benefits: Acts as a guiding document for an
entrepreneur, helping them to ensure every aspect of the business is
carefully and logically thought through, allowing to check progress and amend
as necessary. | |
Detailed
market research was
conducted to help understand:
A
collection and analysis of data and information was gathered to inform the business
about its market. Primary market research involved the collection of first-hand
data that did not exist before and therefore was original data. Secondary market research was research that has already been
undertaken by another organisation and therefore already exists. Example: Researching London borough of Ealing
(W5, W13, NW10) - at a possible location for the micro business - by employing
some of the Acorn structure 6 categories. 18 groups. 62 types. | |
The following has been adapted from
Oxford (2023) | |
The Unique
Selling Point (USP) –
for the micro-business - is something that distinguishes a business’ product
from those of its competitors. This would be a, a product feature or a
distinctive image. It provides a competitive advantage. The Businesses
will make its product different to the competition by adapting the actual
product in some way or by distinguishing the product through advertising and
branding. A USP is
significant in a competitive market:
Most of this content has been adapted from - Hilton (2023, A) - Market analysis and planning |
P.3: Marketing plan for selected micro-business.
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