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Fro-Yo ON-THE-GO ! Group #1: Nicole Marzillo, Kevin Booth, Michelle Tannenbaum, Krystal Tandle, John Cuomo, Jay Cosgrove
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Mission To make, distribute and sell the finest quality frozen yogurt using the finest ingredients while promoting business, student, and campus development.
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Mission o To provide students, faculty, and our community with a product that meets the highest standards of quality, freshness and seasonality. o To further enhance the SUNY Oneonta campus and give students yet another reason to attend this fantastic learning institution. o To have every customer who comes through our doors leave impressed and excited to return. o To provide all who work with us a friendly, cooperative and rewarding environment. o To be a giving member of the Oneonta community and to use our establishment to improve the quality of life in this region.
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What do we have to offer to our students?
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Fro-Yo ON-THE-GO ! Benefits Open Late! 11am-12am Sunday-Wednesday 11am-3am Thursday- Saturday *Hours most suitable for college students
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o Seasonal Combos/flavors o Healthy Options o Partnership with local farmer’s market o Use of recycled material Fro-Yo ON-THE-GO ! Benefits
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Design & Layout o Located at side of Mills Marketplace o Two floors: o First floor contains frozen yogurt dispensaries and sales, as well as informal seating o Second floor contains a modern, comfortable customer lounge. Including: couches, tables, seating, and music o Outdoor seating for use in appropriate weather
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Benefits of a Modern Layout and Convenient Location Walk-Thru style ordering allows for on-the-go students to purchase Fro-Yo without the inconvenience of crowds and lengthy lines Modern interior allows for consumers to find comfort and an enticing atmosphere
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Product Finance Store Build Out/Construction: $250,000 Yogurt Machines: $45,000 Restaurant Equipment: $30,000 Architect/Designer: $15,000 Initial Product/Inventory: $7,000
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Product Finance Furniture: $6,000 Signage: $15,000 Delivery Smart Car: $25,000
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Product Finance ExpendituresCost Store Build Out/ Construction$250,000 Architect/Designer$15,000 Yogurt Machines$45,000 Restaurant Equipment$30,000 Initial Product/Inventory$7,000 Delivery Smart Car$25,000 Furniture$6,000 Signage$15,000 Miscellaneous$15,000 Total Investment:$408,000
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Communication Target Market: o SUCO College Students o SUCO Staff/Faculty o Off-campus Catering/Delivery
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Communication Marketing Strategy: o Fro-Shirt deals: o Discounted prices to those with Fro-Yo gear o Posters Everywhere! o Punch Cards / Reward Cards: o “Buy 17 get 1 free!” o Coupons at Orientation
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Communication Marketing Strategy: o Fro-Shirt deals: o Discounted prices to those with Fro-Yo gear o Posters Everywhere! o Punch Cards / Reward Cards: o “Buy 8 get 1 free!” o Coupons at Orientation
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Communication Marketing Strategy: Social Media Marketing: o Vine o Instagram o Facebook o Twitter
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Infrastructure Store Manager Two Shift Managers Full time + Part time Employees 1 Employees: o 1 Store Manager o 2 Shift Managers o 4 Full Time o 3 Part Time
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Infrastructure 3 employees for 6 of the average 14 hours per day. 2 employees for the 8 hours. Total man hours per day noted below: 3 employees for 6 hours = 18 hours 2 employees for 8 hours = 16 hours 34 hours at a blended hourly rate of $12/hr = $408 per day or $2856 per week. Pay breakout below: o Manager ($15/hr) o Supervisor ($12/hr) o Full time customer servers ($10/hr) o Part timers ( $9/hr)
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Infrastructure Annual Sales ($1500/day for 350 days)$ 525,000 Cost of Goods (Yogurt and Toppings)$ 87,500 (about 17% of sales) Gross Profit$ 437,500 Labor (about 34% of sales)$ 148,512 Bank Loan/Interest ($3000/mo)$ 36,000 Utilities ($1500/mo)$ 18,000 Miscellaneous$ 5,000 Total Expenses($ 169,712) ANNUAL PROFIT $ 267,788
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Fro-Yo ON-THE-GO !
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