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1. STAKEHOLDERS 2. KEY ACTIVITIES 3. VALUE PROPOSITIONS 4. CUSTOMER 5.

CUSTOMER SEGMENT
Government ● Product Planning Problem: RELATIONSHIP ● Demographic Segment
Bureau of Internal Revenue​- This is Ensure the plan step by step ● Struggling on finding a ● Dedicated personal Applicable for all genders
where the business would acquire to have high- quality products treat that is healthy and assistance​- We have Our product is food so it is applicable for
Tax Identification Number. and good design at the same time can customer service to attend to male and female.
Department of Trade and Industry​- ● Production savor your indulgence. the needs and questions of
This department will handle the (1)Make the honey powder; Product: the customers. Therefore, we Age 8-65 years old
legalization of the Business name. (2) Measurement of the ● A doughnut with an can form a good relationship Ages 8-65 years old can taste this donut
Suppliers ingredients needed; (3) alternative of honey and with our customer. because besides being nutritious it is also
Rodney’s Fruit and vegetables Mixing the ingredients; (4) banana that provides ● Community relationship - delicious.
Dealer​- Supplier of Banana Make the knead and dough; customer’s pleasure We need to be kind to our
Zaida’s Baking Tools and (5) Let the dough rise; (6) and nutritional needs. customers because they are
Recommend for Diabetic persons
Ingredients​- A store located at Shape the dough into donut What we offer: the only ones who can help us
Diabetic person can also eat this donut
Tanauan City, Batangas will be our shape; (7) Let the donut rise ● Natural, fruity, hearty because without the customer
because this food has no preservatives at
supplier of the baking ingredients. again; (8) Make the glaze; (9) snack our business will not grow.
Richbee Honeybee farm​- They will Fry and drain; (10) Dip the ● A site that introduces ● Service hotline​- ​We will have the same time nutritious and delicious.
be the supplier of Honey donuts in the glaze; (11) Slice and promotes the it for customers when ordering
Pastry Box Supplier​- They will be the banana and donut, then product or inquiring about our ● Geographic Segment
the ones who will supply the donut serve. ● Delivery to fit customer business, they can call easily Areas within Batangas province
boxes which will be used in packing ● Packaging schedule and location so they will not be People within Batangas Province can buy
the Donutritious. Place the products in a donut ● Fit for all ages disappointed since we value our delicious and nutritious product.
Logistic Partner box; arrange the donut in a ● Low priced the relationship with them.
On the Go- Delivery Services packaging to be more ● A good product and a ● Feedback​- ​To maintain ● Psychographic Segment
presentable and neat. trustable service to all relationships with customers, Donut Lovers
● Marketing we will accept / acknowledge Our most important customers are those who
Social Media Marketing, their feedback. It's like we're love donuts like kids.
Public Relations and going to listen to them, what
Influencer Marketing. their recommendations are. Healthy diet

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● Distribution Also, because of this our It can prevent diseases like diabetes, obesity
​Distribute products to the business will grow. and is a delectable goodies to all.
customer; reseller if there's
any. Bring the product to Hobbies to eat quickly
logistic partners to be Since our product is very healthy, it will
delivered to the customers. surely increase or quicken one’s appetite.

6. KEY RESOURCES 7. DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL People who works a lot of time


Physical Resources ● Direct Sales Our product can boost one’s energy from the
● Equipment ● Online Website (for promotion ingredients it contains.
Tray, electric mixer, mixing and introduction of product)
bowl, measuring cups and ● Virtual Partners (Paymaya, ● Our customer is based on mass
spoons, donut fryer Gcash and other online market. They are always welcome to
● Ingredients payment services) buy our product, and they can give it
All Purpose Flour, Dried active ● Partnership with other as a souvenir to their loved ones. It is
Yeast, Butter, Salt, Egg, business and suppliers also a multi-sited platform because
Honey, Banana, Milk and ● Collaboration with Delivery our customers can recommend it to
Vanilla Extract Services (for Dispatchment their acquaintances.
● Vehicle Partners)
● Building
Human resources
● Employees/Staff
● Delivery man
● Salespeople
● Customer service
agents
Intellectual resources
● Customer knowledge
● Staff knowledge

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8. COST STRUCTURE ● Branding 9. REVENUE STREAMS
Business Establishment ● Copyright and ● Sale of the product - performed
● Business Registration Fee Trademark through direct selling or direct
● Taxes Financial resources transaction from a customer to the
Fixed Costs ● Cash seller.
● Salaries​- ₱3,000 ● Investments ● E-Commerce sales - it goes the
● Rent​- ​₱2,000 same way as the sale of the product
Variable Costs but in the form of indirect selling
● Ingredients​- ​₱5,000 through online platforms.
All Purpose Flour- ₱42(1kg); Dried ● Delivery service - With the presence
active Yeast- ₱35(100g); Butter- of the online platforms, delivery
₱39(225g); Salt- ₱32(1kg); Egg- ₱7 per services would be included.
piece; Honey- ₱500(500ml);
Banana-90(1kg); Milk- ₱180(1L); Material Cost:​ ₱20
Vanilla Extract- ₱37(60ml) Labor Cost:​ ₱15
● Packaging​- ​₱500 Overhead Cost:​ ₱20
● Marketing Expense​- ​₱1,000 Mark-up:​ ₱20
● Utilities Expense​- ​₱2,000 Product price: ​₱75
● Transportation​- ​₱500
● Equipment​- ₱3,000 Subgroup #1 Members:
● Website Creation​- ​₱1,000 Charles Jan O. Navarro (Leader)
Dann Andrew L. Cetron
Danielle Anne I. Guerrero
Johanna Reane V. Marquez
Gian Quizon

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1. STAKEHOLDERS 2. KEY ACTIVITIES 3. VALUE PROPOSITIONS 4. CUSTOMER 5. CUSTOMER SEGMENT
Production Product Prep - ​the planning ● Aims to resolve the RELATIONSHIP ● Fragranza will be catering ​all
and purchasing of materials and necessity of disinfection and ● Personal assistance genders with its array of
● Leor Fragrance procedures needed to execute sanitation relationship. This will be done available scents.
- Creates exotic fragrances the business. ● Contains various essential through face-to-face, wherein ● Studies show that younger
from high quality aromatic Production - ​(1) Pour the base oils like Jojoba oil, the sales personnel will be women (​ages 14-24​) are more
oils essential oil into a clean Cedarwood oil, assisting the customers with likely to buy perfume.
● The team/group will work container. (2) Follow it up with Frankincense oil. etc. their inquiries and in their ● Ages 25-49 in men ​are the
hand and in hand to produce the scent of your choosing; ● Have antibacterial and shopping experience. most active users and sellers of
the product (lavender / lemon / etc.) (3) disinfectant properties from ● Customer Retention. ​Through perfume in the market.
Blend well to make sure their the anise extract reducing the pain points of the ● 65% of perfume users also
Suppliers consistencies don’t overline. (4) ● Emits a long-lasting scent customers, labeling the prefer perfumes that last very
Add the acidic sanitizing formula because of the ylang-ylang customers, and utilizing social long, following long and neutral
● Craftology Essentials
(citrus or woodstock). (5) Mix in essential oil proof, the company will be able longevity.
- Supplier of our main
the alcohol. (6) Let it all blend ● Have three variations of to create stronger bonds with ● Segmentation​.
ingredient, essential oils
together for another 2-3 scent to cater all genders the customers. - Occasion Segmentation. over
● McCormick and Company
minutes. (7) Secure it with a ● Affordable price that is ● Ask for feedback. Some 40% of the market use
- Supplier of our anise extract
cheese cloth to keep clean and suitable to the budget customers might want to say perfume everyday
● Chemworld Fragrance
exposed to air. (8) Let sit for 2-3 something about a product for - Loyalty-use. Most customers
Factory
days . (9) Add a hint of water improvement. also stay loyal to their
- Wide array of glass bottles
and shake vigorously. (10) Use ● Offer options. ​Let our perfume as their “signature
● Raw Essentials PH
filter to transfer drag range customers feel empowered by scent”
- Vary from measuring tools,
formula into the bottle. giving them better options. - Psychographic segmentation.
droppers, box packaging,
Packaging - ​an idealized boxing Through these we can help Those whose lifestyle is
and more
of the finalized product to customers to make a better on-the-go, yet whose
Distribution ensure appeal. and right decision. personalities are classy and
Marketing Promotion - ​a series adventurous.

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of stalls with flyers to get the ● Actively listen to the customers
● The team will act as a word out for Fragranza and provide them with detailed
distribution team to sell the accompanied with social media information on what they want.
products sites and ads.
Distribution - ​stalls in malls and
websites full of promo links to
have the product either be
picked up personally or
delivered by the delivery team.

6. KEY RESOURCES 7. DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL


8. COST STRUCTURE Physical Resources ● Through physical channels like 9. REVENUE STREAMS
Start-up Costs ● Essential Oils, Acidic Direct selling ● Direct Transaction
Initial ingredient purchases disinfectants, Lavender, ● Establishing a physical store - Offering our products directly to
- P9,000 Lemon, Cedarwood, ● Giving free samples to our customers
Initial Packaging purchases Bark, Alcohol introduce the product ● Indirect Transaction
- P5,000 ● Centrifuge - Another way of selling the
● Offering extras like discounts
Permits and Licenses ● Blenders product but with the use of
to attract and retain customers
- P2,000 ● Vials / Bottles social media platforms.
Manufacturing Costs ● Rented Space/Stalls ● Through virtual channels like Customers can pay online via
- P2,000 Financial Resources Social media selling the different payment options
Budget for Unexpected Expenses ● Investors ● Uploading product details on that will be made available (e.g.
- P1,000 ● Capital social media platforms like GCash, Paymaya, Bank Online
Transportation Intellectual Resources Instagram and Facebook facilities, etc.)
- P1,000 ● Copyrights
Initial Marketing costs ● Brand Material cost​- Php. 525 (Php. 175
- P500 ● Patents each)
START-UP COSTS: ​P20,500.00 Human Resources Overhead Cost​)- Php. 50
Recurring Costs ● Staff / Employees Mark Up​- 20% (Php. 45)

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Restock purchases ● Salespeople Selling Price​- Php. 270
- P5,000 ● Delivery team
Manufacturing costs
- P700
Budget for Unexpected Expenses
- P700
Transportation
P1,000
RECURRING COSTS: ​P7,400.00
Subgroup #2:

Lualhati, Victoria Pauline L. (Leader)

Aniciete, Arven Diane C.

De la Vega, Jennilou G.

Matienzo, Aliana Mikhaela B.

Valencia, Aljon Y.

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1. STAKEHOLDERS 2. KEY ACTIVITIES 3. VALUE PROPOSITIONS 4. CUSTOMER 5. CUSTOMER SEGMENT
RELATIONSHIP
A. Suppliers: ● Research ● Product ● The customer base of our Breakfast
- must be conducted in - Not your typical cookie ● In our business, the relationship in a box is the mass market.
● Orera Technology order to come up with a as it is composed of that the customers should ● Our product is a type of food that
- supplier for the eco-friendly great quality and design of oatmeal and cereal with expect from us will be personal can serve as a meal for a large
containers of our milk. product. toppings and milk of assistance. This type of scale of consumers.
● Production your own preference. relationship requires human ● This product is a meal and created
● EcoNest PH - generates employment interaction which is needed for regardless of the consumer's
- supplier for our eco-friendly and thus, is where ● Problem help in the sales process. gender
cookies container. man-power of employees - Skipping meals for
are used. breakfast because you Customer Service: A. Demographic Segment
● Harina atbp. ● Production Management have a hectic schedule ● Asking customers for feedback, -Suitable for all genders.
- store where we can get the - where the planning and or you’re not satisfied comments, and suggestions -Ages 5-40 years old.
ingredients. ​We chose this controlling of production with your light breakfast. through surveys. -Highly recommended for
store since it is owned by take place. ● Being accessible to customers students and office Workers from
one of our group members ● Distribution Channels ● What we offer to attend to their needs and ages 5-40 who need breakfast
and there will be easier - will be done through retail, - Our product is designed concerns. despite their schedules are our
communication with the online-selling, and as “on-the-go” so that ● Maintaining a positive attitude target.
to make our customers feel
partner. resellers. customers can consume comfortable with us.
● Marketing it fast and may bring it ● Responding quickly so that we B. Psychographic Segment
- will be done through social anywhere. can address the customers’ -For people who love sweets.
B. Distribution: media platforms to get - Offers convenience questions, inquiries, and -For workers and students who
● The team will work together word of the business’ since you no longer complaints immediately. have limited time to take their
to distribute the products existence and the value it have to prepare your ● Focusing support on our breakfast or snacks.
both directly and indirectly provides to the customers. breakfast. customers to make them feel
prioritized.
(online-selling). ● Communication with key - A breakfast/snack that is ● Being proactively helpful to
partners heavy enough to satisfy ensure that our staff is C. Geographic Segment
- keeping constant your hunger and would approachable. -Areas within Batangas.

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C. Manufacturing communication with our power you throughout ● Maintaining the product’s best
● We will be hiring employees supplier and delivery the day. quality to keep the customers
for the labor of making the service - Our product offers a from buying our product.
products. ● Problem-solving wide variety of cookie ● Giving special discounts to our
loyal customers.
- setting up meetings to and milk flavors which
discuss issues that occur the customers can
in the business. somehow alter for a
more personalized feel.
6. KEY RESOURCES - A breakfast made for 8. Cost Structure
everyone especially for
A. Physical resources those cereal and cookie ● Start-up Cost:
● Ingredients lovers. Initial Ingredient Purchases
- Butter, Brown Sugar, Salt, - Our pricing and volume P 4,340.00
Eggs, Vanilla, Baking is flexible in order to suit Initial Packaging Purchases
Soda, Flour, Cereal, our customers’ different P 3,400.00
Oatmeal, Toppings. needs and preferences. Permits and Licenses
● Baking Machinery and - Delivery service is P 2,000.00
Equipment available so that we can Manufacturing Costs
- Oven, Tray, Parchment bring our products to P 2,000.00
Paper, Electric Mixer, those who are busy and Budget for Unexpected
Mixing Bowls. unable to go out of the Expenses
● Working Space house. P 1,000.00
● Food Stall - We are accessible to Transportation
● Vehicle our customers within P 1,000.00
batangas since we can Initial Marketing Costs
B. Human resources reach them through P 1,000.00
different distribution
● Employees/Staff channels. START- UP COSTS: ​P 14,740.00
- Bakers

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7. DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL - Sales people - Social media platforms ● Recurring Cost 9. REVENUE STREAMS
- Finance officers are also available for Ingredient Restock Purchases
A. Retail ● Delivery Person those who want to get P 6,000.00 ● Retail
- Sales will be done by more information about Packaging restock purchases -​In this mode of transaction, sales will be
physically selling our C. Intellectual resources our product. P 5,000.00 done by selling in food stores or stalls.
product in the public. Manufacturing Costs
● Proprietary Knowledge P 1,000.00 ● Online Selling
B. Online Selling ● Customer Knowledge - In this mode of transaction, sales will be
Budget for Unexpected
- the transaction is through ● Customer Databases Expenses done through entertaining orders from our
social media P 950.00 social media accounts.
D. Financial resources
- very convenient for the Transportation - We accept payments through Cash on
● Capital
consumers who do not have P 1,000.00 Delivery and Online payment (Bank
● Investors
enough time to buy the transfer, E-wallets, Gcash, Paymaya,etc.).
product from the store. BUDGET FOR RECURRING COSTS:
P 13,950.00 ● Reseller/Distributor
C. Resellers/ Distributors -In this mode of transaction, sales will be
- form of direct selling. done through direct selling to
- through resellers or resellers/distributors.
distributors we can expand -Having resellers/distributors will help
the business and increase increase brand awareness through their
the number of our own marketing strategies.
customers.
Material cost​- Php. 78.00
Overhead Cost​ - Php. 50
Mark Up ​- 50% (Php 64.00)
Selling Price ​- Php. 200.00

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Subgroup 3

1. Micaela Keana Reyadette Lina (Leader)


2. Luis Antonio P. Reyes
3. Kathryn Joy Bonsol
4. Ysha Lynne Eslava
5. Spanky Norbie Ariola

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