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BSBMKG543 – Plan and interpret market
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Task 3 – Project: Plan and interpret market research
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First Name: Nhat Nguyen
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Task 3: Part 1, Step 1
Market Research Plan template
Document Development: Version:
Date:
Reason:
Draft Initial Release Version 1
Amendments in this Release:
Section title:
Reason:
Add or delete rows as needed
Research title
Implementation of technological trends in International Zing Burger
Overview
International Zing Burger is a fast-food service focusing on delivery of traditional and gourmet burgers using their takeaway business model. Due to the high speed of technology development in the hospitality industry, IZB is thinking about taking the next steps in business evolution and focus to
go forward with new technology that will eventually help them increase sales and satisfy their customers.
Market research requirements
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Legislation, regulations and standards: Privacy Act 1988 Spam Act 2003 Competition and Consumer Act 2010 ACCC Regulations
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Code of practice:
ACMA Standards and Industry Codes of Practice ADMA Code of Practice
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Code of Conduct: AMI Code of Professional Conduct ACA social media and Online commentary Code of Conduct
Objectives
1. To gather information about Consumer attitude & behavior Understand which online ordering system the customer demographic/target market use. Knowing that, calculate the orders online if through a custom app or orders through a 3rd app service. Then, make the accountability on what percentage of online orders Zing Burger needs to achieve in order to operate in a healthy way. Define seated service and table ordering as well as how customers react to this service analyzing the data gathered during a 4-week customer survey. 2. Gather data about competitors ordering apps and services Researching the competitors ordering apps, if an own app or 3rd party Zing Burger could understand their sales method and create a path to increase customer satisfaction by 20% within 3 months. In addition, Zing Burger can gather data for 4 weeks using google review and get a conclusion on the portion of their sale being via the delivery method.
Information sources
Source type
URL link (for online sources of information)
External
Delivery platforms comparison ● https://clubperfect.com.au/inspiration/innovation/choosing-
theright-food-delivery-platform-for-your-business.html ● https://sbo.financial/blog/business-strategy/should-my-
restaurantoffer-ubereats/ External
● https://insidesmallbusiness.com.au/technology/digital/what-
doesthe-future-of-dining-look-like
Internal
IP Policy Research Data Management Policy Research Policy
Insert rows as needed
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Data points
% Of Zing burger customers that use online ordering What is their preferred method of ordering - Instore - Over the counter, at the table (waiter service) or at the table (table ordering app) - Online – Through a website, through a custom app or through a 3rd party app
Data collection methods
Primary data collection
Secondary data collection
Survey
Industry reports Competitors website
Poll
Government publications
Statistical analysis techniques
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existing market needs
Benchmarking
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emerging market needs
Benchmarking
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threats to future marketing activity Correlation analysis
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opportunities for future marketing activity Regression analysis
Qualitative techniques
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existing market needs
Narrative analysis
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emerging market needs
Narrative analysis
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threats to future marketing activity Grounded theory
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opportunities for future marketing activity Grounded theory
Forecasting technique:
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Digital technology
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Data collection website, platform
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Data analysis spreadsheets, statistical tools
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Data presentation Charts, infographics
Consumer trends and demands
Hidden motivations are usually hidden customers' emotions or their desires that build customer’s behaviour, for example buying patterns. There are many different products on the market, having different elements that might evoke costumer’s emotions and encourage or discourage their purchase. One of the hidden motivators in this industry could be convenience. Busy customers looking for easy purchase options, easily accessible product or service or fast delivery. One of the most important motivators is fear because its versatile. Threatening losing of another motivator, for example convenience, evokes fear in buyers. And as a result, customers will purchase a product to prevent that loss of convenience. In hospitality peoples buying patterns are influenced by another hidden motivator which is pleasure. Products or services that are enjoyable are very easy to sell.
Target audience
18-45 years old, college students (out of home), young adults, working professionals and parents, having access to the internet, using smartphones, prefer convenience and fast service over a healthy
lifestyle.
Sampling plan and sample size
Target Group 1:
Single
Estimated population size:
The number of people in a city/country/etc that represent my target market.
e.g. 20,000
The number of people
in Melbourne that represent the target audience 1.4 Million
Sample size:
The number of people out of my population that I would like to survey, focus group etc.
e.g. 1,000
Sample size: Survey - 6000 Poll - 6000
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Target Group 2:
Married
Estimated population size:
The number of people in a city/country/etc that represent my target market.
e.g. 20,000
Melbourne - 1 million people
Sample size:
The number of people out of my population that I would like to survey, focus group etc.
e.g. 1,000
Sample size: Survey - 4000 Poll - 4000
Research presentation methods:
Formal report and in person presentation as the presentation methods. In person presentation could be used to explain and discuss the findings of the research with supervisors and managers and be able to answer any further questions, and the formal report contains all the detailed information divided into sections.
Expected deliverables Percentage of customers that are willing to order online will be used to decide if introduce in store table ordering or delivery. What percentage of people would use a company app, 3rd party app or website. This data will be used to introduce delivery methods as a new technology.
Timeline
The proposed timeline for this market research project is described in the Gantt chart below:
Start Date: This must be one week from Version 1 date of the research plan
End Date: Market Research Project
Timeline
Week
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Problem identification
Staff duties allocation
Choosing research methods
Sampling plan creation
Data collection
Data analysis and evaluation
Data report
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Market research presentation
Add or delete rows as needed
Budget
The proposed budget for this market research project is described in the breakdown below:
Item
QTY
Line Total Focus Groups 6 participants twice a week for
four weeks
$50 per participant = $2400
Survey
70 surveys before starting the campaign and 70 in the end of the campaign
$7000
3
rd
Party Research Report
1
$5,000
Personnel
$10,000
Online Tools, Travel, Room Hire & Catering
N/A
$5,000
Total
N/A
$29,400
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Task 3: Part 2, Step 2 Research survey
Add screenshot of your research survey
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Task 3: Part 2, Step 3 & Part 3, Step 3
Market Research Report template
Research title:
Implementation of technological trends in International Zing Burger
Executive summary: (Complete in Part 3)
In the past 2 years, the evolution of technology in the hospitality industry has gone at a steep speed. The introduction of new ordering technology systems on the market had a significant impact on industry, bringing simple accessibility and comfort for customers from anywhere and anytime. Busy customers looking for easy purchase options, easily accessible product or service or fast delivery that
a new ordering technology system is offering. We conducted primary data research for International Zing Burger and its results showed us that more than 55% of customers use online ordering systems and 85% prefer to order meals through 3rd party delivery apps. Convenience seems to be one of the main hidden motivators that drives customers' purchase while price and extra delivery fees influence customer’s decision to order online. Based on data from primary research we were able to decide on the introduction of a new ordering system for International Zing Burger also considering the budget of the company for building awareness of its own online ordering technology.
Introduction:
We conducted a survey questionnaire to understand the customer needs and how they feel when ordering. In this research we are seeking to find how our customers use the latest technological trends in the hospitality industry. Which method is the most common used when ordering food in order to implement the use of technology services to increase the sales of International Zing Burger.
Background information:
Based on industry reports in Australia, the revenue in the online food delivery sector is forecast to reach 3.04bn Australian dollars and it is expected to show an annual growth rate of 8.12%. In 2027 this would result in a forecasted market volume of 4.5bn Australian dollars. Restaurant-to-Consumer
delivery is the largest market segment with forecasted market volume of 1.9bn Australian dollars in 2023.
Report by Roy Morgan shows that Covid-19 has had a significant impact on using online delivery systems. During the second lockdown, Victoria recorded the highest increase in usage of delivery order apps to 36.1%. The Australian online ordering system and delivery apps industry has grown faster than the whole Australian economy. According to Roy Morgan the younger generation as Millennials and Generation Z use the delivery services the most. That's why we decided to focus our target market between ages 18-45 years old, working professionals, parents, students, and young adults.
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From the three most popular delivery apps, Deliveroo and UberEats are taking the highest share of revenue around 30-35% while Menulog is way cheaper with fees between 14-30%, some of the research even say that they have flat commission fees 15% for all. 3,5 This could be a deciding factor while choosing a specific 3rd party delivery app and bring international Zing Burger biggest profit. More detail research on delivery apps will allow us to reach the objectives of International Zing Burger: • Increase sales by 10% in the new year • Increase customer satisfaction by 20% within 3 months • Be able to offer personalised service to their customers based on their purchase history
According to Doordash Industry Report 70% customers say that they choose online delivery because it is convenient and 33% say that delivery gets them their food faster. As we can see here, convenient, and fast-food delivery are two hidden motivators that drive customer purchase.
Methodology:
Primary research was conducted in this market research using online survey questionnaire. Data was
collected by Google Forms platform and organized into graphs and pie charts from 20 respondents. Spreadsheets and statistical tools were used to analyse quantitative and qualitative primary data. For quantitative data we used bar graphs and pie charts and content analysis for qualitative data. Using content analysis, we were able to identify the most used keywords that may represent current
and emerging market needs, threats, and opportunities. For secondary data that help us build survey
questions were used online resources such as industry reports, competitor’s website, or articles.
We did study our target audience and obtain potential respondents eligible for this research by using
Sampling method. As we divided our target audience for 2 more or less homogenous groups (single and married) we were able to use a random sampling to obtain participants for our research.
Analysis: (Complete in Part 3)
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Statistical analysis ⁻
Qualitative analysis
Visual presentation of data: (Complete in Part 3)
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Findings: (Complete in Part 3)
Conclusions: (Complete in Part 3)
Recommendations: (Complete in Part 3)
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