The marketing of the Bridge Cafe Buffets is aimed towards all age groups.
As the Bridge is part of the church buffets are offered for weddings
INTRODUCTION
This report was commissioned by Mrs A Bernard to show my understanding
of the tools, techniques and ideas presented in the marketing module.
The report will cover marketing orientation, practice approach, impact
and buyer behaviour. Development of marketing segments and the
marketing mix.
To display my understanding I have used the Bridge Café, which has
been trading for eighteen months and is expanding its services. It is
part of the Christ Church community outreach program and is designed
to offer good food at a very reasonable price.
The marketing of the Bridge Cafe Buffets is aimed towards all age
groups. As the Bridge is part of the church buffets are offered for
weddings, birthdays, christenings, blessings and funerals as well as
family functions and also as part of the conference facilities. With
such a wide age range of customers the marketing has to appeal to a
huge range of people from a variation of backgrounds. The service the
Bridge offers can be tailor made to fit to the client’s needs and
taste as well as a pre defined menu of various prices. With the
ability to meet with clients for a more personal touch or by
telephone, fax or e-mail for a faster more efficient service we can
stay ahead in research and the development as trends change and
different age groups have different tastes. We know our customers as
we all eat and have an understanding of different diets and customs
relating to religion. The clients that have already used the Bridge
Buffets Service have found it easier to approach them to arrange a
tailor designed menu for their guests as the staff are very
approachable and are willing to spend time talking to the clients and
their needs and desires. With this type of relationship with the
client it is hoped that they will use the service again. The buffet
service prides itself on producing home made and home baked products
fresh to the client, which is catered to all sized buffets. Buffets
can be organised at short notice (twenty four hours) and still uphold
the same home made traditions.
The marketing in practice fits in with the definition “Marketing is
the management process which identifies, anticipates and supplies
customer requirements efficiently and profitably” (The Chartered
Institute of Marketing) as the client is in contact with a senior
member of the team who knows and understand both the client needs and
the practical aspect of the catering team.
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