Pizza Hut Business Assessment
A Marketing Plan for Pizza Hut (Australia)
Marketing Objectives (Assessment Part 2)
This marketing objective is a statement of what is to be accomplished through marketing activities. Marketing objectives for Pizza Hut (Australia) are:
To maintain the number one market position
To increase the percentage of pizza sales by increasing the number of franchisee delivery units with carryout facilities.
The marketing objectives can be achieved through different ways. One of them can be creating internal campaigns or contests with attractive prizes to achieve the established objectives. In July 1997, Pizza Hut organized a " Serving Up a Million" contest. It was an eight-week long contest among all Company-owned Pizza Hut stores across the country and the Odessa restaurant outperformed more than 4,000 company-owned Pizza Huts in U.S.A. The Pizza Hut manager and his staff received a check for U.S. dollar 100.000. Pizza Hut Website (1998).
Another way could be signing agreements with leading corporations or chains, which are operating in the same or in complementary markets such as the agreement, signed in 11 February 1997 by Pizza Hut and Hilton Hotels. The objective was to offer hot, tasty Pizza Hut pizzas at select Hilton Hotels and resorts across the United States "To provide travelers with the same food and service that they received at their hometown "Pizza Hut" said Pat Williams, President of PepsiCo Express Restaurant.
In my opinion, Pizza Hut can improve its sales percentage and its profit by opening more delivery units with carryout facilities in strategic places carefully chosen. In comparison with the traditional restaurants, the delivery-units required an estimated U.S. Dollar 128,500 to 198,500. By contrast, with the company-owned delivery units, the franchisee investing in delivery-units typically did not buy vehicles and did not always adopt the company's computer-ordering system. The cost of sales would be lower in the Delivery units due a combination of upsizing and higher prices for order. However, the carryout segment is the segment with a greater percentage of sales. The number of staff required for its functioning should be smaller as well. "When we introduce delivery to a market, we get the business of customers who probably were ordering a competitors pizza simply for the convenience of home delivery" said a senior Pizza Hut manager.
The first objective is: To maintain the number one market position. Pizza Hut should continue to offer a high quality product with higher price
Pizza Hut could revise all its unnecessary expenses increasing the advertising promotion in local radios and TV. And more publicity.
In the same way, another marketing strategy could be to start or increase the number of mailings to send homes. The Marketing Department will establish which areas and the frequency with which to send it.
It could be very useful for Pizza Hut to edit a monthly "Pizza Hut Magazine" which will include news of the Restaurants and delivery units either Company-owned and franchisees, customers letters, games with prices, promotions of the month, etc.
In my opinion with the creation of discount cards for loyal customers, it is possible to obtain from them "total " fidelity to Pizza Hut with free advertising ("word of mouth")
Another strategy could be to pay more attention to the senior citizen segment, because its number is steadily increasing and they have more buying power as well. They could join the "Pizza Hut Senior Club" specially created for them. This Club could organize activities, holidays in attractive places in States or abroad in collaboration with Hilton Hotels, organized monthly meetings, etc. However, Pizza Hut in collaboration with the Nutrition Department of a famous American University can launch special menus for them, which a perfect balance between health (no fat, no cholesterol, etc.) and taste. Perhaps these menus would be suitable also to vegetarian people. This strategy should be advertised in local radios and TV.
To achieve this objective, it would be most appropriate to increase staff training to make all fully aware that they are working in the top Pizza chain. To continue maintaining this position the company needs them, needs their professional skills which they should try to improve everyday and needs their friendliness providing the best treatment to the customers (personal selling)
B: to increase the percentage of pizza sales increasing the number of franchisees delivery units with take-away/carry-out facilities this should be carefully picked in areas with strong customers' potential.
A market study is required to identify the best areas to install the delivery units. The Finance Department will carry out its study to know the cost of the investment and its possible profitability as well.
The number of franchises who had introduced delivery was growing...
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