Panera Bread Essay
Panera Bread would like to announce a new cyber-café available at all locations. This product has been upgraded to assist the growing desire for a full service Internet accessibility location. A plan consisting of four-phases has been developed to market the new product. Currently most locations provide free wireless Internet access to their customer base. Panera has the biggest free wireless network in the USA. During the peak hours of business the customers’ will have a limit amount of time to use the Internet; the time limit is 30-60 minutes (Absolute Astronomy, 2011). However with the upgrade the locations will not have to limit the number of computers or a time limit.
Phase One – Upgrade the Internet accessibility at all Panera Bread locations
• Development of product – One in three households has never used …show more content…
Phase Two – Marketing to Consumers
• Target Market – Consumers between the age of 18-50
• Consumers – Consumers want to access the Internet for various reasons such as keeping in touch with family, friends, accessing research data, and more.
• Competitors – Knowing the possible competitors and what they will offer.
Phase Three – Expectations of the New Cyber-café
• Attributes –A larger server and reasonably priced cycle – Expected product life cycle for the cyber-café will be approximately 10 years. The reaction expected from competitors will cause a high incentive to duplicate Panera’s new era of cyber-cafes.
• Strategy and Price – The basic strategy is to provide a need to the consumers of Panera Bread. The services cost will be in a price range that everyone can afford. Phase Four – Launching the cyber-café * The new improved sever to handle the increase in volume * The product will be put into 10 different locations for testing the new
Phase One – Upgrade the Internet accessibility at all Panera Bread locations
• Development of product – One in three households has never used …show more content…
Phase Two – Marketing to Consumers
• Target Market – Consumers between the age of 18-50
• Consumers – Consumers want to access the Internet for various reasons such as keeping in touch with family, friends, accessing research data, and more.
• Competitors – Knowing the possible competitors and what they will offer.
Phase Three – Expectations of the New Cyber-café
• Attributes –A larger server and reasonably priced cycle – Expected product life cycle for the cyber-café will be approximately 10 years. The reaction expected from competitors will cause a high incentive to duplicate Panera’s new era of cyber-cafes.
• Strategy and Price – The basic strategy is to provide a need to the consumers of Panera Bread. The services cost will be in a price range that everyone can afford. Phase Four – Launching the cyber-café * The new improved sever to handle the increase in volume * The product will be put into 10 different locations for testing the new