SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 12
Download to read offline
MARKETING PLAN


Denise Cook | Allison MacDonald| Tara McKay | Brian Ramos | Betty Seed
Marketing Management – Final Presentation
Our Company

   Mission Statement
    Renovation Nation is a complete tool rental company providing products and services
    to meet the needs of homeowners and construction professionals. Our goal is to
    provide the highest level of service and expertise in the home improvement business.
    Through our Renovation Nation Foundation, we fund many local activities that support
    social and economic growth.

   Value Proposition
       Convenience
       Value
       Expertise

   Objective
       Serve as a resource to new homeowners, do-it-yourselfers, and contractors in the
        community
Market Trends & Growth

U.S. general tool rental market generated $8.4b in 2008.
 Growing Do-it-Yourself Market
       Due to popularity of home improvement shows.

   South-Atlantic Region
       Rapid relocation to area.

   North Carolina Real Estate Market
       Today: Homeowners aren’t moving, they’re improving.
       Tomorrow: Projected growth in 2012.
Target Market


       Homeowners



                     Target
                     Market

       Contractors
Primary Market Research

   230 responses to 18 question survey
     91% have completed at least one home improvement
      project
     Problems homeowners experienced:
Competition


   Home Depot
   Lowe’s
   True Value
   Other
    (small independent retailers)




       Renovation Nation target: 2.5% of market share in area
SWOT Analysis

                 Strengths                                          Weaknesses
   Well formulated strategy                            Lack of name recognition in area
   Proven management team                              Start-up costs
   Expertise                                           Fitting Northeast approach/model into new
   Established delivery system                          demographic
   Value compared to alternative                       Lack of familiarity with Southeast
                                                         market/culture

             Opportunities                                             Threats
   Serve additional customer groups (banks,            Competition from well known brands
    realtors, foreclosures)                             Slower market growth
   Enter new market or segments                        Vulnerability to recession and business cycle
   Expand product line to meet broader range           Price wars with competitors
    of customer needs                                   Competitors have superior access to channels
   Complacency among rival firms                        of distribution.
   Mergers, joint ventures or strategic alliances
Critical Issues

   Hiring knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff.
   Offering top of the line tools that are meticulously
    maintained.
   Offering innovative communication technology to
    customers.
   Provide competitive rates relative to big-box retailers.
   Sub-contract only with Handymen who are licensed,
    reliable and reputable.
   Create an aggressive marketing and advertising
    campaign to gain visibility.
What makes us different?

   Interactive Website & iPhone App
   In-home Consultants
   Vetted Handymen
   Delivery to Worksite
   Partnership with Realty Company
   “DIY” DVD’s & In Store Workshops
   New Homeowner Packet
   Community Involvement (Renovation Nation Foundation)
Five Year Financial Projection
                                            2010          2011          2012          2013          2014
  Revenue
     Gross Sales                        $ 885,000    $ 1,017,750   $ 1,170,413   $ 1,345,974   $ 1,547,871
     Cost of Goods Sold                 $ 265,500    $   305,325   $   351,124   $   403,792   $   464,361
                      Total Net Revenue $ 619,500    $   712,425   $   819,289   $   942,182   $ 1,083,509


  Expenses
     Salary
          Manager (3)                   $ 123,000    $   126,690   $   130,491   $   134,405   $   138,438
          Rental Clerks (6)             $ 132,000    $   135,960   $   139,920   $   143,880   $   147,840
          Mechanic (1)                  $ 37,000     $    38,110   $    39,253   $    40,431   $    41,644
     Fringe (18%)                       $ 52,560     $    54,137   $    55,740   $    57,369   $    59,026
                    Total Salary Expense $ 344,560   $   354,897   $   365,404   $   376,085   $   386,947
     Occupancy Cost                     $ 45,000     $    46,350   $    47,741   $    49,173   $    50,648
     Promotion/Advertising              $ 10,000     $    12,000   $    14,000   $    16,000   $    18,000
     Inventory Replacement              $   2,655    $     6,107   $    10,534   $    16,152   $    23,218
     General & Administrative           $ 53,100     $    61,065   $    70,225   $    80,758   $    92,872
     Operating                          $ 132,750    $   152,663   $   175,562   $   201,896   $   232,181
                      Total Net Expenses $ 588,065   $   633,081   $   683,464   $   740,064   $   803,866


  Net Income/Loss                       $ 31,435     $    79,344   $   135,824   $   202,118   $   279,643
Break-even Analysis
$1,200,000




$1,000,000


                    Break Even Point
                       $771,964
 $800,000




 $600,000




 $400,000




 $200,000




       $-
             2010   2011                   2012                 2013   2014

                     Revenue       Fixed Costs    Total Costs
Questions & Answers

More Related Content

Similar to Marketing Plan Summary

A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012
A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012
A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012Neil Hartz
 
Stanford 80410 a
Stanford 80410 aStanford 80410 a
Stanford 80410 aMark Leslie
 
Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015
Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015
Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015David Fogel, CPA
 
Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?
Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?
Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?MaRS Discovery District
 
TechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investors
TechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investorsTechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investors
TechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investorsDavid Fogel
 
Google - Investment Analysis & Mgmt 120213 10pm v4 final
Google - Investment Analysis & Mgmt  120213 10pm v4 finalGoogle - Investment Analysis & Mgmt  120213 10pm v4 final
Google - Investment Analysis & Mgmt 120213 10pm v4 finalRichard Chan, MBA
 
American Greetings
American GreetingsAmerican Greetings
American Greetingsjasonbgass
 
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Reportwinn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Reportfinance32
 
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Reportwinn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Reportfinance32
 
Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy
Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy
Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy Hint Creative Group
 
Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1
Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1
Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1Vivastream
 
Investor presentation
Investor presentationInvestor presentation
Investor presentationSlide.Works
 
Adex Ppt Overview V1
Adex Ppt Overview V1Adex Ppt Overview V1
Adex Ppt Overview V1bgr4261
 
Groupon Case Study
Groupon Case StudyGroupon Case Study
Groupon Case StudyDavid Green
 
Looptworks case analysis
Looptworks case analysisLooptworks case analysis
Looptworks case analysisFred Wu
 

Similar to Marketing Plan Summary (20)

A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012
A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012
A Closer Look at Churn - June 2012
 
Stanford 80410 a
Stanford 80410 aStanford 80410 a
Stanford 80410 a
 
Capstone.pptx
Capstone.pptxCapstone.pptx
Capstone.pptx
 
Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015
Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015
Swifton - TechStars - Aug 7 2015
 
Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?
Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?
Budgeting: If you fail to plan, will your plan fail?
 
TechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investors
TechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investorsTechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investors
TechStars presentation - Financial presentations for investors
 
Gail goodman presentation
Gail goodman presentationGail goodman presentation
Gail goodman presentation
 
Google - Investment Analysis & Mgmt 120213 10pm v4 final
Google - Investment Analysis & Mgmt  120213 10pm v4 finalGoogle - Investment Analysis & Mgmt  120213 10pm v4 final
Google - Investment Analysis & Mgmt 120213 10pm v4 final
 
American Greetings
American GreetingsAmerican Greetings
American Greetings
 
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Reportwinn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Report
 
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Reportwinn-dixie stores  2004_Annual_Report
winn-dixie stores 2004_Annual_Report
 
Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy
Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy
Investor Presentation of Solution Based Training Strategy
 
Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1
Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1
Creating Value With Metrics Pt.1
 
Investor presentation
Investor presentationInvestor presentation
Investor presentation
 
Adex Ppt Overview V1
Adex Ppt Overview V1Adex Ppt Overview V1
Adex Ppt Overview V1
 
BackLive Pitch Deck
BackLive Pitch DeckBackLive Pitch Deck
BackLive Pitch Deck
 
Groupon Case Study
Groupon Case StudyGroupon Case Study
Groupon Case Study
 
Looptworks case analysis
Looptworks case analysisLooptworks case analysis
Looptworks case analysis
 
doc
docdoc
doc
 
Fail to Plan: Plan to Fail
Fail to Plan: Plan to FailFail to Plan: Plan to Fail
Fail to Plan: Plan to Fail
 

More from boscollkid

Gemba walk: the start of your lean journey
Gemba walk: the start of your lean journeyGemba walk: the start of your lean journey
Gemba walk: the start of your lean journeyboscollkid
 
Value Stream Mapping In The OR
Value Stream Mapping In The ORValue Stream Mapping In The OR
Value Stream Mapping In The ORboscollkid
 
Mann Gulch Case Study
Mann Gulch Case StudyMann Gulch Case Study
Mann Gulch Case Studyboscollkid
 
Corporate Finance Starbucks Final Project
Corporate Finance Starbucks Final ProjectCorporate Finance Starbucks Final Project
Corporate Finance Starbucks Final Projectboscollkid
 
Renovation Nation
Renovation NationRenovation Nation
Renovation Nationboscollkid
 
High Energy Unlimited Final Presentation
High Energy Unlimited Final PresentationHigh Energy Unlimited Final Presentation
High Energy Unlimited Final Presentationboscollkid
 
Managerial Accounting Final Presentation
Managerial Accounting Final PresentationManagerial Accounting Final Presentation
Managerial Accounting Final Presentationboscollkid
 
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1boscollkid
 
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2boscollkid
 
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3boscollkid
 

More from boscollkid (10)

Gemba walk: the start of your lean journey
Gemba walk: the start of your lean journeyGemba walk: the start of your lean journey
Gemba walk: the start of your lean journey
 
Value Stream Mapping In The OR
Value Stream Mapping In The ORValue Stream Mapping In The OR
Value Stream Mapping In The OR
 
Mann Gulch Case Study
Mann Gulch Case StudyMann Gulch Case Study
Mann Gulch Case Study
 
Corporate Finance Starbucks Final Project
Corporate Finance Starbucks Final ProjectCorporate Finance Starbucks Final Project
Corporate Finance Starbucks Final Project
 
Renovation Nation
Renovation NationRenovation Nation
Renovation Nation
 
High Energy Unlimited Final Presentation
High Energy Unlimited Final PresentationHigh Energy Unlimited Final Presentation
High Energy Unlimited Final Presentation
 
Managerial Accounting Final Presentation
Managerial Accounting Final PresentationManagerial Accounting Final Presentation
Managerial Accounting Final Presentation
 
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P1
 
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P2
 
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3
Managerial Accounting Final Budget Analysis P3
 

Marketing Plan Summary

  • 1. MARKETING PLAN Denise Cook | Allison MacDonald| Tara McKay | Brian Ramos | Betty Seed Marketing Management – Final Presentation
  • 2. Our Company  Mission Statement Renovation Nation is a complete tool rental company providing products and services to meet the needs of homeowners and construction professionals. Our goal is to provide the highest level of service and expertise in the home improvement business. Through our Renovation Nation Foundation, we fund many local activities that support social and economic growth.  Value Proposition  Convenience  Value  Expertise  Objective  Serve as a resource to new homeowners, do-it-yourselfers, and contractors in the community
  • 3. Market Trends & Growth U.S. general tool rental market generated $8.4b in 2008.  Growing Do-it-Yourself Market  Due to popularity of home improvement shows.  South-Atlantic Region  Rapid relocation to area.  North Carolina Real Estate Market  Today: Homeowners aren’t moving, they’re improving.  Tomorrow: Projected growth in 2012.
  • 4. Target Market Homeowners Target Market Contractors
  • 5. Primary Market Research  230 responses to 18 question survey  91% have completed at least one home improvement project  Problems homeowners experienced:
  • 6. Competition  Home Depot  Lowe’s  True Value  Other (small independent retailers) Renovation Nation target: 2.5% of market share in area
  • 7. SWOT Analysis Strengths Weaknesses  Well formulated strategy  Lack of name recognition in area  Proven management team  Start-up costs  Expertise  Fitting Northeast approach/model into new  Established delivery system demographic  Value compared to alternative  Lack of familiarity with Southeast market/culture Opportunities Threats  Serve additional customer groups (banks,  Competition from well known brands realtors, foreclosures)  Slower market growth  Enter new market or segments  Vulnerability to recession and business cycle  Expand product line to meet broader range  Price wars with competitors of customer needs  Competitors have superior access to channels  Complacency among rival firms of distribution.  Mergers, joint ventures or strategic alliances
  • 8. Critical Issues  Hiring knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff.  Offering top of the line tools that are meticulously maintained.  Offering innovative communication technology to customers.  Provide competitive rates relative to big-box retailers.  Sub-contract only with Handymen who are licensed, reliable and reputable.  Create an aggressive marketing and advertising campaign to gain visibility.
  • 9. What makes us different?  Interactive Website & iPhone App  In-home Consultants  Vetted Handymen  Delivery to Worksite  Partnership with Realty Company  “DIY” DVD’s & In Store Workshops  New Homeowner Packet  Community Involvement (Renovation Nation Foundation)
  • 10. Five Year Financial Projection 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Revenue Gross Sales $ 885,000 $ 1,017,750 $ 1,170,413 $ 1,345,974 $ 1,547,871 Cost of Goods Sold $ 265,500 $ 305,325 $ 351,124 $ 403,792 $ 464,361 Total Net Revenue $ 619,500 $ 712,425 $ 819,289 $ 942,182 $ 1,083,509 Expenses Salary Manager (3) $ 123,000 $ 126,690 $ 130,491 $ 134,405 $ 138,438 Rental Clerks (6) $ 132,000 $ 135,960 $ 139,920 $ 143,880 $ 147,840 Mechanic (1) $ 37,000 $ 38,110 $ 39,253 $ 40,431 $ 41,644 Fringe (18%) $ 52,560 $ 54,137 $ 55,740 $ 57,369 $ 59,026 Total Salary Expense $ 344,560 $ 354,897 $ 365,404 $ 376,085 $ 386,947 Occupancy Cost $ 45,000 $ 46,350 $ 47,741 $ 49,173 $ 50,648 Promotion/Advertising $ 10,000 $ 12,000 $ 14,000 $ 16,000 $ 18,000 Inventory Replacement $ 2,655 $ 6,107 $ 10,534 $ 16,152 $ 23,218 General & Administrative $ 53,100 $ 61,065 $ 70,225 $ 80,758 $ 92,872 Operating $ 132,750 $ 152,663 $ 175,562 $ 201,896 $ 232,181 Total Net Expenses $ 588,065 $ 633,081 $ 683,464 $ 740,064 $ 803,866 Net Income/Loss $ 31,435 $ 79,344 $ 135,824 $ 202,118 $ 279,643
  • 11. Break-even Analysis $1,200,000 $1,000,000 Break Even Point $771,964 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $- 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Revenue Fixed Costs Total Costs