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    SolematesThe right mate for ur soles

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    Sl.no Title Page nos

    1 Company profile

    2 Business concept

    3 Business plan

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    Company profile

    Solemates is a non leather premium womens footware brand which would

    originates from Chennai that will be started by a set of college students in 2011. It

    shall have just one store located at express avenue, royehpetta , Chennai . It dealswith fashionable footware for women. They will have all the recent trends for all

    seasons ranging from flip flops to tip toe high heels and sophisticated stilletoes .We

    believe in total quality management which is the USP (unique selling proposition)of

    our brand says one of the partners when asked about the USP of the brand ,which

    means we care for quality and if by any chance there is some problem with the

    product all you have to do is just bring it to us and we would just replace it for you or

    you get to choose another type of footware in the same range . adds another

    partner. we are planning to expand once our vision has been achieved! exclaims

    another partner . This is a medium sized store which is around 5,000 sq ft . It has 4

    partners and who manage the store and a visual merchandiser , two store keepers

    .the partners manage the cash , also the supervision .

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    Business concept

    To import good quality of non leather footware from china and sell it in India at

    premium price at a central location and in two years time become worlds leadingnon leather footware brand for women .

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    Business plan

    Location

    It is very important that the store be located in a very central and accessable locationit could be a mall, bazzar, high fashion street, shop in shop.

    My store is going to be located in a mall ,express avenue , roypetta.

    Size of the store

    This is the next factor to be considered . The size of the store matters as the visual

    merchandising, fixtures , stocks , shelves ,etc .

    Size of the store: 5,000 sq ft .

    Layout

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    SWOT analysis

    STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY THREAT

    Eco friendly as

    they are non

    leather .

    Mind set of people Only 3% of

    footware sales is

    premium non

    leather footware

    Competition from

    leather sectors

    Innovation Lack of experience

    as the brand is

    new to the market

    People are

    becoming more

    fashion

    conscience and

    eco friendly

    No entry barriers

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    Goals and objectives

    Goals and objectives are the primary requirement for a business plan as only when

    there is a defined goal, objective and the vision stated the company would know

    what has to be achived and would decide the ways to achieve them which is calledthe mission .

    Goal :

    To become the world leading non leather premium footware brand in the world .

    Vision

    To achieve good visibility for the brand in order to meet the goal in two years time

    Mission

    To adapt to changes in the environment and to offer better benefit of non leather

    footware .

    Sourcing of non leather footware from overseas at lower cost .

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    The four Ps of marketing

    The four ps of marketing include product , price , place and promotion .

    Product is something that is either tangible or intangible that benifits a consumer .

    Here the product is non leather premium footware for women .

    Price is the quantity of payment or compensation given by one party to another in

    return for goods or services. There are different types of pricing strategies like

    physchological pricing, penetration pricing , skimming pricing , etc. Here, im goning to

    follow physcological pricing . Psychological pricing is a marketing practice based on

    the theory that certain prices have a psychological impact. The theory is this drivesdemand greater than would be expected if consumers were perfectly rational.

    Psychological pricing is one cause ofprice points.

    Place refers to providing the product at a place which is convenient for consumers to

    access. It not only the location but also the channel of distribution . the channel of

    distribution that im going to follow is retail format .

    Promotion represents all of the methods of communication that a marketer may use

    to provide information to different parties about the product. Promotion compriseselements such as advertising, public relations, personal selling and sales promotion.

    .

    The promotion strategy that i would be using are attractive displays which is basically

    the visual merchandising and also advertisement in media and attractive offers

    during festive seasons , various customer retention strategies like privilege cards ,

    birthday gifts and special offers .

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychologicalhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_economicushttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_pointshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertisinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_relationshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_sellinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_promotionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_promotionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_sellinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_relationshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertisinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_pointshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_economicushttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychologicalhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketing
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    Product profile

    Some people prefer to spend their money on eco friendly shoes to maintain a

    vegetarian lifestyle. Others are more concerned about sustainability of the planet

    and how the materials used in making shoes, such as leather, affects animals and theenvironment.

    Yet others are bothered by the use of toxic materials, such as glue used in making

    most shoes and how those toxins are absorbed into our bodies and affect our overall

    health. Whatever your motive is for choosing eco friendly shoes, you are most

    definitely not alone.

    Here we are ! Solemates -the Fashionable non leather footware made out of organic

    cotton, bamboo and synthetic . Whether you are looking for a fabulous three inch

    heel to go dancing in or comfortable running shoes for the entire family, you can now

    choose to go green with your footwear and have eco shoes for each occasion.

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    INTRODUCTION TO FOOTWARE RETAIL INDUSTRY

    Footwear is a necessity to every person and at the same time is now a lifestyle as alsoa performance enhancement product; and is thus a segment with vast potential.

    The Indian footwear market is estimated to be worth Rs.13,750 Crore and constitutes

    just about one percent of Indian retail. About 37.8 percent of Footwear retail is in the

    organized segment, which qualifies it as the second most organized retail category in

    India, next only to Watches.

    Men's footwear comprises the largest share of the organized market accounting for

    about 52 percent in value terms.

    As footwear retailing in India has remained focused on mens shoes, there exists a

    whale of opportunity in the exclusive ladies and kids footwear segment. This is

    especially surprising as women globally in line with global trends are the key decision

    makers for buying footwear. The ladies footwear segment still remains the most

    untapped as nearly 80-90 percent purchases happen in the unorganized market

    largely due to the dressing habits of women for whom consideration of durability or

    comfort are less important than colours and designs that go with dress.

    With the Indian woman becoming more brand-conscious as opposed to the past

    state of being product-conscious, more and more internationally renowned players

    are expected to enter the Indian market to fill this need-gap.

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    Volume Share of Products Segments in Footwear

    The children's and kids' segment also accounts for a significant share due to the

    increased emphasis on sporty looks. Given Indias very young population, the market

    for childrens footwear is also attractive for new organized players to enter and earn

    supernormal profits.

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    Volume Share in Footwear

    The footwear market today is showing a trend where more and more competitors

    within the segment are coming together and forming alliances through cross-

    promotions and tie-ups benefits for enhanced reach and offering the consumer

    access to a wider range of products and brands.

    The London-based Carlton group became the first overseas player to enter the Indian

    womens footwear market when it set up its first store at the MGF Metropolitan Mall

    in Gurgaon recently.

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    Growth of Indian Footwear Retail

    ( Value Rs. Crore at 2003-04 Prices )

    The entry of specialty sportswear retailers such as Royal Sporting House, Sports

    Station and Planet Sports providing the best shopping experience for customers and

    a platform to showcase the worlds top sports and active lifestyle brands has

    transformed the organized retailing scenario in the country. Royal Sporting House has

    over 40 stores in India, many of which are placed in prime locations within shopping

    malls. It is the exclusive distributor of brands such as Mizuno, Caterpillar, TYR, Dunlop

    Sports and non-exclusive ones such as Reebok, Adidas, Nike and Skechers. Planet

    Sports, with 20 outlets in the country, is the licensee in India for leading sports

    brands such as Puma, Speedo, Converse and Wilson, among others.

    The sportswear market is the only sector in India that has the presence of all three

    top international brands. The year 1996 witnessed the entry of Nike, Reebok and

    Adidas that gave a new dimension to footwear and fashion retailing in the country.

    Playful promotion campaigns, world class merchandising and the internationally

    styled stores enthused consumers to go for an extra pair of shoes and a couple of

    extra Tee Shirts and add a little bit of sporty images to their lifestyle.

    In the face of increasing competition from leading multinational players, domestic

    footwear retailers have also woken up to the opportunity that the segment beckons

    and are realizing that exposure to shopping standards abroad have made Indian

    consumers demand the same formats and experience here. Responding to this

    challenge, major domestic players like Bata and Liberty have significantly

    transformed their retail formats to become more lifestyle- oriented and are

    positioning themselves as vibrant and contemporary Indian brands.

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    In recent years the market has seen entry of a host of new domestic and foreign

    brands like Drish, Lotto, Lotus Bawa, Now, Oakridge, Royal Elastic, Sketchers,

    Teenage, Teva, Timberland and Vans. Fashionable brands like Stryde and Red Tape

    and MNC brands like Allen Cooper, Franco Leone, Gaitonde, Gucci, Guess, Lee

    Cooper, are further developing the market by creating new segments.

    Segment wise classification of women footwear segment:

    Segments Price Ranges in Rs % of growth

    Traditional footwear 699 999 5%

    Designer Footwear 599 799 10%

    Formals 299 699 40%

    Casual Wear 499 799 25%

    Sports Shoes 500- 699 20%

    About 37.8 percent of Footwear retail is the organized segment, which qualifies it as

    the second most organized retail category in India, next only to Watches. While the

    average spend on the footwear by urban consumers is Rs 240/annum, consumers in

    rural areas spend just about Rs 100/annum. The annual domestic consumption offootwear is approximately 1.1 billion pairs per annum, and top 20 cities contribute

    about 450 Million pairs/annum.

    The womens category is largely unorganised, in fact close to 95% of the category is

    unorganised. With respect to the rest of the world, this is an anomaly as the womens

    category is majorly organised and forms a big chunk of the market. Thus for us as

    retailers in the womens footwear category, the market is still largely untapped and

    hence a big opportunity for growth. At present, almost all of the organised retailers

    in the womens footwear category are located in the metros and Tier I cities an d

    towns. The Tier II and Tier III towns have over the last few years seen a spurt in

    income driven by the service industry boom. Hence these towns definitely are a

    potential target.

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    Competitor analysis

    Upper segment repersents premium segment brands

    Middle segment popular and economic segment brands

    Lower segment mass segment

    My product is going to be positioned in the premium segment

    guess,gucci,leecooper

    kobbler,missy,liberty,crocs

    bata, khadhims,

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    Market

    Target market

    People with an eye for fashion aging between 16-25 belogning to the upper middleclass and upper class .

    Demographic segmentation

    Age : 16-25

    Income segment : upper middle class and above

    Gender : women

    Physchological segmentation

    Lifestyle: fashion oriented mind set.

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    Finance

    Average sales per day : 30 pairs

    Annual income : 999*30*365(no of working days )=10,939,050

    Fixed Capital :

    Rent =15,00,000

    Fixtures =35,00,000

    Working Capital :

    Avg stock=3000(1st

    3 months )

    Avg sales turn over =30*365/3000 =3.6 times

    Mark up=40%

    Total investment =3000*365*650(avg cost )=10,95,000

    Note: the above worked out total investment is for the first three months and from

    the fourth month it would be 1000 and thereon keep increasing .