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Project Feasibility Study
Fawaq International School
Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Project Feasibility Study

In partial fulfillment of the requirements in
Technology and Livelihood Ecucation (TLE) IV

Submitted by:
Danielle Aimee Salaya Catapang
IV – Universe

Submitted to:
Ms. Herna S. Bautista
TLE Teacher

March 09, 2011
Project Feasibility Study

* I. Introduction

A. Name of Business The name of the café is HotSpot.
B. Type of Business
The type of this business is Individual Proprietorship. This type of business entity is owned and run by an individual. In this type, there is no legal distinction between the owner and the business. Since this is the simplest among all the types of business, I chose to run this type.
C. Location
Olaya District, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The businesswoman chose that location because she observes that there are many students and office employees that pass by there.

II. Marketing Plan Preparation

A. Product Name/ Description
The businesswoman will be putting up a coffeehouse which she will call “HotSpot.” This name was chosen for hot spot means a lively entertainment place. In addition to that, there will also be wireless internet connection. The shop will have three parts; the first will be a soundproof room wherein music will be played, second will be a quiet room for the customers who prefer to stay in a quiet place, and third will be a smoking area.
B. Target Market
People within the vicinity – students, office employees, and passers
C. Positioning Target
There are a number of popular coffee shops in Riyadh. The most popular is the “Starbucks.” Others are Seattle’s Best, Coffee Day, Pascucci, and Lenotré.

D. Objectives 1. To come up with a sales target of 120,000 SAR 2. To come up with a sales budget of 80,000 SAR

E. Marketing Mixed Strategy 1. Pricing Coffee | cold | hot | short | 10.00 SR | 5.00 SR | tall | 12.00 SR | 7.00 SR | grand | 15.00 SR | 10.00 SR |

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