1. Increasing Milk Sales in Foodservice Final Report March 2003 Developed for SmartMarketing 2003
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15. Flavor Straws Were Very Effective in Increasing Ordering Importance of Promotional Item in Child's Decision to Order Milk 13% Not 14% Some 20% Very 53% Extremely 53% Not 34% Some 13% Very (Turns white milk to flavors)
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20. Milk Pint Sales Rose 47% During the Test in a Hamburger Chain Pre-test Test Milk Pints Average Store Weekly Unit Sales +47% 58 85
21. Sales of Milk Pints Grew 19% During a Combo Test with Donuts. Pre-test Test Milk Pints Average Weekly Unit Sales per Store +19% Double-digit sales growth shows even a highly-developed milk business can increase sales through promotions. 680 810
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23. Suggesting Flavored Milk – through Flavoring Straws – Impacted Both White & Chocolate Milk Sales White Milk Chocolate Milk Total Milk Test Locations % Change vs. Year Ago White milk sales increases were expected due to flavor straw popularity – straws turned milk into chocolate, strawberry or caramel flavor. The chocolate increase indicates the power of suggesting Milk.
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25. Milk Growth did not Cannibalize Coffee/Tea Sales at a Coffee Bar Coffee & Tea Milk % Change vs. Year Ago Pre-Test Test Pre-Test Test +32 +25
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27. Test Recap: Promotions delivered 30-60% sales growth Executive Summary Milk sales from the promotional and pint distribution tests grew an average of 42%. * due to a very low base. Average Growth From All Tests Upscale/Casual Business & Industry Midscale Quick Serve 0% 40% 80% 52% Children 35% Adults 42% Avg Test Milk Sales Growth Milk Flavor Straws Children-Oriented Promos Combo Deal Intro Plastic Pints & Flavors 60% 20% 62% MSR 55% 48% MSR 62% MSR 48% 48% MSR 47% QSR 34% MSR 58% B&I 47% QSR 23% B&I 30% 19% QSR 58% B&I 34% MSR 32% QSR 33% = Average 776% USR* 776% USR*
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35. Key Steps for a Successful Sales-Building Program Executive Summary Determine the best milk promotion for the targeted customer. Present and gain commitment. Jointly plan the implementation. Implement. Track and report results – fine-tune for next time. Develop promotion revenue, cost and ROI. Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 If the restaurant is introducing pints, be sure to let your consumers know about it. Use P-O-P as suggested on the "Menu for Program Design". Offer give-aways to children to keep them returning with their parents. Design the promotion based on your target customer and their consumer.
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38. Increasing Milk Sales in Foodservice Final Report March 2003 Developed for SmartMarketing 2003