1.2 Marketing Plan Objectives
Marketing goals are established goals of a company. It clarifies the marketing
team’s intentions, provides team members specific guidance to pursue them and
provides executives with information to review and help them.
Expand Your Digital Presence
Before Bake Me Happy starts to sell, we bake to eat by ourselves. At that time, the
Lotus Biscoff Cheesecake demand started to be high, since back in 2020, the cake was
trending, and we grabbed the chance to bake and sell it to the local market. We added
the other dessert as mentioned above which is brownies. The brownies are also in high
demand with the Biscoff flavour. Hence, we created an Instagram account and
grabbed the opportunity to make a paid Instagram advertising so that potential
customers know that our cake is on the market. We also consider expanding Bake Me
Happy to the social media platform and investing in video content creation such as
Tiktok.
Retain Existing Customers
Our customer feedback loop needs to be implemented. To begin retaining
customers, we need to establish a process for collecting customer feedback and
sharing it with the rest of our organization. This is where a feedback loop with the
consumer comes into play. It enables the collection, analysis, and distribution of
customer feedback and surveys. Brand feedback should be circulated to correct
shortcomings in our high-quality bakes, such as Dessert Box. Through collecting and
sharing customer feedback, our company will respond to criticism and enhance the
customer experience efficiently. Bake Me Happy also wants to build customers’ trust,
maintaining or improving the quality of our baking.
Target new customers
In a small business like Bake Me Happy, we can segment customers based on their
age and gender. Aged 18 to 24 consuming dessert at least once a week, and nearly half
of those aged 25 to 34 eating dessert at least once a week, Millennials were the group
most to do so. Businesses normally know what age groups and sexes they want to