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ON
CONSUMER SATISFACTION
BINAI PRINTS
-:PREPARED BY:-
ABHAY PRAVINBHAI SOLANKI
-:CLASS:-
T.Y.B.B.A. [SEMESTER VI]
-:GUIDED BY:-
PROF. ISHA MAM VYAS
-:COLLEGE:-
GRACE COLLEGE
-:SUBMITTED TO:-
SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY
-:ACADEK9C YEAR:-
2021-2022
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INDEX
1 Industry overview
2 Company overview
3 Departmental overview
4 Research methodology
5 SWOC analysis
6 Suggestions
7 Future plan
8 Conclusion
9 Bibliography
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INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
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1 Introduction
INTRODUCTION
India has been well known for her textile goods since very ancient times. The
traditional textile industry of India was virtually decayed during the colonial
regime. However, the modern textile industry took birth in India in the early
nineteenth century when the first textile mill in the country was established at Fort
Gloster near Calcutta in 1818. The cotton textile industry, however, made its real
beginning in Bombay, in 1850s. The first cotton textile mill of Bombay was
established in 1854 byacottonparsimerchant.
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CHALLENGES FACED BY INDUSTRY
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RECENT TREND OF INDUSTRY
The textile industry is varied, which means that many countries choose
their own path and direction to follow, whether that is medical textiles or
high fashion. However, there are a few trends that seem to be the new
direction for most of the textile market.
Technology
Non-Woven Fabrics
Domestic Sales
Environmental Sustainability
Technology:
Technical textile are large and growing market right now. Countries
are rehabilitating mills and buildings and hiring new staff work on
new innovations like 3D printed clothing and shoes or smart fabrics
with small chips that act as conductors and energy converters.
Non-Woven Fabrics :
Domestic Sales :
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Countrieslike china and the united states are focusing
Internationally, Butdomestically as well. Creating products
domestically, and marketing to local communities, is creating a
new and larger market for countries that are normally
internationally focused.
Environmental Sustainability :
COMPANY OVERVIEW
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1 History
2 Company profile
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3 Vision & Mission
4 Organizational chart
5 Forms of organization
6 List of products
They have strong network to deliver only quality products to their satisfied clients
spreading over worldwide. They are dealing in countries like Africa, Congo,
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Kenya, Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Tanzania. They are growing day-by-day with their
strong network to supply our quality products to our customer within the time line.
We are also engaged in providing Fabric Printing Services to our clients. They
have a sound infrastructure base established at Jetpur (Gujarat, India) that has
enabled us to provide premium quality array of fabrics. Catering to the ever
evolving needs.
COMPANY PROFILE
Website www.binaiprinters.com
E – mail binaiprinters@gmail.com
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Corporate office Jetpur,Gujarat (India)
No. of employees 30
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VISION AND MISSION OF THE COMPANY
VISION
MISSION
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ORGANIZATION CHART
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Managing Production Head
Director • Mr. Chatty
• Danish makwana
Production Team
• Mr. Paresh Javiya
Factory Manager
• Mr. Sandip • Mr. Raju
• Mr. Sanjay
• Mr. Kaushik
FORMS OF ORGANIZATION
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As mentions in the company’s law there are five type of organization which is as
follows:
Binai Printers Is said to be Private Sector as its name itself suggest and it has all
the element of private limited company.
LIST OF PRODUCTS
Sarees
Dress materials
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Fabric print
Wax print
Lump
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DEPARTMENTAL OVERVIEW
DEPARTMENTAL OVERVIEW
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1 Overview of marketing
2 Market segmentation
3 Departmental chart
4 Channel of distribution
5 Pricing policy
OVERVIEW OF MARKETING
DEPARTMENTAL CHART
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CHANNEL OF DISTRIBUTION
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Channel of Distribution are considered the most important elements
among various elements of marketing mix. The main function of these elements is
to find out the appropriate ways, though which goods to be made available to the
market.
1. Direct Channel
In this channel product is direct deliver to consumer without the help of
any middle man that‘s why we can say Direct Channel.
2. Indirect Channel
In this channel product is not direct deliver to consumer. In this
process includes many middlemen as like dealer, retailer, wholesaler etc.
Producer
Dealers
Retailers
Consumer
PRICING POLICY
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Pricing policy means to determination our product, at how much cost it can
be sold. The pricing policy of company influences its sales to a large scale. Price
is one element of marketing mix that produces revenues the other element of
marketing mix is product cost. Wrong pricing decisions avoid effects of all right
decisions related to products.
The pricing policies I have something regarding the important at pricing in
the practical business practice by whom pricing policies is taken? As we know that
price denotes vehicles of product in term of money it is equally important to seller
and buyer.
When a unit takes pricing decision they have to consider such factor like
taxes, expenses, Government policy, Profit etc. In “Binai Printers” Pricing is
deciding as under:
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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Sr. no. Particular Page no.
1 Meaning of research
3 Research title
4 Research problem
5 Research objectives
7 Sample size
8 Data analysis
9 Questionnaire
10 Limitations of study
MEANING OF RESEARCH
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“Marketing Research consists of systematic design for collection, analysis,
and reporting of data and findings relevant to specific marketing situation facing
company.”
TYPES OF RESEARCH
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Exploratory Research
Descriptive Research
Causal Research
Exploratory Research:
The exploratory studies are carried out to explore a subject. This approach
attempts to discover general information about a topic that is not well
understood by marketer.
Descriptive Research:
The focus of descriptive research is to provide an accurate description for
something that is occurring. The recommendation and finding a descriptive
research are definite.
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It is very popular form of market research and is used extensively with
the research purposes to explain, monitor and test the theory.
Causal Research:
Marketers use this approach primarily for predictions and to test hypothesis,
though it can also be used to lesser extent for discovery and exploratory purpose.
RESEARCH TITLE
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
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capabilities. Customer satisfaction information, including surveys and ratings, can
help a company determine how to best improve or changes its products and
services.
RESEARCH PROBLEM
Lack of data
Unnecessary information
Insufficient reports
Lack of coordination
Lack of support
Unmatched time with company
Time consuming
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RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
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Quantitative Qualitative
method method
Primary
data
collection
Whether a source if primary can e determined by the way it is being used by the
researcher. For example, a speech about the declaration of independence that was
delivered by a note statesman on its hundredth anniversary would be secondary
source for scholar studying the document philosophical origins.
Secondary data is a type of data that has already been published in books,
newspaper, magazines, journals, online portals etc. and few companies of
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information are also selling the information and data which they collected
that are also secondary data.
I have used primary data.
SAMPLE SIZE
To carry out market research ,researchers need a representative sample that can be
collected using one of many sampling techniques, A representative sample is a
small number of people that reflect, as accurately as possible, a larger group.
An organization cannot waste their resources in collecting information from
wrong population. It is important that the population represents
characteristics that matter to the researchers and that they need to
investigate, are in the chosen sample.
Take into account that marketers will always be prone to fall into a bais in
the sample because there will always be people who do not answer the
survey because they are busy, or answer it incompletely, So researchers
may not obtain the required data.
Regarding the size of the sample, the larger it is, the more likely it is to be
representative of the population. A larger representative of the population.
A larger representative sample gives the researcher greater certainly that the
people included are the ones they need, and they can possibly reduce bais.
Therefore, If they want to avoid inaccuracy in our surveys, They should
have representative and balanced samples.
There are two ways to obtain a representative sample:
Probability sampling:
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In probability sampling ,the choice of the sample will be made at
random Which guarantees that each member of the population will have
the same probability of selection and inclusion in the sample group.
Researchers should ensure that they have updated information on the
survey the majority to establish representativeness
Non-Probability sampling:
In a non-probability sampling different types of people are seeking to
obtain a more balanced representative sample. Knowing the
demographic characteristics of our group will undoubtedly help to limit
the profile of the desired sample and define the variables that interest
the researchers, such as gender, age, Place of residence etc by Knowing
these criteria, before obtaining the information, researchers can have the
control to create a representative sample that is efficient for us.
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FIGURE : 1
From the above chart the ratio of male is 30% and the ratio of female 70% .
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In above chart we can see that the no. of respondent whose age is between 15 to 25
are 30. 25 to 35, the no. of respondent is15. 35 to 45,the no. of respondent 5 and
last 45 onwards the no of respondent is zero .
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From this response of this question 75% people are aware about our
brand 15% are not so much aware about our brand and 10% are not
aware about our brand.
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From the response of this question 45% people are aware about our
product through internet 8%magazines and pamphlets, 7% people are
seen advertisement on wall paints, 8% people are seen advertisement on
newspaper and only 5% people are seen advertisement on hoardings.
So on the basis of analyzing we can say company has given their
efforts on internet advertisement.
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From the response of this question 11% people are purchasing our
product from factory outlet 54% people are purchasing our product
through retail store, 10% people are seen purchasing our product from
our agency partner and only 25% people are purchasing our product
from other shops
From the response of this question 54% of consumer says that our
products meet their needs very well.41% of consumers says that our
product meet their needs extremely well 5% of consumer says that our
product does not meet their needs
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From the response of this question 43% of consumer use our
product regularly 54% of consumer use our product sometimes and 3%
consumer does not use our products
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How often do you use our product or
6 services?
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3 Series 1
Series 2
2 Series 3
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Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4
Above chart is showing the rating perfection of Binai Printers existing products
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• 63% consumer are saying that the quality of Binai printers product is excellent
• 36% consumer are saying that the quality of Binai printers is same as other
firms
• 1% consumer are saying that the quality of binai printers is not good
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From the above chart we can say that 95% consumers are satisfied with pricing of
Binai printers. Remaining 5% consumers are not satisfied with pricing of Binai
printers products
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• 23% people are saying it is less pricing from other brands.
• 66% people are saying it is equal pricing from other brands.
• 9% people are saying it is high pricing from other brands.
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• 64% of consumer agree that we are providing best quality of product
• 30% of consumer strongly agree that we are providing best quality of product 4%
of consumer says that we are providing same quality as other products 2% of
consumer disagree that we are providing best quality of product.
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• 36% of consumers are satisfied with binai printers after sales service
• 53% of consumers are very much satisfied with binai printers after sales service 10% of
consumer have neutral response about binai printers after sales service.
• 1% of consumer are not satisfied with after sales service of Binai Printers
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• 73% of consumer says that they will recommend our product to a friend,family and
relatives.
• 22% of consumers says that they maybe recommend our product to a friend,family and
relatives.
• 5% of consumers says that they will not recommed our product a friend,family and
relatives.
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QUESTIONNAIRE
Male
female
3) What's your age group? o Above 15 o 25-45 o
Above 45
4) Are you aware about Binai Printers brand?
oYes
o No
o Maybe
oYes
o No
o Maybe
o Magazines
o Pamphlets
o Wall paints
o Newspaper
o Hoardings
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7 )which product do you prefer mostly?
o Sarees
o Dress Material
o Taka Kapad
o Wax print
o Yes
o No
o Maybe
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o Very well
o Regularl
o Sometimes
o Never
o 1
o 2
o 3
o 4
o 5
o Likes
o Dislikes
o Neutral
o 1
o 2
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o 3
o 4
o Yes
o No
o Less
o Equa
o High
o Very costly
18) To what extent you agree we are providing the best quality of product?
o Strongly Agree
o Agree
o Strongly disagree
o Natural
o Very likely
o Likely
o Unlikely
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20) How much are you satisfied with Binai printers after sales service?
o Very satisfied
o Satisfied
o Natural
o Dissatisfied
o Yes
o No
o Maybe
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DATA ANALYSIS
After collection of data, graphs, tables and charts are prepared with the
help of software. Graphs and charts help to analyze the collected data in a proper
and desired way. Findings and data interpretation becomes easy with software as
manual calculation is time consuming.
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LIMITATIONS OF STUDY
• Sample size:
The number of the units of analysis I use in my study is dictated by the type
of research problem that I am investigating. Note that, if my sample size is
too small, it will be difficult to find significant relationships from the data.
• Other:
It explores only one dimension of the customer brand relationship
perspective. And also there are some limitations like knowledge or
language limitation, customer response are also matter likewise
this are some limits for research.
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This research work has been designed as a study employing quantitative
and scientific Methodology to the consumer-brand relationship across a diverse
set of brands from amongst several verticals the work traces the need for the
concept of customer-centric branding, explores brand functionalities and
proceeds to evaluate the degree of customer centricity of several brands. The
study further designs an experiment to explore the usage of a corporate blog as a
tool for enhancing consumer brand knowledge and consumer brand emotion.
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S- Strength
W- Weakness
O- Opportunity
C- Challenges
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SWOC analysis is one of the tools helpful to the company in finding out the
chances for the progress of the company. Today each and every firm finds
out its SWOC analysis in order to understand its present and future
condition.
Strength
Good product quality of bearing
Financially strong position
Loyal employees of company
Weakness
Very less advertisement
Lack of professionalism in some aspect
Opportunity
Company can increase its sales by doing more marketing
research.
Company can export its products in abroad
Company can cover more area for marketing network
Challenges
Cut-throat competition is increasing in bearing industry
High fluctuation in the rate of raw material
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SUGGESTIONS
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FUTURE PLAN
Future is always unpredictable and uncertain .no one can exactly predict what is
going on to happen in future. But if plan is prepared for that, it can be achieved
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with ease. The problems that may occur in future can be face out to great extent
and firm can minimize risk and can maximize profit
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CONCLUSION
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Concluding my project report, I would like to say, that “Binai Printers” is an
ideal company .It has achieved a great success within few years through their hard
work & constant endurance for perfection.
The relationship between management & their workers is quite appreciable. Binai
Printers is result oriented and provides their efforts to make the customer satisfied
and get more business
I again thank each and every person who helped me a lot to prepare this
project.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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To complete project on “Binai Printers” successfully I have referred
following books
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