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Introduction:...................................................................................................................................2
3.2. Positioning:...........................................................................................................................3
a. Value proposition:.............................................................................................................4
b. Channels:...........................................................................................................................4
c. Customers segments:.........................................................................................................4
d. Key partners:.....................................................................................................................5
a. Awareness:........................................................................................................................5
b. Consideration....................................................................................................................5
c. Purchase:...........................................................................................................................5
d. Retention:..........................................................................................................................5
5.1. Risks:....................................................................................................................................6
6. Conclusion:..................................................................................................................................7
7. Executive Summary:....................................................................................................................8
8. References:..................................................................................................................................9
3.2. Positioning:
Rebel foods has grown out to be the largest online restaurants brand in India. Under its
umbrella, it has various famous brands like Faasos and Behrouz biryani, the positioning of
the brands in the rebel foods can be differentiated by the price of the dishes and meals
offered to the customers. Rebel foods brands can be diversified right from economy to the
premium segment, moreover, brands such as slay cater to the economic class of the society.
The majority of the rebel foods brands such as Faasos, Wendy's, oven story, lunch box,
firangi bake, good bowl, and the biryani life are strategically placed in the sub-premium
section. Behrouz biryani and the biryani life offers the same product but difference can be
seen in the price of the products offered. Wherein, the biryani life is less expensive than
Behrouz biryani. Lastly discussing the premium segment, it has only one brand sweet trust
which targets niche customers.
b. Channels: The important distribution channel for the rebel food is its website. The
second most preferred and used channel is its mobile applications which are very
convenient to use. Swiggy, zomato, and other food aggregators do play a major role in
increasing the sales of the company. The predominant thing is its application interface
which catches the attention of the buyer.
c. Customers segments: Rebel foods are forying mostly in urban cities of India. The major
target customers are millennials who more often use their smartphones to order online.
d. Key partners: The farmers are the key partners which provide fresh vegetables to the
company. The second most important would be retailers/companies which provide all the
affordable kitchen supplies for the chefs. Most importantly all the employees working in
the company, mostly quite independent. As they do all steps of the operation process
themselves, Suppliers of beverages brands act as a companion to the dishes.
6. Conclusion:
In order to reduce material costs, various steps can be taken. Food costs of the rebel foods
can be monitored regularly using various methods like Menu engineering can be done on
a quarterly basis, these will help to eliminate unpopular dishes from the menu and price a
suitable rate for the costly dishes. Each week or two rotate inventories duty of the
employees. Such an approach reinforces the team informed and trained, as well as the
staff honesty.
Abid Shahid Khan (1976360)
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Establishments are facing huge losses in commissions paid to the food aggregators. To
solve these issues a platform is developed known as Dot pe, it enables outlets to just
provide a much more personalized, brand-driven experience. Customers enjoy house-
style menus, ordering choices, as well as the ability to pay online, all for a considerably
smaller commission than Zomato and Swiggy. It just charges 3-5 percent commission
wherein food aggregators charge 20 percent commission or more, so this strategy appears
to be gaining traction, as evidenced by Swiggy's recent announcement of a new direct
delivery model. As mentioned above keeping eye on the inventory and dot pe platform
installed will increase the revenues of the company and if these suggestions are taken into
consideration these would lead into increasing the profits in the kitchens individually.
To conclude with the assignment, rebel food has managed to succeed for the unicorn
status because firstly it has identified its potential target audience which are generally
Millennial and generation Z. The company is updated with all technological features, all
the kitchens equipment’s are advanced and run rebel operating system that combines
culinary skills with supply chain management. Product and services of the rebel foods
helped the company to achieve its goals in the long run. Moreover, rebel foods has the
excellent marketing strategy, the company uses Google ads word, social media, pay per
click models to reach to mass audiences. To attract new consumers and ensure loyal
customers, different promotions and discounts are made available via the website and
applications of their different brands of the rebel foods, as well as home deliveries. In the
difficult times of the pandemic food aggregators played a major role in the growth of
sales of the company. Lastly, the company has the potential to capture new markets with
its innovative food ideas and may capture $2 billion valuation in upcoming 3-5 years.
7. Executive Summary:
This report was commissioned to examine why the rebel foods has managed to complete unicorn
status in short span of time. Beginning the report with emphasizing on the target market and
positioning of the different brands in the company. Major part of question is answered drawing
two criteria that was business model canvas and customer journey map. Value proposition is the
first measures in the business model canvas, where it was identified that technology and
innovative ideas play a very crucial role in functioning of the rebel foods. In the second and third
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Roy, D. (2020, May 15). Sales Dip, But Average Order Size Up For Rebel Foods; Expansion
Plans On Hold. Retrieved from Entrepreneur India:
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/350679
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