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Cape Cod Collectables

                   BU 473
Sarah Gray, Christine Petrone, & Katie Wilhelm
Business Choice

Small business offers handmade
 nautical gifts
  • Located: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
      Barnstable County
      Town of Falmouth
Demographics

       Cape Cod
                • Population215,888
                              92.7% Caucasian
                              52.4% Female
                              30.1% = 40-59 years of age
                              Median income = $60,317
United States of America Census Bureau. U.S. Department of Commerce. Barnstable County QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau. By U.S. Census Bureau.
N.p., 18 Sept. 2012. Web. 15
Hoover's Inc. "Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Stores." 2012. Web. 27 November 2012. <http://subscriber.hoovers.com/H/industry360/overview.html?indu



                                                                   Industry
       Classified: Gift, Novelty, and Souvenir Industry
              • 30,000 stores
                           Combined annual revenue- $17 billion
       Small businesses’ competitive advantages
              • Unique items
              • Local artists work
              • Handmade items
              • Exceptional purchasing environment
           Hoover's Inc. "Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Stores." 2012. Web. 27 November 2012.
           <http://subscriber.hoovers.com/H/industry360/overview.html?industryId=1883>.

           "Falmouth, Cape Cod" Falmouth Chamber of Commerce. Falmouth Chamber of Commerce. N.p., 2011. Web. 29 Nov. 2012.
           <http://www.falmouthchamber.com/>.
Research


Quantitative


Qualitative
Quantitative Hypotheses
Hypothesis         Statement
Main Hypothesis    There is a demand for handmade nautical gifts on Cape Cod and a lack of
                   shops that sell these types of products. Therefore, a store like Cape Cod
                   Collectibles would be successful.
Sub Hypotheses     Statement
Sub Hypothesis 1   The group of individuals believed to respond most positively to this survey
                   would be of the following demographics; females between the ages of 30
                   to 59, who are married and are employed or have a spouse who is
                   employed in some way. The expected education level of this demographic
                   would be some college education. The projected income of this group
                   would be between $69,001 and $99,000.
Sub Hypothesis 2   If technology is implemented it will have a positive effect on the business
                   and will increase the amount of sales.
Sub Hypothesis 3   By offering customized and handmade nautical items on Cape Cod
                   customers will respond positively.
Sub Hypothesis 4   Quality service greatly impacts customer satisfaction and therefore by
                   providing quality service customers will be loyal to our company.
Sub Hypothesis 5   Price positively influences the perception of quality by offering handmade
                   and customized items at a reasonable price, customers will be influenced
                   positively which will influence their willingness to buy.
Qualitative Hypotheses
Hypothesis           Statement
Main Hypothesis      Cape Cod is an area of high tourism and seasonal businesses, by
                     considering other views of small business owners from a similar area or
                     from Cape Cod itself, conclusions will be drawn that better depict the
                     functionality of a small business.
Sub Hypothesis       Statement
Sub Hypothesis 1     Small gift, novelty, and souvenir stores will be more likely to offer their
                     customers a smaller variety of products with more details than a wide
                     variety with several options.
Sub Hypothesis 2     Small gift, novelty, and souvenir stores will be more likely to internally
                     produce a marketing plan if one is produced at all, rather than to
                     contract it out to an outside source.
Sub Hypothesis 3     The most important part of customer satisfaction for any small business
                     is that the customer is always right.
Sub Hypothesis 4     The inventory ordering process for a small gift, novelty, and souvenir
                     store is on an as needed basis and is done by the owner of the store.

Sub Hypothesis 5     A small businesses four highest expenses are rent, payroll, utilities, and
                     inventory.
Sub Hypothesis 6     Small gift, novelty, and souvenir stores will be more likely to use a
                     manual accounting system to keep track of cash flow in and out of the
                     business.
Quantitative Methodology
54 question sample survey
  • Approved by IRB
  • Survey software- surveygizmo
      Facebook or E-mail
  • Paper handouts
      Known relationship or local businesses
  • Criteria: visited, lived, or vacationed on Cape
    Cod
Consent Implied
Input data into SPSS
Qualitative Methodology
15 Individuals
  • Approved by IRB
  • Selected on criteria: owning a small
    business, on Cape Cod, or in a tourist town
30-40 Minutes
 Commonalities
  •  Codes
       Frequencies
Quantitative
Quantitative: Data Analysis

Constructs
  • Price Point
  • Product
  • Demographics
  • Marketing Strategies
  • Customer Service
Price Point
Willing to pay for items
  • Feasible inventory and attract customers
  • Develop price range
Crosstabs
  • Household Income X
      Likeliness to purchase nautical gifts
       Likeliness to purchase handmade gifts over
      factory made gifts
Product
Potential Products
Crosstabs
  • Gender
      Willingness to purchase nautical items or gifts
      Willingness to purchase handmade nautical gifts
      Willingness to purchase handmade gifts over
      factory gifts
Frequencies
  • Gender with each specific item
Demographics
 Insight about individuals
 Pie charts
 Crosstabs
   • Willingness to purchase nautical gifts X with the
     following:
        Yearly household income
        Education
        Employment status
        Marital status
        Age
Marketing Strategies

Marketing plan
Frequency
  • Promotional offers
  • Advertising methods
  • Social media
Customer Service

Superior customer service
  • Quality of service
Frequency Tables
  • Identify hours of operation
  • Online purchasing
  • Shipment of products
Quantitative Results
Discussion

Sub Hypotheses Disproved
  • Technology
  • Positive Response
  • Customization
  • Loyalty
  • Perception of Quality
Conclusion


Hypotheses – Disproved
One Correlation
Significance in data collected
Future Research


Ranking Questions
  • Misunderstanding
  • Incorrect data – could not be used
Expand sample group
Qualitative
Qualitative:
  Data Analysis & Discussion
Constructs
  • Marketing Strategies
  • Product Details
  • Customer Service
  • Business Experience
Marketing Strategies
Develop marketing plan
  • Internally
  • Externally
Discussion
  • 80% responded - internally
Product Details
Nautical gift trends
  • On the Rise
  • Stagnant
  • Declining
Wider variety vs. smaller variety
Inventory Management
  • Internal vs. External
Inventory Order
  • Routine vs. As needed basis
Customer Service
Customer Service
  • Customer satisfaction
Discussion
  • 66% - customer is always right
  • 34% - customer satisfaction
Business Experience
Small business experience
Effects of tourism
Seasonality
Make a profit vs. break even
Markup
Advertising
Accounting system management
Four highest expenses
Unexpected challenges
Future Research

Conduct further research
  • Target Interviews


More specific questions
Works Cited
 "Falmouth, Cape Cod" Falmouth Chamber of Commerce.Falmouth
  Chamber of Commerce. N.p., 2011. Web. 29 Nov. 2012.
  <http://www.falmouthchamber.com/>.
 Hoover's Inc. "Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Stores." 2012. Web. 27
  November 2012.
  <http://subscriber.hoovers.com/H/industry360/overview.html?industryI
  d=1883>.
 United States of America Census Bureau. U.S. Department of
  Commerce. Barnstable County QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau.
  By U.S. Census Bureau. N.p., 18 Sept. 2012. Web. 15 Nov. 2012.
  <http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/25/25001.html>.

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Final power point

  • 1. Cape Cod Collectables BU 473 Sarah Gray, Christine Petrone, & Katie Wilhelm
  • 2. Business Choice Small business offers handmade nautical gifts • Located: Cape Cod, Massachusetts Barnstable County Town of Falmouth
  • 3. Demographics Cape Cod • Population215,888 92.7% Caucasian 52.4% Female 30.1% = 40-59 years of age Median income = $60,317 United States of America Census Bureau. U.S. Department of Commerce. Barnstable County QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau. By U.S. Census Bureau. N.p., 18 Sept. 2012. Web. 15
  • 4. Hoover's Inc. "Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Stores." 2012. Web. 27 November 2012. <http://subscriber.hoovers.com/H/industry360/overview.html?indu Industry Classified: Gift, Novelty, and Souvenir Industry • 30,000 stores Combined annual revenue- $17 billion Small businesses’ competitive advantages • Unique items • Local artists work • Handmade items • Exceptional purchasing environment Hoover's Inc. "Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Stores." 2012. Web. 27 November 2012. <http://subscriber.hoovers.com/H/industry360/overview.html?industryId=1883>. "Falmouth, Cape Cod" Falmouth Chamber of Commerce. Falmouth Chamber of Commerce. N.p., 2011. Web. 29 Nov. 2012. <http://www.falmouthchamber.com/>.
  • 6. Quantitative Hypotheses Hypothesis Statement Main Hypothesis There is a demand for handmade nautical gifts on Cape Cod and a lack of shops that sell these types of products. Therefore, a store like Cape Cod Collectibles would be successful. Sub Hypotheses Statement Sub Hypothesis 1 The group of individuals believed to respond most positively to this survey would be of the following demographics; females between the ages of 30 to 59, who are married and are employed or have a spouse who is employed in some way. The expected education level of this demographic would be some college education. The projected income of this group would be between $69,001 and $99,000. Sub Hypothesis 2 If technology is implemented it will have a positive effect on the business and will increase the amount of sales. Sub Hypothesis 3 By offering customized and handmade nautical items on Cape Cod customers will respond positively. Sub Hypothesis 4 Quality service greatly impacts customer satisfaction and therefore by providing quality service customers will be loyal to our company. Sub Hypothesis 5 Price positively influences the perception of quality by offering handmade and customized items at a reasonable price, customers will be influenced positively which will influence their willingness to buy.
  • 7. Qualitative Hypotheses Hypothesis Statement Main Hypothesis Cape Cod is an area of high tourism and seasonal businesses, by considering other views of small business owners from a similar area or from Cape Cod itself, conclusions will be drawn that better depict the functionality of a small business. Sub Hypothesis Statement Sub Hypothesis 1 Small gift, novelty, and souvenir stores will be more likely to offer their customers a smaller variety of products with more details than a wide variety with several options. Sub Hypothesis 2 Small gift, novelty, and souvenir stores will be more likely to internally produce a marketing plan if one is produced at all, rather than to contract it out to an outside source. Sub Hypothesis 3 The most important part of customer satisfaction for any small business is that the customer is always right. Sub Hypothesis 4 The inventory ordering process for a small gift, novelty, and souvenir store is on an as needed basis and is done by the owner of the store. Sub Hypothesis 5 A small businesses four highest expenses are rent, payroll, utilities, and inventory. Sub Hypothesis 6 Small gift, novelty, and souvenir stores will be more likely to use a manual accounting system to keep track of cash flow in and out of the business.
  • 8. Quantitative Methodology 54 question sample survey • Approved by IRB • Survey software- surveygizmo Facebook or E-mail • Paper handouts Known relationship or local businesses • Criteria: visited, lived, or vacationed on Cape Cod Consent Implied Input data into SPSS
  • 9. Qualitative Methodology 15 Individuals • Approved by IRB • Selected on criteria: owning a small business, on Cape Cod, or in a tourist town 30-40 Minutes  Commonalities •  Codes  Frequencies
  • 11. Quantitative: Data Analysis Constructs • Price Point • Product • Demographics • Marketing Strategies • Customer Service
  • 12. Price Point Willing to pay for items • Feasible inventory and attract customers • Develop price range Crosstabs • Household Income X Likeliness to purchase nautical gifts Likeliness to purchase handmade gifts over factory made gifts
  • 13. Product Potential Products Crosstabs • Gender Willingness to purchase nautical items or gifts Willingness to purchase handmade nautical gifts Willingness to purchase handmade gifts over factory gifts Frequencies • Gender with each specific item
  • 14. Demographics  Insight about individuals  Pie charts  Crosstabs • Willingness to purchase nautical gifts X with the following: Yearly household income Education Employment status Marital status Age
  • 15. Marketing Strategies Marketing plan Frequency • Promotional offers • Advertising methods • Social media
  • 16. Customer Service Superior customer service • Quality of service Frequency Tables • Identify hours of operation • Online purchasing • Shipment of products
  • 18.
  • 19.
  • 20. Discussion Sub Hypotheses Disproved • Technology • Positive Response • Customization • Loyalty • Perception of Quality
  • 21. Conclusion Hypotheses – Disproved One Correlation Significance in data collected
  • 22. Future Research Ranking Questions • Misunderstanding • Incorrect data – could not be used Expand sample group
  • 24. Qualitative: Data Analysis & Discussion Constructs • Marketing Strategies • Product Details • Customer Service • Business Experience
  • 25. Marketing Strategies Develop marketing plan • Internally • Externally Discussion • 80% responded - internally
  • 26. Product Details Nautical gift trends • On the Rise • Stagnant • Declining Wider variety vs. smaller variety Inventory Management • Internal vs. External Inventory Order • Routine vs. As needed basis
  • 27. Customer Service Customer Service • Customer satisfaction Discussion • 66% - customer is always right • 34% - customer satisfaction
  • 28. Business Experience Small business experience Effects of tourism Seasonality Make a profit vs. break even Markup Advertising Accounting system management Four highest expenses Unexpected challenges
  • 29. Future Research Conduct further research • Target Interviews More specific questions
  • 30. Works Cited  "Falmouth, Cape Cod" Falmouth Chamber of Commerce.Falmouth Chamber of Commerce. N.p., 2011. Web. 29 Nov. 2012. <http://www.falmouthchamber.com/>.  Hoover's Inc. "Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Stores." 2012. Web. 27 November 2012. <http://subscriber.hoovers.com/H/industry360/overview.html?industryI d=1883>.  United States of America Census Bureau. U.S. Department of Commerce. Barnstable County QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau. By U.S. Census Bureau. N.p., 18 Sept. 2012. Web. 15 Nov. 2012. <http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/25/25001.html>.

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