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2019 Everyone's Table

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Execution        front-stage  Site sample

Menu sample 

Video sample 

back-stage  brunch cafe for kitchen

Samsung theme




Keywords     #homeFood #soloMeal #breakfast #areYouEating #late-nightSnack #newlywed #modernPeople #dad #commute #todaysTable #everyonesMorning #everyonesTable 

Category        #delivery #drive-thru #food 


Date     19.01.19

Name        Everyone's Table    

Concept        Eat breakfast in the car on the morning commute 


Process     Site -> Order, front/back gate -> Drive-through 


Purpose        Breaking the reality of skipping meals while working to make a living

        1) "Are you eating these days?"

2) Creating work for housewives 

3) A realistic work-life balance company: yoga - cooking - selling


Revenue         1) Direct revenue      Killer content sales

                        1st target) 1,800,000 won  = 3,000 won X 30 people X 20 days 

2) 3rd party     Snacks, lunch, dinner etc. 

3) sponsorAD  Group buying, mart ads, ingredient delivery, restaurant ads   


Killer content      

Composition    : Meal + drink + mouthwash + napkin + memo 

Items      

Meal 1) Grilled rice cake skewer 

2) Rice cake brunch skewer

3) Sausage and rice cake skewer

4) Scorched rice roll-up kimbap 

5) Fried tofu kimbap 

6) Egg roll kimbap 

7) Detox kimbap 

8) Yogurt cereal


Drink 1) Maxim

2) Americano

3) Plum

4) Yuzu

5) Herb tea

6) Earl Grey 

7) Mineral water

8) Sparkling water

9) Gold Medal


Use            Breakfast


Implementation stages      Prototype - review (product, packaging) <--> review (product, packaging) - MVP page build - video production - apartment ad - limited-quantity sale 

  - mvp target)        600,000 won   = 3,000 won X 10 people X 20 days 

  - 1st validation target)  1,200,000 won  = 3,000 won X 20 people X 20 days 


Notes          1) Common - same-day made, same-day sold 

2) Common - 1 product 1 video 

3) 3rd     - Distance limits, item overlap limits, per-person production limits

- Initial training: recipes, ingredients, and uploading follow HQ training before individual activity


Cost of production        3,250 won = 2 rice cake skewers (2,250 won) + packaging (1,000 won) 

        1) Rice cake: 1,125 won each

- 45,000 won = rice 25,000 won (8kg)  +  processing 20,000 won  

- 40 ea = 8,000g / 200g 

2) Packaging: 1,000 won

- Skewers, parchment paper, takeout bags, twine, masking tape 

- Paper cups, holders, sticks 

3) Poster: 30,000

             4,250 won = 2 rice cake skewers (2,250 won) + coffee (1,000 won) + packaging (1,000 won) 

        1) Rice cake: 1,125 won each

- 45,000 won = rice 25,000 won (8kg)  +  processing 20,000 won  

- 40 ea = 8,000g / 200g 

2) Packaging: 1,000 won

- Skewers, parchment paper, takeout bags, twine, masking tape 

- Paper cups, holders, sticks 

                                3) Poster: 30,000

5,500 won = 2 rice cake skewers (2,250 won) + coffee (1,000 won) + mouthwash (500 won) + cheese & extras (750 won) + packaging (1,000 won) 

        1) Rice cake: 1,125 won each

- 45,000 won = rice 25,000 won (8kg)  +  processing 20,000 won  

- 40 ea = 8,000g / 200g 

2) Packaging: 1,000 won

- Skewers, parchment paper, takeout bags, twine, masking tape 

- Paper cups, holders, sticks  

                                3) Poster: 30,000





[ Announcement ]

Am I earning money to live

or to get fixed?

At an age where it gets confusing, 

a Sampal-gwangttaeng old bachelor

has made up his mind to do breakfast. 

To introduce some accountability, I'm looking for people to share it with.


If you watch the video and think it looks worth eating, 

send me the money via KakaoBank and I'll place it at the parking lot front gate.

Do a drive-through on your morning commute~


So that the work we do to make a living

doesn't become just another kind of labor,

I'm looking for companions to do this with. 

If you're interested, KakaoTalk me~





[ Update ]

Niche strategy


Market Kurly - supplier-selection-centered curation, resale BM, demand forecasting via big data analysis 


 





This English version was translated by Claude.

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