Carter Restaurants

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2012

Sophie BonnewijnMarketing Communications Plan

Carter Restaurants:

Dining in Harmonywith

Nature


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2 Sophie Bonnewijn- MACM 29-2

Sunderland University

Marketing Communication Plan-2709 words

PRODUCED FOR CARTER RESTAURANTS

BY

APOLLO PUBLIC RELATIONS

2012


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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Carter Restaurants Group is a new chain of restaurants, which opens its

first six branches in 2012. The restaurants will be built in accessible locations

such as city centres and immediate suburbs of major cities across the United

Kingdom. Because there are around 100,000 restaurants with combined sales

revenue of more than 20 billion already in operation in the country, the chain

faces tough competition. Therefore, to appeal to a greater audience, the

restaurants will offer menus which will feature a combination of vegetarian

and vegan dishes.

Carter restaurants will set itself apart from its competitors by the fact that

each item on their menu will indicate its carbon footprint. The brand will be

based on causal ethical eating, and will use an environmentally aware range

of products, such as local ingredients and traditional dishes. Because of this

unique concept, the chain will be able to display their environmentally aware

credentials, thus convincing its publics of Carter restaurants corporate social

responsibilities, their ethical considerations, and their support of the nations

economy. Subsequently, the campaign theme: Dining in Harmony with

Nature, will draw heavily on showcasing environmental awareness and

honouring the countrys traditions.

Throughout Carters restaurants marketing strategy, not only will their

product, price, promotion and place considerations be of the upmost

importance, transparency will also be essential. The marcomms plan will

provide context in which to view these plans. It will analyse the political,

economical, social, technological, legal and environmental issues that could

have an influence on the project, as well as the strengths, weaknesses,

opportunities, and threats that the organisation is or could be faced with.


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The business objectives will be aligned with the marketing communications

objectives and will take Carter restaurants values, mission and vision

statements into consideration. This will result in timely, specific, measurable,

and achievable campaign objectives and targeted messages, with activities

focused on key audiences and stakeholders.

The marcomms plan will be based on a 6-month plan and will consist of three

strands of interactive plans, to involve the public and media: pre-launch

awareness-building; integrated intermedia communications surrounding a

launch event and follow-up initiatives to keep publics engaged and

interested.

The tactics which will be employed will consist of five tools: advertising,

direct marketing, sales promotion, personal selling and public relations. Each

of these tool will be used to differentiate the Carter restaurants products and

services from their competitors; will remind publics of a their unfulfilled need

for the products and services offered by Carters restaurants; will inform

potential customers of what the organisation has to offer them; and will

persuade people to dine at Carter restaurants. These tools will also raise

attention, interest, desire, and action.

The report will conclude with a detailed outlining of potential budgets, a

GANTT chart and evaluation criteria.


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SITUATION ANALYSIS

A full overview of the external environment of Carters restaurants is

analysed with a PESTLE analysis, which discusses the political, economical,

social, technological, legal and environmental areas concerning the

organisation. A SWOT analysis reviews the internal and external factors that

have been taken into consideration for this project1.

Key issues stem from:

Importance of health, wellbeing and long life Environmental awareness Importance of tradition, nation and authenticity A growing demand for transparency and customer service The current economic climate A more competitive environment

Macro-Environmental Issues (PESTLE)

Economic: Crises/ people watch their expenses/ budget

Combined sales of all restaurants amount to 20 billion

Government and tax issues

Support of the nations economy: local ingredients, dishes...

Causal eating as a brand

Demand/ focus on transparency, CSR, health, authenticity,

environmental awareness

Competitive environment

Benefits for local and regional enterprises+ job creation

1Smith P, R. (1995). Marketing Communications: An Integrated Approach. London: Kogan Page.


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Political: Government and tax issues

Health and wellbeing guidelines

Import regulations

Locally produced products and ingredients: a lot of stakeholders

Globalisation leading to a diverse audience, which means a diverse menu

is required, even with vegetarian, vegan and traditional dishes made

with local products

Information: Carbon footprint

Origin of food, ingredients, dishes

Calories and sustainable meals: educating and feeding audiences

Knowledge required to create dishes

Demand for transparency/ information by audiences

Social: Causal ethical eating/ Dining in harmony with nature

Bringing healthy eating to the public by encouraging good eating habits

that are environmentally friendly

Food as a unifier: caring for nature and the nation

Wide and diverse audiences, with different preferences and differentcultural background

Image of vegetarians and vegans as alternative

Public demand for transparency, CSR, engagement in communities

Importance of reputation: the brand will invoke goodwill and support

Technological: Innovations and trends make it hard to keep up and to remain

competitive

Use of local, fresh products requires a well thought true plan

Transport/storage issues

Technology required to measure carbon footprint for menu

Environmental: Climate change, disasters, bad weather: influence on seasonal

ingredients

Wildlife, environmental and farming issues and life stock diseases

Use of fresh ingredients, means less packaging and storing

Transport costs


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SWOT Review

Strengths: Care for environment, CSR program, support of economy by being

environmentally friendly and using local products

Community engagement and job creation/regeneration

Heightening of nations culinary level and reputation

Brand awareness, prestige and good reputation: goodwill because brand is based

on causal ethical eating and authentic products

Following current trend and meeting demand of healthy living

Competitive benefits because of unique carbon footprint concept

and the complexity of combining vegan, vegetarian, local products, diverse tastes

of a broad clientele and traditional dishes

Locally produced ingredients means less import/transport costs

Locations (city centres, suburbs) with high density of potential, reputable clientele

Weaknesses: Economic climate, worldwide recession, price of investment

Seasonal offer and the environment/weather has a big influence

Dependent of trends and (food) reviews/critics

Strict regulations in food industry

Expensive food because of its freshness

Complex menu requires expert chefs and good management/staff

Locations (city centres, suburbs) require storage space, parking,

technology/materials...

Low awareness levels of the organisation and the concept among audiences

Portrayal of vegetarians and vegans as weird, alternative

Opportunities: Opening of six restaurants in major cities: good market share, awareness, and

potential audiences

Few restaurants which combine vegetarian and vegan, original concept and

specialisation, less competition

Following the healthy living trend and awareness of the environment

Start with good reputation and goodwill

Brand establishment and creation of loyalty

Individualisation as well as possibility for intense group experience in dining


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Threats: Different stakeholders with sometimes competitive interests

There are already 100,000 restaurants

Non-vegetarian restaurants also offering vegetarian meals

Crisis and economic climate

Climate change and environmental disasters

Crisis, accidents such as food poisoning...

Bad reviews

TARGETED AUDIENCE

Carter restaurants targeted audience consist predominantly of: ABC1s, upper

middle class business men and women, middle class executives and

managers, and lower middle class white collar office workers. They are likely

to be single or couple, between 25 and 55 years old, likely to have received

tertiary education and living within a two-hour travel time of the restaurants

(not included international visitors). This audience wants to portray itself as

refined, sophisticated, and successful. They have the income to eat out

regularly at first class diners, and do so in a social as well as business-like

context. They care about their health, but do not have the time (or knowledge)

to cook for themselves. This audience is also into yoga and believes in the

concept of a healthy spirit in a healthy body. Furthermore, they like the idea

of supporting the nations economy, and they are delighted to be able to dine

in a causal, ethical way, as this allows them to support the environment in an

effortless fashion. This audience wants to showcase their involvement with

the nation and the environment not only during working hours, but also in

their personal life.

This general public is segmented into key publics and influencers which have

been identified as critical to the success of the campaign, based on their level

of interest and involvement.


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Primary publics

Clientele (mostly aged 25-55): ABC1 individuals

Tourists

Management

Board members

HQ staff

Chefs, central staff and employees

Suppliers

Transport organisations

Hotels

Clubs/ Bars

Local/regional businesses such as farmers...

Other collaborating organisations such as tourism, travel, leisure organisations

Opinion leaders such as food critiques, celebrities, chefs, life-style feature writers and other trade

press

News, PR and media organisationsRegional and local press

Shareholders

Investors

Other internal/external stakeholders

Secondary publics

Government agencies and departments

Environmental groups

Trade associations

Community groups and local authorities

Universities, schools and institutions

Unions


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OBJECTIVES

This campaign has specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound

objectives, relating to Carter restaurants own business objectives, goals,

mission, vision and values. The objectives are formulated in such a way that

outputs, outcomes, outtakes and business results, resulting from the

marketing and communications activities, can be measured and monitored.

This ensures an amount of flexibility throughout the campaign, and allows for

strategical adaptations to be made, if necessary.

The organisational objectives:

To provide vegetarian and vegan meals To provide traditional dishes To work with local ingredients and suppliers To be environmentally friendly

To support the nations economy by providing jobs To encourage healthy living, especially eating To provide excellent, efficient and personal service To provide a unique and group dining experience To become a well-known household brand name


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The marketing communications objectives:

Awareness To increase awareness, especially with ABC1s, concerning

Carter Restaurants and their concept

To keep publics and opinion leaders informed of the differentexperiences and offers at Carter Restaurants

Attitudes To generate/strengthen substantial and positive interest and

publicity in Carter Restaurants

To inspire brand loyalty The establish a relationship with its clientele based on trust and

transparency

To persuade clientele to dine at Carter Restaurants on a regularbasis

Behaviours

To attract and retain clientele To demonstrate the positive influences and advantages of

healthy dining with vegan and vegetarian meals

To encourage publics to demonstrate and spread theircontinuing interest, support and loyalty as brand ambassadors

for Carter Restaurants

To increase/stimulate favourable representation by media,publicists and key influencers at local, regional and national

level, offline as well as online


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KEY MESSAGES

Campaign messages have been developed to target the key publics and

influencers.

Clientele (25-55, ABC1):o Carter Restaurants represents a new, unique and more in depth

way of experiencing fine, healthy, ethical and environmentally

aware dining: Dining in Harmony with Nature

o Carter Restaurants supports the local economy and producestraditional dishes with vegan and vegetarian ingredients

Tourists:o Carter Restaurant has a unique concept, and is worth a visit (or

multiple), as it serves true English dishes, is made with local

ingredients, and is healthy as well as environmentally friendly

o The United Kingdom does have healthy and exquisite food

Opinion Leaders, media/press:

o Carter restaurants is a new chain which encourages healthyeating through the use of local, organic products, and

environmentally aware ethical dining

Stakeholders and employees:o Carter Restaurants will involve and promote local business in

its communications activities

o Carter Restaurants will illustrate its commitment to theenvironment by using local products and reducing the carbon

footprint

o The opening of Carter Restaurants will provide a lot of jobs


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Management, Board members, HQ staff, shareholders, investors

o The opening of Carter Restaurants will give the country a goodreputation concerning healthy living and food quality

o The unique concept of Carter Restaurants will attract and retainaudiences by adding value because of its unique concept(s),

which will also create goodwill

STRATEGIC APPROACH AND TIMESCALE

The 6 month campaign, has three distinct elements:

Pre-launch awareness building: creating buzz and awarenessand heightening expectations in advance of the launch event by

offering opportunities for meaningful interaction and direct

engagement using social media networking

Launch Event: integrated communications and activitiessurrounding the event and the opening of the first six Carter

restaurants

Follow up activity: communications and activities to keeppublics engaged and interested and to retain the attention of key

influencers, publicists and the media


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CAMPAIGN TACTICS

Pre-launch awareness building:-Social media networking and sales promotion (win)

A viral video will be posted on YouTube, which will feature the head of

Carter Restaurants. He, or she, will be seen preparing a healthy,

vegan/vegetarian meal. At the end, the CEO of Carter restaurants will

challenge the audience to create and cook a healthy, original meal for

themselves. The audience will have to post the video on YouTube, and the

link to the video will also have to be put on the Carter Restaurants Facebook-

fan page. The creators of the video(s) with the most likes will win prizessuch as an exclusive cookbook, in which their own dishes and names will be

featured. They will also be invited to the official opening of the restaurant(s),

together with a partner of their choice.

-Publications, competition and sales promotion (free)

In upmarket publications, and on Twitter, audiences will be challenged to

devise a unique vegan/ vegetarian recipe for a traditional English dish. They

will have to email or post their entries. Winners will be selected and will be

able to attend the exclusive opening of one of the first six restaurants and will

get a free taster session/menu.

- Publications, advertisement, direct mail, and sales promotion (save)

On key locations in the vicinity of the first six Carter Restaurants, posters will

be placed on billboards at transport organisations such as the coach service

National Express, Mega bus, and at Metro stations. Publications such as

brochures and leaflets will also be placed in airports, hotels, bars, clubs,

leisure centres, taxi cabs, sport centres, educational facilities, tourist centres,

DFDS Seaways and P&O Ferries.


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In trade press, business and leisure/lifestyle magazines, adverts will be

placed, which will feature the logo of Carter Restaurants, as well as the

slogan, together with a coupon. By scanning the QR code on the coupon,

audiences will be directed to the official Carter restaurants website near their

location, where they will receive information concerning the future opening

of the restaurants. They will also be asked for customer information.

Afterwards, they will be placed on a mailing list. In return, they will be able to

use the personalised coupon to get a 20% discount in one of the Carter

Restaurant branches near their location, within a limited time frame after the

opening of the first six restaurants.

Launch Event: 3-days (PR, news release and merchandising tools):Day 1: A press conference will be held for the media, where a press pack will

be handed out. This pack will contain company information, a news release, a

speech of the CEO, details of operations and background of the chain. There

will be an opportunity for a Q/A session.

After the session, the press will be invited into the kitchen, to see the chef(s)

cook, where they will be able to take part in an exclusive taster session. They

will also have the opportunity to download an exclusive app created for/by

the restaurants, which will measure the carbon footprint of certain foods and

which will provide you with essential information.

Finally, the press will also receive key chains and USB-sticks, with the logo of

the brand on them. This will provide local and regional publicity surrounding

the opening of each restaurant.


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Days 2/3: At the official opening of the restaurants, the winners of the

previously mentioned competitions will be invited, and their own dishes will

be prepared for the audience by professional chefs. Pictures will be taken, and

a jury of (minor) celebrities will decide which dishes are the best. The winners

(inventors of the dishes) will receive an all expenses paid trip to Costa Rica,

one of the healthiest countries to live in. Guests will also receive an

information or media pack. They will also have the opportunity to take a shirt

home, on which the collar will feature the slogan of Carter Restaurants: Dine

in Harmony with Nature (collar advertising). This will receive a lot of

(national) press coverage.

The books with the recipes will only be available at the restaurants, and a

percentage of the sales will go to an environmentally aware cause.

During the event a roaming reporter will video and interview the public

present at the event and immediately share these sources and experiences

through social media.

Follow up activity (PR, direct mail, advertising):-Website development and management:

The website will contain information concerning the ingredients used in

dishes, where they are cultivated, who cultivates them, and who prepares

them. This will differentiate Carter Restaurants from its competitors. It will

also have a blog section, on which the chef of every restaurant will blog about

events which have occurred in the kitchen. The chefs will also give advice on

how to prepare healthy and environmentally aware meals yourself. This will

remind and/ or reassure the audience of their need for the product and/ or

service.


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Every week, a guest blogger, which can be a celebrity, health expert,

environmentalist or food critic who visits one of the restaurants, will also be

given the opportunity to write a piece on the blog. This will inform the target

audience of the product/ service features and its benefits and it will persuade

them to come and dine at Carter Restaurants.

-Newsletter development and upkeep

Customers and employees will be kept up to date with a monthly newsletter,

which will include news, incentive schemes with cooperating organisations,

sections written by opinion leaders/influencers who have visited the

restaurants and hints and tips how to create healthy, environmentally aware,

traditional, vegan and vegetarian dishes. Customer information will be

available thanks to previous social media schemes and competitions, which

will have allowed the creation of a mailing list and contact database.

The first few editions following the event will give an overview of all the

activities, events, competitions and results of the campaign, making

transparency a key issue. It will contain a cover story, around 6 features and

an in perspective column.

-Social networking

On Pin Interest and Instagram a Pin board will be created with pictures from

Carter Restaurants. There will even be a special location available for photo

shoots. These shoots will be free, but the pictures will only be available on

social networks, and only if customers have checked in on Foursquare,

showing they were/are at Carter Restaurants.


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-Trade fair and event/class

Carter Restaurants will partake in food and cooking fairs to promote a wider

understanding of the brand. There the chain will also promote its ethical and

environmentally aware goals and objectives, as well as its healthy menus and

processes.

A How to cook vegan and vegetarian ethically class will be organised at the

restaurants. Places will be limited, but the course will be free of charge and

will last a half day. If it is successful, more follow-up courses can be

introduced.

-Hotline and taster sessions

A hotline, with the number available on the website, will be created. People

can phone in during certain hours to ask questions about the restaurant,

organisation or ethical, vegan and vegetarian dining. If they leave there

contact information, they could be selected to partake in a taster session

which will occur every month.

-Advertising on local radio


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BUDGET AND RESOURCES

This detailed budget outlines the potential costs together with a potential

consultancy fee, but is for initial planning purposes only.

Consultancy fee 40000

Monitoring, international and national 60000

Merchandising and promo tools 35000

Competition and books 25000

Media, press, info packs 15000

Classes, taster sessions, and similar 25000

Trade fairs 25000

Newsletter in different languages 20000

Photographer/ booth material 2000

Website in different languages 3000

Celebrity and similar fees 550000

Launch event/ press conference 60000Posters 4500

Radio adverts 25000

Advertising 50000

Collar advertising 7500

Photo shoots 10000

Expenses such as transport, telephone 4000

Additional costs 30000

Contingency 10000

OVERAL BUDGET 1001000


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EVALUATION AND MONITORING

Communications products should be evaluated on their inputs, outputs, out-

takes, and outcomes. This can be measured by using Twitter Wonk, Google

Analytics, IceRockets, Omniture and so on. All information required should

be collected and further developed. Monitoring should focus on media,

competitor and public monitoring. Progress towards the objectives can be

monitored through Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). All measuring of

objectives should be coordinated with the organisations business goals.

Inputso background information and research/o brief and planned activity: cost/time/material/ pre-testing

Outputs (message, exposure and audience reach)o Media coverage: opportunities to see; key messages; positive vs

negative comment; thematic breakdown of stories, press

clippings, distribution, placement, expression

o Social media coverage, qualitative and quantitative metricso Cyberspace analysis: tracking, clicks, reviews...o Website and newsletter subscribers and visitso Event attendanceo Customer panel/focus groups

Out-takes (favourably received, understanding, recall/retention,attention/ attitude and behaviour levels)

o Response to advertising in magazines, press and radioo Signups to social media accounts and newslettero Website hits; e-newslettero Social sharingo Requests for information via hotline and otherso Number of competition entrances


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Use of test groups and control groups with segmented and targetedaudience, through before/after surveys over a certain time span

Outcomes (change in awareness, opinion, behaviour)

o Growth/ increase in visitor numbers by survey or visitor auditso Public pollso Feedback from focus groupso Preference monitoring questionnaireo Visitor satisfaction: annual research survey and tracking

audience development

o Engagement level stakeholders: feedback questionnaire, one onone sessions or open feedback fore

TIMELINE

The campaign will last over a period of six months in which various tactics

will take place at the designated times. On the next page is the time table that

is to be used as a guide as when and which activity will take place.


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Pre-launch awareness:

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competition X

Publication/ Twitter

competition X

Posters/billboards X X X X X X

Leaflets/brochures X X X X X X X X X

Advertisement/ Coupon X X X X X

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speech/ Q/A

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Downloadable application X X X X X X

Event/ jury competition

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Collar advertising X

Roaming reporter X

Follow up activities:

Website/ blog X

Guest bloggers X X X X X

Newsletter X X X X X X

Social networking/ Pin

Interest/ Instagram

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Photo booth/ Foursquare X X X X X X

Trade fair X X

How to-cooking class X X

Hotline X X X X X X


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APPENDIX

This appendix contains a poster, a coupon advert, a photo shoot/ booth

example, a radio advert script and a press release. These are examples of the

tactics that will be used in order to achieve the set strategy.Poster:

Coupon:


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Photo shoot:

Radio Advert Script: The scene takes place outside of an office. A woman and

her college have just finished work. The advert lasts for 60 seconds.

A: Ive had such a hard day at work! Im starving!

B: Yeah, me too. And Ive not had time to prepare a proper meal whole week,

and you know how important it is for me to life healthy and environmentally

aware!

A: Well, I know a new place, where they prepare vegan and vegetarian meals

with locally produced ingredients! Its supposed to be a real tasteful

experience!

Narrator: Thats right! Come dine in harmony with nature at CarterRestaurants, wherethe menu shows the carbon footprint! You can dine in an

ethical and luxurious fashion, where the elegant surroundings, the cosy

atmosphere and the high quality foods will make you feel healthy mentally as

well as physically. Delicious vegan and vegetarian dishes prepared with local

ingredients will be available at your immediate request. Check out our

website at www.carterrestaurants.uk or dial 097976174

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Subject header: Launch of Carter Restaurants

28 March, 2012 Sophie Bonnewijn Carter-1

LAUNCH EVENT OF THE FIRST SIX CARTER RESTAURANTS

Plans have been unveiled for the launch of the first six Carter Restaurant in

the United kingdom. The restaurants will combine vegan and vegetarian

dining with traditional English dishes.

Over the past few years, vegan and vegetarian restaurants have become in

high demand. Some top athletes and celebrities are vegetarians and/or

practice veganism.

The hottest trend in healthy living, is now healthy dining. Following this

fashion, Carter Restaurants provides not only delicious and healthy meals

such as veggie stir-fry or hummus, they also provide a tranquil, luxuriousdining experience. Furthermore, all ingredients used in the Carter Restaurants

come from local producers.

David McHall, Head Chef at the London Carter Restaurant, says: We, the

staff at Carter Restaurants, are delighted to be creating and serving

everything related to vegan and vegetarian cuisine, which, we hope, will

encourage local people as well as foreign visitors to truly feel in harmony

with nature and with themselves. We have first-hand experience at how

stressful everyday life can be, and we hope to lighten the load a bit by serving

delicious, exquisite meals, which will leave you feeling nourished, healthy,

and happy.

Carter-1


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The original and exquisite menus available at Carter Restaurants will be

prepared by world class chefs, who are not only familiar with traditional

English and colonial dishes, but who have also mastered the art of working

with ingredients such as tofu, tempeh, and seitan. The menus will even

feature the carbon footprint of all the products.

"You have to experience it for yourself," says Stella Reservus, managing

director at Carter Restaurants. " We are thrilled by the feedback we have been

receiving from our health conscious customers, and we expect more of the

same in the future."

With a passion for everything related to vegan cuisine and dining, is rapidly

becoming the place to go. The concept is undoubtedly a highlight in our

nations culinary history, continues Stella Reservus, and we hope that

audiences will join us at Carter restaurants to experience it for themselves .

For further information about Carter Restaurants visit

www.carterrestaurants.uk, become a fan of the brand on facebook or follow

@Carterrestaurants on Twitter.

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Carter-2

A professional photograph of the London chef in action at the Carter

Restaurant is present.

MEDIA CONTACTS: Sophie Bonnewijn, Apollo Relations 01524-782086 or

[email protected]
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Notes to Editors

Carter restaurants is an environmentally aware chain of restaurants, which

cooperates with local business produce. It is also a flagship chain at the

British Vegan Fair in 2013, where the brand aims to demonstrate the criticalimportance of eco-friendly, healthy dining. For more information visit:

www.veganfair.co.uk

CONCLUSION

In this marcomms plan, integrated tools have been used such as Public

Relations, Direct mail, Personal Selling, Advertising, and Sales Promotions to

create a 6-months campaign that aims to create buzz, awareness and brand

loyalty amongst its targeted audiences. It uses key concepts and analysis such

PEST and SWOT reviews, the principles of DRIP and SMART, a GANTT

chart, and the business and marketing communications objectives are

combined, which resulted in a simple but efficient strategy. The tactics which

were used, were chosen to make the Carter restaurants chain get a

competitive advantage, as well as to receive goodwill, which is essential to

create relationships with customers. Transparency was a key issues

throughout the campaign, as this concept (as well as trust) are essential

requirements which, in time, can lead to brand loyalty.

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