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Peng's Takeaways Makeover Implementation Phase - Forging a New Start


Conceptual image of a hand touching a glowing digital circuit, titled the evolution of digital transformation.
Digital transformation

Introduction

With the slow lift of restrictions, life is gradually returning to normal. People, on the other hand, still do not feel comfortable physically being in stores and prefer to order what they need online and get it delivered to their houses, and restaurants are no exception; the figure below shows the forecast numbers for online food delivery market from 2017 to 2024 in the United Kingdom. From 19.2 million to 36.2 million in 8 years.

Line chart of UK online food delivery users from 2017 to 2024, rising from 19.2 million to 36.2 million.

The figure below shows the revenue of the online food delivery market from 2017 to 2026 in the United Kingdom. From 3.5 billion Euros to 12 billion Euros in 2021, expected to reach 20.6 billion Euros by 2026.

Bar chart of UK online food delivery revenue from 2017 to 2026, growing from 3.5 billion to a projected 20.6 billion euros.

The question here is how Peng's takeaways will be able to be part of this upscale trend and use this opportunity to expand his business.

Horizontal bar chart of food delivery and takeaway operators UK consumers used or planned to use during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, led by Just Eat at 52 percent.

With our marketing campaign channels identified, we will need to:

  • Scope the specific objectives of each digital marketing channel

  • Quality, KPIs & data used for measuring the campaign impact

  • Time: start & end dates of the campaign

  • Resources: financial, in-house human, social resources and challenges.

Triangle diagram of the project triple constraint showing quality, scope, schedule and cost as the four fundamentals of every project.

Scope:

Objective:

  • Identify ways to increase revenue using digital transformation.

Channels:

Diagram of a digital marketing channel sub-strategy, mapping tactics such as assess, campaign and strategy across multiple marketing channels.

Integrate with third-party providers

At the start of the campaign, integrating third-party online food delivery platforms is essential as it allows access to an established customer platform which can act as a short-term goal until the creation of the in-house marketing methods.

Use social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram) through paid advertisements and influencers.


Create a website and a mobile application

Having an in-house website and application is a long-term goal.


Website

The website's primary purpose is for sales and to promote Peng takeaway services online. Success in achieving this primary purpose.


Mobile application

Mobile apps provide customer-appropriate content and a personalised experience. Analysing user behaviours, geography, language, and interest apps can tailor a delightful experience for the customers. Further, the mobile app offers customisation provisions for the users to set their preferences.

Agreeing on which of the three types of mobile applications:

  • Native application: One platform, i.e., Apple iOS, Google's Android, or Windows Phone.

  • Hybrid mobile application: Multiple platforms

  • Web application

There are over 4 million apps in the Google Play and Apple App Store combined, according to statista.com.

Bar chart comparing the number of apps available on Google Play, the Apple App Store and the Amazon Appstore.

The figure below shows how popular downloading applications are. Not having one will put Peng out of the game.

Bar chart showing the global number of mobile app downloads in billions rising year over year.

Use virtual counters

To achieve this task, we will need to transform all the paper menus to a digitised version of a restaurant menu available to the customers over a counter kiosk inside the shops and QR codes printed and distributed around the area of operation and new potential locations.


Quality: KPIs & data used for measuring the campaign impact

  • Utilising and enhancing Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).

  • Website creation and mobile development

  • More engagement on social media platforms and increase the reach.

With the above steps cleared, we expect to upscale by 40 %.


Time: start & end dates of the campaign

The campaign timeline will be six months to achieve the sales target.


Resources: financial, in-house human, social resources and challenges

There are various challenges that businesses have to go through while transforming digitally, such as,

  • Financial constraints to kick start the digital transformation journey

  • Lack of expertise in operating within a digital environment.

  • Wrong interpretation of data analysis as the data starts building up to identify the trends.

  • Introducing change in the working environment might have some rejection from the staff in the initial stages, fearing they will lose their jobs.

Peng's take away digital maturity

Peng's Takeaways' digital maturity level is classified at the non-digital level. They do not have a website or mobile application, and their interaction with third-party applications is not fully utilised.

Digital business maturity model pyramid with levels from non-digital and presence up to E-engagement, integral and the future, showing the share of UK SMEs at each level.

New Business Process Model

Flowchart of a new business process model for online food ordering, showing swim lanes for customer, platform, in-person and phone from placing an order to delivery.

References

  • Heinze, A., Rashid, T., Fletcher, G. and Cruz, A., 2016. Digital and Social Media Marketing. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group. (P 16 - figure 0.20 the complete buyer persona spring).

  • Heinze, A., Rashid, T., Fletcher, G. and Cruz, A., 2016. Digital and Social Media Marketing. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group. (P 34 – Figure 1.4 The digital business Maturity Model).

  • Sketchbubble.com. 2022. Scope Triangle. [online] Available at: <https://www.sketchbubble.com/en/presentation-scope-triangle.html> [Accessed 23 August 2022].

  • Statista. 2020. COVID-19: food delivery companies used in Britain | Statista. [online] Available at: <https://www.statista.com/statistics/1107313/covid-19-food-delivery-companies-used-in-great-britain/> [Accessed 23 August 2022].

  • Statista. 2021. Number of users in the Online Food Delivery market in the United Kingdom 2024 | Statista. [online] Available at: <https://www.statista.com/forecasts/891085/online-food-delivery-users-by-segment-in-the-united-kingdom> [Accessed 23 August 2022].

  • Statista. 2022. Biggest app stores in the world 2022 | Statista. [online] Available at: <https://www.statista.com/statistics/276623/number-of-apps-available-in-leading-app-stores/> [Accessed 23 August 2022].

  • Statista. 2022. Global iOS & Google Play app downloads by quarter 2022 | Statista. [online] Available at: <https://www.statista.com/statistics/695094/quarterly-number-of-mobile-app-downloads-store/> [Accessed 23 August 2022].

  • Statista. 2022. UK: online food delivery market revenue 2017-2026 | Statista. [online] Available at: <https://www.statista.com/forecasts/1298580/uk-united-kingdom-online-food-delivery-market-revenue> [Accessed 23 August 2022].




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