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Donutes coffee and bakery is a coffee and bakery shop that was started in year 1989 with a rich history of 20 years. In 2013, they first landed in Puchong and it is the outlet that I will analyses on. Their selling points are 365 days 24 hours operating hours and the cosy in-store environment.
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servicescape analysis and recommendation - donutes coffee bakery
Donutes coffee and bakery is a coffee and bakery shop that was started in year 1989 with a rich history of 20 years. In 2013, they first landed in Puchong and it is the outlet that I will analyses on. Their selling points are 365 days 24 hours operating hours and the cosy in-store environment.
Donutes coffee and bakery is a coffee and bakery shop that was started in year 1989 with a rich history of 20 years. In 2013, they first landed in Puchong and it is the outlet that I will analyses on. Their selling points are 365 days 24 hours operating hours and the cosy in-store environment.
1.0 Donutes Coffee & Bakery Donutes is a coffee and bakery shop that was started in year 1989 with a rich history of 20 years (Donutes Corporation, 2010). They first established in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and now have more than 30 outlets in Taiwan and 3 outlets in Malaysia. In 2013, they first landed in Puchong and it is the outlet that I will analyses on. Their selling points are 365 days 24 hours operating hours and the cosy in-store environment. Hence it is not surprised that there is always no vacant seats in Donutes, especially during the night. 2.0 Servicescape Analysis 2.1 Spatial Layout & Functionality Spatial layout is important for Donutes because they are practicing moderate contact service which some of the task customer need to be self-service. Hence, cleverly layout design is needed. Spatial Layout Arrangement To guide customer clearly, Donutes separate the customer lounge and sales corner (Refer to Appendix 1.0). At the sales corner, there is small merchandise corner, customer service and payment register counter (Refer to Appendix 2.0). Then, outdoor take-out counter is to benefit customers who drop by to purchase and those who purchase beverage only (Refer to Appendix 3.0). Moreover, consumers especially students, middle-aged people and older people prefer more entertaining atmosphere and it will be a critical factors in their final choice between similar cafe or restaurant (Ryu, 2005). By realizing this, Donutes use open kitchen concept to allow customer view the kitchen cleanliness and baking process from window (Refer to Appendix 4.0). This helps to enhance pleasure and create memorable experience and transparency to customer (Alonsu & ONeill, 2010). 1
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment Furniture Arrangement Donutes use magazine shelf and wooden shelf as invisible wall to form a small enclosed area. They believe this may convey a sense of enclosure to customer who prefers more privacy (Simpeh et al., 2011). Then, there have space between each table and chair because customer will feel uncomfortable if they proximity to other seats (Ryu, 2005). The tables and chairs also arrange in a way that able to show the passageway to ancillary service areas such as washroom and magazine area (Refer to Appendix). With this, the customer satisfaction and sense of belonging will be enhanced as they can access to any corner easily (Simpeh et al., 2011). (Refer to Appendix 5.0 for illustration purpose)
2.2 Symbol & Sign
Donutes place their brand name and logo everywhere in the store, either on the wall, glass door or cabinets to communicate its brand image. Symbol that indicates their business nature and illustration that tells the brand history also on the wall. Therefore, customer can remember their brand because repetition exposure can enhance customer memory and future brand recall (Bettman, 1979). Donutes also teach and communicate with customer by using sign as a label, giving directions and inform behavioral rules (Lovelock & Wirtz, 2011). For example, there is a sign indicate the outdoor counter as take out counter; washroom sign, wifi details, no pets and more signs on the wall. It also has a bigger sign that tell the customers dos and donts at the entrance. (Refer to Appendix 6.0 for illustration purpose)
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment 3.0 Recommendation Lastly, the overall servicescape design of Donutes is good. I personally feel that the comfortable, convenient and effective layout has created a pleasure experience for me. Therefore, I am very satisfied with it. However, I suggest Donutes to make the merchandise area more stands out or place it near the passageway. With this in-store display, it can spur consumer impulse buying (Harrison, n.d.). On the other hand, they should also use sign to communicate service script to customer like telling customer the steps to collect their drink (Refer to Illustration 1.0). This is important because according to script theory, any error in the script or the step customer need to follow during service delivery will lead to dissatisfaction (Lovelock & Wirtz, 2011).
Choose your drink at
payment counter (Outdoor / Indoor)
Refer to your waiting
number (on the receipt)
Wait for the number
to be called
Collect your drinks
from the outdoor take-out counter
Illustration 1.0 Steps to collect drink in Donutes
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment References Alonsu, A. D. and ONeill, M. A. (2010) Exploring consumers images of open restaurant kitchen design. Journal of Retail & Leisure Property [online]. 9, pp. 247-259. [Accessed 1 May 2015]. Bettman, J.R. (1979) Memory factors in consumer choice: a review. Journal of Marketing [online]. 43(2), pp. 37-53. [Accessed 5 May 2015]. Donutes
Corporation
(2010)
About:
Story
of
the
brand.
Available
from:
http://www.donutes.com.tw/do_about.php [Accessed 29 April 2015].
Harrison, S (no date) What is point-of-purchase placement in merchandising? Available from: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/pointofpurchase-placement-merchandising-25685.html [Accessed 5 May 2015]. Lovelock, C and Wirtz, J (2011) Service Marketing: People, Technology, Strategy. 7th ed. England: Pearson. Ryu, K. (2005) Dinescape, emotions and behavioral intentions in upscale restaurant. Department of Hotel, Restaurant, Institution Management & Dietetics College of Human Ecology [online]. pp. 1-183. [Accessed 1 May 2015]. Simpeh, K. N., Simpeh, M., Nasiru, I. A. and Tawiah, K. A. (2011) Servicescape and customer patronage of three star hotels in Ghanas Metropolitan City of Accra. European Journal of Business and Management [online]. 3(4), pp. 119-134. [Accessed 4 May 2015].
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment Appendices 1.0 Floor Plan
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment 2.0 Sales Corner
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment 3.0 Outdoor Take-out Counter
4.0 Open Kitchen Concept
5.0 Furniture Arrangement
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment
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Service Marketing Individual Assignment 6.0 Symbols & Signs
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