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PRACTICE ACTIVITY 21 (ENG VER)

Hello Guys,
             Back again with me on my Blog, I will tell you my activities as usual on campus especially the kitchen and this time me and my friend will make a product to sell and we are given a sales target of 2 million in 3 days so we have to think about the menu that will be sell later, this is not the first time in sales and has a target so this is part of the learning system in Sales.

            Today's menu that we will sell are Fish and Chip, Butter Fried Rice, Chocolate Pudding, and Ice Tea. Before that, we divided several groups into cooking each menu and I got Chocolate Pudding.
            The price we market also fits the students' pockets with different tastes than others and different variations, on the basis that we make menus according to the available ingredients so we are accustomed to how to think quickly to make a menu that will be marketed which is certainly consumer tastes at the right price.


           That was my activity this time about selling products and I hope you enjoy it and if you have questions just comment below.

 

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