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Pre-Operating Business Activities Guide

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3.

4 Pre-operating Activities

Pre-operating Activities February March

Market Research:
 Industry Analysis
 Competitor Evaluation
 Customer Surveys

Recipe and Equipment Development :


 Recipe Creation
 Taste Testing
 Equipment Procurement

Business Planning:
 Business Model Formulation
 Marketing Strategy Development
 Location Scouting
 Interior Design Planning

Final Preparations:
 Regulatory Compliance
 Staff Recruitment and Training
 Supplier Partnership
 Soft Launch

This table outlines the pre-operating activities for a business. These activities are tasks
that need to be completed before the business can officially open. They are divided into
four main categories: Market Research, Recipe and Equipment Development, Business
Planning, and Final Preparations.
Market Research: This involves gathering information about the industry, competitors,
and potential customers.
 Industry Analysis: Understanding the current market trends, opportunities, and
challenges.
 Competitor Evaluation: Identifying who your competitors are, what they offer, and where
your business can have an advantage.
 Customer Surveys: Collecting data from potential customers to understand their needs,
preferences, and buying behavior.

Recipe and Equipment Development : This section is crucial for businesses in the food
industry.

 Recipe Creation: Developing unique and appealing recipes that will attract customers.
 Taste Testing: Ensuring the quality and appeal of the recipes by conducting taste tests.
 Equipment Procurement: Identifying and purchasing the necessary equipment to prepare
the food.

Business Planning: This involves making crucial decisions about the business operation and
strategy.

 Business Model Formulation: Designing how the business will create, deliver, and
capture value.
 Marketing Strategy Development: Planning how to attract and retain customers.
 Location Scouting: Finding the ideal location that is accessible to the target market.
 Interior Design Planning: Designing the layout and aesthetics of the business premises
to provide a pleasant customer experience.

Final Preparations: These are the final steps before the business can open.

 Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring all necessary licenses and permits are obtained.
 Staff Recruitment and Training: Hiring the right people and providing them with the
necessary training.
 Supplier Partnership: Establishing relationships with reliable suppliers for business needs.
 Soft Launch: Conducting a trial run of the business operations to identify and rectify any
issues before the official opening.

3.5 Pre-Operating Expenses


Pre-Operating Activities Expenses

Market Research: 1,500 pesos

• Industry Analysis

• Competitor Evaluation

• Customer Surveys

Recipe and Equipment Development : 4,000 pesos

• Recipe Creation

• Taste Testing

• Equipment Procurement

Business Planning: 3,000 pesos

 Business Model Formulation

 Marketing Strategy Development

 Location Scouting

 Interior Design Planning

Final Preparations: 5,000 pesos

• Regulatory Compliance

• Staff Recruitment and Training

• Supplier Partnership

• Soft Launch

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