Project Report(17MBAPR407)

“A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVERTISEMENT AND

PROMOTIONAL OFFERS AT BIG BAZAAR BURDWAN”
BY
Mr. Mirza Samim
USN:
1IA17MBA33

Submitted to

VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY,

BELAGAVI

In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree

of MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Under the guidance of

INTERNAL GUIDE EXTERNAL GUIDE

Dr. Nijaguna G Mrs. Mekhala Basu.

Professor, HR. Manager.
AIT Department of MBA Big Bazaar Burdwan.

Department of MBA
Acharya Institute of Technology
Soldevanahalli, Hessaraghatta Main Road, Bengaluru-107

MARCH-2019
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Bazaar, Burdwan, West Bengal” is prepared by him under the

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thin project work is towards tlte partial friltilment ot the university regulations for the award
of degree of Master ot“ Business Administration by Visvesvaraya Technological l/niversitj
8elagavi I have undergone a summer project for a period of six weeks. I further declare
that this projecl is based on the original study undertaken by me and has not been submitted
for the award of any degree/diploma from any other university/institutions.

Place: Bangalore signature of the student

Date: 08/04/2019
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I wish to express my sincere thanks to our respected principal, Dr. Prakash M R, beloved
Dean-Academics, Dr. Devarajaiah R M, and deep sense of gratitude to Dr. M MBagali,
HOD, Acharya Institute of Technology, Bengaluru for their kind support and encouragement
in completion of the internship report,

I would like to thank Dr.Nijaguna G, Professor,department of MBA, Acharya Institute of

Technology, Bengaluru and external guide Mrs. MekhalaBasu, HR Manager at Big Bazaar
Burdwan, who gave me golden opportunity to do this wonderful project in the esteemed
organization, which helped me to learn various concepts.

Finally, I express my sincere thanks to my parents, friends and all the staff of MBA
department of AIT for their valuable suggestions in completing this project report.

Place: Bangalore Mirza Samim

Date: 08/04/2019 (1IA17MBA33)

 TABLE OFCONTENTS
CHAPTER CONTENT PAGE NO.
NO.
Executive Summary 1
1 Introduction 2
1.1 Introduction about Internship 3
1.2 Industry Profile 4-6
1.3 Company Profile 7
1.4 Promoters 8
1.5 Vision 8
1.6 Mission 8
1.7 Quality Policy 9-10
1.8 Product/Service Profile 12-15
19 Competitors Information 15-16
1.10 SWOT Analysis 17-18
1.11 Future Growth and Prospects 18-20
2 Conceptual Background And Literature Review 21
2.1 Theoretical Background of the Study 22-28
2.2 Literature Review 29-31
3 Research Design 32
3.1 Statement of the Problem 33
3.2 Need for the Study 33
3.3 Objectives 33
3.4 Scope of the Study 33
3.5 Research Methodology 34-35
3.6 Hypothesis Testing 35-36
3.7 Limitations 37
4 Analysis And Interpretation 38-60
5 Findings, Conclusion And Suggestions 61-63
Bibliography 64
Annexure 65-67

LIST OF TABLES
SL NO. CONTENT PAGE
NO.
1 Table showing respondents divided on gender 39
2 Table showing respondents divided on age group 40
3 Table showing respondent’s occupation 41
4 Table showing whether respondents visit frequently Big Bazaar 42
5 Table showing reason for visit Big Bazaar 43
6 Table showing how respondents come to know about Big Bazaar 44
7 Table showing the attractiveness of the advertisement of Big Bazaar 45
8 Table showing the quality of product as per the advertisement of Big 46
Bazaar
9 Table showing whether advertisement of Big Bazaar attracts them to 47
purchase items from Big Bazaar
10 Table showing the overall shopping experience due to offers and 48
discount in Big Bazaar
11 Table showing the most attracting visual in Big Bazaar 49
12 Table showing the arrangement of products during offers in Big 50
Bazaar
13 Table showing whether the pricing clearly written on the shelf 51
14 Table showing whether the offers are clearly presented through 52
displays in Big Bazaar
15 Table showing the range of products in Big Bazaar 53
16 Table showing whether the displays and promotional offers informed 54
in the store attracts
17 Table showing which type of promotional activities attract customer 55
18 Table showing the customer schemes of the company 56
19 Table showing whether the display helps in easy shopping in Big 57
Bazaar
20 Table showing whether the sales promotion activities helps to visit Big 58
Bazaar again
21 Table showing whether you would like to recommend Big Bazaar to 59
your friends and relatives

LIST OF CHART

SL CONTENTS PAGE NO.

NO.
1 Chart showing respondents divided on gender 39
2 Chart showing respondents divided on age group 40
3 Chart showing respondents occupation 41
4 Chart showing frequently visitors of Big Bazaar 42
5 Chart showing the reason for customer visit to Big Bazaar 43
6 Chart showing how respondents come to know about Big Bazaar 44
7 Chart showing the attractiveness of the advertisement of Big Bazaar 45
8 Chart showing the quality of product as per the advertisement of Big 46
Bazaar
9 Chart showing whether advertisement of Big Bazaar attracts them to 47
purchase items from Big Bazaar
10 Chart showing the overall shopping experience due to offers and 48
discount in Big Bazaar
11 Chart showing the most attracting visual elements in Big Bazaar 50
12 Chart showing the arrangement of products during offers in Big Bazaar 51
13 Chart showing whether the pricing clearly written on the shelf 52
14 Chart showing whether the offers are clearly presented through displays 53
in Big Bazaar
15 Chart showing the range of products in Big Bazaar 54
16 Chart showing whether the displays and promotional offers informed in 55
the store attracts
17 Chart showing which type of promotional activities attract customer 56
18 Chart showing the customer schemes of the company 57
19 Chart showing whether the display helps in easy shopping in Big Bazaar 58
20 Chart showing whether the sales promotion activities helps to visit Big 59
Bazaar again
21 Chart showing whether you would like to recommend Big Bazaar to 60
your friends and relatives
 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The main objective of retail business is earning more profit and increasing its sales revenue with
developing its business entity. It is possible when business occupied the whole retail market. For
this action the information should reach every customer through advertisement and promotional
offers with effective presentation upon television and internet. Now retail business is going to
conduct advertisement and promotional activity to attract the target audience.
The retail sector is a evergreen business in Indian market, every retail companies fighting in
market t o win their customer heart and retain the customers. In retail industry always most
benefit goes to first mover to upcoming sector, in India that benefit winner is “Big bazaar”
because of this Big Bazaar always try to do something new and changing customer attitudes,
buying habits etc. We can call big bazaar as trend setter to providing attractive offers and
creative advertisements. It is creating business as providing all customer needs and wants
under one roof and also offered to customers at affordable prices. So, in this project, study
about effectiveness of advertisement and promotional offers is done by Big Bazar in Indian retail
market.
The research titled “A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVERTISEMENT AND
PROMOTIONAL OFFERS AT BIG BAZAAR” at Burdwan. This research is useful to resolve
the retail marketing advertisement effectiveness on consumers buying behavior and visit to
store. The study on advertisement and promotional offers useful to conduct promotional
strategies to stores and it is helpful to analyze how to get customers’ attention towards stores for
them to buy the product more and more.
The research determining the effectiveness of advertisement and promotional offers on earning
customers towards store and customers are involving to visit store and buy more.
The study of research was based on marketing and prepared with well subjective to meet its
objective The Primary research was conducting for that, it was using survey research method for
collecting data from customers. For this survey structured questionnaire was used. The big
bazaar visitors were our target respondents; so, this survey was conducted with sample size of
100 for the study on effectiveness of advertisement and promotional offers in Big Bazar.
As per the Research study all the Big Bazar visitors of stores were aware and get attended
towards the advertisement and promotional offers of big bazaar.

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 CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP
The main aim of an internship program is to provide organisational experience and real-world
experience to the candidates. It basically involves the students in academic preparation and is
also a good platform to explore our business knowledge. It will also provide best experience to
the candidates who all are developing with research projects. The research should be done on an
individual basis for obtaining positive response of needs and interest of every candidate in
research programme. Every candidate will be playing an active role in these types of research
programmes.
The main motto of an internship programme is conducting and developing specific skills and
knowledge about an organisation and to also create various business contacts between
organisations. Such types of programmes also help in building self confidence in the competitive
business world.
Such types of internship programmes help the candidates to handle individual problems in a
professional way and information related to a particular job in an organisation. It provides some
major options to the candidates as they can change their future career plans with various
convenience sector.
Few points describing the benefits of various internship programmes to the candidates:
 It helps in developing personal as well as professional experience in the business world.
 Networking in various areas can be developed by the candidates.
 Mentoring as well as performance feedback form the company advisor can be done by
the Candidates.

TOPIC CHOSEN FOR THE STUDY

“A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVERTISEMENT AND PROMOTIONAL OFFERS
AT BIG BAZAAR”
PERIOD OF RESEARCH
Period of six weeks.
 REASON FOR CHOOSING THE TOPIC
 To gather information related to the effectiveness of each media.
 To collect the information related to consumer perception towards various promotional strategies
used by big bazar.
 To determine whether the promotional offers and schemes are helpful to them or not.
 To know consumer perception towards the various promotional measures used by big bazar.
 To know the satisfaction level of consumers of big bazaar and then comparing them to other
competitors of big bazar.

1.2 INDUSTRY PROFILE

INTRODUCTION
Retailing means selling goods from a fixed location. Variety of products are offered under a
single roof by retail industries and Indian retail sector comprises of two main groups organised
and unorganised retail stores. Stores having wide range of products are mostly preferred by
Indian customers. These are also known as departmental stores.
Retailers are the chain between manufacturer and end consumers. The main purpose of retailing
involves selling of goods and services directly to the end consumers. For fulfilling various needs
and wants they need to go to the retailers. Retailers come across the various demands of
customers through target markets promotional strategies and satisfying their needs and wants
through supply chain management. Services are being provided to individual as well as
wholesalers in small or large order by the retailers. One of the easiest ways to access to the
consumers is through various promotional offers given by the retailers. The Indian retail sectors
are the largest industries in India. Such retail industries are covering more than 10% of Indian
employment opportunity.
 RETAILING IN INDIA
The retail sectors are divided into 2 segments which are organised and unorganised retail sectors.
At currently, the organised retail sector is rising very rapidly. So, the retail sector is trying to
change the lifestyle of Indian consumer. Presently the Indian consumers are well aware about
quality of product and services.
Till 2012, the Indian government did not accept FDI on retail multi brands, any ownership in
supermarket and also 51% limited ownership on single brand retail outlets. But in January 2012,
Indian government decided to give opportunity to a single brand retailer, they owned at 100%
ownership, but they should 30% source from India and providing employment opportunities in
India. In November 2012, the Indian government decided retail reform to liberalizing the
condition for multi brands and single brand store. This way MNC entered towards Indian retail
market. such as Wall-mart, Carrefour and Tesco. Same way single brand also investing more in
Indian retail store which are IKEA, Nike, Apples etc.
Currently the Indian retail sector is growing positively. According to retail sector, 12 crore and
also annual growing rate of retail sector is 5.7%. Majorly food and grocery retail stores
contributing 7.439 crore per annum of world highest retail in India only.
Indian retail contributing more for GDP compared to other countries and that is India 10%, USA
10%, China 8% and Brazil 6%. Indian retail sector working favourably to the customers, we can
see some favouring works.
 Indian retail sector improving in purchasing power of customers through per capital income.
 Retail sectors promoting use of credit card facilities.

RETAIL FORMATS IN INDIA

 Specialty Stores

It is a single brand specialty stores and providing best services to customers. Reebok and
Manchester United stores are example of this.
 Departmental Stores

It is carrying variety of products and wide trange of assortment at lower price than other store to
customers. Example is food world.
 Convenience Stores

It is located in residential areas, customer can buy immediately and that is why that quite of high
price and quality of products. Example is Reliance Fresh.
 Discount Stores

They sell huge products but less than MRP rate. In this Stores give preferences to the
manufacturer brands. Example is the Loot.
 Hypermarket

It is located at fixed area and providing variety t of products at affordable prices to consumers
and providing best services to the consumers and carrying of consumers.
 Supermarket

It is selling mainly grocery and non-food products. Example is spar.

 Malls

It is located mainly in big cities and consisting high quality products. It is providing products,
food and entertainment in single outlet. Example is Orion.
 Vending Machines

This system is not popular in India. Actually, it came recently. This is an automatic machine, in
which customer can put money and take the product immediately.

CHALLENGES FACED BY INDIAN RETAIL INDUSTRY

 Huge Competition between organized retailers and unorganized retailers.
 Unavailability of supply chain management in retail sectors.
 Indian retail sector is growing very fast and the demand is increasing day by day.
 Indian based infrastructure is having very low level in Indian retailing.
 Negative response is being observed in retail sector related to Indian tax system and stamp duty.
 Indian retail industry is facing shortage in goods value and administrative error.
 Unavailability of skilled labors in Indian retail sectors.
 Indian government is having more restriction related to foreign direct investment.
 There is no recognition of Indian retail sector as an industry till now.
 1.3 COMPANY
PROFILE FUTURE
GROUP
Future group is a one of the Indian private company. It’s headquarter located at Mumbai. The
future group is significantly growing in retail sector and fashion sector in India with help of
most popular super market chains. These are like food bazaar, big bazaar, brand factory, lifestyle
stores and central etc. and future group is entering into manufacturing of foods and FMCG like
brands are tasty treat, Ekta, golden harvest, fresh and pure, mera swad, such etc. and also
providing home product in fashion like indigo nation, ring, scullers, all, Lombard, john millers.
The future retail and future lifestyle fashion these two retail companies are listed as Indian top
retail companies. According to BSE more than 36,000 people are working in future group.
Under future group more segments operating companies are there and these are
Retail sector – future retail ltd, future consumer enterprise limited and future lifestyle fashion ltd
 Financial sector – future capital holdings, future ventures and future general
 Other sector – future supply chains, future learning and future brands

ORGANISATION PROFILE
Big bazaar was incorporated at September 2001. It has launched first store at Kolkata and it has
opened 3 stores within 22 days in Kolkata, Bangalore and Hyderabad. Big bazaar is providing all
categories of products within one roof with affordable prices. It is working like Wal-Mart and
going successful way in India. All the success of big bazaar behind only one man is there he is a
Mr. Kishore Biyani, CEO of future group.
In big bazaar we can see over 1, 70,000 products within one roof. We can find best quality of
product at low price. Currently big bazaar is operating in India only. Earlier big bazaar was
lunching only with fashion like apparel, accessory, merchandise and cosmetics. After that added
food bazaar, Furniture bazaar, and electronic bazaar etc.
Big bazaar conducting more promotional offers like Wednesday bazaar, big day bazaar, and
great exchange offers these way and coming with new logos and taglines, like earlier come with
“Naya India ka bazaar” after that change like “Isse sasta aur accha kahin nahin” big bazaar is
promoting through various medias like television, social media and print and publishing new
logos through medias.
 1.4 PROMOTERS
In big bazaar, promoters coming only on offers days like Wednesday bazaar, Sunday bazaar, big
day, exchange offers or any other special days. Promoters coming to big bazaar almost three
fourth product of big bazaar, in offers days they can try to double the sale of product. The name
of particular product promoters we can see in below,
Beauty department:
LAKME, FRENCH FACTOR, LOTUS, VEGA, PARIS, BIOTIQUE.
 Process food:

PILLSBURY, NESTLE, ITC, KELLOGS, WEIKFIELD, CADBURRY, HORLIKS,

BRITANIA, PARLE, MC-VITICS, SOULFULL, PEDIASURE, DUKES, VEGIT, YAKURT,
NILGIRIS, KNOR SOUP and NUTRALITE.
 Non-food:

NIVEA, HIMAMI, MOHA, GARNIER, ENGAGE, MARICO, PARKAVENEE, J&J, MAMY

POKO, SOFY, RIKIT, STRIEX, SENSODYNE, PEPSODENT, HENKO, SOLMATE,
GILLATE, HUL, P&G, LIBERO, and CHICO.
 Staples:

DHARA, FORTUNE, OLEEVE ACTIVE, GEMINI, EMAMI, EASTERN and 24 MANTRA.

1.5 VISION
 Future group shall deliver everything, everywhere, every time for every Indian consumer in
the most profitable manner.

1.6 MISSION
 We will the trendsetters in evolving formats, creating retail reality, making consumption
affordable for all customers segment for classes and masses.
 We shall infuse Indian brands with confidence and renewed ambition.
 We shall be efficient, cost-conscious and committed to quality in whatever we do.
 We shall ensure that our positive attitude, sincerity, humility, and united determination shall
be the driving force to make us successful.
 1.7 QUALITY POLICIES
 Big bazaar has promised to customers for meet their requirements by providing timely and
continuous service.
 Big bazaar develops its work process by trained employees and improves the product and
service quality as per the customer’s feedback.
 Big bazaar providing all the 365-day services to customers.
 To maintain the product and services quality the big bazaar adopted a new technology and
innovation in all the big bazaar stores across the country.
 The main policy of big bazaar is providing good quality of product within one roof as per the
customer needs and wants.

VALUES
 Indianness:

Understand the Indian community and delivered services on community basis and also treat like
every customer are same.
 Leadership:

Maintain positive way in thought and business. It is creating innovative ideas, implement and it
is a responsible for that creation. It is not feared to any movement in business.
 Respect and Humility:

Caring of ever y individual and providing different facilities to everyone and before taking
any changes should communicating about that, respect to the people also inside and outside
the organization.

 Introspection:
Get feedback from customer and try to correct the mistakes, learn more from failures and
learn strength factors from failures, resolve the alternative solutions for salving particular
problem.
 Openness:

It is always openness to create new ideas. Respect the suggestion of others and always openness
to learning from different experience.
 Valuing and Nurturing relationship:

Maintain good relationship with customers and provide more what they promised, maintain
stakeholder relationship for developing organization, respect to Indian society and communities
and creating good relationship with them.
 Positivity:

Taking problems like challenges and solving those problems without any damages to business
and implement innovative actions.
 Adoptability:

Always openness to adopt any changes in business, learn more about new skills, it has
flexible nature in business and it can manage multitask
 Flow

Always learning with different experience and inspired from global business. It is creating
alternative ways to reach its goals.
OWNERSHIP PATTERN

Ownership pattern
1.8 PRODUCT / SERVICE PROFILE
Big bazaar is a one of hypermarket, it is providing 170,000 products in a one single building. We
can see many brands in big bazaar. In Burdwan, Big Bazaar is spread over three floors and it
have big product profile.
Different product departments
Ground floor
Fashion ladies wear Ladies Footwear
Home fashion Ladies western wear
Dress material Ladies ethnic wear
Ladies night wear Customer service desk
Trial rooms Baggage counter
Cash counter Beauty section

First floor
Fashion men’s wear Men’s jeans and t-shirts
Kid’s accessories Men’s night wear
Men’s occasion wear Men’s shirts and trousers
Men’s footwear Kid’s footwear
Men’s accessories Kid’s fashion
Trial rooms Cash counter
Wash rooms Dirking water

Second floor
Home wear Home fashion
Luggage Stationary
Toys Sport items
Electronics Cash counter
Drinking water Wash room
 Third floor
Food bazaar Staple
Dough batter Rice counter
Beverages Refrigerated products
Vegetable cutting Spice market
Dairy fresh Fruits and vegetables
Atta station Chakki counter
Fresh for you Apple mandi
Food junction Banana mandi
Cash counter Coconut mandi
Pay on delivery service desk Customer service desk

HIERARCHY IN THE STORE

STORE MANAGER

ent Assistant store manager Department manager Assistant department

Supporting Department
manager Team leaders
HR Manager Assistant HR manager
Assistant Visual merchandise
Admin Assistant admin Security Maintenance Housekeeping
Cash department
Customer seva desk

Hierarchy in the store

 AREAS OF OPERATION
Big bazaar is conducting Operation for running venture with good position and facing
competitors. Its main objective is providing best services to consumer and making profit in
positive way. Big bazaar involving tow way of operation, that are floor operation and where
house operation.
Floor Operation
Floor operation main responsibility is running store with attracting people towards store and
know the people and study the consumer behavior. Floor operation most important areas are:
 Merchandise management:
 Analyze the customer needs and wants through supply the right products
 Planning future selling point in present like increasing sales and any promotional activity.
 Buy the product from different manufacturer or whole seller for minimizing the product
price to customer.
 Manage product in floor as a use of proper system.
 Following FIFO method to store stock.

 Layout management:

Big bazaar is effectively use of store with supporting of interiors design, it is attracting the
customers and it is help increasing big bazaar total revenue of Burdwan.
 Offerings:

Big bazaar giving special offers to customer that’s future card, payback card, profit club card,
Sunday bazaar, exchange offers.
 Visual displays:

Big bazaar conducts visual displays through a window display, lighting store, colors effecting
within stores and music plays for attracting customer, these are all function easily increasing
sales revenue.
 Customer service:

Big bazaar providing best services to customer, these are like credit note issue, re-fund of
money, listening customer complaints, home delivery services, gift package facilities, order
 on call facilities, special offers announcement at CSD.
 Employee management:

Employee management is important in any company and also big bazaar hiring the people,
training to them as treat customer as friendly and also retain the best employees and also big
bazaar treat employees as customer.

MRP mismatch management:

Big bazaar procure product directly from manufacturer so they should do MRP mismatch
progress this process going where house operation and it will be changing as per offers.
Barcode issue:
Big bazaar is issuing barcode to all the products in warehouse. It increasing operational
efficiency in Big bazaar, and supporting to big bazaar positively like saving time, reduce errors,
decreasing operational cost.
Shrinkage management:
In India most shrinkage is going in retail sector; big bazaar tries to avoid this type of shrinkage
and it is conducting measures for these through where house.
Stock take:
Big bazaar directly buys the product from manufacture or whole seller, in warehouse divided the
product as per particular category, and customer have deferent product in under one building and
customer easily recognize what they want.

1.9 COMPETITORS
Shoppers stop:
Shoppers stop is basically Indian Retail Company, headquarter located in Mumbai.it handling
discount department store, hypermarket and supercenter. More than 14,000 plus employees
working in shoppers stop.

Trent: Trent is come under a TATA group, basically it is Indian company, was incorporated at
1998 and its headquarters located at Mumbai and Maharashtra. Trent given most preference to
western culture in India
Lifestyle:
Lifestyle is generally based on fashion clothing, it is incorporated at 1999, headquarter located
at Bangalore. It is running now across 26 major cities and 43 stores located at major residential
areas.
Spencer’s:
Spencer’s incorporated at 1996 and headquarter located at Kolkata, running under parent group
of sp Sanjiv Goenka. approx. 400 stores are running in India and there are 60,000 employees
working in Spencer’s.
Spar:
Spar is a grocery stores and hypermarkets, basically it is Netherlands Company and headquarter
at Amsterdam. It was incorporated at 1932.
Reliance fresh:
Reliance fresh is a super market chain of reliance group, was incorporated at 2006. Reliance
fresh Headquarter located at Mumbai. The founder of Reliance fresh is Mukesh Ambani.
More:
More was incorporated at 2007 and founder is humar mangalam birla. Handling supermarket
and hypermarket. In more there are 11,000 plus employees are working now.
Food world:
Food world located at Bangalore, it is generally based on subsidiary type of business, Food
world is incorporated at 1996, and it’s covering across all part of India through 67 store of food
world.
D-mart:
D-mart is private owned company and it is incorporated at 2005. The founder RK Damani, it is
handling department store and headquarter located at Mumbai. Minimum income of 1 year is a
one billion of US dollar.
 1.10 SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGTH WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIE S THREATS

Strength
 Big Bazaar provides wide range of products and services.
 Strong presence in local market.
 Affordability for middle class is provided by Big Bazaar.
 Attractive promotional offers given by Big Bazaar to attract customers through discount, sales,
exchange offers etc.
 Providing home delivery facilities.
 Good branding and Advertisement by using celebrity as a brand ambassador.

Weakness
 Big bazaar is not known globally.
 Customer loyalty for particular brand which is not available in Big Bazaar store.
 Overcrowded during offers.
 Long line in billing counter, people distract from this.
 Falling revenue /sq. ft.
 Opportunities
 A lot of scope in Indian retail market.
 Entering in high premium segment.
 Big Bazaar can plan to expand globally by tie-ups.
 Increase in consuming middle-class population.
 Increased rural penetration can also benefit Big Bazaar.
 Opportunities in online space.

Threats
 Competitors with global presence.
 Government policies more instruction on retail sector.
 Online market can severely affect the market share of Big Bazaar.
 Low price brand perceived to be of low quality in Indian consumer minds.

1.11 FUTURE GROWTH AND PROSPECT

The future group is planning to expand retail sector and it planning to invest more than Rs
500 crore, the future group CEO, Kishore Biyani informed about it. Now under future group
operating companies are future retail ltd, future consumer enterprise ltd and future lifestyle
fashions ltd.
In year 2016 the future retail ltd had planned to open 20 big bazaar stores, 6 to 7 of super
market chain central stores and 10 stores of brand factory.
Capital expenditure of future group will increase from Rs 500 crore to 600 crores.
Online retailer is giving tough competition to future retailers so future group decided to
invest Rs 200 crore for advertising in one financial year.
Big bazaar is planning to conduct weekly campaign for promotions. It will positively effect
on sales like will rise 25% to 28% in year 2018 from year 2017 of 16%.
Biyani planning to if all three business sales will grow at 30% in year 2018, the revenue of
future group will increase to Rs 22,500 crore.
DESCRIPTION OF TASK HANDLED
Sale of profit club membership card:
It is membership card of big bazaar. If customer deposit 10,000 rupee they will get extra benefit
of 2000 rupee for shopping and that 12000 rupee they can utilize in 12 months. Each month they
can shop for 1000 rupee for 12 months, if customer deposit 5000 rupee then he will get 1000
extra benefit total 6000 rupee for 15 months and the customer only can purchase 500 rupee per
month. In this profit club the customer also gets free carrying bag.
Store announcement:
Store announcement is done by CSD department. This announcement is about customer special
offers, discount, and new facilities of big bazaar for customer and staff announcement about any
clarification from deferent department for customer issues.
Gift wrapping:
In CSD the gift wrapping is done and it is provided free to customer without taking any charges
only they have to give the cash memo of bill to the CSD staff.
Exchange of product:
If customers dissatisfied from something of purchased from big bazaar product, the customer
can exchange the product within 15 days of purchase. But that product condition should be in
sealable condition and there should be reason for exchange, the product. If customer have any
guaranteed purchase product that will get repairs or exchange if any problem is found in that
product and that will be done under certain condition.
CSD staffs will check the product before exchange or issue credit note they should check gate
pass and, like any damages, purchase date. After exchange the product the credit not details is
maintained in a return book.
Home delivery:
Home delivery is done by big bazaar within 3 kms radius over the purchase of 1000 rupee. The
liquid product, biscuit, the glass type product is not delivered by big bazaar that item should be
taken away by the customer with them.
Gift vouchers:
Gift’s voucher is a gift that can be exchangeable for goods in big bazaar. It is available in all
over Indian big bazaars and food bazaar. Available denomination of rupee 50, 100, 250,
500, 1000, this gift vouchers are valid on the basis of that voucher.
 Customer interaction:
 Handling the customer in a very smart and promptness way.
 Handling angry customer with very effective way.
 Listening customer’s problem properly.
 Solving customer problem quickly.

FACILITIES:
Big bazaar providing variety of services to customer which are:
 Temperature is maintained as per weather.
 Lighting services for attracting the customer and showing extra.
 Providing drinking water facilities.
 Sitting arrangements for customer in each floor.

Special offer:
Free offer is given to some customer which is not printed on the signage which is generally
provided by the staff of the big bazaar.
Telephone calls:
Customer can use the telephone service for home delivery, query, product availability,
complaints, store location, and any other solution for quickly customer can use this facility.
Share with us:
Share with us big bazaar providing to its customers for collecting complaint through, share with
us book, and collect feedback through “share with us forms”.
Pay back card:
It is a membership card for the customer of big bazaar. The points get added for the customer
every purchase and sometime given extra offer to card members. Big bazaar gives 0.25 paisa to
earning of every one point and that can be used for the future shopping purpose.
 CHAPTER-2
CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND AND
LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND OF THE
STUDY ADVERTISEMENT
Advertisement as a tool of communication, but mostly as a marketing tool is subject to many
theories and explanatory and normative models. The word ‘Advertisement comes from the Latin
word of Advert ere “which helps to understand minds of people towards product.
Advertisement is helps to transfer the business promotional information to present and
prospective customer. It generally provides information about firm, place of availability and
quality of product. Advertisement is more important for seller in modern and large-scale
production, without advertisement and promotional activity they cannot push product for sales
effectively in competitive marketing. Advertisements and promotional activity break for
personal selling. Advertisement and promotional activity is concentrating on modern world
and considering competition and adopt modern technology through find customer fashion and
taste and promote product effectively in retail market.

FEATURE OF ADVERTISEMENT AND PROMOTIONAL OFFERS

Advertisement reach the information to masses through mass communication. Advertisement
and promotional offers are a non-personal communication because it is concentrating on
targeted audience not only individually.
Information:
Advertisement provides details information about the product and benefits to the buyers.
Suggestive
The Advertisement should be capable to provide proper suggestions to customers.
Profit maximization:
Advertisement is indirect income to the organization.
Non-personal presentation:
Advertisement is not going to meet in individually goal of the employee but it can observe the
customers personal appeal.
Consumer choice:
Advertisement is totally based on consumer choice. It is also influence the customers for
buying goods as per consumer preference like budget and choice. Right choice of product
makes happy to customers.
 Art, science and profession:
Advertisement is based on the creativity of the art and science.
Element of marketing mix:
Advertisement is a one of the major tools of four promotional mix. Advertisements is indirectly
contributing to sell goods and services.

OBJECTIVES OF ADVERTISEMENT
 To new product in marketing among the customers.
 To helpful in personal selling and it can use as sales man.
 To create awareness of new product.
 To face the competition in very effectively.
 To entering in to new market or concentrate on targeted audience.
 To increase the sale revenue in the competition market.
 To attract and retain the customer.

IMPORTANCE OF ADVERTISEMENT
Promotion of sales:
Advertisement is promoting the sale of goods and services through informing people about
particular product details. Advertisement is helpful to earn new customers in national and
international level.
Introduction of new product:
Advertising helpful to introduce new product, whoever introduce new product in market they
need to aware about product to people. Without advertisement nobody cannot introduce new
product. Advertisements are quickly aware particular product.
Creation of public image:
Advertisement is building the value of the advertiser. It is trying to fulfill customer needs
through informing character of product. In This way it increases this values and goodwill. It is
necessary to every business for fight against competitors.
Mass production:
Advertisement providing large scale production. It supports to promote large scale production.
Because business organization knows, with help of advertisement easily promote large-scale
business. Mass production is helpful to reduce the cost of production of product.
Research:
Advertisement is involving for development and research activity. Advertising had the
competitive activity in marketing. Every business tried to differentiate of it is product compare
to competitors and tried to give substitution in product though advertisement these are all
possible. Every business needed to conduct research and development in market. If it is not
conduct it will go out from the market.
Education to people:
Advertisement is improving knowledge of people about new products, uses and conditions.
Advertisement helpful to change people lifestyle, attitude, and buying behaviors and help to give
it up old habits and it is increasing standard of living of society.
AIDA MODEL
AIDI is a tool for ensuring the writing, copy and grabs attention. The four steps of tools are
needed to attract the consumers, visit the website and buy the product.

AIDA Model
Attention:
In a media need to attract filled world and grab the attention of people through a power full
worlds and power full picture catch readers and influence to read and wait for what say next.
Interest:
It is one of the challenging levels in AIDI model. After got the attention of readers we should
engage more with the readers and try to understand to them of particular message. Taking the
benefit of readers and catching reader’s attention.
Desire:
In AIDA model interest and desire is a hand in hand after building the readers interest, there
need to help them for better understand and how you help them in better way as per the
readers personal needs and wants.
 Action:
Finally should be clear about readers what action should take for readers and make a request to
them for getting action.

ACTIVE PARTICIPANT IN ADVERTISEMENT

 Advertiser
 Advertisement agencies
 Mass media.
 Advertisement production firms
 Target audience
 Advertisement production artist
 Government authorities

AREAS OF CONDUCTING ADVERTISEMENT

 Outdoor advertisement
 Mobile advertisement
 Television advertisement
 Newspaper advertisement
 Radio advertisement
 Online advertisement
 Cinema advertisement
 Magazines advertisement

PROMOTION
Sales promotion is mainly based on discounts. It is directly impacting on consumer buying
behavior. In discount most popular ways are one is price discount on product other one is bonus
packs. In these two ways consumers receive extra than original price. In this way promotion
offers are given extra achievement on product sale. Promotion offers are comparing to
advertisement it is most important to improving product sales. Promotion offers we can carry as
short term and as long-term period of activity.
TYPES OF SALES PROMOTION
Free trial sample:
Before purchase of product consumers are get one free sample and after that trial that product
then they will decide to buy or not.
Price deal:
Price deal is a short term reduces on price like given 50% offer.
Loyal reward program:
It means consumer can have point in every purchase of total amount and also have facility of
credit purchase.
Price pack:
In price pack offered to customers more quality of product at the same value of price or
decreasing price for some quality of product.
Free trials:
Given opportunity to customers for free trial offers without any charges for that.
Mobile couponing:
Mobile couponing is available on mobile only. Consumer just shows the mobile phone to
salesman and they will reduce in main balance of purchase.
Kids eat free specials:
On total dining amount, provide one kinds meal free. It should positively attract customers

FACTORS INFLUENCING PROMOTION MIX

Type of product:
Product can divided as branded product, necessity product, non-branded product, luxury
products and new products there all product is necessity of verity of promotional tool.
Use of product:
Product are using for industries, necessity product and luxurious product these are all
different promotional tool. These are all effect on media and promotional tool.
Purchase quantity:
Company is considering the purchase quantity for promotes the product. It conducting personal
selling for heavy users and conduct advertising for small sellers these way we can handled
product very easily.
Fund available:
Financial strength is very important to every company for conduct promotional offers because
television, newspaper, radio, online advertisement and magazines these are all heavy costly
expenses for promote product.
Type of market:
Market is divided on human characteristics like education, income, knowledge, location,
profession, sex these are very important factor for conduct promotional offers.
Size of market:
In a business four stages are there like new brand, growing brand, stable brand, and decline
brand each stage of brands have different promotional strategies.
2.2 REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Vecchio, Devon, Del (2006) In this report the result of the study, which examined the effective
of sales promotional offers and advertisement is creating a huge range of difference in retail
marketing business. Promotion can also increase or decrease the preference for a brand.
Laroche and Michel (2005) Examined the effect of coupons on brand selection and
categorization of consumers. As on study there both direct advertising and cross advertising
effect, it is presence coupon to people about particular brand. It will effect on attitude and buying
intentions of consumers towards particular brand.
Anderson (2004) Examined how the present price promotional offers impact in future
purchasing. As reported the higher price discount in present period will increase future
purchase by fresh purchaser. But it will reduce future purchases by regular purchaser.
Mela, F. Carl (1997) Reviewed the long-term impact of advertising and promotion on brand
choice of consumer’s behavior. As the study it will possible when change in promotional
policies of retailers and advertising concept of manufacturers. When the advertising will reduce
and promotional offers will increase then only customer attract through more price and
promotion over long time and easily pick the same brand.
Sethuraman, Ray (1996) Examined the discount effect between high priced and low-priced
brands. The finding as the major national brand can sale the product without any reduce in its
price compare to other competitor brands.
Alvarez and Rodolfo (2005) Studied the effectiveness of sales promotion on selecting brand.
As a report promotion is helpful to manufacturer and retailer for fulfilling their objectives.
Immediate reduction of price is major technique for influence to select brand. Which promotions
is based on price it become have more effectiveness.

Vyas, H. Preeta (2005) Examined the consumer preferences with effect of sales promotion. As
on study the promotional offers which is better, which promotional offers immediate incentive
offering of price-cut nature and it is likely available to all consumer segment.
Janiszewski, Cunha, chris and mcrus (2004) Studied the effectiveness of the price discount on
the attractiveness of the product. The price discounts are effective that only when the customer
will receive the most weight of product discount. Price discount is depending upon each
different product.
Kureshi, Sonal and Vyas, Preetha (2002) Examined the impact of sales promotion offers on
toilet soaps in retail. As this study free gifts are most of the retailer using in premium scheme
and also popular toilets soap segments are conducting price-off. The price-off is the most
popular and attractive tool for promoting sales of toilet soaps.
Priya, Corfman and Ragubir, kim (1999) Examined the effectiveness of price promotions on
pre-trial brand. Reported as price promotions are affecting on pre-trial brand with some
unfavorable conditions these are, when brand earlier was not promoted. When promotions were
used more information about particular that product. When the analyzer was not more expert and
when the promotion was different compare to other.
S. Manjith and kent, Yadav, B. Monroe (1993) Studied the effectiveness of bundle offers on
consumer perception. As their results bundle offers including more additional saving offers
also it is more impact on customer perception. This transaction is saving more than offered
individual items.
Raghubir, Priya (2005) Examined the consumers response for the promotional offers of
“free gift with purchase” as the study this joint bundle offer compared with „buy one get one
free‟ promotional offers, consumers are very less to pay for free product offer. In this same way
when given free product on purchase of bundle product. Consumers are very less to pay for
purchase of alone product.
Shor, L.Oliver and Mikhael, Richand (2003) Examined the effectiveness of digital coupons
on customer perception. as results providing a digital coupons and it is price reduction given
more positive effect on consumer perception than traditional couponing.
Jacob, Alain, D.Astous and Isabelle (2002) Examined the consumer reaction for premium ased
sales promotional offers. According to study consumer level will appreciation, when there is
relatively available lower quality of goods for purchase. When the value of offer specified.
When the interest in buying in premium.
Francis and Padgett (1995) Examined the relationship between promotion purchasing and
regular purchasing. The study shows positive relationship between promotional purchase and
regular price purchase. The promotional offer is involving for access the customer towards
product. Three fourth of regular customers make purchase more on regular price.
Huber, Orlmeyer and Joel, Gwen (1991) Examined negative impact of promotional offers on
brand experience. As on study when consumer had negative impact on purchased brands on
discount offers than customers go to buy brands on regular price.
Jan-Benedict (2002) Examined the competitor react to others advertising attacks and price
promotional offers. As on study competitors react to others it is a nature of business. The
competitors actually react to other competitors in same way. If given promotional offers from
one side and competitors also gives promotional offers to customers. If attack with advertising
from one side and competitors also attack with advertising. Whatever argues is there that will
carry some few long-run of reaction.
Mary, P. Conchar (2005) Studied the effect of promotional and advertising spending on
firm. As on study there is a going positive relationship between promotional and advertising
spending on firm. It is expected to rising shareholder wealth and earning future cash flows.
Batra (1995) Examined the effectiveness of advertisement on sale. As on study advertisement
influence on short term sales and also market share.
Ryan, Smith, Elder (2008) Examined the effectiveness of advertisement on consumer
perception. as on study in food court the advertisement effect on taste of the food then customer
necessarily come for buy that and suggesting about food. It helps to improve in taste as this
taste of the food helps to increase sales.
Lefferly and Goldsmith (2002) Examined the effectiveness of websites advertisement on
consumer response. As on study the website advertising is helpful to create understanding,
Product selection, reviving and changing customer attitude and influence the customer
perception towards particular brand.
Adelaar (2003) Examined the effectiveness of advertising on emotion and impulse purchase
behavior. As on study the environment provides more experience to consumer these types of
experiences used for promote a product and selling a product. These environmental experiences
of advertising directly impact on consumer and influence to buy the product.
 CHAPTER-3
RESEARCH DESIGN
 RESEARCH DESIGN
TOPIC CHOSEN FOR THE STUDY
“A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVERTISEMENT AND PROMOTIONAL OFFERS
AT BIG BAZAAR”
PERIOD OF RESEARCH
Period of six weeks
3.1 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
In current scenario the advertisement and promotional offers are the major problems to all the
retail industry. So, it is very difficult to identify the customer needs and wants, and serving to
customers. It is also very difficult for the marketers to retain current customers and attract the
future customers. In a retail store, advertisement and promotional offers are required to attract
current customers.
3.2 NEED FOR THE STUDY
 The companies always trying to win the customers heart, as customer is a king and king is not a
bargained.
 The big bazaar comes out with different promotional offers to fulfil the customer needs and
wants.
 Promotional offers play important role to create awareness about the market, to sell the product
to attract the customers and to increase the profit margin.

3.3 OBJECTIVES
 To study the effectiveness of advertisement on sales.
 To know the media effectiveness and efficiency.
 To understand schemes and offers provided by big bazaar.

3.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

 This study helps to the retailers to devise market and make the strategies for target market.
 It helps to collect information about customers’ needs and wants, lifestyle and attitudet towards
shopping.
 It helps to know how much the consumers are attracted towards advertisement and promotional
offers.
 It helps to resolve which media is more effectively suitable for advertising.
 3.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research is based on logical and systematic way. The study of overall question explains with the
help of scientific technique and specific procedure and getting data from customer and analysing
these on logical and scientific tools. The appropriate information is important to conduct this
research so that information collected from customers and some information collected from
online relevant websites.
 RESEARCH DESIGN

Type of Methodology: Descriptive research.

The Analytical Research methodology adopted for carrying out the study was at the first stage
theoretical study is attempted and the second stage observed customer behaviour on big bazaar
advertisement and promotion activity inside the retail store.

 Sample Design

It is a particular definite plan formulation before collecting the data from population. The
research should select a particular sample. In sampling, there are 2 types- probability sampling
and non-probability sampling. In this research, only non-probability sampling is used.

 Sampling

Sampling design : Non-probability sampling

Sampling technique : Random sampling
Sample unit : Store visitor
Sample size : 100 respondents
Area of study : Big bazaar Burdwan Arcade-West Bengal
Data analysis method : Tables and graphical method
 DATA COLLECTION METHOD

In this research, internal and external source of data are used. Collected raw materials through
facts and figure of researcher’s works. Collecting data from company records and document,
these are all internal data and other data are external.
In data collection, there are 2 types-
 Primary Data

It is a source of collecting data by first-hand information through observation, direct

communication or personal interviews of respondent’s customers. In this, questionnaire is used
for conducting personal interviews and for collecting the data.
 Secondary Data

It is collected from standard books, internal sources, magazines and newspapers and also
collecting data from external and internal sources from the company annual reports, company
additional profile and company internal website.

 RESEARCH INSTRUMENT

In this, primary method of questionnaire is used for collecting data.

3.6 HYPOTHESIS TESTING

 NULL HYPOTHESIS

Ho. There is no significant relationship between attractiveness of the Advertisement and Type
of offers in Big Bazaar

 ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS

H1: There is a significant relationship between attractiveness of the Advertisement and Type of
offers in Big Bazaar
.
 Table: Correlations between attractiveness of Advertisement and types
of offers in Big Bazaar

Correlations

Attractiveness of Type of offers in

the advertisement BB
Attractiveness Pearson Correlation 1 -.197*
of the Sig. (2-tailed) .050
advertisemen N 100 100
t
Pearson Correlation -.197* 1
Type of offers Sig. (2-tailed) .050
in BB
N 100 100

*. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

Analysis: It is found in correlation table that both the variables are negatively correlated with a
value of -0.197. @95 % level of confidence.
Interpretation : It is interpreted that The attractiveness of the advertisement does not influence
the type of offers in big bazaar as per the opinion of the respondents, because the type of offers
also include the advertisement and others factors such as discounts, 1+1 offers, extra offers . So
these factors have been positively correlated with sales in big bazaar but not with advertisement.
 3.7 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
 A period of 6 weeks was not sufficient to cover our internship and not possible to collect
large number of respondents and cannot able to study in depth of the subject.
 Consumers in the stores busy with shopping, so it was very difficult to collect answer to
questionnaire.
 People have shown negative attitude while filling personal details in questionnaire.
 It might be possible that the answers given by the customer are of biasness.
 CHAPTER-4
ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO-01: Respondents divided on gender
NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Male 67 67%

2 Female 33 33%

3 Total 100 100%

Analysis: As per survey out of 100 Respondents, there are 67 Male responders and 33 Female
Responders.

80

67%
70

60

50

40
[VALUE]%
30

20

10

MALEFEMALE

CHART NO-01: Graph showing Respondents divided on gender.

Interpretation: For this survey among 100 respondents both male and female are equally
respondent.
TABLE NO -2: Respondents divided on age group

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Within 25 30 30%

2 25 to 40 42 42%

3 40 to 50 19 19%

4 Above 50 9 9%

5 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: As on survey 30 percent of the responders are within 25-year age group, 42 percent of
the responders are between 25-40 age group, 19 percent of the responders are between 40-50 age
group and 9 percent of the responders are above 50 age group.

45
42%

40

35
30%
30

25

20 [VALUE]%

15

10 [VALUE]%

0
Within 25 25 to 40 40 to 50 Above 50

CHART NO-02: Graph showing respondents divided on age group

Interpretation: The survey taken from different age group of customers, most of the customer
come for shop between 25-40 age group.
TABLE NO -3: Respondents divided on occupation:

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Student 27 27%
2 Professional 38 38%

3 House wife 20 20%

4 Employee 15 15%

5 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Among the Respondents there are 27 Percent student, 38 Percent professional, 20
Percent housewife and 15 Percent employee.

40 38%

35

30
27%

25
20%
20
[VALUE]%
15

10

StudentProfessionalHouse wifeEmployee

CHART NO-3: Graph showing respondents occupation.

Interpretation: In this survey professional and student are more responded than housewife and
employee.
TABLE NO-4: Respondents divided on frequently visit Big Bazaar

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Yes 79 79%

2 No 21 21%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: One thing we understand from this survey, 79 Percent of the respondent are frequently
visitor’s and 21 percent are less frequently visitors.

90

79%
80

70

60

50

40

30

20 21%

10

YESNO

CHART NO-4: Graph showing frequently visitors of big bazaar.

Interpretation: As on survey 79 percent customers are frequently visitors.

TABLE NO-5: Reason for your visit

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Promotional Offers 33%

33
2 Discount Offers 27%
27
3 Range of Items 23%
23
4 Location of the Store 12%
12
5 Others 5%
5
6 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Among the respondent’s 33 percent of customers visit big bazaar influenced by
promotional offers, 27 percent influenced by discount offers, 23 percent influenced by rang of
items, 12 percent customer visit big bazaar for the reason of store near to consumer and 5 percent
customer visit by their personal reasons.

35 33%

30
27%

25 23%

20

15 12%

10
5%
5

0
Promotional OffersDiscount Offers Range of Items Location of the Store Others

CHART NO-5: Graph showing the reason for customer visit to big bazaar;

Interpretation: As per survey more customer visit big bazaar influenced by promotional offers
than other
TABLE NO -6: Respondents come to know about Big Bazaar

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Through Advertisement 40%
40
2 Through Friends & 28%
Relatives 28
3 Through Hoardings / 22%
Newspaper 22
5 Others 10%
10
6 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent respondents there are 40 percent customers come
to big bazaar influenced through advertisement, 28 percent through friends & relatives, 22
percent through hoardings /newspaper and 10 percent of customer come to big bazaar influenced
by others media.

45 40%

40

35

28%
30

25 22%

20

15 10%

10

0
Through Advertisement Through Friends & Through Hoardings / Others
Relatives Newspaper

CHART NO-6: Graph showing the respondents come to know about Big Bazaar
Interpretation: As per survey more customer come to big bazaar influenced by advertisement
and through friends & relatives than through hoarding/ newspaper and others.
TABLE NO -7: Rate the Attractiveness of the advertisement of Big Bazaar

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Very Attractive
17 17%
2 Attractive
75 75%
3 Less Attractive
6 6%
4 Not at All Attractive
2 2%
5 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Form this survey out of 100 percent respondents there are 17 percent customers are
very attractive by the advertisement provided by big bazaar, 75 percent are attractive, 6 percent
less attractive and 2 percent are not at all attractive.

Sales
2%

6%
17%

75%

Very Attractive Attractive Less Attractive Not at All Attractive

CHART NO-7: Graph showing the Attractiveness of the advertisement by Big Bazaar
Interpretation: As per survey we can understand most of the customer are attractive towards the
advertisement provided by big bazaar.
TABLE NO-8: Rate the quality of product as per the advertisement of Big Bazaar
NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Highly Satisfactory
5 5%
2 Satisfactory
80 80%
3 Averagely Satisfactory
10 10%
4 Dissatisfactory
5 5%
5 Highly Dissatisfactory
0 0%
6 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Based on the survey out of 100 percent respondents, the 5 percent customers are
highly satisfactory of the quality of products as per the advertisement, 80 percent are satisfactory,
10 percent are averagely satisfactory, 5 percent are dissatisfactory and 0 percent highly
dissatisfactory.

90
80 80%
70
60
50
40
30
20
10

10%
[VALUE]% 5% [VALUE]%
0
Highly SatisfactorySatisfactory Averagely DissatisfactoryHighly
Satisfactory Dissatisfactory

CHART NO-8: Graph showing rate the quality of product as per the advertisement of Big
Bazaar
Interpretation: As per respondent of survey we come to know that most of the customer like the
quality of product as per the advertisement.
TABLE NO -9: Advertisement of Big Bazaar attracts you to purchase items from Big Bazaar
NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Yes 70 70%
2 No 30 30%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent respondents the 70 percent of customer are
attracts to purchase items from big bazaar influenced by advertisement and 30 percent of
customer are not attracted by the advertisement.

80
70%
70

60

50

40

30 30%

20

10

Yes No

CHART NO-9: Graph showing Advertisement of Big Bazaar attracts you to purchase items
from Big Bazaar
Interpretation: As on survey most of the customers are attracted by advertainment for
purchasing item from the big bazaar.
TABLE NO -10: Your overall shopping Experience due to offers and discounts in Big Bazaar

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Good 60 60%
2 Average 30 30%

3 Poor 10 10%

4 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Based on the survey there are 60 percent of the customer experienced good to shop at
big bazaar due to offers and discounts, 30 percent of the customer felt average and 10 percent
of the customer experienced poor.

70

60%
60

50

40
30%
30

20
10%
10

GoodAveragePoor

CHART NO-10: Graph showing the overall shopping Experience due to offers and discounts in
Big Bazaar
Interpretation: As on survey more customer felt good and average to shop due to offers and
discounts in big bazaar and less customer felt poor.
TABLE NO -11: The most attractive visual elements in Big Bazaar advertisement
NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 The color 10 10%

2 The font 15 15%

3 The image 10 10%

4 The design 40 40%

5 Others 25 25%

6 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent respondents there are 10 percent customer like the
color in big bazaar during advertisement, 15 percent customer like the font, 10 percent customer
like the image, 40 percent customer like the design an25 percent customer like others.

45
40%
40

35
25%
30

25 15%

20 10% 10%

15

10

5 The colorThe fontThe imageThe designOthers

CHART
0 NO-11: Graph showing the most attractive visual elements in Big Bazaar
advertisement
Interpretation: As on survey more customer are attracted by the design and others visual
elements of big bazaar advertisement.
TABLE NO-12: Rate the arrangement of Products during offers in Big Bazaar

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS

1 Good 80 80%

2 Average 20 20%%

3 Poor 0 0%

4 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent of respondents there are 80 percent of customer
rate good about the arrangements of products during offers in big bazaar, 20 percent of customer
rate average and 0 percent customer rate poor about the arrangements of product.

90
80%
80

70

60

50

40

30 20%

20

0%
10

0
GoodAveragePoor

CHART NO-12: Graph showing rate of arrangement of Products during offers in Big Bazaar
Interpretation: As on survey most of the respondents they rate good and average about the
arrangements of products during offers in big bazaar.
TABLE NO -13: Table showing whether the pricing Clearly written on the Shelf
NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Yes 100 100%
2 No 0 0%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent respondents all the customer respond that the
pricing is clearly written on shelf.

120

100%
100

80

60

40

20

0%
0
Yes No

CHART NO-13: Graph showing the pricing Clearly written on the Shelf
Interpretation: As per survey it is found that the pricing is clearly written on shelf.
TABLE NO-14: Table showing whether the Offers are clearly presented through Displays in
Big Bazaar
SL NO PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Yes 95 95%

2 No 5 5%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent, 95 percent respondents tell that the offers are
clearly presented through displays in big bazaar and 5 percent respondents tell opposite.

100 95%
90
80
70
60

50
40
30
20
10
0 5%

Yes No

CHART NO-14: Graph showing whether the Offers are clearly presented through Displays in
Big
Interpretation: As per survey it is found that most of the customer are satisfied with the offers
clearly presented through display in big bazaar.
TABLE NO-15: rate the range of Products in Big Bazaar

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Good 80 80%
2 Average 20 20%

3 Poor 0 0%

4 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: As per survey out of 100 percent respondents there are 80 percent respondents believe
that the range of product in big bazaar are good ,20 percent rate as average and 0 percent rate as
poor.

90
80%
80

70

60

50

40
20%
30

20 0%

10 Good Average Poor

0 GoodAveragePoor

CHART NO-15: Graph showing the rate of range of Products in Big Bazaar
Interpretation: Based on the survey it is found that most of the customer felt good and average
about the range of the product in big bazaar.
TABLE NO-16: Table showing whether the Displays and Promotional offers informed in the
store attracts

SL NO PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Yes 75 100%

2 No 25 0%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 percent respondents, 75 percent of the customer are
attracted by the displays and promotional offers informed in the store and 25 percent of customer
are not attracted by the displays and promotional offers in the store.

80 75%

70

60

50

40

30 25%

20

10

0
Yes No

CHART NO-16: Graph showing whether the Displays and Promotional offers informed in the
store attracts
Interpretation: As per survey it is found that most of the customer are attracted by the displays
and promotional offers informed in the store
TABLE NO-17: Table showing which type of promotional activities attract customers

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1
Discounts 15 15%
2
Extra offers 20 20%
3
1+1 offers 50 50%
4
Advertisements 15 15%
5 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey 15 percent respondents attract by the discount, 20 percent attracts by
the extra offers, 50 percent attract by the 1+1 offers and 15 percent customer attract by the
advertisement promotional activity

60

[VALUE]%
50

40

30

[VALUE]%
20 15%

10
15%

0
Discounts Extra offers 1+1 offers Advertisements

CHART NO-17: Graph showing type of promotional activities attract customers

Interpretation: as per survey we can understand that most of the customer attracted by 1+1
offers and extra offers than discounts and advertisements.
TABLE NO-18: rate the customer schemes of the company

NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Good 60 60%
2 Average 30 30%

3 Poor 10 10%

4 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Based on the survey among 100 respondents, 60 percent rate good about the customer
schemes, 30 percent rate average and 10 percent rate poor about the customer schemes of the
company.

70

60%
60

50

40
30%
30

20
10%
10

GoodAveragePoor
CHART NO-18: Graph showing rate of customer schemes of the company
Interpretation: As per survey it is found that more customer felt good about the customer
schemes of the company.
TABLE NO-19: Table showing whether the display helps in easy shopping in big bazaar

SL NO PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Yes 100 100%

2 No 0 0%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: From this survey out of 100 respondents, 100 percent of customer has responded
display helps in shopping.

120

100%
100

80

60

40

20

0%
0

YesNo

CHART NO-19: Graph showing whether the display helps in easy shopping in big bazaar

Interpretation: As per survey it is found that display helps all customer in easy shopping in big
bazaar.
TABLE NO-20: Table showing whether the Sales Promotion activities helps to visit Big Bazaar
again
SL NO PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Yes 100 100%

2 No 0 0%

3 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Based on the survey out of 100 percent respondents, 100 percent replies yes that the
sales promotion activities helps them to visit again in big bazaar.

120

100%
100

80

60

40

20

0%
0
Yes No

CHART NO-20: Graph showing whether the Sales Promotion activities helps to visit Big
Bazaar again
Interpretation: As on survey we understand that sales promotion activities helps all the
customer to visit big bazaar again.
TABLE NO-21: Table showing whether you would like to recommend Big Bazaar to your
friends and relatives
NO OF PERCENTAGE OF
SI NO PARTICULARS RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS
1 Definitely 94 94%
2 Not sure 6 6%

3 Definitely no 0 0%

4 TOTAL 100 100%

Analysis: Among the 100 respondents there are 94 percent customer recommend big bazaar to
his friends and relatives and 6 percent of the customer not sure for recommend big bazaar to their
friends and relatives.

100 94%
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0

6%
0%

Definitely Not sure Definitely no

CHART NO-21: Graph showing whether you would like to recommend Big Bazaar to your
friends and relatives
Interpretation: As per survey maximum customer said definitely recommend big bazaar to his
relatives and friends, because of the offers and quality of products provided by big bazaar.
 CHAPTER-5
FIDINGS, CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS
 5.1 FINDINGS
 As per survey males are responded more than female.
 As per survey most of the consumers come for shop between 25-40 age groups.
 From the survey it is found that most of the customer come for shop in big bazaar are
professional 38 percent, student 27 percent, and house wife 20 percent.
 It is found that 79 percent of the consumers visit big bazaar frequently.
 As on survey most of the customer come to big bazaar getting influenced by promotional offers
discount, and the range of product available in the store.
 Maximum customer come to know about big bazaar through advertisement and through
friends and relatives.
 Based on survey 75 percent customer felt attractive about the advertisement provided by big
bazaar.
 Big bazaar advertisements also helpful as effectively influence to visit store and helps to
recognize big bazaar as departmental stores.
 As per consumers survey most attracted visual elements are the image and the design at
advertisement.
 Most of the customer are satisfied about the quality of product as per the advertisement.
 From the survey it is found that the displays are helpful for the customer to shop easily.
 As on survey we can understand that the promotional activities also help them to visit big bazaar
again.
 Based on survey most of the consumers influence by television media and print media.
 As per survey out of 100 per cent respondent’s 70 percent customer said big bazaar offers
attract and induced them to purchase.
 Big Bazaar mainly deal with middle income group people who want qualitative product with
reasonable cost.
 5.2 SUGGESTIONS
 From last few years TV advertisement is playing major role so big bazaar concentrating more
on it and make advertisement as simply as well as it should understandable to common people
and it inform clearly about specific offers.
 Since the big bazaar internet advertisement not influence on customers internet advertisement
also of the leading advertising source so it should concentrate on internet advertisement.
 As the advertisement and promotional offers attract customer in large no so they should
concentrate more in future as per customer needs and wants.
 Now competitors also increasing and they also providing more promotional offers so big bazaar
has to increase more promotional offers.
 Big bazaar should increase the duration of the promotional offers.
 During offers day most of the customers would like to by clothing and food items so big bazaar
should try to concentrate on customers towards electronic items and furniture.
 Many consumers dissatisfied from exchange offers and Wednesday offers so it should
concentrate on these things.
 Big bazaar should show the TV advertisement ads and promotional offers in regional language
also.

5.3 CONCLUSION:
The advertisement creates a great impact on customer mind about big bazaar. TV advertisements
directly effect more on customers. Company generally conduct advertisement for facing the
competition. The advertising activity is the one of the major leading activity compare to others.
It is directly influence on customer.
The promotional offers helpful to company for increasing the short-term sales and also
customers walk towards big bazaar promotional offers because customers buying patterns is
changing, customers leave kirana stores and walk towards retail store of big bazaar is enchasing
this benefit
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Used-by-Retail-Businesses-With-Special-Reference-to-Big-Bazaar
 ANNEXURE

QUESTIONNAIRE

Dear respondents,
I Mirza Samim, student of MBA 4 th semester, AIT, Bangalore have undertaken a project titled
“Study on effectiveness of advertisement and promotional offers” at Big Bazaar Burdwan.
Hence, I request your kind co-operation by sparing your precious time in answering the
following questions and providing information.
This questionnaire totally regarding collection of data to come to conclusion that the
advertisement given by Big Bazaar and the sales of Big Bazaar during Jan-2019 are independent
or dependent.

I Demographic Profile of the respondents:

Qualification:
Phone Contact:
Mail ID:
1.Gender:
a) Male ( ) b) Female ( )

2. Mention your age group.

a) Within 25 ( ) b) 40 to 50 ( )
c) 25 to 40 ( ) d) Above 50 ( )

3. Your occupation:
a) Student ( ) b) Professional ( )
c) House wife ( ) d) Employee ( )

II OPINION OF THE RESPONDENTS

4. Do you frequently visit Big Bazaar?
a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )

5. Reason for your visit?

a) Promotional Offers ( ) b) Discount Offers ( )
c) Range of Items ( ) d) Location of the Store ( )
e) Others ( )

6. How do you come to know about Big Bazaar?

a) Through Advertisement ( ) b) Through Friends & Relatives ( )
c) Through Hoardings / Newspaper ( ) d) Other ( )
7. Rate the Attractiveness of the advertisement of Big Bazaar?
a) Very Attractive ( ) b) attractive ( ) c) Less Attractive ( ) d) Not at All Attractive ( )

8. Rate the quality of product as per the advertisement of Big Bazaar?

a) Highly Satisfactory ( ) b) Satisfactory ( ) c) Averagely Satisfactory ( )
d) Dissatisfactory ( ) e) Highly Dissatisfactory ( )

9. Does the advertisement of Big Bazaar attracts you to purchase items from Big Bazaar?
a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )

10. Your overall shopping Experience due to offers and discounts in Big Bazaar?
a) Good ( ) b) Average ( ) c) Poor ( )

11. Which is the most attractive visual elements in Big Bazaar advertisement?
a) The color ( ) b) The font ( ) c) The image ( )

d) The design ( ) e) others ( )

12. How do you rate the arrangement of Products during offers in Big Bazaar?
a) Good ( ) b) Average ( ) c) poor ( )

13. Is the pricing Clearly written on the Shelf?

a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )

14. Do you think Offers are clearly presented through Displays in Big Bazaar?
a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )

15.. How do you rate the range of Products in Big Bazaar?

a) Good ( ) b) Average ( ) c) Poor ( )

16. Does the Displays and Promotional offers informed in the store attracts you?
a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )

17. Which type of promotional activities attract customers?

a) Discounts ( ) b) Extra Offer ( ) c) 1+1 Offer ( ) d) Advertisements ( )

18. How do you rate the customer schemes of the company?

a) Good ( ) b) Average ( ) c) Poor ( )

19. Do you think due to displays it is easy to shop in Big Bazaar?

a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )
20. Does the Sales Promotion activities of Big Bazaar made you to visit Big Bazaar again?
a) Yes ( ) b) No ( )

21. Would you like to recommend Big Bazaar to your friends and relatives?

a) Definitely ( ) b) Not sure ( ) c) Definitely no ( )

22. Would you like to share your opinion, suggestion, comment and any improvement on
promotional offers and advertisement of big bazaar?
 ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF MBA

PROJECT (17MBAPR407) -WEEKLY REPORT

ACHARYA
NAIYtEWF THE
STUDENT: EA SAMIM— INTERNAL
GUIDE: Dr. NIJAGUNA G USN:
1IA17MBA33
COMPANY NAME: BIG BAZAAR BURDWAN

EXTERNAL I
WEEK WORK UNDERTAKEN GUIDE
SIGNATURE S
3rd Jan 2019 — Industry Profile and Company
9th Jan 2019 Profile

Preparation of Research
10 Jan 2019 —
instrument for data
17 Jan 2019
collection
18 Jan 2019 —
th
25 Jan 201a
Data collection

26th Jan 2019 — Analysis and finalization

2‘d Feb 2019 of report

3rd Feb 2019 — 9

Findings and Suggestions
Feb 2019

10" Feb 2019 —

Conclusion and Final Report
16‘ Feb 2019

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