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Students will be demonstrating knowledge of the 4 P's of marketing through the design of a grilled cheese food truck. Kids love this project, and it is a great collaboration piece with Family and Consumer Science. In fact, invite your FACS to judge! Students will name and design a food truck, describe their food product and serve it to the judges, identify the pricing using the real numbers from the taste test prior to the presentation, determine the place the food truck will park, and design promotions. Students typically present to a panel of local business partners.

Sports & Entertainment Marketing course FREE teacher resources and trial access to online course solution as well as a correlation to WI state standards.

I use this as a final project for Principles of Marketing as it allows students to apply various pieces of knowledge to one final concept. 

Project for Marketing I class - Students must create a new product or service idea and present their work in front of the class. Explain the 4 Ps through a slide show or visual aid. Describe customer profile. Project guidelines and grading rubric attached along with one exemplar.

Students will have the opportunity to research the coconut water industry, and design a new product within the Vita Coco product line. After reviewing what is currently being done within the industry, identify the target market, design a new flavor, identify competitor's pricing, determine placement outside of a grocery/convenience store, and design the promotions.