Authors :
Caisy P. Dano; Frisky Boon P. Bernante; Francesca Rebecca J. Mayola; Ace Virgel T. Batingal
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Street food vending constitutes a significant aspect of Rotunda's culinary scene, shaping the local economy and
reflecting a diverse range of marketing practices among vendors. This study delves into the motivations, pricing strategies,
customer engagement tactics, encountered challenges, and management approaches of street food vendors in Rotunda,
Pagadian City. Through in-depth interviews, vendors' decisions to enter the market were found to be influenced by factors
including affordability, familial involvement, recommendations, social media impact, and financial constraints. Pricing
strategies were revealed to be intricately linked to ingredient costs, and supplier negotiations. Additionally, vendors employ
various techniques such as persuasive sales talk, engaging presentations, and stringent sanitation practices to attract and
retain customers. Despite expressing a desire for support from the Local Government Unit (LGU), vendors often face a lack
of assistance, necessitating innovative approaches to sustain and grow their businesses. Challenges encountered include
weather conditions, competition, social media dynamics, and public health concerns, which vendors adeptly manage through
strategic customer interactions and creative sales methods. Analysis of these findings within existing literature and
theoretical frameworks provides insights into the dynamics of street food vending in Rotunda, offering avenues for further
research and informing practices for supporting and nurturing this integral aspect of the local culinary landscape. This
study underscores the importance of stakeholder collaboration in fostering the sustainability and expansion of street food
businesses in Rotunda, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of this vibrant sector's challenges and opportunities.
Keywords :
Street Food, Marketing Practices, Rotunda, Challenges.
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Street food vending constitutes a significant aspect of Rotunda's culinary scene, shaping the local economy and
reflecting a diverse range of marketing practices among vendors. This study delves into the motivations, pricing strategies,
customer engagement tactics, encountered challenges, and management approaches of street food vendors in Rotunda,
Pagadian City. Through in-depth interviews, vendors' decisions to enter the market were found to be influenced by factors
including affordability, familial involvement, recommendations, social media impact, and financial constraints. Pricing
strategies were revealed to be intricately linked to ingredient costs, and supplier negotiations. Additionally, vendors employ
various techniques such as persuasive sales talk, engaging presentations, and stringent sanitation practices to attract and
retain customers. Despite expressing a desire for support from the Local Government Unit (LGU), vendors often face a lack
of assistance, necessitating innovative approaches to sustain and grow their businesses. Challenges encountered include
weather conditions, competition, social media dynamics, and public health concerns, which vendors adeptly manage through
strategic customer interactions and creative sales methods. Analysis of these findings within existing literature and
theoretical frameworks provides insights into the dynamics of street food vending in Rotunda, offering avenues for further
research and informing practices for supporting and nurturing this integral aspect of the local culinary landscape. This
study underscores the importance of stakeholder collaboration in fostering the sustainability and expansion of street food
businesses in Rotunda, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of this vibrant sector's challenges and opportunities.
Keywords :
Street Food, Marketing Practices, Rotunda, Challenges.