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Sam G Swot Analysis Of Sammy G's

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Exploring the businesses around us, we have allocated our marketing project with Sammy G’s. With their previous annual sales of $720,000 targeting SJSU students which acquires over 30,000 students. We are also targeting pizza lovers, sport fanatics and the 21+ for the alcohol. We have also figured out our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of the company. The strengths are our location, our premium toppings, happy hour deals, and sports bar

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