Why we exist?
As with most things, it’s the why that’s most important, so before we tell you what we offer,
we’d like to tell you why we’ve decided to revolutionize the bread roll:
- The world is sports crazy and so are we
- We think marketing should be an exciting experience
- We love food
What we offer?
We have the patents and design registrations to bake branded rolls / buns shaped like sports balls.The opportunity?
Actually, we’re not much for dictating, and we like that Sport on the Roll can be used for anything really. But since we’re so passionate about the concept, we’ve considered it in almost all its possibilities.We visualize our rolls/buns being sold in the build up, during and post massive sporting events, branded to teams, countries or sponsors, filling fans with pride as they eat their unique sporting roll/bun.
Imagine the NFL Super Bowl season with a following of around 15 million viewers per game over a 17 week period, across 256 games. There is potential for 3.84 billion purchases of branded rolls/buns, at a profit of +/- $ 0.10 per roll/bun. You do the math...
This is only one of many global events. Think Wimbledon, Cricket, Soccer and Rugby World Cups, The Majors – the list goes on…
Sport events aside, Sport on the Roll appeals to ages across the board:
Sport-obsessed kids running into supermarkets, jumping with excitement with the thoughts of eating their soccer rolls/buns at home or at school the next day.
Sport-obsessed adults at your local pub – you know the one where you catch most games – getting into the spirit of the sports season as it starts serving its burgers and hotdogs on branded sporty rolls/buns.
Some of our favourite things about Sport on the Roll:
- It’s different, it’s the same price as a regular roll/bun, and it will outdo its conventional counterparts.
- Plain old brand awareness, massive exposure, in-your-face advertising, and you can eat it!
- No more branded items landing up as trash.
- It appeals to four out of five senses: smell, sight, touch, and taste.
- It’s another way for those who aren’t mad about sport to feel good about sport.