The Bulletin-January 2023

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THE BULLETIN J a n u a r y 2 0 2 3 T h e O f f i c i a l P u b l i c a t i o n O f T h e N o r t h A m e r i c a n I c e C r e a m A s s o c i a t i o n BlockingOut BlockingOut YourCalendar YourCalendar ForTheNew ForTheNew Year Year WhatYouNeed WhatYouNeed ttoKnowAbout oKnowAbout TheAssociation TheAssociation App App 5SocialMedia 5SocialMedia Marketing Marketing Trendsfor2023 Trendsfor2023 ShouldIraise ShouldIraise mypricesthis mypricesthis year? year?

AMESSAGEFROMTHE EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Welcometo2023everybody

Wellafteranotherwildandwoollyyear,wefindourselvesatthebeginningofanewone I alwayssayatthistimeeveryyear,“NewYear;NewMe”

Wecouldprobablyequallysay,“NewYear;NewGoals”,or“NewYear;NewStrategy”,or“NewYear; NewEnergy”.

In that regard, you may see a change in the way the monthly bulletin is formatted this year As the association office works on a more targeted content stream, we are utilizing topics and focuses each month that reflect on the time of year, where we are in the season, and those aspectsthatwillmostalignwiththefocusofourindustryandourmembers.

ThefirstbulletinoftheyearconcentratesonGoalsandPlanning

Ihopethatasyouareplanningyourpersonalandbusinessyearout,yourgoalsremainSMART

Remembertheoldacronym:

This is the perfect time of year to look at menu content and layout, sales volumes, labor and food costs, marketing plans and the other aspects of the business that seem to challenge us whenweareelbowdeepinabucketofcookiesandcreaminJuly

Oneaspectofyourassociationmembershipthatwewouldliketotakeoffyourplateis wonderingwhenyourrenewaldateis.Manymembershaveexpressedthemanyhourstheylay awakeinbedatnightwonderingiftheirmembershipduesarecurrent.Worrynomore.Thisyear wearemovingtoasingledayrenewalwhichwillbeonthe1stofSeptember

Moreonthatlater(andbytheway,noneedtothankus–that’swhatwedo) I hope the information in this edition of the bulletin is helpful to realign priorities, stretch your goalsandachievemorethanyouexpectedin2023

HappyNewYearandAlltheBestfor2023

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WhatYouNeedtoKnow AboutTheAssociationApp

If you have not yet downloaded the association app add it to your new years resolutions This app will give you the functionality and information available with your association membership at your fingertips

IfyouareaMemberoftheAssociation,and an apple user, go to the Apple App Store and search “North American Ice Cream Assoc”tofindanddownloadtheapp

Android users – Go to the Google Play Store and search “North American Ice Cream Assoc” to find and download the app

LoggingintotheApp:

On the login screen, enter your username and password you use to log into the associationmembershipsite.

Within the app you will see icons to he you navigate through the informatio available

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Discuss items relating Food Safet Marekting,Production,HR,Training,Busines growthandproductrelatedinformation.

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BlockingOutYour CalendarForTheNewYear

Hopefully,atthebeginningofthisnewyear, you are looking at a 2023 calendar, that is relatively blank. Sure, there are the obligatory dates and events that you have penciled in, but way before the season commences, let’s spend a couple of paragraphs and talk about penciling in some events and occurrences nice and early,so,theyarealreadylockedin

Employeemeetings

Having a meeting with your managers and your crew is an essential part of running a business There are so many good things that happen as a result of regular team meetings

The most important of which is that your crew feels that they have a say, and their opinions are heard, as to what happens in theday-to-day,runningofthebusiness IfI were to suggest a time frame for these meetings, I would have them every six weeks. Every month tends to be a little too often,butiftheyblowouttotwomonthsor more, you don’t get any momentum out of thesemeetings.

Perhaps schedule them on a Saturday morningsothattheydon’tconflictwithany ofthestorehours.Remember,thisisapaid meeting Theyareonthepayrollwhenthey comealong,but reallyyoushouldn’tneedanymorethanan hour

We used to serve them up a simple breakfast,maybepancakesandjuice,and then go over some new flavors and promotions, some changes in policy and procedure, and give our crew a chance to give us feedback on the management andoperationofthebusiness

Again, I found personally that when you takethetimetoacknowledgeandlistento your team, they tend to work better together, and there is less resistance in followinginstructionsand requests

YourMonthlyMarketingSession

Every month you should block out a morning or an afternoon to concentrate onyourmarketingstrategyforthatmonth

Marketing and promotions fall into the classic “important but not urgent” bucket. We all should be doing it, but often those urgent matters that rise to the top of the task list push marketing planning down to thebottom

Having time already blocked out to review community events and happenings, sponsorshipopportunities,andcommunity events can be very valuable, particularly if you participate regularly in happenings aroundyourcommunity

Part of this session should also include what your focus will be on social media and digital marketing for the upcoming month.Perhapsthefirstsessionofthe

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year should look at your website. Are all of your information, menu and links current? Isittimeforarefresh?

Do you have all of your social media accounts listed correctly? All of these things take time, and if you already have a block of time dedicated on the calendar, it’s a lot easier to commit rather than kick thecandowntheroad

Financemeetings

Once a month, you should also be taking some time to reviewing your invoices and ensuring that what you are paying for your ingredients, and what you projected that you were paying are the same thing Your two variable costs are your food cost, and your labor cost These are described as “variable” for a reason. Without being checked,theycanblowoutofcontrol

You may only need a couple of hours here, but this is valuable time to go through invoices and payroll spreadsheets and make sure that what you think is happeningonthebalancesheet,andwhat actuallyishappeningareoneinthesame

Timeforyourself

This may be one of the meetings that you are great at scheduling, or perhaps terrible at Many entrepreneurs find joy in the challenge of running their business, growing their business, or even looking at newopportunities.

My wife calls me a plate spinner Do you remember those old spinning plate performers? They have a dinner plate, spinning on the top of a tall rod, and the moretheytwirltherod,theplate keeps spinning and stays upright As soon as one of the rods starts to lose its momentum,theplatestartstowobble,and if attention isn’t given to it, the plate will comecrashingtotheground

Many entrepreneurs find themselves spinning plates and bouncing between each pole to keep them spinning This can be exhausting, and if you don’t have any way to relieve the stress or blow off some steam, this could have disastrous outcomes

Perhaps once every two or three weeks, scheduleanhourortwoforyourselftodo something that you like. Go on a hike or play some tennis It might even be taking some time off to visit some other ice creamorfrozendessertstores

Timeawayfromyourbusinesscanbean extremely valuable way of reinvigorating your entrepreneurial spirit and not sufferingfromburnout

Yes, there will be many daily, weekly, and other monthly meetings that you can schedule in and around these blocks of time But in reality, if you don’t get onto your calendar nice and early and block out some of these important, but not urgent sessions, you will find it very hard tofindtimewhenyouareinthethickofit

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MediaMarketing or2023

The years move fast, but social media moves faster Staying informed on social media marketing trends is crucial for brands to boost engagement, reach, and conversion rates while simultaneously building customer loyalty and a unique brandimpression HereatTargetMarket,we know a thing or two about staying up to datewiththelatestsocialmediamarketing trends. Check out the projected trends for 2023!

AugmentedReality(AR)

Augmented reality is a subsection of artificial intelligence and is predicted to become mainstream in the coming years Not only does it allow your brand to improve its promotion and advertising efforts,butitalsoreinventshowconsumers share, communicate, and create content on various social platforms Some benefits ofARinsocialmediamarketinginclude

‘Try’beforeyoubuy Immersiveexperiences

Brandedfilters

Contentsharing

With the benefits of augmented reality beingsogreatandadaptationsoeasy,the number of mobile AR users is expected to reach1.4billionin2023.

Micro-Influencers

Influencer marketing is not a new phenomenon Big brands such as Dunkin’ will collaborate with influencers that boast millions of followers to increase sales However,in2023micro-influencersare

expected to lead to great success compared to celebrity endorsements

Although micro-influencers have smaller audiences, they often have higher engagement rates and a lower price point. For your social media marketing in 2023, partnering with several smaller influencers with niche communities may resultinabetterreturnoninvestment

ShortFormVideos

It’s no secret that video is king Unlike static images, video offers a landscape to express creativity in such a crowded space. As 2023 approaches, audiences continue to consume more and more short-form video content. Is this due to our depleting attention spans? Maybe Regardless, video is here to stay Apps like Tik Tok have proven consumers ’ appetite for short-form videos, which expanded to other platforms such as Instagram reels and YouTube shorts Short-form videos can be a great addition to your social media marketing strategy in 2023 If you don’t know where tostart,TargetMarkethasyoucovered.

SocialAudio

SocialmediaplatformssuchasFacebook are entering the market early with an audiocreationtoolthatwillallowusersto create “Soundbites” According to Facebook, Soundbites are creative, shortform audio clips for capturing anecdotes, jokes, moments of inspiration, and more. In addition to Soundbites, Facebook is addingapodcastfeatureandliveaudio

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rooms in Facebook and Messenger. Facebook is not the only one jumping on the social audio bandwagon. Twitter also has voice tweets and Twitter spaces, while LinkedInhasAudioEvents.

UTMCodes

UTM (Urchin Tracking Module) codes are used to track and measure the effectiveness of digital marketing campaigns, including those on social media. Hootsuite outlines the three main benefitsofUTMtags,including

Track the value of social marketing programs and campaigns to measure ROI

Provide precise data about conversion ratesandtrafficsources

Allow you to test on individual posts in anA/Btestingstyle

UTM codes are pieces of code that get added to URLs and are among the most accurate way to measure and prove the value of your social media efforts, refine your social media marketing strategy, and trackinfluencermarketingresults

TargetMarket

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ShouldIRaiseMyPrices ThisYear?

Well here we are in 2023, and who else is looking forward to a cracking year of excitementandscooping??IknowIam.

Among all of the other fun “off season ” activities you are more than likely involved in right now, may I suggest we take a couple of days to review where our pricing isanddeterminewherewewillbetweaking the menu boards? You may be taking a double take there and questioning to yourself,“Acoupleofdays??”

Traditionally ice cream and frozen dessert businessownerswouldhaveacursorylook atthepastyear'ssales,andsimplywavea “3% to 5%” wand over the menu for next year and call it a day Well last year wasn’t any ordinary old year Fuel and energy prices went through the roof. The butter index, which drives the commodity pricing for dairy products in the US, has spiked to an all time high, and pretty well everything thatweusetomakeupourfabulousmane itemshasriseninpriceoverthepast6to8 months

So,whenwelookstrategicallyatourpricing for this coming season, I think we need to do a little more research So, as we dig a little deeper into raising prices, let’s talk about a little history, before we jump into factoringinthefuture

Trimdownthemenu

I don’t think any of us really maximize the full use of our POS or register systems The reportsanddatathatwecanmineis

almost endless. However, there are some simple and essential reports we can run todeterminewhatshouldevenfeatureon ourmenusthisseason

The first of which is the percentage of sales each item on the menu is reporting across your total yearly sales. If you have a menu item that is markedly lower in sales than others on the menu, you really need to consider taking it off It doesn’t need to go to the flavor graveyard altogether; A lot of these items can still perform well as a seasonal item or a limitedtimeoffer.

And let's face it; not every menu item is a winner, but I think when you pull the data, you will find that there may be 2 to 5 itemsthatyouknowjustaren’tsellingwell. It'stimetotakethemoff

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You may not even have to replace them with anything Less can be more when it comes to an ice cream shop menu. Too many of us like to pack the menu to make itlookfull,ratherthanconcentrateonitems that are really popular and sell well Once you have carved some of the dead wood away,wecanconcentrateonsomeofyour costs

Reestablishcosts

Whenwasthelasttimeyoureallysatdown with a price list, a spreadsheet and honestly figured out how much each item on the menu actually costs you I’m not talking about “off the top of your head” or an accurate guess. I’m talking about breakingdownthebuildingblocksofeach menu item and accurately listing the current cost of each element of that menu item. For example. Lets break down the elementsofahotfudgesundae:

1x12ozsundaecup

3 x 3oz scoops of vanilla ice cream (include the landed cost of that vanilla as well)

2pumpsofhotchocolatefudge

2spoonsofnuttopping

1dollopofwhippedcream

1maraschinocherry

1spoon

1Napkin

¼ofalid

Hitupyoursuppliers

You should have a breakdown like this of every single item you have on your menu. From every size cone to your medium and large, frozen beverages, and each, and every flavor you have in the case, if this appliestoyou

You can’t just guesstimate want items fit into each Sundae. You have to be very specific and targeted to cover every menu itemyouhaveonyourmenuboard.

For example, you will note that I listed a quarterofalid Thiswouldbeanexample where we don’t give a lid out with every single item, but we calculate that about one in four customers may ask for a lid. Your employee should not be encouraged to offer a lid. You are more than willing to provide one if they ask, but simply offering a lid to every single customer, whether they want one or not, doesnotmakegoodfinancialsense

This whole process of calculation may fill many tabs of a spreadsheet. Remember, you have already peeled off some of the menu items that don’t sell well, so you onlyreallyneedtodothiscalculationwith thosethatyouknowarepopular

If you ’ re in the premium ice cream or gelato game, you should have a tab on your spreadsheet for every single flavor thatyoumake Aniceeasyvanillashould only contain your base and a vanilla extract Something more complicated like a black raspberry cheesecake, should include your base, your cheesecake extract or syrup, your cheesecake bits, yourribbonofblackraspberrypurée,your pie crust pieces, and everything else you putinthisflavor.

Allofthismaysoundalittletedious,butit is a must if you truly want to master the process of knowing exactly what you sell, and what it actually costs you I know what you ’ re thinking I didn’t get into the Ice-Creambusinesstoslaveoverahot spreadsheet late at night, looking at how manymini-M&MsIneedtomakeup aflurry,andhow much they cost Yes, this isn’t the sexy part of owning an ice cream shop But it isoneofthe essentialparts.

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Once you have worked through all of this costing,youcanfeelconfidentknowingthat this information will help you focus on communicating with your suppliers in vendors, and also help you refocus on portioncontrol.

Hitupyoursuppliers

OK Nowthatyouhaveallofthisinformation in your arsenal, it’s time to start looking to reduce some of the food, cost percentages, orcostofgoodsonthespreadsheet

A call or an email to your suppliers asking for updated pricing should be on your list of things to do at the beginning of every season If you have continually grown your business,andyourvolumeorderedlastyear was more than the year before, surely that isworthareductioninpricing.

Never be embarrassed or reluctant to ask a supplier for a price break. Remember, as you grow your business, they grow theirs, so any assistance they can give you to be more profitable and sell more items, they are going to benefit from in the long term anyway

If you don’t qualify for a volume discount, ask your suppliers about new products, or differentsuppliersthatcanprovideasimilar quality product that you are using for a reduced price. This is only one element of doingtheresearchonapriceincreasebutit is an important one At least you can feel comfortableknowingthatyouhavethebest possiblepricefromyoursuppliers

You may come across another supplier, either online or around town, that may have oneortwoitemsforaslightlycheaperprice, butyoumaythinkthatitwouldbemoreofa hassle to bring on a new supplier for one item only You need to get this thought out ofyourmind.

Let’s say for example my 12-ounce sundae cup is costing me $15 from my regular broadline distributor I may do some online research or find out that another paper supplierintownhasthatverysamecup,or something almost exactly the same for $10 lessabox

I would be going back to my initial supplier andsaytohim,hey,Ihavesomeoneelsein town with a better price than yours on this Sundae cup Can you match it? This conversation can only really go two ways. Theycanmatchit,andyoucancontinueto order the same cup from the same supplieralittlecheaper,ortheycantellyou that they are locked into their pricing, and theycan’tdoanythingforyou.

In my opinion, you need to then go to that second supplier and start buying that one product from them. This sent the message toyourinitialsupplier,thatyouarewillingto overlook convenience, to ensure the best pricingyoucanget

This may mean a little more bookwork, and dealingwithoneortwomoresuppliers,but keeping your core suppliers honest, and knowingthatthereareothersinthemarket that are providing good competition, is essentialinensuringtheprofitabilityofyour business.

Nowthatyouknowyourmenuispopulated with items that are popular and will sell, and you have the best possible pricing structureafterdoingsomeresearch,nowis the time to determine what the price increasewillbe,andwhetheritwillapplyto everything, or just selected items on the menu

Selectitemstoincrease. There are two ways to look at price increasesforyourproducts Youcaneither

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just apply an increases for your products. You can either just apply an increase to everything on the menu, or you can select certain items that you know are higher in yourcostingandaresellingwell

I personally don’t think that your whole menu deserves a price increase. After the research that you ’ ve done, you will be able to see that some menu items are well priced, and increasing them for the sake of it, may not go down well with your customers.

You really need to look at those items that sell well but are a little more expensive to make These are the items you should be concentrating on as a price increase. Again, in previous years, ice cream shop owners would throw a 3% to 5% increase in, but last year many ice cream shop owners bumped that percentage up to 8% or 12% onsomeitems

Youknowyourcustomersbetterthanmost, and you should have a really good feel for the demographic and the vibe of your customer base Remember, general increaseinpricingoffood,andinparticular ice cream products will be no surprise to them Many of your customers are already well aware of the rising costs of fuel and food

But remember, that this simple ice cream treat, or what we call an inexpensive 15minute vacation down to the ice cream shop,isoftenastressrelieveroramoment totakeastepbackfromthestressesoflife, and just enjoy a sweet treat to take the edge off some of the troubles they are goingthrough

Iwillalsoaddthatmanyofyourcustomers are not coming into your shop just to get icecream.Theyarethereforacelebration, oracommiseration,orapickmeup,or

treating a family member for a job well done

Also, people are paying for their entire experienceandnotjusttheicecreamitself

If your business is well decorated, with a beautifulwaftofwafflecones,andsoothing music, with excellence in customer service, you can charge a little more knowing that the overall experience in your store is what yourcustomersarepayingfor.

CLICKHERETOSIGNINANDGETSTARTED

I really do think that this research is essential, particularly this coming year People are watching what they are spending money on, and ice cream and frozen dessert is a relatively inexpensive novelty or treat, but do you want to make sure you are giving them the best experienceforareasonableprice.

The only way you can really do that, is understanding exactly how your costs and prices are in relation to each other, and ensuring you are building your financial elements to benefit you and your business forthecomingyear.

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TING CALENDAR

JANUARY

2023 Daily Holidays

NewYearsDay:1

NationalBuffetDay:2

DrinkingStrawDay:3

NationalChocolateCoveredCherryDay:3

TriviaDay:4

NationalKetoDay:5 WhippedCreamDay:5

NationalShortbreadDay:6

ThreeKingsDay:6

NationalPlayOutsideDay:7

NationalEnglishToffeeDay:8

NationalHotTeaDay:12

RubberDuckyDay:13

NationalBagelDay:15 FigNewtonDay:16

NationalRyeWhiskeyDay:17 PopcornDay:19

NationalCheeseLoversDay:20 NationalPieDay:23

NationalPeanutButterDay:24

NationalIrishCoffeeDay:25

NationalPeanutBrittleDay:26

FruitcakeTossDay:28 NationalPuzzleDay:29 CroissantDay:30

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FEBRUARY

2023 Daily Holidays

Candy-MakingDay:1

CrepeDay:2

BubbleGumDay:3

NationalIceCreamForBreakfastDay:4

WorldNutellaDay:5

InternationalFrozenYogurtDay:6 OperaDay:8

NationalPizzaDay:9

NoOneEatsAloneDay:10

Don'tCryOverSpilledMilkDay:11

SuperBowlLVII(57):12

Galentine'sDay:13 ValentinesDay:14

NationalGumDropDay:15

NationalAlmondDay:16

RandomActsofKindnessDay:17

NationalDrinkWineDay:18

ChocolateMintDay:19 PresidentsDay:20

InternationalPancakeDay:21

GeorgeWashington'sBirthday:22

NationalChiliDay:23 TootsieRollDay:23 TartarSauceDay:24 WorldPistachioDay:26 NationalRetroDay:27

NationalToothFairyDay:28 LeapYearDay:29 Superman'sBirthday:29

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Heythere,SupplierMember.Hopefullyby nowyouhaveseenquiteafewchangesin thewaytheassociationisimproving memberbenefitsandcommunicatingwith ourmembers

Ourmainmethodofcommunicationisstill ourmonthlyBulletinpublishedonthe10thof eachmonth Upuntilrecently,TheBulletin hasstruggledtoattractadvertisersandwe havebeenofferingfreeadstothosesupplier memberswhocontributedanarticle

ANOTEFOR OURSUPPLIER MEMBERS
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PleasedirectanyquestionstoSteveChristensen, ExecutiveDirectoratthebelowcontactdetails 6367781822*TollFree:866-303-6960 E-Mail:info@icecreamassociationorg* Web:wwwicecreamassociationorg AssociationOfficers2023 President KellyLarson,SweetTemptations,Grand Haven,MI VicePresident RickPizzi,PizziFarms,Waltham,MA Treasurer MegCappanari,Cappanari's,MtProspect,IL 1issues 3issues 6issues 11issues 1/4page $70 $65 $60 $50 1/2page $90 $85 $80 $70 FullPage $160 $150 $140 $120 THEGOODNEWSIS..... 18 DISPLAYADVERTISING Frequencyratesarebasedonthetotal numberofinsertionsusedwithinatwelvemonthperiod. SpaceReservations:10thofmonth precedingpublication MaterialDeadline:15thofmonthpreceding publication
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ImmediatePastPresident

DaveDeadman,ChocolateShoppeIce Cream,Madison,WI

ExecutiveDirector

SteveChristensen,Wildwood,MO

COMMITTEESANDCOMMITTEECHAIRMAN

ExecutiveCommittee

KellyLarson,SweetTemptations,Grand Haven,MI

NominatingCommittee

DaveDeadman,ChocolateShoppeIce Cream,Madison,WI

ConventionCommittee

KellyLarson,SweetTemptations,GrandHaven, MI

MembershipCommittee

RickPizzi,PizziFarms,Waltham,MA

IceCreamClinicCommittee

ChristineD’Amico,OvertheTop,PleasantHillIA

ScholarshipCommittee

SueKloter,KloterIceCreamBarn,Ellington,CT

NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY

The Association is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in all of its endeavors. To that end, we shall not tolerate any words or acts of discrimination, harassment or any inappropriate behavior in general against any person affiliated with the association, including its members and guests, with regard to race, sex, color, creed, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status or sexual orientation.

This Bulletin is published by: The North American Ice Cream Association PO Box 601 Wildwood, MO 63040

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