FINAL PROJECT: Business Mission Statement

Our Mission at Smooth Vodka Company is to give our customers the best quality vodka of their choice. We want our customers to really feel they made a long lasting relationship with our vodka company. We want our consumers to feel that we took the time and effort to get to know what they want out of a great beverage. We want our consumers to have a great experience with our vodka. But Smooth Vodka Company doesn’t want to just make great experiences; we want to help all our consumers make lasting memories with the ones they know and love. What matters to our company most are the consumers who want to just be stress free and in a place they feel comfortable in, and with Smooth RainDrop Vodka we get you through your ups and downs. We don’t need you to rely on us we want you to trust in us.
“State Your Business; Too Many Mission Statements Are Loaded with Fatheaded Jargon. Play It Straight,” “A Good Mission Statement Can Lead a Business,” Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing CHPT References Page R2
 I know other vodkas made you ask whether or not to believe their vodka had the best quality, but I’m here to tell you that you won’t have to question the quality of our Smooth Rain Drop Vodka because we refuse to let you down on real quality vodka. So stop questioning and start believing because we are here to ease your worries and make you realize there truly are better things in life then settling for less. We know and understand the needs of our consumers; you want something smooth, blends well with other drinks and no hassles to deal with when it comes to quality. Please make our workers here at Smooth Vodka Company your first choice and your only choice. Experience the real power of greatness with Smooth RainDrop Vodka. Please drink and party responsibly. Always remember the sky is the limit."Guided by the company’s mission statement and objectives, management now must plan its business portfolio—the collection of businesses and products that make up the company." Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing CHPT 2 Page 42