Instructions: You are Rhonda Kellman, former co-founder of the Boston Beer Company and recent founder of Moonshot Beer. It is clear that your first attempt at starting up the company was fraught with problems, as you failed to perform even the most basic of business principles such as patenting your idea and researching your industry. Pretend that we travel back in time to the start of Moonshot Beer in 2005- you now miraculously have a second chance to make things right. Please provide the following information by doing the appropriate research (from your research you can use present day numbers because it's difficult to find 2005 data): Note: Pretend that the law forbidding any product with alcohol/caffeine (including your product) does not and never has existed. 1) Perform an external analysis of Moonshot Beer, including a. CDSTEP analysis, to identify what external items might impact your business and the insights (the "so what?") you could extract from each point. b. Plot a perceptual map of the United States beer industry, using two characteristics that consumers think are most important (research this) 2) Choose your target market a. Segment the consumer market (minimum 2 different and distinct segments) and give each of your segments a profile name. Then choose one of those 2 segments to be your main target for Moonshot. Be as descriptive as possible about your chosen target market, and explain why you made your decisions (also please describe any assumptions you made). 3) What is the size of your target market? a. This would be the number of potential consumers who fit within the characteristics of your target market. You can find this through research. Please show as much of your process as you can (even through screenshots). If you need to make assumptions please state your assumptions and your reasoning. 4) If each potential consumer in your target market purchased one bottle of Moonshot at $5, how much revenue will you make