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1- UPFEED
2- THE MARKET
3- SUMMARY
4- GOALS
5- UPFEED.COM 6- DISTRIBUTION
7- NATIVE ADVERTISEMENT
8- OVERVIEW
9- WORK BENCH
10- ALGORITHM
11- DEEP LEARNING
12- MEDIA CENTER
13- CAMPAIGN
BROKERAGE
14- UPFEED ENVIROMENT
15- THIRD PARTY CONTENT
16- THE COMPETITION 17- STRATEGY
18- PARTNERSHIPS
19- SUCCESS FACTORS
20- LEGAL
21- THE FOUNDER
22- CORPORATE
23- SUMMARY
CONTENT
WHAT? User-generated content aggregate.
HOW?
Provide a news service, which organizes user-generated
content, remove the noise and
making it more accessible.
1.1 – THE IDEA
Create a 100% independent, fully automated, user-generated
publisher, aggregator and media broker For this to work we
would need to solve the following:
Independent producers/publishers may have their product reviewed by our content providers
Content providers need quality feedback/analytics on their content to stay competitive
Need to QA -quality assure that content providers will increase their no of readers
Facilitate an advertisement platform, where advertisers and content providers may negotiate,
agree, execute and monitor campaigns efficiently.
1.2 – MARKET
Global: More than 250M bloggers and freelance writers
3.3 M new blog posts every day
The largest blog site in the US is Blogger with more than 46 M unique visitors each month
Norway: Blogg.no Norways largest blogg network has more than 1.2 M registered blogs.
For our feasibility test we selected 25 blogs, for which we downloaded 7208 articles with more than
100 new articles published every day.
1.2.1 – MARKET
CXENSE a Norwegian startup, has gone global by providing a service, which optimizes
audience data in order to make user experience more personalized.
CXENSE offers this service to news sites and ecommerce for a monthly licence fee.
More than 6000 sites globally now use their service.
UPFEED will offer the same or better service for free and enable it to be used by anyone.
Our flexible business model does not depend on collecting licence fees
◘ User-generated content in abundance
◘ Banner ads will be offered, but they are not the main revenue-driver.
◘ Business opportunities in aggregation of user-generated content.
◘ Able to classify text in order to locate and optimize the audience for the content.
◘ Global market opportunies.
1.3 – ASSUMPTIONS
•Become a global market leader within distribution of user-generated web
•content on all platforms:
•News (text)
•Video
•Voice
•Support more than a 100 languages
1.3.1 – UPFEED’s GOAL
Current status: Confirmed the required assumptions
Funded NOK 0.3M to define Upfeed as a concept
Develop a PoC (Proof of Concept)
1.3.2 – UPFEED REQUIREMENTS
Short term: Raise NOK 4.5M to finalize a production ready platform
Launch in two countries Norway and England.
Extend the PoC to include running a business in a
multinational production enviroment.
Categories
1.3.3 – UPFEED.COM
News, Economy, Tech, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Travel and Fashion.
About Upfeed
Extensive library of help guides, best use practices and content optimization.
Explanations of our methods for ranking content will be made
available in order to improve transparency.
Primary objectives:
Build and maintain a close and longterm relationship with our content
suppliers.
Aggregate the content by understanding the content and finding the right
audience for the right content.
1.3.4 – UPFEED.COM
•Upfeed offers a wide range of tailored content distribution packages for
online
businesses of any size.
•Our Excecutive Content Partnership Agreement with the content providers
allow
us to take part as the licencor in the Upfeed Content License Agreement with
the licencee.
•All parties manage their accounts through our two control panels:
•Upfeed Work Bench (content provider)
•Upfeed Media Center (licencee)
1.4 – MEDIA DISTRIBUTION
•Upfeed gives advertisers an efficient way to target audiences through
native advertisement.
•The campaigns are funded utilising pay-per-click on sponsored content. The
transaction
is governed by the Upfeed Native Marketing Agreement.
•Upfeed facilitate the deal and work as escrow for the transaction.
1.5 – NATIVE ADVERTISEMENT
Content Providers
1.3.2 – UPFEED REQUIREMENTS
Content Buyers
Advertisers
Visitors/readers
Content Providers
Campaign Distribution
Work bench
Media Center
Media Broker
Ba
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Offic
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•Content providers gain access through successful web-based registration.
•Content providers gain access to a wide range of account settings and control options.
•Typical content provider would be a Independent writer or blogger.
2.1 – WORK BENCH
•Content provider only have to sign up with us and Upfeed will do the rest.
•Our web scraping solution makes the registration automated, quick and painless.
2.1.1 – CONTENT SOLUTION
•At the core of the business lies a set of algorithms developed using the latest
achievements within data science, machine learning and NLP
(Natural Language Processing).
•We utilise this technology in order to understand text and optimizing the
process of bringing the right content to every audience.
2.1.2 –ALGORITHM
•Utilising semantic classification helps us to recognize content and provide some
constraints on the type of content we wish to align ourselves with.
•We promote quality, penalize weaker content and/or completely remove content
types we don’t want to be associated with.
•Upfeed believes that this kind of understanding/control over the distribution is
paramount in order to become a domain leader within user-generated
content distribution.
2.1.3 – DEEPER LEARNING
•A complete content solution tailored for all business sizes.
•Based on our sophisticated algorithms we will offer a range of content packages.
•We quality assure each and every article that goes through our system making sure
only the content that meets the requirements are let through.
2.2 – MEDIA CENTER
•Revenue management based on a unique campaign code which is imbedded into the
link that drives traffic to the advertisers landing page.
•A campaign management suit gives advertisers a wide range of options in order to
specify campaign settings
•Price is based on pay-per-click and set by supply and demand.
•You may target your audience or request lowest rate possible by allowing any
content provider to take part.
2.3 – CAMPAIGN BROKERAGE
A complete management and reporting tool for the end to end business.
Critical systems
•BI – Platform – Pentaho Business Analytics
General systems
•CRM solution - Sales Force
•API Platform – Redhat Jboss Fuse
•Rule Platform – Redhat Jboss BRMS
•Presentation Platform – Magnolia CMS
2.4 – UPFEED ENVIRONMENT
In order to increase the user experience without stealing too much focus away from the
content we will consider some third party content not limited to the list below.
•Weather report
•Financial, stocks and commodities quotes
•Classifieds
•Jobs
•Games
2.5 – THIRD PARTY CONTENT
Content Provider
Management
2.6 – UPFEED POC (PROOF OF CONCEPT)
Customer
Management
Upfeed Sales Upfeed Business
Analyst Advertiser
Content Aggregator
Content Consumer
Content
Provider
Customer
Reporting
Customer
Management Content
Distribution
Content
Presentation Campaign
Enrolment
Content
Availability
Content Production
Content Production
Traffic Analysis Consumer
Analysis
Content
Classification Content
Acquisition
Settlement
Management
Product
Management
Ranking
Management
Content
Ranking
Settlement
Consumer
Segmentation Text Analysis
Payment
Distribution
•Tradedoubler
•Schibstedt
•News360
•Zite
•Huffington Post
•Cxense
•Tapads
3.0 – THE COMPETITION
•Be data-driven, implementing data science, analysis and predictive modeling into our
decision making process from day one.
•Building and maintaining cutting-edge solutions, by investing in research
•Core business fully automated increases entry point cost threshold, but enables rapid growth.
•Fewer hires, but only the best and brightest, everyone’s a data scientist light.
•Sponsor high-quality content providers to drive traffic to our main categories.
•Create a wide range of editorials, promoting best practice aimed at educating content
providers and optimize the content (the Upfeed way), to increase content volumes.
•Optimize marketing budgets by utilising content providers as aggregaters of our promotions.
3.1 – STRATEGY
•Conduct, research/development
•Andy Doucette, research
•Handelsbanken, compliance/settlement
•Oliver Plummer, accounting international
•Exact Regnskap, accounting Norway
•Healys, legal international
•Sander Law, legal Norway
3.2– STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
•Time – to – market, this is an opportunity that requires timing, to successfully meet this
requirement we plan to launch Q3 2016.
•Liquividity to create an efficient long term market mix.
•Establish and maintain a high-level of trust by efficient and «up-close» communication
with our customers and the market.
•Getting the content distribution up and running and not relying to much on the
campaign revenues.
•Making upfeed.com a credible news site, by promoting relevant high-quality news.
5.0 – SUCCESS FACTORS
•Tax advice
•Company structure, international
•Partnership agreements
•Online terms and agreements
•Intellectual property protection
•Disclaimers
•Corporate governance
6.0 – LEGAL
•Upfeed will be geared towards a global organisation from day one.
HQ:
•Excecutive management
•Tech, hosting and R&D
•BI, Analysis & Data Science
•Senior advisory and educational expertise
•Regional management
Local Office:
•Local management
•Teams front and back office handling research, analysis, CRM, advisory
and educational work.
6.1 – ORGANISATION
Serial entrepreneur/Investor
Age: 40
Previous projects: Watt magazine, yaTack.no, BetOnBet and iGroup.no
Education: MSc in Finance, Investment banking and
Securities from University of Wales
7.0 – THE FOUNDER
Joakim William Hauge
Shareholders:
•Joakim William Hauge (Runtime Capital Management ltd)
•Ante Bes Nilsen
Board of Directors:
•Ante Bes Nilsen
•Joakim William Hauge
8.0 - SHAREHOLDERS
Phase 1
•Norway and UK
Phase 2
•10+ European countries
•US Introduction,
Phase 3
•North American expansion
•Asia Pacific
•South America
•Middle East
•Africa
8.1 – ROLLOUT
News events:
Press release
Openings/Premiere reviews
Other events
8.2 – FUTURE RELEASES
Streaming services:
Daytime TV
Video aggregator
Live events
Revenues (NOK in 1000’s)
8.3 – FINANCE – P & L
12 months 24 months 36 months
Native ads
Banner ads
Content
Total Revenue from Operations
Operating Expenses
Fixed costs
Variable costs
Gross Profit
Overheads
Office costs
Server mng costs
Utilities
Total Overheads
Operating Income
Other income (Expenses)
Loan Interest
Earnings Before Tax
5000
500
1500
7000
1500
3000
4000
500
1500
500
2500
0
0
500
35000
7000
15000
57000
10000
25000
22000
3000
3500
2000
8500
(500)
0
12000
115000
20000
40000
175000
50000
75000
50000
5000
12000
5000
22000
(1500)
0
26500
Cashflow 2017
CASHFLOW FROM OPERATIONS:
Cash received
Cash paid
Cash generated
Dividends received
Interest received
Interest paid
Tax paid
Net cash from operations
CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING:
Office software & equipment
Server software, HW and utilities
Operations upfeed platform R1.0
Net cashflow from investing
CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING:
Proceeds from capital contributed
Proceeds from loan
Payment loan Net cash flow from financing
NET INCREASE/DECREASE IN CASH:
Cash at the start of period
Cash at the end of the period
8.3 – FINANCE – P & L
NOK (in 1000's)
6500
4000
2500
0
0 25
100
2375
-200
-200
-1500
-1900
2500 0
0
2500
250
2975
Office equipment: 6 Mobile office packages
Office 6 work stations
Hosting: Cloud setup
R1.0 Upfeed platform:
Development and testing of a
production ready release
Total investments:
8.3 – FINANCE – P & L
200 000
200 000
1 500 000
1 900 000
•We have defined the concept of Upfeed.
•We have created a list of assumptions necessary to create a lucrative business.
•We have conducted necessary research to conclude if concept is feasible.
•We have created a PoC in order to demonstrate our core business features and
unique approach to a multibillion USD market.
9.0 – SUMMARY