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TEAM MEMBERS
Ê CANDY WILLEMS Ê Head of design
Ê OLI GOTS Ê Head of marketing & Publicity
Ê SIGRI SEVALDSEN Ê Key account manager
Description of Company’s Product/Service
Ê We wanted to create a ‘tool’, which would introduce people to their area, in a fun, interactive way and would be an alternative to the ever-‐growing online resources.
Ê The result was a stack of pocket-‐sized, detachable cards, providing assorted content.
Ê Three main types of competition were identified: Ê guide-‐magazines (e.g. Time Out)
Ê flyer packs (e.g. Don’t Panic) Ê discount providers (e.g. KGB Deals, Groupon)
What made WHATIF unique compared to its competitors?
Ê WHATIF differentiates in the following: Ê Price – WHATIF is free, distributed around the area’s cafes,
galleries, shops, etc.
Ê Size & format; Personalization – a business card size, makes it handy to carry around – it fits even in your pocket or purse; detachable cards allow selectivity and customization
Ê Availability/convenience – always available, as it is a printed, tangible product; there is no dependence on Internet connection, yet as free & accessible as your average online app.
Our customer segment and how we researched their needs.
Ê Multi-‐sided platform Ê Customer segment A -‐ busy people, who like to try, discover
and experiment Ê Value proposition: Design -‐ Personalization -‐ Availability
Ê Customer segment B -‐ local businesseswho can use the ‘cardmag’ to advertise their services Ê Value proposition: format of the advertising tool -‐ strategy -‐
multiple options
Ê Market Research : Ê Taking the prototype around London
Our key activities, partners and resources
Ê Key resource is any printed version of the ‘cardmag’ (tangible) and team members’ expertise (IP). Ê A ‘cardmag’ could be used in two ways:
Ê Informative Ê Promotional/Marketing tool
Ê Key partners : KSL and local businesses
Ê Key activities: Ê Production & maintenance of ‘cardmags’ Ê Offering team expertise & ‘cardmags’ as promotional/marketing
tools for other businesses Ê Promoting our product to new users, content owners and
advertisers
Our Branding and design strategy
• simplicity is the sophistication
• LOGO: fun & memorable orange and bold & easy to read black.
• THE NAME: great branding potential through inquisitive questioning
• CARDMAG: Unusual format and bright coloring are set to attract attention.
• Individualization & customization as part of branding strategy
• Weaknesses : Printing
Company policies, IP and other legal consideration
Ê The product is prone to ‘copycats’:
Ê Our strategy: Ê strong design, Ê valuable partners Ê well-‐planned distribution
Ê branding
Ê Contract for advertisers
Profit & Loss statement
EXPENSES
INCOME EXPECTED EXPENSES
EXPECTED REVENUE
START-‐UP COSTS
£ £
KSL: 1000 Cardmag
£
£
Website 36.18 Printing 310.00 KSL 1000
Registration 100.00 Rings 84.80
PROTOTYPE 10.00
KU FAIR 43.00 KU FAIR 19.00
TOTAL 189.18 19.00 394.80
PROFIT 432.22
Retrospective & Evaluation
Challenges
Ê size, price and content of the magazine.
Ê Identify competitive advantage
Ê limit of resources
Ê Solutions: Ê market research and
mentoring Ê Keeping the product simple
What would we have done differently?
Ê More doing, less talking
Ê Earlier team role definition
Ê Less incubation stage
Ê Better time management