How to WOW an audience? By Carmine Gallo inspired by Steve Jobsâ presentations. http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/244792 âA presentation doesnât always need slides to wow an audienceâ, it is best to show the functionality of the product related with something that the audience loves to give a lasting impression. âIntroduce three benefits …
Based on Chris Anderson book âThe Long Tail (Anderson, 2006)â we can assume that BeSeated, as a new product, can be competing for chasing the tail among less selling products, because the niche market is unknown, so within a business model we can assume it is small, but possible to conquer, …
The handling of personal information is a sensitive issue and should be treated with the utmost confidentiality. ‘Be Seated’ is liable to treating peoples private data securely and with compassion. The personal information supplied by the user for the service that Be Seated offers, could be stored in encrypted forms …
Purely as an example we have drafted a very rough version of what an ontology would look like for Be Seated. A finalised ontology would require more research and would be vastly more complicated however we understand the benefits of our service being able to be optimised for the Semantic …
Any company or service can be enhanced with a memorable and striking logo. In the process of deciding which logo was best we created some examples logos to take forward and assess. Based on Lindsay Rothfeld and Joshua Johnson criteria, we evaluated the possible logos. Different desgins and versions of …
A logo is the first impression of a company, their impact weapon. Be unique and clever The image must stand by itself. Originality. Avoid clichĂ©s. Designing something out-of-the-box. Understand the brand. Reach a specific audience. Aesthetics vs deeper meaning. Use a visual double entendre. Two pictures wrapped into one. Colour …
Graphic CANVAS Business Model In order to complete our business plan we followed the CANVAS business model which is a tried and tested method. Below is a graphic interpretation of the content from previous posts and provides an overview of the business plan.
9. COST STRUCTURE: How much money do we need to start, and why? Variable and fixed costs, Scale economy, taxes? Be Seated is a low-cost structure as we are reliant on the crowd and are not expecting to use financial incentives. We therefore should not require a huge investment to …
8. KEY PARTNERS: Providers and their products? Venues that want to pay for advertising. The crowd, who actually are pivotal to keep the website updated and accurate. Integration with other services and platforms, such as Facebook.
7. KEY ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS Users predominately need to review venues but also browse and connect with other users who share their interests. Be Seated has extra services, assistance, maintenance features but relies heavily on user-generated content and feedback from the crowd.