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    1. Workshop Entrepreneurship & Internet March, 19, 2008 Ayman van Bregt
    2. Agenda - Being an internet entrepreneur - Basic rules - Finding a product or service - Building a network - Starting a company & financing - Setting up a company structure - Marketing & Sales
    3. Basic rules
    4. How to compete? - Being competitive on: - Pricing - Design - Innovation - Marketing - ….
    5. Competitive marketing - Marketing is about: Making sales unnecessary. Marketing has as a goal to know the customer so well that the product or service has such a good fit that it sells itself. “Peter Drucker”
    6. Create a purple cow - Marketing of products & services are about creating purple cows:
    7. Product life cycle - Model of Rogers
    8. Product life cycle - Impact on PLC and changing environment
    9. Product life cycle - Problems in crossing the chasm: - No clear advantage above existing solutions - Difficult to implement within existing technology or current behavior - Difficult to use (for common people) - High initial entry level - Not visible in every day life
    10. The secret of the Long Tail - Businesses with distribution power can sell a greater volume of otherwise hard to find items at small volumes than of popular items at large volumes.
    11. The Long Tail
    12. Finding a product or service
    13. Finding a product or service - Product development is about innovation - Definition of innovation: New change in: • Product / service • Marketing • Technology / process • Organisation • The goal is a sustainable growth of your company
    14. Finding a product or service - Types of innovation: - Product innovation - Process innovation - Market innovation
    15. Finding a product or service - Innovation graphically: Change Change Change Time Time Time Development Incremental innovation Innovation
    16. Finding a product or service - Difference between research and innovation • Research is changing money into knowledge • Innovation is changing knowledge into money
    17. Model of Ansoff Proces and service Existing products New products innovations Product- innovations Existing markets Marketpenetration Product- development New markets Market- Diversification development Market- and organizational Highest risk innovations
    18. Model of Quinn Flexibility and freedom of doing Family Adhocratie Internal focus External focus Hiërarchie Market Stability and manageability
    19. Strategy of innovation Gatekeeper Gatekeeper GO/NO GO Gatekeeper GO/NO GO GO/NO GO Gatekeeper GO/NO GO Concept Market testing Production Generating development Product optimization Commercialization ideas and Distribution prototyping Detection of market needs Customer feedback on added value Tijd
    20. Finding a product or service - Online resources: - eMarket services - International trade offices - EVD - Chamber of Commerce - Networking…
    21. Building a network
    22. Building a network - Building a network is about: - Start in your own environment - Analyze your own network - Values of doing business - Set your goals - What style do you like? - Use tools online…
    23. Social software
    24. Social software • Definition: Software that facilitates interaction between people in the digital world. The software helps creating virtual relations and communities.
    25. Social Software - Xing (previously called OpenBC) started in Germany - Focussed on business networking, generating business and vacancies - Over 4 million members worldwide - Exists since 2004
    26. Social Software - Linkedin is a US company - Focussed on business networking and vacancies - Over 11 million members - Exists since 2003
    27. Starting a company & financing
    28. Startup commandments • Your idea isn't new. Pick an idea; at least 50 other people have thought of it. Get over your stunning brilliance and realize that execution matters more. • Stealth startups suck. You're not working on the Manhattan Project, Einstein. Get something out as quickly as possible and promote the hell out of it. • If you don't have scaling problems, you're not growing fast enough. • If you're successful, people will try to take advantage of you. Hope that you're in that position, and hope that you're smart enough to not fall for it. • People will tell you they know more than you do. If that's really the case, you shouldn't be doing your startup. • Your competition will inflate their numbers. Take any startup traffic number and slash it in half. At least.
    29. Startup commandments • Perfection is the enemy of good enough. Leonardo could paint the Mona Lisa only once. You can push a bug release every 5 minutes because you were at least smart enough to do a web app. • You don't need business development people. If you're successful, companies will come to you. The deals will still be distractions and not worth doing, but at least you're not spending any effort trying to get them. • You have to be wrong in the head to start a company. But we have all the fun. • Starting a company will teach you what it's like to be a manic depressive. They, at least, can take medication. • Your startup isn't succeeding? You have two options: go home with your tail between your legs or do something about it. What's it going to be?
    30. Startup commandments • If you don't pay attention to your competition, they will turn out to be geniuses and will crush you. If you do pay attention to them, they will turn out to be idiots and you will have wasted your time. Which would you prefer? • Startups are not a democracy. Want a democracy? Go run for class president. • More at www.startupping.com
    31. Starting up & the market
    32. Capital
    33. Capital The market of risk capital can be divided into 4 segments: 1. Type of money 2. Currency-speed 3. The risk factor 4. Size of the needed investment
    34. Investment phases and needs Line A: Fast growing company (ict) Line B: Company with lots of research and development costs (biotech) Line C: Average innovative company Line D: Successful independent entrepreneur
    35. Where to start? • Getting investments: • Investors / Venture capital (www.beursplein3.nl / www.nebib.nl, www.eban.org) • Subsidies: Subsidieshop.nl Senternovem.nl Consultants at http://subsidie.pagina.nl • Businessplan competitions Newventure.nl Livewire.nl
    36. Setting up a company structure
    37. Company structure - Before starting: - Why starting on the internet? - What makes you different? - Wat does your customer expect?
    38. Company structure - Business entity - Legal - Financial - Administrative - Technical - Infrastructure - Production & Marketing - Processes - Services - Marketing & Sales
    39. Business entity - Starting at Chamber of Commerce & Tax Administration - Legal (return policies (Return Merchandise Authorization)) - Financial (what payment systems) - Administrative (what structure and processes) - Technical - Infrastructure (the integration of your business, custom or standard)
    40. Legal stuff - RMA without explanation within 10 days - Double opt-in - Responsibility for content
    41. Financial stuff - iDeal - PSP or on your own?
    42. Technical stuff - Outsourcing, yes or no? - Custom or standard software? - What about security?
    43. Marketing & Sales
    44. Marketing definition - Marketing is about: Making sales unnecessary. Marketing has as a goal to know the customer so well that the product or service has such a good fit that it sells itself. “Peter Drucker”
    45. Marketing is about: - What does your customer expects to find on your site? - What kind of content and design appeals to your target audience?
    46. Contact • contact@ayman.nl • www.ayman.nl/blog

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