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    Activity Horizon presentation to VCs - Presentation Transcript

    1. what’s doing? June 7, 2009
    2. So what’s the problem?
      • Increasing number of single households
      • Information on activities available in masses, but distributed
      • Social media connects, but also fragments
      • People are time poor, organising spare time is just too hard
      June 7, 2009
    3. Silos of information June 7, 2009 The web of events + activities I 1 C 1 S 2 S 1 S 3
    4. Connected, integrated information June 7, 2009 C 1 S 2 S 1 S 3 Community seeded Silicon Beach 3eep Geo-coordinates Dark web The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brow fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The big brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
    5. How big is the market
      • Assumptions:
        • 4 million facebook users in Australia
        • Average salary $55,000
        • $100 p/wk to spend on activities
        • $20bn market in Australia
      June 7, 2009
    6. How does activity horizon improve lives
      • Find something new and exciting to do for tonight, an afternoon, a whole weekend
      • Share findings with friends
      • Go on new experiences together
      • Tell others what you thought
      June 7, 2009
    7. How does it work
      • Demonstration
      June 7, 2009
    8. Benefits for the public
      • Access to thousands of activities
        • Near home
        • For a road trip
        • At the destination
      • Quick and easy way to share with friends
        • Get ideas, compare notes
        • Find activity partners
      • Read others’ opinions (TripAdvisor for activities)
      June 7, 2009
    9. Benefits for activity providers
      • Aggregation increases traffic to their sites, offerings
      • Visitors are highly targeted (in preparation stage, local to offering)
      • Get access to analytics (Trends,
      • Provides opportunity to engage and influence at point of decision
      June 7, 2009
    10. SWOT Analysis June 7, 2009
    11. Competitive advantage
      • Simple interface
      • Does not rely on providers’ co-operation
      • Huge database of activities and events right at launch
      • Relationships with niche communities
      • Integration with existing social networks
      June 7, 2009
    12. Risks
      • Content acquisition thwarted by content owners
        • Sell benefits to providers (driving their traffic, increasing their commission)
      • Community too small early on
        • Leverage existing friend connections on social networks
      June 7, 2009
    13. Team behind activity horizon
      • Linda Kerz Front-end designer/developer HCI specialist
      • Tom Voirol User experience designer, MBA student
      • Ryan Cross Developer, PhD student in artificial intelligence
      • Geoff McQueen Developer, Entrepreneur, MBA student
      • Glenn Fowler Developer, Software specialist
      • Elias Bizannes Marketing, Chartered Accountant, Entrepreneur
      June 7, 2009
    14. How we will get to market
      • Phase 1: Buildup
        • Acquire data sources across Australia
        • Build following using social networks (facebook app, iPhone app)
        • Highly targeted advertising on Facebook, TripAdvisor
      • Phase 2: Partnering
        • Agreements with providers for commissions
        • Preferential placement charging
        • Track via http://a-h.me URL shortening, prove value
      • Phase 3: Expansion
        • Integrate with other online services
      June 7, 2009
    15. Business Model
      • Aggregate content from activity providers to provide a rich platform from the start
      • Provide free service to activity seekers
      • Use recommendations via social networks as distribution/recruiting mechanism
      • Activity providers pay for
        • premium placement in results
        • ownership and control of data (cf Yammer.com)
        • access to analytics/trends
        • identification of searchers
      June 7, 2009
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