4. Android is king with 1.6 million
total available apps. By 2017
mobile app downloads worldwide
are expected to reach 268.69
billion – that’s a lot of
competition, so standing out from
the crowd is essential!
5. Customer wants
Someone who can help
them with their fitness
without draining their
wallets. Survey shows that
a personal trainer could
cost $50 per hour on
average.
7. Mobile applications are predicted to drive $77 billion in
total revenue by 2017.
66% of users spend most of their time on social apps
The most popular Android applications are downloaded
more than 1 billion times
The average Android development rates per hour are
the lowest in India and highest in North America.
16 % of smartphone users report that they’ve made a
purchase as a result of a marketing message they
received on their phone.
11. Target customers
All the people seeking cheaper alternatives
to expensive personal trainer.
Beginners who do not have much
knowledge about how to start working out.
People who do not have access to gym
equipment.
12. App features
Free version
A list of most effective workouts for every
muscle group.
Text instruction & pictures for each exercise.
Ability to save & track data.
Ability to save the history of performed
exercises.
Ability to create customised workout plans.
Ability to choose measurement units
Built in timer & calendar that automatically
marks your workout days.
14. App features
Exclusive Premium version
Recommends a workout routine
based on your requirements.
Has exercises for beginners & for
people without gym equipment.
Sets a reminder(optional) for
workout on a daily basis.
Shows your progress after you
tick off the date of your workout.
Recommends appropriate diet.
17. Brand marketing
• Regular print advertising in newspapers, magazines, etc.
• Celebrity endorsement for television commercial
• Catchy jingle/slogan
• Collaborating with other popular brands
• Various incentives for the loyal customers
18. The Free version- $0 (of course)
The Premium version- $2.99
We would give five percent discount
to the customers who would buy the
Premium version while having the
free version installed. This would
boost the number of downloads.
19. Connecting with customers
o Creating a Facebook page about the app
o Sharing limited fitness tips
o Sharing app screenshots
o Informing them about the app
22. Work with professional trainers and
dietitians and develop various exercises
and diet plans.
Hire app developers and brief them with
the design.
Search for potential investors to financially
aid us.
Prepare the print and video advertisement.
Endorse celebrity
25. This presentation was created by
Abhiyu Jain, (bits pilani, Hyderabad
campus) as a part of marketing
management internship under prof.
Sameer mathur, iim Lucknow.
Prof. Sameer mathur