Tech startup investor deck.

1. Despite technology connecting us like never before,
simple giving isn’t very efficient.
Until now.
We make kindness more convenient.
Just do a dollar.

2. Millions of people extend happy birthday
wishes on Facebook every day.
But what if you could do a little more for
your friends, family and co-workers?
Do A Dollar is a
Micro-crowdfunding app built for
giving on social networks.
Think of it as the Twitter of Crowdfunding.

3. The Power of Simple.

4. We expect to scale quickly.
The social networks help
us to do that.

5. EasyHard
Alone
Crowd
The Competitive Landscape.
Wrap
PayPalThe Gift
App
BDay Gift
Finder
Treater
Pop
Money
Venmo
IndieGoGoKickstarter
GoFundMe
Facebook
Pay/Buy
Button
FRICTION FACTOR
SOCIALFUNCTIONALITY

6. Our audience is diverse.
And the available marketplace is vast.
Because we are both an app and a website,
it’s not just for Facebook birthdays.*
Birthday
Work
Anniversary
Retirement
New Baby Graduation Charity
Bon Voyage Congrats
Get Well
Soon
*(In fact, it’s not even just for Facebook.
We plan to build apps for other social platforms, too.)

7. Market Penetration.
• SEO
• Key Words
• Banners
• Affiliates
• Search
• Key Words
• Ads
• Video
• Data + Analytics
• Promotions
• Incentives
• Influencers
• Embedded in
Social Platforms
• Cross-social
platforms
• Data + Analytics
Social Referral
WebMobile
CHANNEL STRATEGY

8. We are not just another big idea.
Working Prototype
Proof of Concept
Capital to Scale
 Functioning platform
has been built via
founder funding.
 30 days in beta will survey
to refine user experience
and price point.
In keeping with the
Minimum Viable Product
(MVP) development
model, Do A Dollar is
poised to scale after only
30 days in Beta.
 Accomplished in a single
series A round.

9. A Swift Path to Launch.
01 02 03 04
Q4-16 Q1-17 Q1-17 Q2-17
Complete
platform
development
across Web,
Android and
iOS platforms
Development
Roll out Do A
Dollar Beta to
friends and
family
Beta Testing
After 30 days in
Beta, begin
grass roots
marketing to
friends of Beta
group.
Goal = 3,000
new users in
first 30 days.
Launch
Begin Facebook
advertising per
marketing plan.
6 month goal =
3,000 daily
users.
Scale
β

10. Interesting Valuation Prospects.
Projected valuations can be based on actual
revenues rather than active users.
Multiple revenue streams diversify balance
sheet and buffer seasonal cycles.
Founders have considerable business, finance
and tech startup experience.
Intellectual property will be owned by the
company, effectively securing venture downside.
Once scaled, Do A Dollar should be an attractive
acquisition target. The consumer data alone
could be worth millions.

11. Our Team.
Chairman & CMO Ronald Vergara has been an innovative
leader in Sales and Real Estate Investment for over 20 years
and was personally responsible for closing over $500 million in
transactions. He previously served as Sr. Vice President of
Sales & Marketing for the Mortgage Exchange, one of Illinois’
largest lenders at the time. More recently, Ron co-founded
and launched a mobile communication app. In 2015, Ron put
together a massive effort to provide support to the Philippines
after the country was devastated by a typhoon. Ron is married
with two children.
CTO & Interim CEO Andy Bui is a business strategist and IT
professional with 30 years of experience. He has been cofounder
and founder of over 8 U.S. and global companies. Andy is a pioneer
in IT outsourcing services in Vietnam, and in 1995 created one of
the first online learning systems in the United States. That system,
through periodical upgrades, is still used in almost 150 major
Financial Services firms in North America and Europe.
Andy holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
from University of Illinois at Chicago and a MS in Software
Engineering from DePaul University.
COO Jeffrey Sesol’s career began in the early years of the technology
revolution working for Fortune 500 Corporations (Harris Bank/Bank of Montreal)
to founding Internet start-ups and successes such as Freedrive.com. As an
original founder of the cloud based storage industry, Jeff led an effort that grew
to 28 million users worldwide in only 18 months. Jeff has spent the last 13 years
serving as COO for several companies keeping them operationally sound and
able to withstand various business cycles. In 2004, he helped Encore Marketing
grow from $2 million in annual sales to $24 million without having to add a single
staff person. Most recently, Jeff served as COO/CTO for iMiller Public Relations, a
New York-based firm with a client focus on Telecom companies.
Vice President Henry Joseph is a technology and software industry professional
with over 25 years of experience as a consultant and entrepreneur. He has
successfully cofounded multiple companies in the Software as a Service space.
Henry also founded a technology consulting practice specializing in software
development and project management with clients such as Chase, American
Express, Discover Financial Services, and Northern Trust Co. Henry currently is
the founder and managing partner at Avola Technologies, an incubator for
mobile and web app startups.
Henry holds a BS in Computer Science and Mathematics from University of
Illinois at Chicago, an MBA from American Intercontinental University and a
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project
Management Institute.

12. For further information,
contact:
Mr. Ronald Vergara
(312) 823-3050
theclosers@gmail.com
Mr. Jeffrey Sesol
(708) 267-3408
jeffsesol@gmail.com
This document is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to sell shares or securities in Do A Dollar, LLC or any related or associated
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