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This document summarizes a proposed app that would allow scooter owners to design custom scooters. It outlines potential users, such as 11-year old David Emmanuelle who loves scooters but can't find the right parts. The app would provide a wide variety of scooter parts for users to choose from to build their own unique scooter designs. The target market are 7-17 year olds who own scooters. Scooter shops may help fund the app since it would send them more customers. Marketing strategies include a magazine article, Facebook event and video to promote the app.
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While 2020 has been a year of pandemic and every possible worst thing that our geeks havenu2019t even anticipated. But in between this, we have seen a launch of some truly fascinating apps as well as the advanced version of the existing apps like TikTok, Gmail, YouTube and more. Keeping up the importance and demand in mind, experts have revealed the name of the best mobile applications of 2020.
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Here we go...https://bit.ly/3oowa7z
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- 1. Alfie, Luke, Jake, Lily m, Amber.
- 2. scooter owners to help them build there own custom scooter when they want a custom scooter at a skate park because they have been looking for a nice scooter for a while and we are allowing them to make a custom scooter.
- 3. People who have been looking for a scooter and they cant find one they come to us. Also, if they have been looking for a good game to play on we have provided them with one. Problem
- 4. How can they have a nice scooter that they would enjoy and be satisfied with? Problem Question
- 5. People who have a problem thinking of a good scooter currently try use their own solution, but this does not work, because they cant find the right parts. Key insight statements
- 6. My team the Brain Stormers, is developing an app to help people who own scooters solve the problem of making their own custom scooter, the solution could be to use our app. Mini elevator speech
- 7. David Emmanuelle, 11 year old boy, Loves scooting, Wants a custom scooter, however he cant find the right parts, Has an I phone constantly uses it, Really wants an app where you can make your own scooter. User Profile
- 8. There are other apps to do with scooters. But ours is unique, because no other apps can allow the user to build there own custom scooter. Competitors or other solutions
- 9. As a user I would like a wide variety of scooter parts. As a user I would like this app to be a reliable price like 69p if not 69p I would like it to be free. As a user I would like this app to have no bugs if the app has bugs I would like an update to fix that. User stories
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- 12. Audience Through what Persuasive event Result My marketing is aimed at scooter owners. a magazine article and facebook The audience will come to participate in an event to win prizes As a result of my video, I want them to share the video on Facebook. As a result of the article, I want them to complete a pledge to download my app once it is developed and launched. As a result I will want people to search our app after they enjoyed our event Marketing stategy