Gift-Picker
One-stop-shop to find
gifts of all kinds
Brief Description
• An app to make gifting fun and easier for people, helping to
connect them.
• The main focus of this application will be on assisting people in
finding the right gifts with great ease and convenience.
Executive Summary
Current Situation
• A new m-commerce gifting company
• planning to market Gifting products to Indian
customers and
• later, to introduce bulk ordering
Marketing Objectives
• First-year brand awareness among consumers
• Developing strategies to retain them
• Planning for new features to be
introduced in the second year.
Launch app
Spread Awareness
Attract customers
Retain customers
Launch Premium version
Course of
action
Situation Analysis
Company Overview
• Gift-picker will compete at the affordable gifting market
while
• focusing on making picking gifts easier.
• Positioning as a fun-filled user friendly app.
• Main focus ease and convenience offered
Market Overview
• India’s Gift Market ~ $30 Billion.
• Gift Market on digital space ~ $400million.
• When segregated into three categories
– festival gifting ~ $7.5billion,
– personal gifting ~ $20billion and
– corporate gifting ~ $2.5billion.
Research says….every day,
• 2 Facebook
users have
their
birthdays
2,70,000
• fFacebook
users have
their anni-
versaries
9000
• uUser realises
its his friend’s
bday
Realise
• oOrders
flowers/cake/gift
from an online
portal
order
Target Segments:
•P Personal
ggGifting
•pCorporate
ggGifting
Target Customer Segments:
Teenagers to middle to high-income adults who:
1. like (or want) to buy affordable gifts for their friends/family;
2. want to buy unique/special gifts for special loved ones ;
3. buy gifts as a tradition for festivals and holidays.
3 Personal Gifting segments
Target Customer Segments:
3 Corporate Gifting segments
Professionals and business people who select or give gifts:
1. as a part of a company’s marketing strategies to connect
emotionally with their employees;
2. to clients and other business contacts
3. to colleagues or managers on holiday occasions.
Company’s Goal
Goal
• At the end of first year,
–Sales Income = $ 1 million
–App downloads = 700-800,000
–App subscription revenue = $100,000.
Financial Objectives
• First-year turnover
• A minimum level of sales for each retail outlet
• Achieving break-even by the end of second year.
• Aiming for 10 per cent gross profit margin by the
mid of third year.
Company Strategy
Target Market – Customers
1. Bonnie
Bonnie is a student and she is looking for a perfect birthday gift for
her friend Melissa. She cares most about price and gifting a
personalized, cool present to her friend.
Demographics :
Age : 15-24
Gender : Female
Income : small(student) - $22,000 per annum
Target Market – Customers
2. Lisa/Alex
Lisa/Alex is a student/employee, searching for a Valentine/ birthday/
anniversary gift. S/He wants a product that connects them better
emotionally and willing to pay a higher price.
Demographics:
Age : 15-35
Income : small(student) - $30,000 per annum
Gender : M, F
Target Market – Customers
3. Ms Whitney
Ms Whitney is hosting a Christmas party and she is looking for a suitable
return gift for her guests. She’s concerned about a reasonable price while
maintaining her social status.
Demographics:
Age : > 30
Income : $15-30,000 per annum
Gender : M, F
Target Market – Customers
4. Mark
Mark is an employee searching for a business gift for his manager or
colleague and is willing to pay a higher price.
Demographics:
Age : >25
Income: $12-30,000 per annum
Gender : M, F
Target Market – Customers
5. Mr. James
James is an employer at a middle scale company and is searching
for gifts for his employees to promote a sense of emotional
connectivity with the firm at reasonable prices.
Demographics:
Age : >30
Income : $15 -30,000 per annum
Gender : M, F
Target Market – Collaborators
1. App developers and team to maintain the app.
2. Product Sellers
3. Distribution channels
4. Customer care team
5. Communication/advertising team
Target Market – Competitors
Direct competitors:
•Gifting websites
•Gifting Applications
•Traditional gifting Stores
•Other E-Commerce websites with gifting categories.
Target Market – Competitors
Indirect competitors:
•Stores offering products which are seen as
possible gifts by the consumers. Like books,
apparels, watches etc.
•Gift-cards.
Value Proposition– Customers
• Offer immense product range,
• Focusing on creativity and inventiveness to satisfy those
always looking for “something new”
• Unmatched in ease and services
• Introducing new Features in the app just
to make customer’s life easy.
• Timely delivery and anytime delivery.
Value Proposition– Collaborators
• Wider customer base to reach
out to.
• Increase the network in which
they operate.
Company Tactics
Tactics– Product
App Features
Divided in two parts:
•P Personal
ggGifting
•pCorporate
ggGifting
Tactics– Productgbh
Product line – Personal Gifting
• A
chocolates
and
Cakes
• F and
Bouquets
Flowers
• U of all
kinds, for all
occasions
Gifts
• O Gift
products,
T-shirts etc.
Personalized
Tactics– Productgbh
Product line – Corporate Gifting
• f Bouquets
and
Flowers
• UGift products,
T-shirts etc for
employees
Customized
• G Gifts for
Manager,
colleagues
etc.
Business
Tactics - Services
App Features – Personal Gifting
Free features….
• Add Facebook friends, automatically get reminders for their
birthdays 15 days before (selected friends) - to start planning
for the gifts.
• Set reminders for other events/occasions
• Set delivery date
Tactics– Services
App Features – Personal Gifting
• Manage budget – Enter budget and divide it among friends/family
• Keep track of delivery
• Discussion forum
• Automatic gift recommendation according
to the budget
• Sharing experiences/stories related to the product
and earn points.
Tactics– Services
App Features – Personal Gifting
Premium Features
• Gift personalization/customization
• Check Wish-list of a friend to find perfect gift
he wishes for (Clicking on an item in wish-list will
search that item for you)
• Same day delivery
Tactics– Services
App Features – Corporate Gifting
• Easy customization
• Keep track of delivery
• Manage budget
• Gift categories for each type – Easy to pick
Tactics– Services
Other services
• Easy returns
• Timely delivery
• Strong packaging
• Various payment options including
• Online payment
• Card payment
• COD
• Wallet
Tactics– Brand
• App name – Gift-picker to signify how easy
picking gifts can be.
• App logo – easy to remember and
unique to identify.
Tactics– Brand
• App slogan – ”One-stop-shop to find gift of all
kinds” to focus on the ease and
convenience offered.
Tactics– Price
• App subscription prices:
» Weekly subscription : 95 cents
» Monthly subscription : $2.95
• Weekly subscription: will reduce the charges and the willingness
to pay will increase.
Tactics– Incentives
• Regular discounts
• Festive season discounts
• Earn points and later use them to shop
• App referral offers
Tactics– Communication
• By Facebook page and communities
• App notifications to tell schemes
• Blogs
• Referral offers
• Screenshots/ videos : to highlight the extra features
they provide like accessing friend’s wish-lists,
same day delivery etc.
Implementation
Infrastructure
CEO
Head, Supply
chain
Category
Management
Warehouse
Shipping and
logistics
Head,
Engineering
Head,
Engineering
Head, FinanceHead,
Engineering
User
Experience
Admin
(servers,
networks)
Business
Logic
Head,
Marketing
Digital
Marketing
Affiliate
Marketing
Brand
Marketing
Head, Finance
and Admin
Human
resource
Facilities
Finance
Created By:
Vertika Bansal, IIT Roorkee
under the guidance of
und
Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow
Giftpicker

Giftpicker

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    • An appto make gifting fun and easier for people, helping to connect them. • The main focus of this application will be on assisting people in finding the right gifts with great ease and convenience.
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    Current Situation • Anew m-commerce gifting company • planning to market Gifting products to Indian customers and • later, to introduce bulk ordering
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    Marketing Objectives • First-yearbrand awareness among consumers • Developing strategies to retain them • Planning for new features to be introduced in the second year.
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    Launch app Spread Awareness Attractcustomers Retain customers Launch Premium version Course of action
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    Company Overview • Gift-pickerwill compete at the affordable gifting market while • focusing on making picking gifts easier. • Positioning as a fun-filled user friendly app. • Main focus ease and convenience offered
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    Market Overview • India’sGift Market ~ $30 Billion. • Gift Market on digital space ~ $400million. • When segregated into three categories – festival gifting ~ $7.5billion, – personal gifting ~ $20billion and – corporate gifting ~ $2.5billion.
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    Research says….every day, •2 Facebook users have their birthdays 2,70,000 • fFacebook users have their anni- versaries 9000 • uUser realises its his friend’s bday Realise • oOrders flowers/cake/gift from an online portal order
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    Target Customer Segments: Teenagersto middle to high-income adults who: 1. like (or want) to buy affordable gifts for their friends/family; 2. want to buy unique/special gifts for special loved ones ; 3. buy gifts as a tradition for festivals and holidays. 3 Personal Gifting segments
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    Target Customer Segments: 3Corporate Gifting segments Professionals and business people who select or give gifts: 1. as a part of a company’s marketing strategies to connect emotionally with their employees; 2. to clients and other business contacts 3. to colleagues or managers on holiday occasions.
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    Goal • At theend of first year, –Sales Income = $ 1 million –App downloads = 700-800,000 –App subscription revenue = $100,000.
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    Financial Objectives • First-yearturnover • A minimum level of sales for each retail outlet • Achieving break-even by the end of second year. • Aiming for 10 per cent gross profit margin by the mid of third year.
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    Target Market –Customers 1. Bonnie Bonnie is a student and she is looking for a perfect birthday gift for her friend Melissa. She cares most about price and gifting a personalized, cool present to her friend. Demographics : Age : 15-24 Gender : Female Income : small(student) - $22,000 per annum
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    Target Market –Customers 2. Lisa/Alex Lisa/Alex is a student/employee, searching for a Valentine/ birthday/ anniversary gift. S/He wants a product that connects them better emotionally and willing to pay a higher price. Demographics: Age : 15-35 Income : small(student) - $30,000 per annum Gender : M, F
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    Target Market –Customers 3. Ms Whitney Ms Whitney is hosting a Christmas party and she is looking for a suitable return gift for her guests. She’s concerned about a reasonable price while maintaining her social status. Demographics: Age : > 30 Income : $15-30,000 per annum Gender : M, F
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    Target Market –Customers 4. Mark Mark is an employee searching for a business gift for his manager or colleague and is willing to pay a higher price. Demographics: Age : >25 Income: $12-30,000 per annum Gender : M, F
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    Target Market –Customers 5. Mr. James James is an employer at a middle scale company and is searching for gifts for his employees to promote a sense of emotional connectivity with the firm at reasonable prices. Demographics: Age : >30 Income : $15 -30,000 per annum Gender : M, F
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    Target Market –Collaborators 1. App developers and team to maintain the app. 2. Product Sellers 3. Distribution channels 4. Customer care team 5. Communication/advertising team
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    Target Market –Competitors Direct competitors: •Gifting websites •Gifting Applications •Traditional gifting Stores •Other E-Commerce websites with gifting categories.
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    Target Market –Competitors Indirect competitors: •Stores offering products which are seen as possible gifts by the consumers. Like books, apparels, watches etc. •Gift-cards.
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    Value Proposition– Customers •Offer immense product range, • Focusing on creativity and inventiveness to satisfy those always looking for “something new” • Unmatched in ease and services • Introducing new Features in the app just to make customer’s life easy. • Timely delivery and anytime delivery.
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    Value Proposition– Collaborators •Wider customer base to reach out to. • Increase the network in which they operate.
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    Tactics– Product App Features Dividedin two parts: •P Personal ggGifting •pCorporate ggGifting
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    Tactics– Productgbh Product line– Personal Gifting • A chocolates and Cakes • F and Bouquets Flowers • U of all kinds, for all occasions Gifts • O Gift products, T-shirts etc. Personalized
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    Tactics– Productgbh Product line– Corporate Gifting • f Bouquets and Flowers • UGift products, T-shirts etc for employees Customized • G Gifts for Manager, colleagues etc. Business
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    Tactics - Services AppFeatures – Personal Gifting Free features…. • Add Facebook friends, automatically get reminders for their birthdays 15 days before (selected friends) - to start planning for the gifts. • Set reminders for other events/occasions • Set delivery date
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    Tactics– Services App Features– Personal Gifting • Manage budget – Enter budget and divide it among friends/family • Keep track of delivery • Discussion forum • Automatic gift recommendation according to the budget • Sharing experiences/stories related to the product and earn points.
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    Tactics– Services App Features– Personal Gifting Premium Features • Gift personalization/customization • Check Wish-list of a friend to find perfect gift he wishes for (Clicking on an item in wish-list will search that item for you) • Same day delivery
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    Tactics– Services App Features– Corporate Gifting • Easy customization • Keep track of delivery • Manage budget • Gift categories for each type – Easy to pick
  • 38.
    Tactics– Services Other services •Easy returns • Timely delivery • Strong packaging • Various payment options including • Online payment • Card payment • COD • Wallet
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    Tactics– Brand • Appname – Gift-picker to signify how easy picking gifts can be. • App logo – easy to remember and unique to identify.
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    Tactics– Brand • Appslogan – ”One-stop-shop to find gift of all kinds” to focus on the ease and convenience offered.
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    Tactics– Price • Appsubscription prices: » Weekly subscription : 95 cents » Monthly subscription : $2.95 • Weekly subscription: will reduce the charges and the willingness to pay will increase.
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    Tactics– Incentives • Regulardiscounts • Festive season discounts • Earn points and later use them to shop • App referral offers
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    Tactics– Communication • ByFacebook page and communities • App notifications to tell schemes • Blogs • Referral offers • Screenshots/ videos : to highlight the extra features they provide like accessing friend’s wish-lists, same day delivery etc.
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    Infrastructure CEO Head, Supply chain Category Management Warehouse Shipping and logistics Head, Engineering Head, Engineering Head,FinanceHead, Engineering User Experience Admin (servers, networks) Business Logic Head, Marketing Digital Marketing Affiliate Marketing Brand Marketing Head, Finance and Admin Human resource Facilities Finance
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    Created By: Vertika Bansal,IIT Roorkee under the guidance of und Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow