The Enigma Engine is a proposed one-stop search and calendar website for kids' activities, events, and camps. It would connect local service providers like camps, museums, and sports organizations with parents and caregivers. Service providers could list their events and activities on the site. Parents could search for activities based on interests, location, time, and availability. The site would have a master calendar and email reminders. A 3-stage marketing strategy would involve signing up service providers, then publicizing the site to users, and finally offering premium services. Revenue models would include fees from service providers for listings, ads, and optional transaction fees, as well as premium services and partnerships for the user community. Initial costs are estimated to
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
Florius flowers willum van den hoogen cBolAdviseurs
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
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Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
Florius flowers willum van den hoogen cBolAdviseurs
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
Presentation at Seminar
Doing Business: NL vs USA
(2012 April 19, Amsterdam)
Organised by:
- Leading Edge Alliance
- Bol International
- Van Oers International
In this talk we provide an overview of the market for social applications on social networks of both OpenSocial e.g. MySpace and Facebook, cover revenue and business models, and share some best practices. We provide examples of successful apps, how they effectively monetize, and show how much revenue can be generated for applications of various sizes.
Frankly monetization is still a mystery for a lot of developers and entrepreneurs. Obviously having a monetization model that helps in sustaining an app over time and generate a steady stream of revenue is highly desirable by everyone. In this session we will go through various monetization models that have been used successfully by a variety of apps (mobile, gaming,device, social, ecommerce, etc.), with some example of how some apps/start-ups have evolved their monetization strategy over time and some tips on where to start.
Ad monetization tips: 5 dos and don’ts / Olga Ignatova (OpenMyGame)DevGAMM Conference
In my talk, I'd like to share my tips on advertising monetization of games - what's worth doing and what's not worth doing. These tips were developed through a lot of tweaking, optimization, and testing. I'm sure this topic will be useful both for newcomers to ad monetization and for more experienced experts
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Digital 101 as presented by Michael Hoffman, See3, Katy Jordan, CDR Fundraising Group and Heather Marsh, ABD Direct. A practical guide for digital veterans as well as those who just want to understand more about the ever changing world of digital fundraising.
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Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
3. Market Segment
Connecting Service providers with the user community
Service User
Providers Enigma Community
Local Festivals
Engine Parents/caregivers
Parks/Recreations Schools/day care facilities
Youth groups
Museums
Academies/Camps/Academia
Stadiums/Concert Venues
Performing Arts Centers
Athletic Teams/Associations
Martial Arts Schools Master Calendar
Big Box Vendors with Workshops ● planning activities based on
Local Businesses with Workshops ○ interests
○ distance from home
○ time of day
○ available timeslots
● accessible to parents, caregivers
● email reminders for pick-up/drop-off
4. 3-Stage Marketing Strategy
STAGE 1: Contact service providers (SPs) first
to build sufficient content AND sell ads
STAGE 2: Publicize site to user community
STAGE 3: Offer users premium services for $$
Service Providers
Reach out to SPs for
● content
● ads Website Launch
User Community Premium Services
● Google AdWords/ ● Inentives included
Microsoft adCenter ● Secure Family calendar
● Facebook, Twitter, ● Payment services
Google+, Forums ● Trusted car pool
5. Sales Strategy
● STAGE 1: Key Decision Makers @ SP
Who? ● STAGE 2: Key Decision Makers @ SP
● STAGE 3: User Community
● SP interface for
○ data input about the event or activity
○ how many spaces left, and
○ payment options (PayPal, Visa, MC, AMEX, Google Wallet).
How? ● Service fee is
○ Per event or monthly (depending on listing)
● If SP wants Enigma Engine to process payment directly from site,
then SP pays Enigma Engine a nominal transaction fee.
6. Partnerships
● Word of mouth
● Local moms' blogs
● Social media
● Care.com
● Elementary schools
● Office lunchrooms
● Children's stores
● Big box sports retailers
● Big box retailers
● Local businesses
7. Costs (Estimated)
Server Space: $200/yr
Hosting: $100/yr
Domain Name Registration: $19/yr
LLC Setup/Annual Renewal: $150/$50
annual renewal
8. Revenue Stream
Model for
Model for Model for
Service
User Partner
Provider
Community Community
Community
● Free access to listings
● Monthly subscription fee ● Processing charges for ● Ad space on the Enigma
● Ad fee using registration Engine website
● optional transaction fee services on Enigma ● reciprocal arrangement
● premium services
nominally priced
