LSS'10: ShoutEm Power to go Local-Mobile-Social

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This document promotes an off-the-shelf mobile app solution for small and medium-sized businesses, publishers, and local communities that allows building location-based apps without coding through a self-service app builder with predefined modules and screens for news, events, communities, locations, and other features like push notifications and integration with platforms like WordPress.

The power to go
Local, Mobile
and Social
Off shelf solution for SMB’s,
publishers and local
communities

>250 000 apps in the app store!
• News apps
• Events apps
• Community apps
• Location based apps
• Games
• Other Average dev price
5000-30000£!
10-50£/month

Self service App Builder
• No coding, no design
• “Wordpress for mobile”
• Modules:
• News
• Locations
• Events
• Community
• Vouchers
• Check in
• Weather
• Football fixtures
• Push notifications…

News Events Community
Places
Predefined screens

Connect to Your Website / Plug and Play
Integration with mainstream publishing
platforms:
Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla,
Squarespace and more

Check out AppStore for
Young&Foodish app and
start exploring the city all
over again!
Coming out beginning of
December.

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LSS'10: ShoutEm Power to go Local-Mobile-Social

1. The power to go Local, Mobile and Social Off shelf solution for SMB’s, publishers and local communities

2. >250 000 apps in the app store! • News apps • Events apps • Community apps • Location based apps • Games • Other Average dev price 5000-30000£! 10-50£/month

3. Self service App Builder • No coding, no design • “Wordpress for mobile” • Modules: • News • Locations • Events • Community • Vouchers • Check in • Weather • Football fixtures • Push notifications…

4. News Events Community Places Predefined screens

5. Connect to Your Website / Plug and Play Integration with mainstream publishing platforms: Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla, Squarespace and more

7. Check out AppStore for Young&Foodish app and start exploring the city all over again! Coming out beginning of December.

Editor's Notes

This slide needs work – it presents the essential value proposition to the customer. Any other showcase communities? Even if not in the US???? Need strong reasons why use Shout’Em instead of just mobile-enabling your website or using a facebook page.

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