SPOTIFY
How It All Got Started
IDEATION
 Ek Daniel and Martin Lorentzon joined
together to create Spotify after they realized
they could make a streaming device better
and more efficient than Itunes
 They came up with the name after mishearing
some ideas of names and typing in “Spotify”
instead.
 Eka dn Lorentzon both grew up with a
background in start up companies, Ek being
a professional programmer and Lorentzon
being and executive investor
STRATEGIES
 Convert with label companies, stream
their music in return for paying the
company big bucks
 Gives label companies royalties
 Lets the companies have the upper hand
 Gives the listeners a free database that
lets them listen to music anywhere at
anytime
MARKET SEGMENTS
 They aimed at the music industry and
technological fields
 Once Ek was introduced to Napster and
Itunes, he realized there was a gap in the
market and knew he could figure out a
way to fill that gap.
REVENUE
 They charge a subscription fee of $12/month
if customers want ad-free music to listen to
along with being able to open up Spotify from
any tablet
 Also receive revenue through their ad-base
model where they offer advertising
placements to any company
 Investors also help with revenue, as they have
had up to $1 billion from single company
investors
BOTTOM LINE
 If you have an idea, you need to run with
it, no matter if it gets turned down.
 Do not give up on your dreams.
 You are going to fail but know what to fix
and how to turn it around.
 If you stick to your guns, you will
eventually rise to the top

Spotify Case Study

  • 1.
    SPOTIFY How It AllGot Started
  • 2.
    IDEATION  Ek Danieland Martin Lorentzon joined together to create Spotify after they realized they could make a streaming device better and more efficient than Itunes  They came up with the name after mishearing some ideas of names and typing in “Spotify” instead.  Eka dn Lorentzon both grew up with a background in start up companies, Ek being a professional programmer and Lorentzon being and executive investor
  • 3.
    STRATEGIES  Convert withlabel companies, stream their music in return for paying the company big bucks  Gives label companies royalties  Lets the companies have the upper hand  Gives the listeners a free database that lets them listen to music anywhere at anytime
  • 4.
    MARKET SEGMENTS  Theyaimed at the music industry and technological fields  Once Ek was introduced to Napster and Itunes, he realized there was a gap in the market and knew he could figure out a way to fill that gap.
  • 5.
    REVENUE  They chargea subscription fee of $12/month if customers want ad-free music to listen to along with being able to open up Spotify from any tablet  Also receive revenue through their ad-base model where they offer advertising placements to any company  Investors also help with revenue, as they have had up to $1 billion from single company investors
  • 6.
    BOTTOM LINE  Ifyou have an idea, you need to run with it, no matter if it gets turned down.  Do not give up on your dreams.  You are going to fail but know what to fix and how to turn it around.  If you stick to your guns, you will eventually rise to the top