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A survey was conducted using SurveyMonkey to analyze potential users for a new smart itinerary service. 58 people from around the world with different ages and who travel abroad at least once a year responded. The majority reported having smartphones that could run a travel application, and expressed interest in using such an application. Nearly half said they would pay $2 or more for the application.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION THE ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL USERS BECAME AVAILABLE WITH A SURVEY CREATED TO VERIFY IF THE USERS HAVE THE PROBLEMS WE BELIEVE THEY HAVE AND IF THEY ARE INTERESTED IN OUR SERVICE. THE SURVEY ASKED TO: • MORE THAN 50 INTERVIEWEES; • ALL OVER THE WORLD; • WITH DIFFERENT AGES; • AND MOST OF THEM WITH THE SAME PROBLEM THAT WE COULD HELP .
- 3. MAIN RESULTS • 58 PEOPLE ANSWERED THE SURVEY. * tool: www.surveymonkey.com
- 4. MAIN RESULTS • MORE THAN 60% OF THE INTERVIEWEES TRAVEL ABROAD AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR. * tool: www.surveymonkey.com
- 5. MAIN RESULTS • 70% OF OUR INTERVIEWEES HAS A MOBILE PHONE THAT COULD RUN OUR APPLICATION. * tool: www.surveymonkey.com
- 6. MAIN RESULTS • 70% OF THE INTERVIEWEES WOULD USE AN APPLICATION LIKE THE ONE WE INTEND TO OFFER. * tool: www.surveymonkey.com
- 7. MAIN RESULTS • ALMOST 50% OF THE INTERVIEWEES WOULD PAY AT LEAST US$ 2 TO HAVE THE APPLICATION. * tool: www.surveymonkey.com
- 8. MAIN RESULTS • PEOPLE HAVE THE PROBLEM WE BELIEVED, MOST OF THEM ARE INTERESTED IN HAVING THE APPLICATION. • PEOPLE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED TO RUN THE APPLICATION. • THERE IS A BIG POTENTIAL MARKET WITH THE APPLICATION, BECAUSE A GOOD PART OF THE PEOPLE WOULD PAY AT LEAST US$ 2.00 FOR IT. * tool: www.surveymonkey.com