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The document outlines a proposed mobile app that would help shoppers find products that are out of stock at one store by locating the nearest stores that have the product in stock. The app is aimed at users aged 12-70. It discusses problems shoppers face finding products and asks potential users questions. Key insights are outlined as well as an elevator pitch, proposed MVP features and flow, and feasibility considerations around data, content, technical aspects, business model and marketing strategy.

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By Nerissa, Jack, Aaron and Trinity Out of stock?
Background situation  Our group, have decided to create an app that helps you to locate/find the nearest shops that have the product that you were looking for. This app is great to use if the product isn’t in stock in the first shop that you went to search. We have aimed this app at children to adults (12-70) whenever they go shopping. It helps for when you can’t find the product that they are looking for.
Problem  Many people have experienced this problem where they have trouble with trying to find a product, whether it’s a gift, clothes, something occasional etc. and is needed within days.
Question  How long does it usually take for you to go shopping with your family?  How much do you usually spend when you go shopping?  What do you usually buy?  Do you often experience this problem due to a product being out of stock?  Out of everyone that you have shopped with, who usually takes the longest?  How often do you go shopping?
Key insight statement(s)  You cant find a product that you are looking for so you have to try other shops to look for them.
Mini Elevator Pitch  My team, [ ], is developing [a mobile app] to help [shoppers] [that are in need of a certain product from a shop that they want to buy] [to find the product they couldn’t find in that shop]
User profiles Summarise what you have learnt about your users. Remember, these profiles must be based on the real users you interviewed during scoping.
Competitors or alternative solutions that already exist in the market I have found that similar apps like our stock idea. However one of these sites don’t solve this problem because I searched for a product and it already said that there was one left and they didn’t tell me where the closest shop was. Whereas, our app idea tells you where the nearest shop is that does the product.
MVP user stories and feature chosen Give an overview of your app’s core feature and your MVP user stories.
Flow of app Show here what your MVP will look like in terms of flow and if/ how you have already integrated any user feedback.
Key wireframes
[Feasibility] [Data, content, technical] Data Feasibility  Does your app require data or content? Yes  Is the content owner happy to share it? Yes  Is there authorization required? Yes Technical Feasibility  Is your solution technically possible to build? Yes  Could a professional developer build it in less than 3 months? Yes  Can you find a simpler solution, using existing technology? We could just show any shops with the product needed, instead of the closest shops.
Business Case  Explain what business model you have chosen and why.  How many customer pledges did you get?  Did you have to change your plans to find customers that are willing to pay? No
Marketing Strategy  We can use Social networking sites (e.g. Facebook/Twitter)  Put up posters in shops that use our app  Advertising on television
[Wildcard] [Anything else you want to share?]  This slide is your chance to add more information about your creative journey. Did you create a website? Show your work to experts? Present at your school or at another contest? Did you do local media work?

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9 afi1 soler pitch presentation template

  • 1. By Nerissa, Jack, Aaron and Trinity Out of stock?
  • 2. Background situation  Our group, have decided to create an app that helps you to locate/find the nearest shops that have the product that you were looking for. This app is great to use if the product isn’t in stock in the first shop that you went to search. We have aimed this app at children to adults (12-70) whenever they go shopping. It helps for when you can’t find the product that they are looking for.
  • 3. Problem  Many people have experienced this problem where they have trouble with trying to find a product, whether it’s a gift, clothes, something occasional etc. and is needed within days.
  • 4. Question  How long does it usually take for you to go shopping with your family?  How much do you usually spend when you go shopping?  What do you usually buy?  Do you often experience this problem due to a product being out of stock?  Out of everyone that you have shopped with, who usually takes the longest?  How often do you go shopping?
  • 5. Key insight statement(s)  You cant find a product that you are looking for so you have to try other shops to look for them.
  • 6. Mini Elevator Pitch  My team, [ ], is developing [a mobile app] to help [shoppers] [that are in need of a certain product from a shop that they want to buy] [to find the product they couldn’t find in that shop]
  • 7. User profiles Summarise what you have learnt about your users. Remember, these profiles must be based on the real users you interviewed during scoping.
  • 8. Competitors or alternative solutions that already exist in the market I have found that similar apps like our stock idea. However one of these sites don’t solve this problem because I searched for a product and it already said that there was one left and they didn’t tell me where the closest shop was. Whereas, our app idea tells you where the nearest shop is that does the product.
  • 9. MVP user stories and feature chosen Give an overview of your app’s core feature and your MVP user stories.
  • 10. Flow of app Show here what your MVP will look like in terms of flow and if/ how you have already integrated any user feedback.
  • 12. [Feasibility] [Data, content, technical] Data Feasibility  Does your app require data or content? Yes  Is the content owner happy to share it? Yes  Is there authorization required? Yes Technical Feasibility  Is your solution technically possible to build? Yes  Could a professional developer build it in less than 3 months? Yes  Can you find a simpler solution, using existing technology? We could just show any shops with the product needed, instead of the closest shops.
  • 13. Business Case  Explain what business model you have chosen and why.  How many customer pledges did you get?  Did you have to change your plans to find customers that are willing to pay? No
  • 14. Marketing Strategy  We can use Social networking sites (e.g. Facebook/Twitter)  Put up posters in shops that use our app  Advertising on television
  • 15. [Wildcard] [Anything else you want to share?]  This slide is your chance to add more information about your creative journey. Did you create a website? Show your work to experts? Present at your school or at another contest? Did you do local media work?