Презентация на тему Our product: Lost & Found

& Found
Brand name: L&F - is an application specifically

for cataloging, storing and returning lost thing, items.
Description: Usually, Lost and Found offices are a municipal organization. At some large enterprises, as well as in public places with a large flow of visitors (railway stations, airports, libraries, supermarkets, exhibitions, fairs), autonomous bureau of finds are organized, which are independently financed by the enterprise in which they are located.

restrictions concerning engagement in commercial distribution of things via

app
People’s possible quarrels and complaints concerning ownership of things
Legalization and providing safety of keeping such things
Change in government policy about payment of taxes

Economical
Possible high price due to incurred expenses resulting in low demand
Low level of standards of living in most regions
Payment for storage being more than price of certain things
Diminished profits due to R&D and organizational expenses

Social

•Preconceived relation to online purchases or application usage

•Behavior of population (not making attempts to find)

•Unconcerned people who “find”, thus not wanting to engage in returning to owner



Technological

•Low level of technological development in some areas

•Possible plagiarism of app idea and functions

•Changes in technology: more convenient apps

is convenience, the actual product is mobile app and

phone, and the augmented product is warranties.

First, our mobile application provides a variety of services, including storage, find, as well as secure contact of users. This is primarily a convenience, since in our time users evaluate the product according to their basic criteria, so we will try to follow each criterion of requirements and correspond.
 
If the core product is convenience, then we get this convenience thanks to our smartphones and mobile application. So, that’s why we decided that actual product are phone and mobile app.
 
Included in an augmented product is also its ability to be procured from a location or how easy it is to be obtained when its use is needed. Aside from direct productive augmented product abilities, such as warranties and customer service, there are also complimentary items that can be supplied along with the product. In the case of the mobile app, this might include communication with another people, extra apps for tablet devices or computers, also web-sides that assist in augmenting the product.

our application, through which our customers can use this

application without the Internet, which makes it more convenient.
2.Our marketers and IT specialists will try to update the program on a monthly basis, which contributes to the development and acceleration of the process in applications.
3.And also with the help of this application you can find not only lost documents or money, but also your pet that was lost.

Strategy.
We now examine two types of value-based pricing: good-value

pricing and value-added pricing. We will choose good-value pricing strategy. Good-value pricing strategies - offering the right combination of quality and good service at a fair price.

pricing and market-penetration pricing.

We will use Penetration Pricing to

boost success.

First, the market must be highly price sensitive so that a low price produces more market growth.
Second, production and distribution costs must decrease as sales volume increases.
Finally, the low price must help keep out the competition, and the penetration price must maintain its low price position. Otherwise, the price advantage may be only temporary.

If a person 3 times helped to find lost

things, when he loses his thing, the service will be free. And the application will work around the clock.

0.85 * 0.65 = 9.945 million households
All brands

is $750 for this product, the estimate of total market demand is as follows: 9.945 million households * 1 app per household * 5000 tenge = 49 725 billion tenge
Unit cost = variable cost + fixed costs/ unit sales = $250 + $20,000,000/1,000,000 = $270 (5000) 
Markup price= unit cost/(1-desired return on sales)= 5000/(1-0.25)= 6666,6 tenge.
4500 tenge= variable cost
fixed cost= 5000000 tenge
price= 5000 tenge
Break-even volume = 5000000/500=10000
Contribution margin= 5000-4500/5000=0.1 or 10%
Break-even sales= 5000000/0.1=50 000 000
Such break-even analysis helps by showing the unit volume needed to cover costs.

and moral appeals will be used:
• Emotional appeals-present a happiness.
• Moral

appeals- give a hope that good people are near them.
Message structure-You will find where you are not looking
Message format-not aggressive but rammed into memory
What media you will use- personal communication channel, buzz marketing, nonpersonal communication channels.
IMC- advertising by popular people, also in the mass media such as youtube channels and Instagram
Major sales promotion tools.
Samples will be used. A free trial for a year then an app will be 5000 tenge for a year.

by working directly with customers, thus has containing no

wholesalers, retailers and therefore called direct marketing channel.
Main participants are producers, i.e. regulators of the regular work of an app and workers at the storage room/place. And also consumers are part of every channel as they finally get the product.
Point of Sale
Whole work is organized via app, thus users are obliged to download the app to operate with staff. First of all app will allow to register and download found items and secondly to search for and find lost items. Point is App Store and Play Market.
The next stage after registering found item is to transfer it to storage room, whereas person who lost have to pay fee for storage and take it. This place is organized just in order to provide safe space for storage, not like shop/store. Location is not of significant important, but in the city to be convenient to leave and take lost things.
The user must download the application and contact the person who found the lost item.
And after the expiration of the term, he can contact the administrator and take it from the archive