Presentation #4

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Lean Entrepreneurship Project Generation Entrepreneur Afonso Brás | Constança Morais | Rita Santos Silva | Yernar Akim

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Lean Entrepreneurship ProjectGeneration Entrepreneur

Afonso Brás | Constança Morais | Rita Santos Silva | Yernar Akim

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SWOT ANALYSIS

• Free of charge• Intuitive/Easy to use• Fast delivery of a wrapped-up gift• Personalized approach/service• It will save the client’s time

• Internet connection is always required• Costly to introduce the mechanism that could find the

right match• Too much dependence on 3rd parties like developers

and databases (higher risk + costs)• 100% dependente on companies that want to be our

suppliers• Free of charge

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SWOT ANALYSIS

• No direct competition: Gift a Gift offers a unique service • It is not a seasonal industry• Big opportunity for potential growth

• This industry covers a huge hole in the market: people have less and less time to spend on superfluous activities, such as spending two hours in a shopping mall searching for a gift for someone

• The booming of social media and mobile app: it will be easy reachable for clients (mobile

• Decreasing purchasing power due to the economic downturn

• No barriers to enter the industry• Considerable amount of indirect competition• Distrust of online payment required• Lack of full cost disclosure from the partners • Lack of habits to buy gifts online

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MARKET SIZING

TAM = 10 607 560 people

SOM = 530 378 people

SAM = 7 155 830 people

In the first year of implementation of our platform, we assume that only 5% of internet users that do online shopping will be willing to use our platform.

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MARKET SIZING

TAM = 10 607 560 people

SOM = 1 060 756 people

SAM = 7 155 830 people

In the second year of implementation of our platform, we assume that 10% of internet users that do online shopping will be willing to use our platform.

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MARKET SIZING

TAM = 10 607 560 people

SOM = 2 651 890 people

SAM = 7 155 830 people

In the first year of implementation of our platform, we assume that only 25% of internet users that do online shopping will be willing to use our platform.

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MARKET SIZING

TAM = 10 607 560 people

SOM = 4 773 402 people

SAM = 7 155 830 people

In the first year of implementation of our platform, we assume that only 45% of internet users that do online shopping will be willing to use our platform.

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MARKET SIZING

TAM = 10 607 560 people

SOM = 6 364 536 people

SAM = 7 155 830 people

In the first year of implementation of our platform, we assume that only 60% of internet users that do online shopping will be willing to use our platform.

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LIST OF COMPETITORS

Direct Competition• eBay• Amazon• Alibaba• All other stores with online shops (Zara, Mango, Nike, …)

Indirect Competition• Shopping Centers• Physical Stores