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Mobile Industry
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The growth in mobile is phenomenal
In just 4 years, over 40 billion apps have been downloaded between iPhone and Android devices
Growing Numbers
Over 500,000,000 Android activations
Over 300,000,000 iPhone activations
Android has 51% of the smartphone market
iPhone has 34% of the smartphone market
1.3 million smartphones activated every day
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Why Mobile?
50 percent of all local search is through mobileSource: Google "Understanding Smartphone Users," 2011
Why Mobile?
Not having a mobile experience is expensive.Source: Compuware, "What Users Want from Mobile," 2011
Why Mobile Apps?
Customers prefer apps to mobile websites.Sources: comScore, Alexa, Flurry Analytics, 2012
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Web Browsing Mobile App
Takeaway Food Industry
Turnover of the UK takeaway market forecast to be £11.17bn in 2012
47,000 takeaway food outlets in the UK
Employs 164,000 people
The sector is growing at a rate of over 3% PA
Approaching market saturation Keynote 2012
Students and Takeaway Food
60% of adults 18 – 34 are more interested in takeaway and home delivery than dining in the restaurant
Over 50% of all takeaway food sales are to this demographicNational Restaurant Association
Online Food Ordering
35% said they have or would order online from their favourite restaurant
70% of operators regard online ordering as an up-and-coming order innovationNational Restaurant Association
Early Adoption
20% of customers have already placed online orders and made an online reservation
Most popular restaurant chains get about 25% of their orders through online and mobile ordering
Domino’s Pizza take over £1m a week in the UK from their mobile appsNational Restaurant Association
The New Marketplace
Just-Eat is the world’s largest online food ordering company.
They have signed up 15,000 restaurants in 13 countries
They process over 5 million orders per month http://www.indexventures.com/news/index/news_id/288
The Opportunity
Just-eat charge a set up fee of around £900
This includes a joining fee and a receipt printer
Just-eat charge 11% commission on orders
They use a mobile website not an app
They advertise multiple restaurants
Mobile Food Ordering Company
We provide native Android and iPhone Apps
Plus a mobile website
Plus a web ordering system
We do not charge any set up fee
We do not charge commission
Are apps are custom designed for each restaurant
No competitors or ads show on the apps
Mobile Food Ordering Company
Customers can order and pay for food online
Takeaway, delivery and eat in
Cash, Pay Pal, Google Checkout and Credit Card
Facebook integration
Share - email, text, Twitter, Facebook
In-app community
Push Notification
Android £89 per month
iPhone £99 per month
NACUE Society Venture Opportunity
Exclusive discount codes
30% commission on sales
No administration
Simple sales procedure - discount leaflet
Social media promotion
Virtuous Circle - Students - Takeaway - Apps
Promotions
Free Society App
NACUE Innovation Fund
High tech - low risk start up
The fastest growing business sector in history
Opportunities to differentiate include:
Cross-selling to other societies
Up-selling services such as GPS and QR Promotions - Print - Social Media - PR
Ongoing franchise opportunity
New vertical markets such as health & beauty and events