Martin Wensley

Copywriter Martin Wensley's Porfolio “Good Content Is King... Powerful Sources, Its Majesty’s Edge”       MARTIN WENSLEY  CONTENT  HITS: 415 Investment Proposal Example 8 Primlabs SRL Sarmiento 7025, 3rd fl, ste D --Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 2900 There is going to be 200 million VR headsets sold by 2020. The research firm tractica forecasts that the market for consumer virtual reality content and hardware will reach a whopping $21.8 billion of revenue by 2020. The rise of broadband consumer internet almost completely killed the community cinema and video arcade of the 1980s and ‘90s. Leisure Problem In mega-cities in which amusement adopters, video game aficionados and people in need or want of being entertained could find many of the aforesaid businesses in the marginal areas — let alone the central ones — there isn’t any anymore, or what is left is an aberrant vestige of the past. What is more, in big cities that featured video arcade and “pleasure lane” types of business street configuration, video game recreation is missing. It has been clearly delegated to the malls’ leisure courts. Gone are the days when video gaming formed part of fast-paced, day-to-day downtown and uptown district life. In the street malls and pedestrian streets of cramped mega-cities where cinemas and video arcades where a part of the landscape, the situation is felt when the shops that used to be video game galleries are now dingy fairs and the cinemas, evangelist churches. Tech Solution My idea for a modest attempt at bettering this unsettled situation is to bring cutting-edge leisure where it once thrived, without the risks of getting stuck in any particular place by means of an easily transportable virtual reality games stand of high-end hardware configuration. It will be operated by one person and it will have the capacity to run networked first-person shooters and games designed for VR platforms. Customers will purchase passes for the attraction, each pass will be valid for fifteen minutes of game-play time. Facebook owns Oculus, one of the top three companies in VR equipment sales. Because of this, striking a partnership with either Oculus, Facebook or both companies may help the business grow greatly. An affiliate agreement for when we refer a customer to Oculus and the customer buys from them should also be added to the marketing mix. This stand will be small, about a third the size of a common fair stand, around thirty-two by twenty-two inches of surface size. This to give the business capacity for mobility. Also, to do away easily with tying the outfit to a particular venue to the exclusion of others. As venues that come to mind we have thought of: Getting a concession in a mall’s amusement court Parks, squares, and street malls (previous granting of needed permits by the city) Renting it, with an operator, for events (birthdays, etc) If this business succeeds, it might allow for global escalation to bigger markets than Argentina. Think USA, India and China. Some Figures We expect this business to make from 60 (sixty) to 120 (one-hundred and twenty) dollars on the daily. In an ideal scenario of only half of all the work hours being occupied by customers that buy passes, this business would make 6000 (sixthousand) dollars monthly, or 72000 (seventy-two thousand) annually. We need $11000* to develop this opportunity. Costs Breakdown 1. Laptops (2) (Dell Inspiron 15 7000, 34watts): $3538.77 2. Headsets (2) (Oculus Bundles, Rift+Touch kits): $-. Portable Generator (Honda Eu 20, Soundproofed Inverter): $-. Game (two boxes): $97.03 (+ License to use as Paid Amusement, $…) 5. Cash Register: $913.23 6. Stainless Steel Cart: $570.77 7. Advertising Campaign and Promotional Material: $1847.23 (budget for ~six month) 8. Paperwork Fees: $… © Martin Wensley 2019 Image Credit: Mike Lawrence T A G S : VR Business, investment proposal, business proposal, disruptive marketing  Prev Like 0 Next  tweet Save © 2019 Martin Wensley