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The problem with creating something new is that a customer has to discover a new way to access the ticket, which creates a new habit. Multiple access points, creates several login accounts, resulting in friction - which can actually deter customers. This is the common economic platform problem, How does one get the chicken (content) as well as the egg (users). Zxeno’s solution is built on top of an application that already has 1.2 Billion users, Facebook Messenger. Now, I bet you're wondering why Messenger? Great question.
Mobile messenger apps are on the rise, and they are expected to grow in the coming years. The number of mobile messaging app users is going to nearly double between 2014 and 2019. A total of 2.19 billion people are projected to use mobile phone messaging apps by 2019. Facebook Messenger is the most used mobile messaging app among US and UK respondents (Via Gartner Survey). In December 2016, Facebook Messenger had close to 137 million unique monthly U.S. visitors (Via Statista)
Our solution is tailored towards both the event creators and the ticket buyers. It improves the engagement and relationship with fans, and it creates a primary sales platform. Zxeno’s natural interface can be used as a channel to generate revenue, send customized marketing to individuals based on previous engagement, and it will strengthen the network of the event. It gives the fans the ability to purchase multiple tickets and then easily share the purchased tickets with their friends or their social network. The natural interface would be coded with GUI’s and AI response. It is a platform to purchase and store tickets, and it can provide useful information about events (parking,promotions,etc). The product has rails - it guides with menus, buttons and it has chat functionality.
We could build a customized product for each event/team, and we could build a product for an Aventus page which could aggregate all of the events into one place. The fan/customer would access the tickets via the Messenger Application. The ability to have a paperless mobile ticket allows for extreme flexibility not only to the fan but for the event creator as well. Once an individual purchases a ticket, the event creator now has the ability to market directly to that customer. Say for example a showtime has to change, with a static ticket most fans will not have access to that information. Zxeno’s natural interface allows the event creator to communicate, creating a new engagement that has never been available before.
Our product would utilize the Aventus protocol by using an API (or another integrator) to “grab” the tickets from the protocol and put them into our natural interface product on the Messenger platform.
We price using a tiered system, which is based on the number of interactions inside the interface. We would also receive a small percent of each ticket sale.
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Purpose: Create a natural interface product, on the Messenger platform, as portal to access event tickets and information.
Here is a visual beta example of what our interface would look like: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDJnvRF5Rc0)
Description:
The problem with creating something new is that a customer has to discover a new way to access the ticket, which creates a new habit. Multiple access points, creates several login accounts, resulting in friction - which can actually deter customers. This is the common economic platform problem, How does one get the chicken (content) as well as the egg (users). Zxeno’s solution is built on top of an application that already has 1.2 Billion users, Facebook Messenger. Now, I bet you're wondering why Messenger? Great question.
Mobile messenger apps are on the rise, and they are expected to grow in the coming years. The number of mobile messaging app users is going to nearly double between 2014 and 2019. A total of 2.19 billion people are projected to use mobile phone messaging apps by 2019. Facebook Messenger is the most used mobile messaging app among US and UK respondents (Via Gartner Survey). In December 2016, Facebook Messenger had close to 137 million unique monthly U.S. visitors (Via Statista)
Our solution is tailored towards both the event creators and the ticket buyers. It improves the engagement and relationship with fans, and it creates a primary sales platform. Zxeno’s natural interface can be used as a channel to generate revenue, send customized marketing to individuals based on previous engagement, and it will strengthen the network of the event. It gives the fans the ability to purchase multiple tickets and then easily share the purchased tickets with their friends or their social network. The natural interface would be coded with GUI’s and AI response. It is a platform to purchase and store tickets, and it can provide useful information about events (parking,promotions,etc). The product has rails - it guides with menus, buttons and it has chat functionality.
We could build a customized product for each event/team, and we could build a product for an Aventus page which could aggregate all of the events into one place. The fan/customer would access the tickets via the Messenger Application. The ability to have a paperless mobile ticket allows for extreme flexibility not only to the fan but for the event creator as well. Once an individual purchases a ticket, the event creator now has the ability to market directly to that customer. Say for example a showtime has to change, with a static ticket most fans will not have access to that information. Zxeno’s natural interface allows the event creator to communicate, creating a new engagement that has never been available before.
Our product would utilize the Aventus protocol by using an API (or another integrator) to “grab” the tickets from the protocol and put them into our natural interface product on the Messenger platform.
We price using a tiered system, which is based on the number of interactions inside the interface. We would also receive a small percent of each ticket sale.
References:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/417295/facebook-messenger-monthly-active-users/
http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3614818
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