Existing Market- students
First Interview: student at UF
- He said he could see my next venture being something that can be very engaging with sports and universities across the nation.
-Thinks it has a lot of potentials and could be very popular with a variety of people.
-Said to make it something like college gameday but with a twist and unique.
Second Interview: FSU student
- Believes that this could be so big it can eventually become a huge event covered by Fox Sports, ESPN, Sports Talk, Bleacher Report, and modernized Barstool Sports.
Third Interview: Penn State Student
- Thinks I need an exact target plan with more information and detail
- Believes it can really take off if pictured right and implemented properly
- Believes that students and college sports fans will enjoy this a lot
- Thinks that sponsorships with broadcasters such as Bleacher Report should be first targets
New Market- those in a professional field
First Interview: a 34-year-old PR director
-It needs to be more detailed and planned.
- Believes it should be on the more "unorthodox" "never-seen-before" "barstool sports type" side.
Second Interview: a 45-year-old Event organizer
- Make it something the modern fan will enjoy and has never seen before
- Figure out a title that will hook people's interest
- How will this benefit people other than the fans such as the universities?
Hi Nick,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your interviews. I like that you chose two contrasting segments. I feel this way we can get a better understanding of different views. I would suggest however, going a little further in depth with the questions you ask your interviewees. Other than that, great job.
Hi Nick. It seems like you received some very valuable feedback from those interviews. Hopefully, they provided you with some valuable insight regarding your next step. It is also important that you interviewed people from two different markets: students and professionals. Sometimes, the different point of views provide a much needed contrast. It has been great seeing your product develop! Great work, Nick!
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