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STARTUP from an idea to an app King Yiu Chu, CEO & co-founder of beebump

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STARTUP

from an idea to an app

King Yiu Chu, CEO & co-founder of beebump

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2006 2008

2010 2012

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2013

Spark a smile before you arrive!

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Spark a smile before you arrive! •  Announce yourself when you leave •  Announce yourself when you arrive •  With an animation clip, photo or video you create or choose

•  Share your location during your trip from A to B

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Trying to get to you …

On my way with some delay! Order 2 please! Watch it!

Who is here …?

Give me a few seconds..!

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START-UP

from an idea to a successful app

King Yiu Chu, CEO & co-founder of beebump

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“FOUNDING A STARTUP IS REALLY

FUCKING HARD. NO JOKE.”

Joe Stump, CEO SimpleGEO

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“Focus on the need not the solution!”

You’ll lose interest when the solution doesn’t fit the need.

Adil Wali (CTO, ModCLoth)

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Apps are part of an eco system

Adapt to it or create one!

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users

PAID

beebump app 3rd party apps

Player SDK

beebump creation tool

(web)

beebump API’s

Content  

Developers Agencies Brands

FREE •  beebump •  users •  3rd party providers •  sponsored

•  beebump •  users •  3rd party providers

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Let your vision evolve over time

Funding  

Your  brain  Start  

v1.0  

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PUNCTUATED EQUILIBRIUM

The theory that speciation occurs in spurts of major genetic alterations that punctuate long periods of little change.

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Rapid evolutionary change caused by …

•  changes in the eco-systems •  the power of the added feature •  impact on other eco-systems •  development within a small group •  luck

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Ook wel genoemd…

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Strong vision follows an evolutionary path, just like in nature. Nature, shows rapidly changes because of changes in eco-systems. The only difference with nature is that we can introduce or change eco-systems in the real world to initiate rapid changes.

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Location based services

•  Share your location = bye bye privacy •  GPS drains your phone’s battery •  Friends have to use it as well

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•  Perfect timing for a new eco-system:

•  Developers •  Brands •  Agencies •  Online social sharing

•  Small groups make the product evolve

Evolution of online social networks

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•  Who solves the privacy issues? •  Who secures my photos, data and social graph? •  The mobile advertising space…

Evolution of online social networks

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Make markets more efficient.

Go disrupt an eco system!

Or create new markets.

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Form the company

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How many partners?

You cannot do this on your own! •  Investors want you to have a partner •  Maximum of 3 founders to avoid control issues

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Choose your partner wisely

What to look for? •  Someone who has different skills than you •  Someone with the same work ethic •  Someone who has the same vision

about product development •  Find people with similar values

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WATCH OUT!

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“Don’t start a startup because you want fame

or fortune. Do it because you are obsessed in

solving a problem.”

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•  King Yiu Chu, chinese/dutch passionate, experienced and creative mobile product manager with visionary skills and a sharp eye for details.

•  Michael Gachet, a curious, passionate and creative French engineer with an entrepreneurial streak, a solid software and product development experience.

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Funding

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Bootstrapping

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Venture funding

•  Startups are money drainers! •  funding = losing shares = losing control

create value with millions of users who love your product

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Venture funding

•  What’s the investors track record with startups? •  Can they fund a second time? •  Do they have some of their own money in play? •  What’s their sweetspot? •  Are they just as excited as you are?

•  Show them at least a minimal viable product

Investors are NOT your friends!

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Venture funding

•  Hire a financial & legal advisor •  Get to know all the details about VC’s

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EXPLORE APPS IN THE SAME CATEGORY

•  Learn how they work •  Learn how the flows work •  Read the reviews •  Read comments about the apps on forums •  Ask people what they think about it

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SKETCH YOUR PRODUCT

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“If you are not embarrassed when you ship your first version, you waited too long”

Matt Mullenweg, CEO & Co-founder of Wordpress

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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“The best products in the world start out as features.”

Kevin Systrom, CEO Instagram

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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“You can’t learn if you can’t fail.”

ERIC RIES, former CTO IMVU

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

develop a minimal viable product to get your first VC funding

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Minimal Viable Product 1.  Focus on one use case which

addresses the problem 2.  Start with a minimal core of features 3.  Release and listen to your users 4.  Question your initial assumptions

based on feedback 5.  Change and repeat

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

•  Don’t focus on backend development •  Focus on what the customer can see and test

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

•  Prepare yourself for building a bigger team •  Bring in tools to manage and record progress

STAY  LEAN  &  

STAY  FOCUSSED  ON  YOUR  OBSESSION  

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GO TO MARKET STRATEGY

•  Launch within the right target group •  Organize a launch event to start building

your eco-system •  Build virality into your product from the start

•  Don’t spend money on advertising •  Don’t be afraid to take bold decisions

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AFTER LAUNCH

•  Kill your darlings •  Evolve fast •  Stay lean & stay focussed

Pull the plug in time when you recognize you’ve failed!

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“Stay stubborn when it comes to your vision. But listen when users tell you to change.”

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King Yiu Chu

[email protected]