Scene 1 (0s)
KAMSOKAS Imperials. Readily available; easily accessible African indigenous wears.
Scene 2 (14s)
MEET LILIAN. 25-years-old indigenous fashion-lover.
Scene 3 (1m 35s)
PAINPOINTS. Disappointment. High cost. Delays. Stress.
Scene 4 (2m 8s)
Many Lilians in Northern Ireland. THE PROBLEM. High demand for two important African fabrics— Adire and Aso-oke.
Scene 5 (2m 36s)
An indigenous stores for African luxury fabrics and attires: Aso-oke and Adire (or kampala ).
Scene 6 (3m 46s)
abstract. PRODUCTS. Aso-oke Adire (Plain fabrics).
Scene 7 (4m 7s)
PRODUCTS (2). Aso-oke and adire -made:.
Scene 8 (4m 51s)
Two revenue means: distribution and reproduction.
Scene 9 (6m 30s)
KAMSOKAS RETAILERS END USERS. BUSINESS MODEL (2).
Scene 10 (7m 4s)
MARKET SIZING. Series 1 MEN FEMALE 20 TO 30 Lovers of African attires 4.3 2.5 3.5 4.5 Series 2 MEN FEMALE 20 TO 30 Lovers of African attires 2.4 4.4000000000000004 1.8 2.8 Series 3 MEN FEMALE 20 TO 30 Lovers of African attires 2 2 3 5.
Scene 11 (7m 7s)
COMPETITION. Paragon fabrics, Belfast. Sonna African textile.
Scene 12 (8m 14s)
BETTER/DIFFERENT. Indigenous aso-oke and adire fabric Physical and online stores Large quantities Sales Unique customer relationship.
Scene 13 (9m 1s)
MARKETING PLAN : Channels. SEO MARKETING. Social media.
Scene 14 (10m 43s)
MARKETING PLAN (2):. DISCOUNT SALES QUARTERLY PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT REFERAL CONTEST SALES CONTEST/EVENTS.
Scene 15 (10m 57s)
TRACTIONS AND MILESTONE. EVENTS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Kamsokas Imperial launch website Staff recruitment 10,000 monthly page views 2000 active customers Monthly revenues: 1 million pounds Devise new milestones.
Scene 16 (11m 0s)
Thank You.