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Group Name: Scorecast

Flow Chart Template Outline

Use the flow chart template to help you through the key business planning stages.

1. Business Idea Development


Think of a Business Idea:

o What is your business idea?


Sports gambling site, that caters a range of sports from golf to basketball.

o What product or service do you want to create?


A betting service paying-out large winnings.

o What problem does it solve, or what need does it fulfill?

Gives sport fans, an opportunity to get large payouts at a high-risk. It’ll offer different bets such as
over/under, match wins, it gives people who are in need of desperate cash a chance to win.

o What makes your idea unique?

It has flexible options and unique algorithms like BetBuilder, and personalization through in-game
stats (points, assists, etc) to calculate bet odds based on real-time data and pay for knowledge on
personal preferences. Appealing to both casual and invested fans.

Write a brief statement of the business idea, focusing on its purpose and unique features.

2. Market Analysis

Identify Your Target Market:

o Who will use your product or service?

o Who is your target market? (Demographics, age, gender, interests, etc.)

o What are their needs or preferences?

Research Competitors:

o Who else is offering similar products or services? What do they do well, and how can you differentiate
your idea?

Create a brief profile of the target market. List one or two main competitors and a few points about their
strengths and weaknesses.

3. Product/Service Description
Describe Your Offering.

o What are the main features of your product or service?


o What benefits do these features provide to the customer?
o How does your product differ from competitors?

Describe the product/service using bullet points for features and corresponding benefits.

4. Risk Analysis

Identify Potential Risks:

o What challenges could your business face? Think about competition, market demand, or production
issues.
o What is one major risk your business might face? (Market risk, competition, etc.)
o What strategies can you use to mitigate this risk?
Identify one potential risk and write a brief plan for how to address it.

5. Implementation Timeline
Outline Key Steps and Milestones:

o What are the important steps you need to take to launch your business? Set realistic deadlines for
each step.
o What milestones will indicate success?

List two or three key milestones (e.g., product development completion, marketing launch) and approximate
dates for when these should occur.

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