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  • The local product search engine specialized on stores

Presentation of SoCloz

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  • Introduction to the ROPO market
  • SoCloz mission
  • SoCloz so far
  • Competitive landscape
  • Development strategy
  • Business plan

Agenda

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  • Research Off.

Purchase Off. Research On. Purchase Off. Research On. Purchase On. Research Off. Purchase On.

“ROPO”

Most of European internet users already research online information before purchasing offline (“ROPO”) – 63% in France

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  • 63%

87%

% of retail sales influenced by ROPO % of internet users being ROPO

When comparing to the US, the European ROPO effect shows high perspectives of growth

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  • Customers currently not satisfied with online research

– Room for an aggregator dedicated to stores offering

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  • Agenda
  • Introduction to the ROPO market
  • SoCloz mission
  • SoCloz so far
  • Competitive landscape
  • Development strategy
  • Business plan
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  • WEBSITE

MOBILE APPLICATIONS (soon)

SoCloz is a local product search engine specialized on stores offering – aims at being a leading specialist in Europe (“European Milo.com”)

I-phone I-pad Androïd Blackberry

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  • 3 main key success factors to succeed on the market

– SoCloz shows strong performance on these market pillars

Sign contracts with retailers Develop a scalable and performant technology

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  • More than 40 agreements with major retailers : #1 on the market
  • Important pipeline
  • Performant search engine : speed, semantics
  • Scalable : 400 K skus / 4 000 stores to date

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  • 2-3 sales rep. max to reach retailers representing 84% of retail sales
  • Indirect sales forces to reach smaller retailers and integrate them

Develop an appropriated sales strategy

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  • Agenda
  • Introduction to the ROPO market
  • SoCloz mission
  • SoCloz so far
  • Competitive landscape
  • Development strategy
  • Business plan
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  • SoCloz, how does it work ?

Entry via products (mainly) Social shopping

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  • « What are stores referencing the product I am looking for ? »
  • Possibility to check stores offering
  • Among my friends, who likes this product
  • Ask my friends advice

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  • Stores prices
  • Shortest distance to get the product
  • Stock availability

Complete information on stores offering

  • Stores addresses
  • Open schedules
  • Etc.

Innovative functionnalities

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  • Book the product before visiting
  • Parkings around stores
  • Wish lists
  • Receive news,

promotions, stores events

  • f preferred brands
  • Etc.
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  • Our technology is based on 4 pillars

A flexible and semi-automated integration system able to integrate many formats of data An indexation search engine A system tracking SoCloz users (to be implemented) A scalable and performant search engine

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  • Team gathers most of competencies necessary to succeed :

Retail, IT and Web

JEREMIE HERSCOVIC – CEO & SALES MANAGER

  • Expert in Retail – 5 years at Roland Berger Strategy Consultants

specialized in retail and Private Equity

  • ESCP Europe

MAXIME CHAN – DEVELOPPER

  • 10 years experience programming at BK Consulting
  • SUPINFO

JEAN-FRANCOIS BUSTARRET – CTO

MICHEL DE GUILHERMIER

Inspirational Stores CEO

MICHEL BON

Former CEO of Carrefour and France Telecom

DELPHINE MATHEZ

Senior Partner specialized in Retail at Roland Berger

NICOLAS SANTI-WEIL

COO of TheKooples

ETIENNE LEGOUIS

Delamaison.fr / Ex-Marketing & Sales Director

PHILIPPE HOLLANDE

15 years experience in architecture, scalability , and web applications

CLEMENT RAVOUNA – MARKETING PRODUCT MANAGER

  • Expert in web and web & mob. app. design - 3 years work experience

in product and project management (ex : Joost, MXP4 and others)

  • HEC

Operational team Operational team Strategic Committee Strategic Committee

  • Expert in highly scalable web applications, recommendation and

search engines - 20 years work experience

  • Ex Infrastructure Manager at e-TF1 (tf1.fr) and CTO at wat.tv
  • SUPELEC
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  • Communication tool with local

deep impact Communication tool with local deep impact

  • Pull communication via local ads –

« adwords like » – promote your brand to increase brand awareness – show products consumers do not know you sell them – promote coupons – promote store events Higher local visibility on SoCloz and a network of partners Higher local visibility on SoCloz and a network of partners

RECRUITMENT OF NEW CLIENTS

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  • Leverages 4 levers for retailers

– Brand awareness – Recall rate – Knowledge of the offering – Visit frequency

  • Consumers can discover products and

stores locally without having entered these stores or touched their products Complete other recruitment channels for stores (prospectus, local media, etc.) Local traffic and sales boosted resp. by +5% - 8%

SoCloz allows retailers to recruit new client profiles via a higher local visibility through SoCloz and SoCloz partners (cf B2B offerings)

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  • Major

retailers 1 112 retailers = 84% Small retailers 300 000 retailers = 16% SALES STRATEGY Direct sales force 2-3 sales rep. = 65% of the market Partnerships with B2B players B2B & B2C marketing

Sales strategy based on a direct sales force to address major retailers

  • Partnerships and marketing to reach small ones

Partnerships with ERP

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  • SoCloz charges small retailers (€ 29,9 HT / month / store) only to pay

a commission to partners having a sales force reaching them : already 3 agreements under implementation (Q1 2012)

JEREMIE HERSCOVIC Business case with Fastmag (agreement)

Fastmag sales price / month / store 6 SoCloz commission / month / store

+ 8%

Business case with Pages Jaunes (no agreement to date)

PJ sales price / month / store 6 SoCloz commission / month / store

+ 5%

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  • In contact with 351 retailers

To be prospected : 293 retailers

~40 retailers agreed to join SoCloz – 20 potential additional ones in the short-term

  • ~25 retailers already

integrated

  • Wait for data for others

Agreements Wait for an answer Metting planned Interested – itw to be planned Interested – contact soo or later Contacted – interest to be validated Not contacted Not interested – to contact later

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  • ~40 retailers agreed to join SoCloz – 20 potential additional ones in

the short-term

Geographical footprint

(retailers integrated only)

  • ~430 000 skus
  • ~4 500 stores

Some references

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  • Some references – many data still to receive from retailers already

signed

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  • How long does it take to integrate a retailer : business case of an

average retailer

3 months

1st meeting with the retailer Agreements Data transmission implemented Integration into SoCloz system

3 months A 2nd meeting may be necessary to convince all

  • ther key people

Data transmission not necessarily difficult to implement but IT team often focused on more prioritary tasks 1 man/day Time to integrate vary among quality of data and how it is transmitted 6 months

Current integration of Socloz into some ERP to reduce this delay : Q1 2012

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  • Agenda
  • Introduction to the ROPO market
  • SoCloz mission
  • SoCloz so far
  • Competitive landscape
  • Development strategy
  • Business plan
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  • An increasingly intensive indirect competitive landscape validating

the web-to-store concept

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Geolocalized social networks

Only services / not product

  • riented

Price comparator fueled with users

  • Information comes from

users scans

  • Info sometimes wrong and

not real-times

Couponing & promotions

Promotions only / not the whole offering Not real-time information

Yellow pages

Only services / not product

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  • On SoCloz market, many success stories exist abroad (US, Asia) –

Milo.com was acquired for $75 M in dec. 2010

Multi-specialist – many categories Specialist – 1 category Pure players + retailers

Not identified Acquired by Ebay for $75 M Acquired by Ebay for $75 M Acquired by local.com Acquired by local.com Not identified

Retailers only

  • Limited number of retailers referenced
  • Simple experience for users and retailers
  • Limited number of retailers referenced
  • Simple experience for users and retailers

Limited capacity to attract retailers Limited capacity to attract retailers Ability to attract most of retailers Ability to attract most of retailers Acquired by Jiwire Acquired by Jiwire

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  • In Europe, low competitive environment – A great windows of
  • pportunity to be a leading specialist into Europe
  • Specialized on IT
  • Not connected to IT systems
  • Specialized on IT
  • Not connected to IT systems
  • Advanced store locator – no entry via products
  • Specialized on the garment industry
  • Advanced store locator – no entry via products
  • Specialized on the garment industry

Multi-specialist – many categories Specialist – 1 category Pure players + retailers Retailers only

  • Not launched
  • Not able to attract retailers not willing

to be positionned next to pure players

  • Simple experience - similar to the US
  • Not launched
  • Not able to attract retailers not willing

to be positionned next to pure players

  • Simple experience - similar to the US

Limited capacity to attract retailers Limited capacity to attract retailers Ability to attract most of retailers Ability to attract most of retailers

High number of contracts / able to attract all types of retailers - many innovative functionalities High number of contracts / able to attract all types of retailers - many innovative functionalities

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  • Agenda
  • Introduction to the ROPO market
  • SoCloz mission
  • SoCloz so far
  • Competitive landscape
  • Development strategy
  • Business plan
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  • Development strategy : focus on contracts and monetize data to

B2B third parties – strategy fully compatible with an exit

SCENARIO FOR THE NEXT 24 MONTHS

  • France : accelerate contracts signing

‒ objective of 130 contracts with major retailers (independents not included) in dec. 2013 ‒ SoCloz, launched in November 2011, is a “vitrine” : helps to convince retailers & fidelize French retailers

  • Sign contracts in 2 major European countries (UK & Germany)

‒ gives more value to SoCloz and broaden the spectrum of potential acquirers ‒ UK & Germany chosen for size, internet market maturity, retail maturity, retail concentration, etc. ‒ objective of ~75 contracts per country in dec. 2013 ‒ SoCloz not launched – used as a vitrine only

  • Monetize data (France and abroad) to B2B third parties :

‒ numerous types of players potentially interested in using SoCloz data ‒ 3 agreements (implementation in Q1 2012) and 2 under discussions 3 ways to charge a third party / network of partners : ‒ players willing to pay the data : set-up + requests to API – main focus (68% of 2012 revenues) ‒ players not able to pay the data : receive data incl. SoCloz local ads (2012), CPC charged to retailers, revenue share with 3rd party + “reservation module” (2013), CPC charged to retailers, revenue share with 3rd party

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  • In France, recruiting 1 sales representative would allow SoCloz to

reach 130 retailers late in 2013

In contact with 351 retailers To be prospected : 293 retailers JEREMIE HERSCOVIC 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE

JEREMIE HERSCOVIC 1 SALES REP. + OBJECTIVE : ~130 retailers

4 retailers per month : already prospected 3 retailers per month

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ACCELERATE CONTRACT SIGNING IN FRANCE

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  • SEO (localized – semantic)
  • SMO – social
  • Press relations – PPM agency
  • Socloz as a landing page for B2B offerings
  • Press relations – PPM agency

Traffic acquisition Brand installation Online Offline

A minimum of traffic (500 – 1 000 K unique visitors) needs to be generated on SoCloz (vitrine) – many levers already implemented

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SOCLOZ AS A “VITRINE”

Functionnalities already implemented Further ones coming Panda perceived as an opportunity for SoCloz – SEO already implemented – to be reinforced in the next few months Landing pages are on SoCloz – SoCloz name visible PPM agency – Press Relation under implementation for the next year

Very limited budget in cash ~100 K€ on a 24 months period Very limited budget in cash ~100 K€ on a 24 months period

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  • Signing some contracts abroad would give more value to SoCloz by

broadening the number of potential acquirers

Comments

  • Some current partners of B2B
  • fferings are already present

abroad

  • Focus on UK & Germany :

‒ Most numerous population in Europe ‒ Retail quite mature ‒ Retail quite concentrated around store chains ‒ ROPO approach given the internet market maturity

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SIGNING CONTRACTS IN UK & GERMANY

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  • 1 SALES REP.
  • n major retailers
  • native language : german -

Recruiting 1 sales rep. per country would allow SoCloz to reach ~150 contracts abroad over a 24 months period

1 SALES REP.

  • n major retailers
  • native language : english -

~ 75 contracts by end 2013 ~ 75 contracts by end 2013 Objective : ~ 150 contracts abroad

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SALES MANAGER (Jeremie Herscovic)

SIGNING CONTRACTS IN UK & GERMANY

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  • POTENTIAL PLAYERS

Search engines Market place EXAMPLES “Yellow pages” Couponing players

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SIGNING CONTRACTS IN UK & GERMANY

Many potential acquirers into Europe

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  • Milo acquisition base on number of contracts - given SoCloz,
  • bjectives, an investor may expect x20 ROI in 24 months
  • 70 retailers
  • 50 000 stores
  • Very limited traffic
  • Very limited revenues
  • No profitable
  • 130 retailers in France
  • 75 retailers per country
  • Limited traffic on SoCloz (500 – 1 000 K UV

per month)

  • Revenues : € 3,5 M
  • Profitable
  • European retailers 3 times smaller than US
  • 50% rebate

EXIT STRATEGY BY 18 MONTHS > x20 for investors

$75 M x15 for investors

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SIGNING CONTRACTS IN UK & GERMANY

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  • SoCloz business model is based on using B2B players to monetize

the data

SOCLOZ PITCH

  • Recruit new profils of clients via SoCloz and a

network of high trafic partners (several millions)

  • Use SoCloz ad system to communicate on

products and stores locally SOCLOZ CENTRALIZES DATA INTO A SYSTEM

  • Clean the data – improve data quality
  • Integration of data into SoCloz system –

data organized to be found quickly by SoCloz search engine

  • Manage data update on a day to day basis

1 2 1 3 DATA SENT BY THE RETAILER

  • Data sent for free

2 3 Retailers 4 BROADCATS THE DATA ON A NETWORK OF PARTNERS

  • Maximize the retailer recruitment of clients locally
  • Require retailers agreement (included into

contracts) 4

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SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS

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Multiple types of players are interested in SoCloz data

Retailers

  • Product locator on their websites, mobile sites : ROPO approach on their own sites
  • Product locator into clients stores helping them to identify the product they are looking for in

another store of the retailer network – Grey label

Shopping Centers Adnetworks

  • Create new formats of banners – banners redirecting to local stores
  • Websites and mobiles adnetworks
  • Product locator on each shopping centers websites and mobile sites – ROPO approach to generate

traffic into shopping centers

  • Product locator in shopping centers in order to help consumers to find they are looking for

Map editors

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Use of SoCloz data

  • Integrated data into existing systems to have more content
  • Navigation systems, yellow pages (mappy, urban dive), etc. integrate

Portals

  • Integrate SoCloz search engine to have more content

Others

  • Mobile manufacturers to integrate data into applications
  • Telecom operators to integrate data into applications

SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS

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  • Shopping centers

Shopping centers Retailers Retailers EXAMPLES OF TYPES OF CLIENTS FOR B2B OFFERING

2 agreements with leading European players – under implementation First agreement under implementation

Already agreements with 4 players so far – additional ones under discussion – strong need of Biz Dev. to accelerate agreements

Ad Networkers Ad Networkers

First agreement under implementation

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SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS

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  • Can pay the data

Can pay the data Cannot pay the data Cannot pay the data Examples SoCloz business model

  • Cost per connexion to SoCloz API
  • Cost varying with volume : 4 – 20 c€
  • Set-up : 1 000 – 5 000 K€
  • Module reservation (option available in

2013)

  • Connect to API for free – data received

include SoCloz local ads

  • CPC on SoCloz local ads : 35 c € / click (vary

with categories) – charged to retailers

  • Share revenue : 20% for 3rd party
  • Reservation module (option available in 2013)

# of market players Low High High Low Potential revenues per player SOCLOZ FOCUS

In 2012, SoCloz will be focused on players able to pay the data - high potential revenue per player

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SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS

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  • 6 months

Focus on players able to pay the data Start addressing 3rd parties not able to pay the data Start increasing average basket by adding the “reservation module”

6 months

  • API already developed
  • Identification of 3rd parties not willing to pay the data

but eager for integrating SoCloz local ads SoCloz adserver (SoCloz local ads system) developed

  • Reservation modules

developed

  • Prospect current partners

first

Fundraising

2 months

To date Jan 2012 June 2012 Jan 2013

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SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS

Therefore, SoCloz will be first focused on players able to pay the data (70% of 2012 revenues)

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  • Later on, SoCloz local ad system will allow to make cash with

players that cannot pay a connexion to API (by using their traffic)

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SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS Retailer can create local ads on SoCloz back office

  • Ads consisting in 6 formats (fixed by SoCloz)

allowing a retailer to easily communicate on coupons, products offering and stores in specific columns located in results

  • Possibility for the retailer to select product

categories and geographical area for which the ads should be displayed 1 3 1 While receiving SoCloz data for free, the 3rd player receive local as well – local ads have to be displayed 2 Retailers

3rd party Not able to pay SoCloz data

2 Local ads Local ads 3rd player visitors vizualize SoCloz local adds and can click on them to have more information about the retailer product, coupon or store

  • Each click generate a CPC charged to the retailer

by SoCloz : ~35 c€ - vary with product categories 3 3 CPC : ~35 c€ Clicks 4 SoCloz shares 20% of 35 c€ with the 3rd party 4 20% of 35 c€

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  • In 2013, an optional “reservation module” will increase revenues

generated with 3rd parties willing to use it

Users surf on the 3rd party website and click on « reserver le produit » SoCloz in charge of transmitting the information to the retailer SoCloz charges the retailer for the lead

  • Reservation module received by 3rd

party via SoCloz API

  • Module available only for retailers

that have accepted it ‒ Sold as a lead to the retailer ‒ Opportunity for the retailer to track traffic coming from SoCloz and SoCloz partners

  • Once the user clicks on “réserver le

produit”, he has to enter his email & phone number

  • 3 various ways to transmit the

reservation and information to the retailer – processed by SoCloz : ‒ SoCloz directly connected to the retailer ERP (Fastmag, Cegid, Cylande) ‒ Emails (specific format including action buttons : 3 choices) ‒ Phone for the rest (processed by SoCloz

  • Possibility for the retailer to refuse

a reservation

  • Implementation of rules by SoCloz

in order to maximize the probability the user visit the store

  • SoCloz charges the retailer a

Cost Per Lead (CPL depending

  • n product price - ~2,7 € for a

product ~90 €)

  • 30% reversed to the 3rd party
  • Possibility for the retailer to

track if the user has come and calculate an ROI

Already tested with retailers and 3rd partie Already tested with retailers and 3rd partie

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SOCLOZ BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON B2B OFFERINGS

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  • CEO

Jérémie Herscovic SALES MANAGER Jérémie Herscovic CTO Jean-François Bustarret MARKETING MANAGER To be recruited 1 SALES REP FRANCE To be recruited 1 FRONT END DEV To be recruited To be recruited 1 SALES REP PER FOREIGN COUNTRY To be recruited 3-4 BACK END DEV To be recruited 1-2 BIZ. DEV To be recruited

  • All located in a pool in SoCloz HQ
  • Meetings grouped to minimize rountrips
  • Sales rep. income highly correlated to

performance

2 INTERNS To be recruited Objectives Other comments

  • Sign contracts with retailers
  • JH manages indirect sales force
  • Integrate data into SoCloz and API
  • Maintain API and SoCloz (load)
  • Develop functionalities (ad local

system, etc.)

  • Sell data / B2B offerings to 3rd

parties

  • Manage traffic on SoCloz (“vitrine”)
  • Opportunity to outsource some

tasks in low cost countries to deeper assess

  • Marketing Manager Position :

person already identified (~40 years old, Pages Jaunes, ex Plyce, etc.)

A light and simple organization is sufficient to implement this strategy

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  • Agenda
  • Introduction to the ROPO market
  • SoCloz mission
  • SoCloz so far
  • Competitive landscape
  • Development strategy
  • Business plan
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  • Major retailers France

2011e 2012e 2013e 25 70 130 Sales (K€) EBIT (K€) (% CA)

  • 55
  • 610
  • 688
  • 555

3 430

Business plan key metrics

Major retailers abroad 48 150

40 40 Exit strategy or

  • pen 2 new countries

Exit strategy or

  • pen 2 new countries

2014e 200 2 400

  • 9 600

438

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  • SoCloz requires €500 – 1 000 K in the short-term

Recruitment of 3-4 developers Reinforce founders investment : 120 K€ Financial needs : ~500 – 1 000 K€ Recruitment of 1 Marketing Manager Recruitment of 1 sales rep France Current supports Budget for SEO, IT infrastructure Recruitment of 2 business developer Recruitment of 1 sales rep per country Major Business Angels ready to join SoCloz

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  • Contact Jeremie Herscovic (CEO)

: jeremie.herscovic@closetome.fr : +33.1.83.62.70.76 Cell.: +33.6.14.80.11.72

Let’s change, together, the way consumers buy into stores !

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  • Back-up
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  • SoWeb : 3 prismes de consultations des produits – « vérifier

disponibilité » au sein d’une fiche produit

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+ 5-8% trafic en magasin

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SoWeb : 3 prismes de consultations des produits – via le store locator

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  • SoWeb: 3 prismes de consultations des produits – via un onglet

« pre-shop » en page d’accueil

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  • SoStore : mieux transformer les besoins en magasins

En libre service Le produit que je cherche n’est pas disponible (taille, couleur, etc.) Sur la borne, le visiteur :

  • Trouver le magasin qui dispose du

produit

  • Acheter en ligne et être livré chez moi
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  • Oct. 2011

Focus on communication plan during the next 6 months

Launch to bloggers – private beta

  • Jan. 2012

Launch of SoCloz

Press, TV, radio

  • Nov. 2011

Press relations 1 Press relations 2 Press, TV, radio

  • April. 2012

Press relations 3 ?? Virality - amabassadors Parrainage Display