P5

AMPLIFIER

A)Purpose

The purpose of Amplifier is to bring music lovers closer to music.  The app/website is a ticket selling site in which user are able to sell and buy tickets for face value. Along with this they are able to rate a show/gig out of five, comment on it, and upload photos from the event. 

B)Content

In this section I'll explain how the apps works, through a flowchart and sitemap. The main feature of the app/website is that you are able to by tickets for face value, and be able to communicate about music and gigs you've been to. 

Amplifier Flowchart

Site Map

Wireframes 


Improvements 

Mock Ups

Homepage


Account Page

Draft 1

Draft 2


Draft 3



C)Target User/Membership


Pen Portrait                                                                                                    

User Experience

The pen portrait will enjoy using this app because he is a massive music lover. The site and app in it self suits him because he enjoys things that look different to the norm. Amplifier's aim is to do this and there main focus is for customer satisfaction. The target user will be able to navigate the website with ease because it's pleasing and the layout is easier to understand. 

With the fact that tickets are being sold on for the same price that they were originally suits them because they don't have the money spend more on tickets and this app/website helps them get tickets with out any added costs. The feature of communicating with other about gigs and shows is perfect from them because they love to be sociable with others that like the same music as they do.  

Competitors 

Ticketmaster


Stubhub


D)Production plan with launch date


Legal and Ethical Issues 

Budget 


Production Plan


E) Possible Revenue Streams

The possible revenue streams for The Amplifier App/Website is through advertisements. The companies will pay for advertisements to appear. These Advertisements will be from companies that are involved with music such as Spotify, or an artist promoting a new album.     

According to quora.com companies can pay anyway from 50 dollars to 500 dollars a month to show adverts on a popular website. This is how much the website will make when adverts are used on the website. Along with this click per ad will be used to create more money, when a user clicks on the advert the website will gain money per click.  












 










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