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Final Presentation By Jai Sandhu

Product School Final Presentation by Jai Sandhu

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Page 1: Product School Final Presentation by Jai Sandhu

Final PresentationBy Jai Sandhu

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So, What Does Venmo do?

Send & Receive Money Securely

Make business purchases

Pay using your Bank account, debitor credit card

Quickly Transfer money to your Bank Account

Share your activities & react to yourfriend’s activities

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What Products does Venmo have?

iOS App Android App Web App

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And How Does Venmo work?

Download App & Sign-up with Email or Facebook

Link Bank Account or Credit\Debit Card

Search & Add People Pay or Request Money

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Core Value

Make Venmo the Easiest way to exchange money with Friends & Businesses

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What’s a User Persona for Venmo?

20 year old

College Sophomore

Works part-time

Very particular about Personal finance

Likes to settle debts ASAPLives with 3 other roommates

Share household items\grocery shopping duties with roommates

Loves eating out with Friends

Jenna - “The petty debt collector”

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How does Jenna use Venmo?Goes for Brunch with

FriendsPays Check for the

tableSends Venmo Request

to Each Friend

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What are Jenna’s pain points?

● She has to create multiple requests. 1 per person in the group.

● She has to calculate each person’s share

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Are there other Jennas Out there?According to Data released by Venmo on World Emoji Day 2016,

30% of all Venmo transaction include Emojis.

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How do we eliminate the pain point?

Split

Feature

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Split Feature to eliminate Jenna’s pain point

Existing Request or Pay Screen

New Split Screen

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Split Feature to eliminate Jenna’s pain point

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Split Feature to eliminate Jenna’s pain point

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Why build the Split Feature?

Solves a pain point for Users like Jenna

Aligns with Venmo’s core value of “Making it easier to exchange money”

Low cost of development (Venmo already have a Split feature for business payments made)

Competitive edge

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How do we Measure Success?

Total # of transactions

# of users of Split feature # of Existing Request type created per user

# of Existing Request type created per user of Split feature

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How do We Launch?

Pre-Launch Launch Post-Launch

● Distribute build to internal users● Create marketing assets● Communicate to internal stakeholders● Get legal clearance● Submit apps for approval

● Make sure testing is completed● Make sure analytics tracking is added● Deploy\Release products● Publish Blog Posts● Press Release

● Social Media Promotion● Monitor Key Metrics● Iterate

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Summary - A Happier JennaPays checks for groups

more

Request money easily from entire group at once

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Thank You