Report Tuesday 21st April 2020

Keep calm and play on: The rise of Digital Leisure

There are a number of key questions for businesses looking to succeed in this space.

Key questions for leisure operators:

  1. Which customer groups are you targeting and what are their specific needs from a digital solution? What is the problem you’re solving for?
  2. How is your proposition differentiated versus generalist user generated platforms such as YouTube? What’s your right to win and how can you enhance this?
  3. How can you use data and machine learning to enhance the user experience and improve content curation?
  4. How do you foster a user community and encourage healthy interactions and even competition amongst the user base? How can you link in with other digital / social communities?
  5. How can you link in with the physical world either through your own physical space or through partnerships with others?
  6. What are your options for monetisation, and what is the right pricing strategy? Are there creative incremental revenue streams from a supply side that could support the economics?

Key Contacts

Tom Charlick

Tom Charlick

Partner

Zee Ashraf

Zee Ashraf

Partner

Katy Fiander

Katy Fiander

Partner

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