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Startup School 7: Fall2012




                               WEEK 2


 “quite an experience to live in fear isn’t it? That’s what
 it is to be a slave”


            Tetuan Valley, OCTOber 2012
#startspain
STARTUP FINANCE 101

 OBJETIVE                             SESSION 1
                                      • Key concepts
 Startup Finance 101 for non biz      • Principles
 profile founders                     • Ratios and formulas
                                      • Investors; Objetives and constrictions, investment stages,
 OUTCOMES                                Venture Capital and critic value enhancers
                                      • Conclussions
 • Understanding of key financial
 indicators
 • Enabling entrepreneusr to set up
 models and criteria for startup      SESSION 2
 valuation and investor financial     • Business planning
 presentation
                                      • Pricing
                                      • Business modeling
 SCHEDULE                             • Misc. tools
 2 x 4h sessions




                                                                            #StartSpain
STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2



 1. The Business Plan

 2. The Price

 3. The Business Model

 4. Other Tools




                                  #StartSpain
My time is valuable... how much
m

will I spend looking at your BP




                           #StartSpain
Which curves are more credible?




They might feel nice, but everybody knows they’re fake


                                                         #StartSpain
30/10/12
What investors
are looking for



... and so should
YOU



10/30/12
Your
Company


           Your Investor




           Your
           Numbers
10/30/12
WHAT WE INCLUDE IN A FINANCIAL 1 PAGER: COMPANY

                            
                                Opportunity description
  WHO ARE YOU               
                                Business Model
                            
                                Need Satisfied

                            
                                Products / Services
  WHAT DO YOU DO            
                                Market Objective
                            
                                Competitors


  HOW DO YOU                
                                Sales & Marketing Strategy
  ACHIVE IT                 
                                Current and Funnel Clients



  OPPORTUNITY FOR           
                                Investment Allocation
  THE INVESTOR              
                                Exit Strategy

                                               #StartSpain
WHAT WE INCLUDE IN A FINANCIAL 1 PAGER: INVESTOR


 
     Business Sector (Tags)
 
     Contact Information
 
     Executive Team
                                 RELEVANT
 
     Financial Information
                                 INFORMATION
      ―
        Investment Stage
                                 FOR THE
      ―
        Current Capital
                                 INVESTOR
      ―
        Monthly Burn Rate
      ―
        Pre-Money Valuation
      ―
        Investment Capital
 
     Current Investors
 
     Forums


                                                   10/30/12
WHAT WE INCLUDE IN A FINANCIAL 1 PAGER: NUMBERS



 Multiplier                   Año1      …      Año n
                Revenues
 CF Breakeven   EBITDA
                Net Result
                Assets
                Liabilities
                Cash




                                     Money… when and
                                           how much


                                              #StartSpain
STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2


 1. The Business Plan

 2. The Price

 3. The Business Model

 4. Other Tools




                                  #StartSpain
PRICING METHODS - BENCHMARK
                              Useful for similar
                              products
                              Difficult to obtain data



                              Be careful
                              
                                What you compare
                              
                                Units
                              
                                Time
                              
                                Location



                              Tabulate data and present
                              in graphs or simple tables



                                        #StartSpain
PRICING METHODS - MARKUP
                           Useful for established
                           products in competitive
                           atmosphere
                           Always lower limit
                           Easy to obtain data… your
                           company



                           Be careful
                           
                             Over price
                           
                             Cost Allocation
                           
                             Unitary marginal, variable
                           and fixed cost




                                         #StartSpain
PRICING METHODS – VALUE ADDED

                          Useful for breakthrough
                          technologies
                          Clearly explain the gains the
                          client will have
                          Difficult to obtain data
                          Always upper limit




                          Be careful
                          
                            What are the needs of the
                            client
                          
                            Determine the value per use



                                       #StartSpain
STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2



 1. The Business Plan

 2. The Price

 3. The Business Model

 4. Other Tools




                                  #StartSpain
What makes your business tick
Up and Down... almost ALWAYS is related




                                   #StartSpain
How to determine your business drivers

        How
                    Target: Commercials in FMCG companies
                       5.000 users first year , recurrent and growing
      How                       Go to 5 of the 100 companies in the market


     How            1              Market Average is 1000 users/ client
                                       Do you still have 5.000 Users?
                         I personally (or my network) know 5 decision takers in those

                    2
   How
                                companies, initial prospection has been made
                                          Do you still have 5.000 Users?



                    3
                               Do de companies have control over the users?
                                       Do you still have 5.000 Users?




 How                4
                                Are my clients going to demand a trial phase
                                       Do you still have 5.000 Users?



                    5
                                Success in conversion rate from trial to client?
                                        Do you still have 5.000 Users?
                                                               #StartSpain
Usefulness

                     Target: Commercials in FMCG companies
                        5.000 users first year , recurrent and growing
                                 Go to 5 of the 100 companies in the market
Marketing / Sales
   Strategy          1              Market Average is 1000 users/ client
                                        Do you still have 5.000 Users?
                          I personally (or my network) know 5 decision takers in those

    Scalability      2           companies, initial prospection has been made
                                           Do you still have 5.000 Users?



                     3
                                Do the companies have control over the users?
    Success of                          Do you still have 5.000 Users?
 product / service
                     4
                                 Are my clients going to demand a trial phase
                                        Do you still have 5.000 Users?



                     5
                                 Success in conversion rate from trial to client?
                                         Do you still have 5.000 Users?
                                                                #StartSpain
Revenue Streams


Advertising
Brokerage
Ecommerce
Freemium – Suscription
ViRtUAL GOOD
PAY PER USE
Data mining
#StartSpain
STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2



 1. The Business Plan

 2. The Price

 3. The Business Model

 4. Other Tools




                                  #StartSpain
30/10/12

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Tvss s12 w2

  • 1. TetuanBValley Startup School 7: Fall2012 WEEK 2 “quite an experience to live in fear isn’t it? That’s what it is to be a slave” Tetuan Valley, OCTOber 2012
  • 3. STARTUP FINANCE 101 OBJETIVE SESSION 1 • Key concepts Startup Finance 101 for non biz • Principles profile founders • Ratios and formulas • Investors; Objetives and constrictions, investment stages, OUTCOMES Venture Capital and critic value enhancers • Conclussions • Understanding of key financial indicators • Enabling entrepreneusr to set up models and criteria for startup SESSION 2 valuation and investor financial • Business planning presentation • Pricing • Business modeling SCHEDULE • Misc. tools 2 x 4h sessions #StartSpain
  • 4. STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2 1. The Business Plan 2. The Price 3. The Business Model 4. Other Tools #StartSpain
  • 5. My time is valuable... how much m will I spend looking at your BP #StartSpain
  • 6. Which curves are more credible? They might feel nice, but everybody knows they’re fake #StartSpain
  • 8. What investors are looking for ... and so should YOU 10/30/12
  • 9. Your Company Your Investor Your Numbers 10/30/12
  • 10. WHAT WE INCLUDE IN A FINANCIAL 1 PAGER: COMPANY  Opportunity description WHO ARE YOU  Business Model  Need Satisfied  Products / Services WHAT DO YOU DO  Market Objective  Competitors HOW DO YOU  Sales & Marketing Strategy ACHIVE IT  Current and Funnel Clients OPPORTUNITY FOR  Investment Allocation THE INVESTOR  Exit Strategy #StartSpain
  • 11. WHAT WE INCLUDE IN A FINANCIAL 1 PAGER: INVESTOR  Business Sector (Tags)  Contact Information  Executive Team RELEVANT  Financial Information INFORMATION ― Investment Stage FOR THE ― Current Capital INVESTOR ― Monthly Burn Rate ― Pre-Money Valuation ― Investment Capital  Current Investors  Forums 10/30/12
  • 12. WHAT WE INCLUDE IN A FINANCIAL 1 PAGER: NUMBERS Multiplier Año1 … Año n Revenues CF Breakeven EBITDA Net Result Assets Liabilities Cash Money… when and how much #StartSpain
  • 13. STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2 1. The Business Plan 2. The Price 3. The Business Model 4. Other Tools #StartSpain
  • 14. PRICING METHODS - BENCHMARK Useful for similar products Difficult to obtain data Be careful  What you compare  Units  Time  Location Tabulate data and present in graphs or simple tables #StartSpain
  • 15. PRICING METHODS - MARKUP Useful for established products in competitive atmosphere Always lower limit Easy to obtain data… your company Be careful  Over price  Cost Allocation  Unitary marginal, variable and fixed cost #StartSpain
  • 16. PRICING METHODS – VALUE ADDED Useful for breakthrough technologies Clearly explain the gains the client will have Difficult to obtain data Always upper limit Be careful  What are the needs of the client  Determine the value per use #StartSpain
  • 17. STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2 1. The Business Plan 2. The Price 3. The Business Model 4. Other Tools #StartSpain
  • 18. What makes your business tick Up and Down... almost ALWAYS is related #StartSpain
  • 19. How to determine your business drivers How Target: Commercials in FMCG companies 5.000 users first year , recurrent and growing How Go to 5 of the 100 companies in the market How 1 Market Average is 1000 users/ client Do you still have 5.000 Users? I personally (or my network) know 5 decision takers in those 2 How companies, initial prospection has been made Do you still have 5.000 Users? 3 Do de companies have control over the users? Do you still have 5.000 Users? How 4 Are my clients going to demand a trial phase Do you still have 5.000 Users? 5 Success in conversion rate from trial to client? Do you still have 5.000 Users? #StartSpain
  • 20. Usefulness Target: Commercials in FMCG companies 5.000 users first year , recurrent and growing Go to 5 of the 100 companies in the market Marketing / Sales Strategy 1 Market Average is 1000 users/ client Do you still have 5.000 Users? I personally (or my network) know 5 decision takers in those Scalability 2 companies, initial prospection has been made Do you still have 5.000 Users? 3 Do the companies have control over the users? Success of Do you still have 5.000 Users? product / service 4 Are my clients going to demand a trial phase Do you still have 5.000 Users? 5 Success in conversion rate from trial to client? Do you still have 5.000 Users? #StartSpain
  • 21. Revenue Streams Advertising Brokerage Ecommerce Freemium – Suscription ViRtUAL GOOD PAY PER USE Data mining
  • 23. STARTUP FINANCE 101 – Session 2 1. The Business Plan 2. The Price 3. The Business Model 4. Other Tools #StartSpain

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. This is the land of --…
  2. 3 meses de espacio en carabanchel
  3. Schedule for the day Business plan: what to present, how, and what do entrepreurs get out of it Let’s talk about pricing: Basic methods and principles for pricing Business model: What the hell is it and how do you design it And finally, if there’s some time left we’ll explain some financial tool that might be useful for entrepreneurs Business Plan… business what?! There’s a huge misunderstanding here about what the heck is a business plan and most startups fail on understanding it porpose and making it use full. First of all you must understand: You are the first receiver of your BP… you’re the first investor in your company No-one is so passionate about your project as you are and their attention span is limited (keep it short and focus on the key issues) BP is a communication tool it’s content must be useful for investors, employees, and somehow clients and providers too (beware you should customize it depending on who you are addressing) BP is a management tool and is must be reviewed and updated often. Specially in the early stage. Your pitch must be embebed in your BP and viceversa
  4. Unfortunately, this is not taught in colleges and Business Schools I won’t say forecasts are worthless… But beware all the time you spend doing this it a precious time you’re not spending building other key elements of your startup Now, let’s see it from the other side of the table, the investor’s side. A professional investor might get between 3 and 5 BPs a week (in Spain). How long do you think they’ll spend reading yours? Time is money and a startup should not devote to crafting this huge vademecums that aren’t going to be read anyway.
  5. Think of your BP as you would about a Resume, investors want Al igual que los CV’s los inversores quieren un resumen de 1 hoja, máximo 2 de la empresa… si están interesados ya pedirán más información Si no eres capaz de reducir tu Plan de Negocio a una hoja no has determinado que es lo crítico de él y por lo tanto no lo conoces Un BP de una hoja Se puede modificar para varios interlocutores Sirve como herramienta de comunicación… es fácil de leer y si está bien hecho de “comprar” Es fácil de mantener y actualizar Te sirve de guía continua de donde has estado, donde vas y como has llegado Es una herramienta de gestión… de poco sirve un BP que se queda enteramente en papel mojado Esta es una de las plantillas que usamos en OKURI. A un inversor le vale para saber si está interesado o no en la empresa
  6. Se divide en tres grupos Tu empresa Tus Inversores Tus números
  7. Quien eres: Descripción de la oportunidad – Que haceis / Como lo hacéis Modelo de Negocio – Como monetizas vuestro negocio Necesidad Satisfecha – Que valor le aportas a tus clientes potenciales A que te dedicas: Producto / Servicio – Que productos / servicios ofreces. Enlace con QUIEN ERES Mercado – Cuanto puedo esperar vender (corto o medio plazo a lo más o distinguir) Competidores – Si crees que no tienes competidores piensa otravez. Revisa las fuerzas de Porter. TODOS tienen competidores Como lo logras: Estrategia de Marketing y Ventas – Muy ligado al modelo de negocio.. A quien vendes y como vendes Clientes Actuales – Cuantos clientes he logrado o tengo en el funnel (corto o medio plazo a lo más) Oportunidad para el Inversor: Donde irá a parar el dinero que se invierte en la empresa Estrategia de Salida – Como podría desvincularme del negocio Comenzáis a ver porque funciona como una herramienta de gestión
  8. Adicionalmente un inversor necesita la siguiente información: Saber con quien invierte Datos de Valoración Monthy burn rate es el gasto mensual. En el caso de que tengáis ingresos solamente considerar los ingresos recurrentes y medio garantizados
  9. Con estos números un inversor puede sacar todos los ratios financieros que desee y determinar si el negocio es de su interés o no.
  10. Determinar el precio no es una ciencia exacta… siempre pudiste haber puesto el precio un euro por encima o abajo y el efecto en las ventas sería inapreciable No me da tiempo en esta sesión a determinar los precios de vuestros negocios, os daré los varios esquemas para determinar el precio y cuando usarlos Siempre es mejor pecar el precio por arriba y dar descuentos que pecar por abajo ya que es difícil subir el precio
  11. Existen 3 grandes metodologías para determinar el precio. La cuarta es bastante más compleja y no la veremos Es el más empleado Se usa cuando se busca poner el precio a cosas similares en el mercado Que comparas: No puedes comparar un Formula 1 con un Fiat Tiempo: No puedes compara un Formula 1 de hace 5 años con uno el día de hoy Unidades: No puedes comparar dólares con euros… es importante comparar en la misma moneda… lo mismo en promociones 2 x 1 Location: En algunos lugares el producto puede ser un artículo de lujo… ej. el otro día compré unos mangos de manila… a 5 € cada uno… el mismo mango en méxico me cuesta unos céntimos La mejor forma de presentar los datos es tabulados horizontalmente, donde veáis el máximo y mínimo… si usais otras metodologías además podéis intuir que valor le agrega el máximo y mínimo al cliente. Para algunos productos / servicios es muy difícil de obtener datos fiables
  12. Siempre os recomiendo sacar el precio por markup… siempre será vuestro coste mínimo Es muy útil en un entorno donde existe una fuerte competencia y quieres ser agresivo o ver si puedes responder a un precio de la competencia Cuando determinéis el coste por markup debéis tener cuidado: Con que consideráis dentro de los costes No es lo mismo el coste fijo que el coste variable o el coste marginal Coste marginal es la variación en el coste total cuando produzco una unidad más (coste de producir una unidad más) Lo normal es que incremente conforme vaya produciendo más. Suele tener la forma de un tick (al principio Datos fáciles de obtner… tu empresa
  13. Muchas veces se dice que es por donde sopla el viento Hay que tener muy claro que valor se le aporta al cliente… si hemos hecho un benchmarking de lo que hay en el mercado y lo ampliamos, podemos darnos una idea de lo que el cliente aprecia y cuanto está dispuesto a pagar en el mercado por él y poder empezar a realizar esto Si estoy seguro de los ahorros que le puedo generar a mi cliente… se puede determinar el precio totalmente en base a ello Otra forma de verlo es. Si yo le ahorro 100 euros a mi cliente… me quedo 50% y es lo que le cobro Finalmente, en el mercado ya existen más o menos estándares de facturación, por ejemplo en las comisiones… del 5 al 15% en función del valor aportado por el comercial
  14. Otro mal entendido por el emprendedor… tener un buen modelo de negocio determina en la mayoría de las ocasiones si un negocio triunfa o fracasa
  15. Nosotros creemos en los modelos de negocio basados en las palancas Un gran error de la mayor parte de los modelos de negocio tienen dos claros fallos: No basan su negocio en palancas y por lo tanto no saben como explotarlo. De nada me sirve decir que voy a facturar 100.000 Euros si no se como los voy a lograr La mayoría no vincula los ingresos con los gastos. Si voy a necesitar ir a ver a 100 clientes por mes, en un negocio un poco más tradicional, necesito comerciales Las variables críticas de un negocio se determinarán en base al tipo de negocio que se trate, Luis lo describió en la pasada sesión Si mi modelo de negocios es por ingresos entonces mis principales variables estarán basadas en el número de clientes y el wallet share que me lleve Si mi modelo de negocio es por gastos, entonces mi enfoque estará basado en el coste marginal Si mi modelo de negocio está más basado en el intangible, entonces mi enfoque estará basado en cuantos clientes y proveedores se unen a mi plataforma
  16. Primero me equivoque en la pasada sesión…como decía Alex es japonesa de Toyota Es la típica metodología para llegar a determinar el porque de las cosas y se puede emplear en todo Target… esto es lo que hacen los emprendedores… y muchas veces con los ingresos
  17. Primero me equivoque en la pasada sesión…como decía Alex es japonesa de Toyota Es la típica metodología para llegar a determinar el porque de las cosas y se puede emplear en todo Target… esto es lo que hacen los emprendedores… y muchas veces con los ingresos