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• <br /> Waypoint Technologies, Inc. <br /> Page 3 <br /> MARKET: <br /> A more focused view of the LakeMaster customer would define him or her as a <br /> licensed fisherman who owns his or her own fishing boat. The Minnesota DNR <br /> released their fish and boating license statistics for the year 1998 with the following <br /> results. There were over 940,000 fishing licenses sold and approximately 780,000 <br /> boats licensed last year. <br /> Approximately 500,000 of the total number of boats are primarily used for fishing. <br /> Based on the assumption that most purchasers of LakeMaster will be boat owners, who <br /> fish, we have a general targeted market of 500,000-licensed fisherman who own a boat <br /> in Minnesota. Wisconsin, Michigan and other Midwestern states have similar boat <br /> ownership statistics for future sales projections. <br /> The bigger question beyond the size of the market is the trend or buying potential of the <br /> individual customer. The average fisherman does not hesitate to spend a significant <br /> portion of their income on all aspects of their fishing recreation. This is clearly evident <br /> in a demographic profile of 370,000 subscribers to In-Fisherman magazine. They <br /> determined that with an average household income of$64,500 the participants allocated <br /> an average of 4% of their total income or$2,587 on fishing gear, equipment, apparel <br /> and fishing travel annually. Based on the annual purchasing percentages from this <br /> • study, the size of the Minnesota market that would purchase LakeMaster could be as <br /> large as 410,000 buyers. <br /> The typical user of LakeMaster will be fresh water or inland lake sport fishermen. This <br /> is a focused market that is easy to reach with selective advertising combined with <br /> product shelf displays in commercial sport fishing retail stores. This market is <br /> estimated to include nearly 1 million customers in each of Upper Midwestern fishing <br /> states. <br /> It is estimated that 80% of all fishermen use some type of Lake Map information when <br /> they seek out fishing locations. The Company's minimum goal, over a 12-month <br /> period, is to have a 2% market penetration of the Minnesota target market and the same <br /> market share of each new state that has a LakeMaster product. Factoring the 500,000 <br /> licensed fishermen that own boats in Minnesota this sets the sales target of 5,000 <br /> LakeMaster units within one year of each product release. <br /> COMPETITION: <br /> Direct competition in the Minnesota market does not exist for LakeMaster at this tilos:. <br /> A competitor offering similar lake map software in the Oklahoma/Texas market (Top)o- <br />
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