Guide-My-Shopping
Info kiosks situated in supermarkets containing a recipe database. The database makes it possible for food manufactures, supermarkets and trade organizations to influence consumers in their decision process.
| Startup type: | Company |
| Status: | Active |
| Stage: | Just An Idea |
| Publicity: | Open to speaking to journalists. |
| Funding: | Angel, Debt finance, Institutional investor, Venture capital firm |
| Industries: | Food and Drink, Information Technology, Media, Retail |
| Location: | Aarhus, Denmark |
OUR NEWS
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22 May 2009
Guide-My-Shopping now has 5 followers!
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27 November 2008
Guide-My-Shopping now has 5 followers!
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11 November 2008
Guide-My-Shopping updated their description and has updated their funding status |
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07 October 2008
Mathias Hermansen created the startup |
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Team (2)
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Toke Clausen
Danish, 24, studying MSc in Finance at ASB, teaching assistant in Business Statistics, Co-founder of Guide-My-Shopping.
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Followers (5)
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Martin Klint Hansen
-MSc Finance student, pursuing 4+4 research programme in Enterprise Risk Management, ASB, Aarhus University -Winner of Venture Cup 2008 with IMMUTELL -Winner of Bangkok Business Challenge 2008 with IMMUTELL -Kauffman Entrepreneurship Fellow 2009
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Martin B. Justesen
Danish, 38, majoring in Social Science, Danish Language and Educational Studies. Founder of crossuniversity network StudieVirk. Selfemployed and openminded about new projects.
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Kris Bjørn Jeppesen
Pursuing BSc. from Aarhus School of Business & Exchange program from Singapore Management University, 6 months as academician at Aarhus School of Business, 9 months as Founder & MD at START, currently Founder & MD of 7cultures I/S & Radical Step I/S
I also thought about that. However, making "kiosks" very interactive where a person comes types ingredients he wants to have in the dish, ingredients he/she doesn't want (allergic, doesn't like boiled eggs etc.) gets recipes with pictures, prints his favorite recipe (s) and goes shopping ;)
On the other hand my concern is time! people will want to spend less and less time in the shops (it's not intressting). Therefore, a more convenient solution for consumer would be- he picks up what he wants online site from his home or office, writes best time to pick up, and area- system submits available shop (or delivery kiosks..) and ~ times available -> (consumer pics best time) -> finishes job etc. -> picks up purchase. (or for an additional price gets it delivered to home.