Company | GetSweaty.com, Inc. | |||
http://www.getsweaty.com | ||||
Founded: | January, 2009 | |||
City: | Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | |||
Country: | United States | |||
CEO: | Angel Cicerone | |||
Founders: | Angel Cicerone, Benita Appel | |||
Category: | Digital Content (Blogs, Websites) | Funding: | Self-Funded | |
Tags: | childhood obesity prevention, fitness for kids, free online fitness | Employees: | 2-5 | |
What does GetSweaty.com, Inc. do?
Upon logging in, kids find a new, different and fun video workout each day called the Daily Sweat. Kids earn points for working out which they can redeem for free prizes.
GetSweaty also has a back-end technology for teachers which allows them to use it on one computer in a group setting (ie the classroom)and with the push of a button, assign points to the entire class. Teachers are also incentivized with a Cash for Cash program.
How are they different?
No other website provides high quality daily exercise videos. We not only offer something new each day, the videos are shot for entertainment as well as educational value. The site allows kids to put their own background in each video (workout at the beach today?), keep track of their goals and points on their personalized profile page and learn about health and fitness from a kids perspective.
With PE classes being cut and unfunded physical activity mandates in schools, GetSweaty provides a free and easy- to- use classroom tool.
Why could GetSweaty.com, Inc. be BIG?
We believe GetSweaty has the key elements necessary for success:
• The perfect match of target and advertiser
• Fills a need in the marketplace that is currently unmet
• As a free solution, it has few, if any, obstacles to rapid
growth and adoption
• It can be marketed through third parties, thereby
reducing marketing costs while expediting speed to
market
• It takes advantage of the growth cycle of internet usage
and online advertising spending
• It provides a practical solution to a high-visibility social
issue.
Upon establishing the GetSweaty brand, opportunities for additional revenue streams abound, including merchandise sales, licensing and expansion of the brand to additional targets.
How they plan to make money:
Our thoughts: