Your paving an unvalidated market, so there is inherentally higher risk involved. I think what your outdoor sports ayvri is interesting, but it has a few fatal

Your paving an unvalidated market, so there is inherentally higher risk involved. I think what your outdoor sports ayvri is interesting, but it has a few fatal flaws IMO - Like prezi, there's just way too many animations that it gets dizzy watching things after awhile. People still use powerpoints today for a reason. People just want the story, the meaty content - You can get the same value of your long video from just looking at a map. That map takes a few seconds to look at. - If you added images in the mix, it gives a better context of the bigger picture at large. Learn how storytellers use pausing to greater effect. You can interject with pictures here - Increase plane height of which everything is viewed at, leaving it in an isometeric view mode. You need less animation transitions - You should really check out how racing video games (cars, tour de france, etc) portray their map in the HUD - The market segment you are targeting doesn't have a lot of money to throw around, compared to AR/VR military spending simulation training. The "toy markets" blog is essentially saying think big, but continuously grab the lowest hanging fruit and penetrate hard