Recippeeps, Inc.

Benjamin Luke

Timothy Eller

A method includes providing, by a server, a producer interface on a producer device of a respective producer for entering campaign parameters for a respective campaign. The producer interface provides (i) a product field facilitating selection of a respective ingredient for the respective campaign, (ii) a target bid field facilitating entry of a target bid for each unit of the respective ingredient for the respective campaign, (iii) a unit of measure field facilitating selection of a type of unit of measure that is used to measure a quantity of the respective ingredient, (iv) a quantity field facilitating entry of a campaign quantity of the respective ingredient for the respective campaign, and (v) an end bid field facilitating entry of a final bid for the respective campaign. The target bid and the campaign quantity define a campaign budget. The campaign parameters define an allocation line with a dynamically selectable slope.

Systems and methods for providing recommendations to consumers based on goods in the possession of the consumers

A method includes comparing a consumer ingredient inventory to a plurality of recipes to determine a relevance percentage; separating the plurality of recipes into sets based on the relevance percentage; generating a respective campaign of a respective producer based on campaign parameters for a respective ingredient, which includes creating a plurality of slots based on a campaign quantity of the respective ingredient and determining a ranking bid for each of the plurality of slots based on the campaign parameters; and ranking each recipe within each of the sets based on a plurality of campaigns regarding each of the plurality of ingredients in each recipe, which includes determining a highest ranking bid from the plurality of campaigns for each ingredient in each recipe within each of the sets and aggregating the highest ranking bid for each ingredient in each recipe to determine a score for each recipe within each of the sets.

A computerized auction system is used for collecting bids from a plurality of producers. The bids are placed on individual components of a multi-component ensemble. Bids from separate marketers are added and affect the rank of a single ensemble within a potential consumer's ensemble search result. The bids are cooperative as the separate bids on the components are added to form the single bid on the ensemble. The bids are anonymous such that each bidding marketer is kept unaware of whether another marketer's bid was combined with the bidding marketer's bid.

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Benjamin Luke