BUS110 Reflection: Entrepreneurial Journal Blog

I love how specific ads can help the ads stand out because of their clear messages. It really sends a clear message of what one is offering. All ads or posts online should include "Call to action"  lines, this means to make the ones that receive that message do something with it. In anyone's case in this assignment, we want them to SHOP. Therefore, you can end with something like "Order Yours Online Now" "Shop Now" These calls to action clearly show you ads' intentions which will help get quality leads. When one creates many different headlines and descriptions to match whatever the user is searching for it makes it easy for the user to spot the sites' intentions. We should be wanting to target people looking for what you are offering. By doing this we would want people to be able to find "us" when they are not sure what exactly they are looking for when it comes to a product or service they are offering, the goal is to help them find...

 I truly engaged in this week's work on finding out with regards to what makes a decent and awful keyword for our Google Advertisements crusades. One thing it caused me to ponder was my time doing inbound deals for a call place.  Toward the beginning of the call, I would begin my cycle by going through a progression of inquiries concerning their home administrations use (web, home phone, television, and security) to all the more likely position myself with the client to endeavor to sell them a higher item. I discovered that by posing explicit inquiries I could get catchphrases from them that would show me before I even pitched particular assistance what their reaction may be; hence, permitting me to prepare of time.  I find likenesses in doing Google AdWords in light of the fact that by utilizing explicit watchwords I'm ready to draw in the right purchaser personas that I need and stay away from those that I would not need on my page. As straightforward of a cycle as it a...

  This week we learned about the possible legal structures of business, and we also reviewed the license and tax obligations that we will incur. Some of the main differences of the different business structures pertain to the tax responsibilities, ownership, and liabilities. The two most viable options of business structures for starting a small business are, in my opinion, limited liability company (LLC) and sole proprietorship. An LLC is a general partnership in which no member is individually liable for the obligations of the company. The LLC consists of members, managers, and employees. LLCs are created by filing a Certificate of Organization. Sole proprietorships are formed by persons that own all or most of the business property and assets. A sole proprietor has the right to make all the management decisions and is also liable for all the obligations of the business. No formalities are necessary to form a sole proprietorship, it can be created simply by starting to conduct bu...

  I enjoyed reading about the student's assessment of Weebly and agree with what he said.  However, I chose Yahoo Sites since I have previously used it (when it was named Site Builder) and am familiar with its abilities.  I should be able to quickly pull together a new website based upon my knowledge and prepare it for publication sooner.  Yahoo also has the ability to accept PayPal for services (which I'm using rather than products) and have the ability to receive information from clients via e-mails to my business address.  The others have the same ability, but as I said, since I'm family with an application already, I'm going to choose it again going forward. The first thing that took my attention in Weebly is how easy it is to build a website; it is just dragged and pasted. I also like how Weebly looks. I have never built a website before, and, after playing a little bit with Weebly, I thought it was easier than the others. The second criterion that I though...