Argumentative Business Analysis

Customers want the business to produce quality products at reasonable price. You have different types of customers. There are different types of customers there are loyal ones, young ones, elderly, family or one-time customers.

The articles introduced to us, two different views of reading and how the reading process occurs in children. The first view of reading is called the Word Recognition view. Word Recognition involves the process of reading by identifying words and being able to convert the written words into oral language. Alphabet recognition, phonemic awareness and sight words all fall under this category on how reading occurs in the word recognition view. According to this view children can become fluent readers once they become familiar in decoding written language accurately.

As normal humans we see the world trough as an array of color. It would be difficult to live in the 21st century without being able to see color. Living in the modern world we associate colors with meanings; such as a red light at a stoplight means stop, and green means go. But how are we able to see color? ColoRotate states in their article titled How do we perceive color?, that “[w]e perceive color when the different wavelengths composing white light are selectively interfered with by matter … on their way to our eyes, or when a non-white distribution of light has been emitted” (ColoRate). This shows that when light is absorbed by the human eye it gets absorbed and we perceive it as color. The human eye follows a specific structure, whereby the different components of the eye make it possible to see and process color.

Being able to know our customers and their characteristics is very important to having a successful business. To know how to reach the greatest amount of people and be as cost efficient as possible, we need to know which target markets to reach. By knowing our customer characteristics we can find the markets we want to advertise to. We have also laid out the groundwork to our market-product focus, marketing and product objectives, and points of difference and positioning. By knowing these helps us to know who we want to be as a company. Knowing where to advertise our company and our new product is very important. We set up a marketing program, product strategy, price strategy, promotion and place strategy, otherwise known as the four P’s of the marketing mix. By knowing what product we want to sell, how much we want to sell it for, where to promote it, and where to place the product helps us to create the most revenue as possible. Finally we established our financial projections and our three year projections. In the end, with all of our costs associated, we hope to make an estimated profit of $215,838,000 in our first year of business. We want to be more than just a profit seeking company, but we wouldn’t be a business if profit wasn’t our end

Every night and day, Jason is able to open up his doors without any worries or having to be scared, no need to hide out in the house all day or to hide at all. According to the article, ¨From hell to ‘a happy life’: A Tutsi survivors escape from genocide¨ Jason talks about remembering hearing rumors that people were getting killed so him and his family decided that they would make a run for it. (Reilly Dowd, 2014) Jason has a situation that every kid that have gone through genocide can relate too, the fact that he can walk out the door and not be afraid anymore or be worried something will happen to him or his family because he has found some place he can feel safe in. This issue is a hotly debated subject. Some may argue that the government

More sales, that’s what every business owner want after all. But what if I told you that you can increase specific products and offers sales and steer your customer towards the more expensive choice of products and services?

When Jack London said “The proper function of man is to live, not exist. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time” he meant that you should live life and do fun stuff not just exist and waist your time, but use it wisely. For example if you want to do an extreme sport that could make your life more meaningful and make your life more worthy than a person that’s never done an extreme sport. You’re using your time more wisely by doing a extreme sport than just staying at home and sleeping. That could be a story that you could always remember, if you failed you could still tell people you attempted it which is still an accomplishment.

Standard cognitive science is the way we go about studying thought or mental organization from means such as psychology or computers. Embodied cognition is similar, but instead takes into consideration how the environment plays a role in the development of cognitive progression. Tim Crane and Lawrence Shapiro, through their text, both highlight the importance of each type of cognitive approach. Where Crane presents cognitive science to revolve around computational processes inside the brain, Shapiro presents examples for embodied cognition to either be supplemental or incorrect in comparison to the standard cognitive approach. Shapiro does so by laying out three important hypotheses: conceptualization, replacement, and constitution. The conceptualization

I have read both passages, My arguement will be i favor of "It's Time to Let Go of Screen Fears". I believe that "It's Time to Let Go of Screen Fears" uses up to date information, for example it cites the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated guidelines from 2015. Meanwhile "Screen Time Limits Are Vital for Children" uses possably out of date information from 2011-2013.

Take time to get into your customer’s shoes. Try to imagine pain, worries, and stress that they may be experiencing. Try to picture yourself in a situation wherein, if you were the customer, you would be likely to choose your business over that of your competition, then create your business and your advertising in such a way as to be appealing to the customer in that situation. Don’t focus so much on the features of your business, focus instead on forming your business with solution-oriented benefits in mind. Frame your business in such a way as to present yourself to the customer as “The solution to the problems that cause me pain”. If there is a benefit or feature of your business that would make your customer say “I’d buy this in a heartbeat if I thought it would actually work” then integrate that into your business, then market it in such a way as to convince them that it will work.

Profits—Profits are the ultimate measure of how efficiently we provide customers with the best products for their needs. Profits are required to survive and grow.

Revenue growth through competitive pricing, better distribution channels and greater understanding of customers and their needs

Attaining the goals and vision is a must because it will guide the business to become successful. It is also important to focus on customer relationships because without customers, businesses are nothing. Improving customer relationships does not particularly mean that we have to use promos or rewards but instead developing relationships by building a steady and secure flow when making transactions, delivering the products and making contact with the customers. For the marketing, it’s important to promote the business because people have to know and the business has to be exposed so that there wouldn’t be any opportunity loss. Taking advantage of the opportunities is a

3. Create more billable hours. "How," you say? First, start by outsourcing all non-revenue generating responsibilities, such as bookkeeping and administrative tasks. Virtual assistants are an affordable and practical option as you grow your business. Next, look into investing in the growth of your business by hiring a productivity consultant who can help maximize your time. Even if you consider yourself a highly organized person, you would be surprised just how much more efficient you can be if you learn from a trained productivity expert. The extra billable time you gain will more than pay for the service.

Businesses are established with the sole reason to provide a product or service to a customer with the intend to make a profit. The amount of time, effort, and resources spend should generate a profit. Then, the profit depends “on its effectiveness in performing these activities efficiently, so that the amount that the customer is willing to pay of the products exceeds the cost of the activities in the value chain” (NetMBA.com).