The document provides information about female entrepreneurship and different types of businesses. It discusses small and medium enterprises (SMEs) which focus on meeting local needs with low risk, versus innovation-driven enterprises (IDEs) which commercialize inventions with higher risk but also global opportunity. It also outlines some common motivations for becoming an entrepreneur such as desire for independence, proving oneself, or utilizing one's skills. The document then discusses important steps for starting a business such as finding an idea, adjusting your strategy based on market research, building a minimum viable product, learning marketing fundamentals, developing a unique selling proposition, using personal branding, engaging audiences on social media, and designing your own business model.
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6. Female entrepreneurs
? Female entrepreneurs are women who organize
and manage an enterprise, especially a business.
? Female entrepreneurship has steadily increased in
the United States during the 20th and 21st century,
with female owned businesses increasing at a rate
of 5% since 1997.
7. Entrepreneurship
Small & Medium
Enterprises
SME
Innovation Driven
Enterprises
IDE
?Focused on meeting a need in the
local marketplace
?Low Risk
?Local Opportunity
?Local Market
?Individual
? Family
?Linear Growth
?focused on
commercializing an
invention
?High Risk
?Global Opportunity
?Global Market
?Team
?Shareholders
?Sharp Growth
12. Desire to be on my own
Frustrated with present occupation
Economic compulsions
Other people¡¯s success
Desire to add value to one¡¯s skills
Desire to prove oneself
23. 1- Find a Business Idea 2- Adjust your
compass
( STP)
4- Learn the
Basics
(MM)
3- Build your
MVP
5- Be unique
( USP)
6- Be remembered
( Personal branding)
7- Give people
something to talk about
( Social media)
8- Design your
own Game
67. ? Even a small project can cost a lot and eventually require a
number of resources to be implemented. If it is not
successful, you will lose money, time and, in the end of the
day, will be disappointed. That¡¯s why it¡¯s worth using a
minimum viable product as a quick way to test any idea.
? The earlier you find errors in your assumptions, the less time
you spend on useless, unnecessary things. The only
condition to be followed is that MVP should transmit your idea
as accurately as possible so that you would be confident that
users understood the concept you wanted to convey.
? It is risky to build a permanent development team at an MVP
stage. You can significantly increase development speed
and reduce costs if you outsource this task.
81. Psychological Pricing
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frequently ending with 9 or 99
300$ 299$
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104. Basic points prior to crafting strategies
? 1. Align with organization¡¯s goals
? 2. Pursue innovation
? 3. Eagle eye on competitors
? 4. Eagle eye on opportunities
? 5. Take attentive consideration of the country¡¯s
regulations ( in case of export ¨C other countries)
? 6. Depends heavily on Market research
? 7. Should set a competitive advantage ( USP)
111. 111
OM, Ch. 2 Value Chains
?2009 South-Western, a part of Cengage Learning
The underlying purpose of
every organization is to
provide value to its
customer and stakeholders.
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112. 112
OM, Ch. 2 Value Chains
?2009 South-Western, a part of Cengage Learning
114. A company¡¯s value chain should lead to
Consumers¡¯ value chain
Added value products (goods & services)
115. Consumer value chain
? The value chain starts in the mind of the
consumer at the point of purchase.
180. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Rule No. 1
Go where your
clients are!
181. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Know your customers
182. Evolving Social Media
Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Social Media is
the
No. 1
online activity
183. Evolving Social Media
Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
2/3rds of the
Global Internet
population
visit Social
Networks
184. Evolving Social Media
Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
15% of all
internet time is
spent on Social
Networks
185. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
www.facebook.com
186. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
If Facebook was a country
1- China ¨C 1.351 bn
2- India ¨C 1.237 bn
3 - Facebook ¨C 1.2 Bn
4-USA ¨C 313.9 m
188. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Facebook
now has a
greater
share of the
internet than
190. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Your Business Page
? Personalize ¨C Stand Out from the
Crowd
? Grab your Unique Name
? Encourage ¡°Likes¡±
191. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Join the conversation
?Find relevant Groups and join in
?Find other Business Pages and
join in
?Find influential individuals and
join in
192. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Over 230 million
registered professional
users in more than
200 countries
193. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
More than 5m companies have
a Linkedin Company Page
195. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC > < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
International companies
Cisco
IBM
Dell
Informational Services
Nasa
Marketing Donut
Startup Donut
Respected News Services
BBC
CNN
Daily Telegraph
Bath Chronicle Celebrities
Demi Moore
Oprah
Stephen Fry
Jonathan Ross
Britney Spears
Golfers
PGATOUR
John Daly
Callaway Golf
Paul Azinger
Pat Perez
Tiger Woods
500m registered Businesses and Individuals
199. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Instagram
? Started out as an iPhone
app
? Added a vintage/polaroid
feel to iPhone pictures
? Bought by Facebook
? Is now another social
media ¡°phenomenon¡±
200. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
Take Pictures
Share Pictures Make Videos
Share Videos15 seconds
long
204. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
2nd
most searched
site on the
internet
205. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
4bn
videos watched
every day
206. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
60
hours
?of new
content
uploaded
every
minute
207. Enterprise Online Marketing Solutions < SEO > < PPC
> < Social Media > < On-Line Marketing Solutions >
YouTube clips now incorporated in
Google Search results
210. TIPS 4 marketing your business on social media
? 1- go where your customers go. ( you should use more than one
platform).
? 2- engage in conversations ( story telling).
? 3- always use keywords ¨C pictures ¨C videos, wisely.
? 4- increase traffic to your accounts ( targeting influencers- @mention ¨C
#hash tag).
? 5- use social media platforms according to targeted customers.(STP)
? 6- respond to your customers promptly.
? 7- use polls and surveys from time to time to give you guide lines.
? 8- always keep eye on your competitors.
? 9- be unique.