Jump Start Your Small Business is one of six dynamic presentations at the San Franicsco Bay Area Small Business Conference
September 11, 2005 (Press Release) --
Jump Start Your Small Business-The Small Business Conference
A step by step analysis of how to launch a small business, and make the business number one. Jump Start Your Small Business is a blueprint to launch any service or product business. Small Business has been defined as those businesses that have revenue of less than six million dollars.
Learn how to develop a business plan, achievable marketing goals, technology plan, and a web solution within marketing and technology goals.
Many businesses are formed on a concept. In order to market a service or product, formal structure needs to be added to the mix. This book is devoted to launching a product from concept to delivery, primarily, over the Internet.
The challenge of small businesses is to fulfill production capabilities, without increasing physical production capability.
Product sellers have a large number of inventory items to sell. The ultimate goal of Internet marketing is to expose the public to each product and the company branding image. Many sellers have a large array of products, with no common thread. Branding is extremely important to represent the overall company strategy.
Join Marvin Tanner from the University of Phoenix for this dynamic presentation. The workshop content is based on hundreds of workshops offered by the University of Phoenix in eBusiness.
Jump Start Your Small Business
9 AM - 10 AM
San Francisco Bay Area Small Business Conference
Jack London Inn,
Oakland, California 94607
(510) 463-8900
A step by step analysis of how to launch a small business, and make the business number one. Jump Start Your Small Business is a blueprint to launch any service or product business. Small Business has been defined as those businesses that have revenue of less than six million dollars.
Learn how to develop a business plan, achievable marketing goals, technology plan, and a web solution within marketing and technology goals.
Many businesses are formed on a concept. In order to market a service or product, formal structure needs to be added to the mix. This book is devoted to launching a product from concept to delivery, primarily, over the Internet.
The challenge of small businesses is to fulfill production capabilities, without increasing physical production capability.
Product sellers have a large number of inventory items to sell. The ultimate goal of Internet marketing is to expose the public to each product and the company branding image. Many sellers have a large array of products, with no common thread. Branding is extremely important to represent the overall company strategy.
Join Marvin Tanner from the University of Phoenix for this dynamic presentation. The workshop content is based on hundreds of workshops offered by the University of Phoenix in eBusiness.
Jump Start Your Small Business
9 AM - 10 AM
San Francisco Bay Area Small Business Conference
Jack London Inn,
Oakland, California 94607
(510) 463-8900
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