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Review for Entrepreneurship
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Self-Employed
Working with a partner on an idea
Forming a team to create a business
Setting up a contract to sell another company products
Usually a DBA
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Barriers to Entry
Profit structures
Tax codes
Obstacles that get in the way of starting a business
Doing foreign business
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Marketing Plan
Advertising
Product, Price, Promotion and Placement
The 4 C's
Product, Profit, Price and Placement
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Target Market
Customers that don't use your product
Consumers that are in your area
Customers that you will focus on to sell your product
Customers that may buy your product
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Mission Statement
defines in a paragraph any entity's reason for existence
Foolish
Not used
Misleading
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Service Business
Hair Salon
Buys goods in bulk and repackages
Toy manufacturer
Farmer
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Location determination
High Profile
Do customers come to you
Cheap rent
Foot traffic
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Three tools of a business plan
Money, Resources and Customers
Summary, Financials, Resources
Communication, Management and Planning tools
Executive Summary, Name and Logo
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Brick and Mortar Businesses
Businesses that have a physical building
Businesses that offer catalogs only
Businesses that sell bricks
Businesses that are only online
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Eponym
term used to describe from where something derived its name
Words that mean the same
Words that mean the opposite
A puzzle
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FAB
Fun Any Body
Free Advertising Brochure
Features Advantages and Benefits
Features Attributes Bonuses
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Advantage of buying a business
They are usually cheap
You have access to past records
Trustworthy suppliers
Do not require capital
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Sole Proprietor
Toughest to start
Business owned by one person
Most expensive form to start
Least riskiest of all structures
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Advantage of Starting from Scratch
Easy to get funding
You get to put your own creativity to work
Hard to get funding
Employees, suppliers and records
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Independent Innovator
People who like to draw
People who buy and sell products
People who set many companies that are the same
People who invent products to sell
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Corporation
Limited tax advantages
Riskier than a sole proprietor
Separate legal entity
No charter restrictions
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Method to Analyze Competition
Company Research
Wilson's Five Forces
SWOT
SWAT
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Advantage of Partnerships
Additional Personal Resources
Cheapest method to start
Limited liability
Stays afloat if a partner dies
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Extractive Business
Businesses that buy and sell products
Businesses that take raw materials from the earth
Businesses that assembly components
Businesses that do things for others