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Dot.com to Dot.Bomb

At first, we should know about dot.com. Dot.com is a term on the internet that describes websites with ending in .COM. It has been widely used on the Internet since 1995 and led to the outbreak.COM when organizations and individuals registered a large number of .COM domain names. From 1995 to 2001, the internet experienced an explosion called the .COM bubble( dotcom). A large number of companies invested money and stocks in internet companies until many of them went bankrupt. According to Web mergers, the reasons why many dotcoms have to close without trying to merge are: many dotcoms do not have an effective commercial testing model, have not built valuable assets such as strong, skilled human resources, proprietary arts, customers lists, intellectual property, trademarks, domain names, and other factors. Therefore, many dotcoms were waiting for more investment but investors withdrew so they had to close. However, the decline of dotcoms was only a small part of the entire Internet eco

Startup.com Documentary

The film recreates the ups and downs of the internet venture company govWorks.com, founded by two high school buddies, Tom Herman and Kaleil Isaza Tuzman. The film is a really engaging business story. From the number zero, the company has risen and earned $ 50 million in less than a year. But GovWorks.com had to struggle with other heavyweight competitors and the challenges faced when Herman's creativity clashed with Tuzman's rigid business knowledge. The start-up career of 2 young men finally ended and was acquired by a bigger company after 2 years of existence. Another mirror of entrepreneurship is, 'Startup.com' is a 2001 American documentary, directed and written by Jehane Noujaim, distributed by Artisan Entertainment. Director Noujaim is a roommate with Tuzman. When she saw her friend in a fierce spirit, leaving a lucrative position at Goldman Sachs bank to start a business, she came up with the idea of ​​filming a movie and going into the life and activities

How Much Will You Charge (and Why)

In order to charge the correct price of the product, The net income must be equal to revenue minus expenses. For example, from my business plan, I have the following personnel expenses $217* 4 (sales) + $217 (accountant) + $434(Marketer) = $1521. The expenses for repair, decoration, installation of shops, tables and chairs cost, display cabinet shelves are $1304. The amount paying for the purchase of products for inventory  (1st installment) is $1304. These expenses combined with other expenses $173 and the working capital $1739 will have a total estimated cost of $5260 the first month, Dividing the cost into days will be $175 a day. To stay in the business I will price at least at 1.5 and above depending on the model. For instance, Yeezy sneakers are one of the most famous shoes we are selling with the retail price of $220 before tax and $242 after tax. The common and least popular Yeezy model will be priced at $375 and the more popular model price will be higher compared to the

Stephanie McKenzie Visit

The moment I saw Stephanie in my entrepreneurship class, I have a sense of familiarity that I have seen this face before. Recalling for a moment, I notice she is the person that owns that the Metro coffee shop at my UW campus. One of her struggles starting up is the financing phase. She also received financial assistance from her parents, which apparently ended quite badly and damaged her relationship, which, as described by John Dimmer, can be a side effect of getting financial support from friends and family for your business. The problem is has happened the same to me when I financing from my friends and family for my resale business. When you and your close one have anything related to money If there is any uncomfortable, the relationship will likely turn bad easier. Personally, I think Stephanie is an amazing person that gives me the energy and the enthusiasm when she has the presentation. She guide me through the presentation and teach me how to have good financing before opening

How will you protect your intellectual Property

Our company promises to sell only the authentic product and always give the customer a reasonable price for the product that they love. The brand will be signed for the copyright in order to protect the product that we sell and for the safety of the customers.  The store will have various famous brands from the US and the brands will be dependent on the tastes of consumers in the business area. We not only sell shoes but also give the customer the best experience to try on their dream shoes. Every source that we take the shoes will be mainly in the US. With the door to door service, we guarantee that we have the best price that no one in that area has. When the customer buys our product they will receive the bill from the brand and guarantee the authentic product, which means that if the customer found out the product was fake, we can refund double the amount they purchase. I think to protect the brand is necessary because someone may steal my business idea or copy it. Howe

ELEVATOR PITCHES

I am the owner of the Truong Son sneakers. In the past, we have known as the first store in Bien Hoa city, Viet Nam with the 25 years in manufacturing and trading of footwear products. Truong Son's sneaker store is constantly developing and update the designs according to fashion trends. Now, we are so happy to declare that Truong Son's sneaker will not only produce the product but also have limited sneakers in the world to serve the need of the customer, especially for the youth. If you are curious, I can explain more.