RaceRoss

SDSU

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

Reading the article "How Marketers Get You to Buy New Stuff" by Derek Thompson, I learned that consumers are typically most comfortable buying or investing in products they're familiar with #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

@colinquinn2020 Hi Colin! I also thought of using Squarespace, as I agree that it is a great way to build a simple and effective website that is easy for customers to navigate! This form of marketing should help promote yourself to potential clients. #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

I think that the business platform that would best fit my business is Square Online. The reason I think this is because my company is based on basketball equipment. With Square Online I can post short clips of the products being assembled and used! #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

@spesic11 What's up Sima. I like your idea of promoting a company that supports families struggling to afford quality food after the pandemic. I think you're idea is smart, as I believe that promoting MPSSD will help attract customers towards your business as well #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

I found it interesting that there are 8 types of market research: primary, secondary, qualitative, quantitative, branding, product, customer, and competitor. #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

I want to promote a business that involves real estate or contstruction. Since Timber is a company based around the sale of wood, I would be interested in partnering or promoting a company that provides homes and other forms of real estate to customers #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

When writing a persuasive business letter related to fundraising, it's essential to list the the ways the money will benefit both your cause, as well as the investor, or investing group #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

When writing to persuade a person or an organization, it's important to first plan out all ideas, next you must create a rough draft, fleshing out all your ideas. Lastly, you should revise and edit your initial work! #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

@Dovonin I completely agree with your tweet. Similar to you, I think the best way to handle delivering good news is to cut to the chase, whereas for bad news, you should lead up to the news in a patient, and cautious manner

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

The readings from "Write for Business" as well as the article "Writing the Basic Business Letter" on Owl Purdue discuss the basic components of a business letter, which include the sender's address, inside address, salutation, body, closing, and typist's initials. #RHUB290

[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

After watching "The 3 Bones of Networking for Student Success," I learned the importance of networking, as it has become the currency of our modern times. People who network successfully state what they want, communicate with humility and competency, and are persistent

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[RaceRoss @RaceRoss3]

Anne Lamott's "Shitty First Drafts" encourages writers to express all their thoughts when starting a piece. After a person finishes their shitty original draft, they can revise their paper by following the traits listed in "The Seven Traits of Business Writing."
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