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[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

I also enjoyed the presentation on Spirit Airlines. They made great points as to why investing in bigger and better planes, especially now, will be a good choice for the company, the environment, and the post-Covid economy. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

I liked the presentation on electric vehicles. They presented their information in a way where I was easily influenced by their recommendations. In the future, I hope to get an electric vehicle as I learned it is more sustainable and cost-efficient in the long run. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@nicholeverlardi Yes! Powerpoints are supposed to supplement your presentation not be the presentation. Your knowledge is ultimately what you are presenting. Visuals and powerpoints are just to help :) #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@LukeVanVoris Yes! This creates a little excitement and makes the audience want to keep listening and paying attention. Creating a timeline of events like he did can also help to keep your presentation organized. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

Something that Steve Jobs did well in his presentation was maintaining his pace. When giving presentations it is common to start rushing or to forget things due to nerves. His visuals helped to maintain his pace and also acted as a safety net in case this happened. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@ClaireTheroux2 Hey Claire, this is a great graph that we can use for our project to provide more context to the sustainability and waste aspects of fast fashion. Looking forward to seeing more development in our report :) #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

This graphic supports the topic of my report because the companies listed on the right are some of the fast-fashion companies I will be discussing and comparing. This helps to clearly show the dominance of these companies, and how they are fluctuating within the market. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

The readings this week presented the difference between data and information. Data on its own can be somewhat useless without additional context or being formatted into information so that some type of significance can be drawn. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@ggracewick Yes! It’s important to address the problem clearly and right away. The reader needs some kind of context for what they are reading. Without a problem, there can be no definite solutions to discuss #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

A problem statement addresses and makes a specific issue clear to the reader right away. Without doing this, the reader can get confused and continue to read aimlessly through the rest of your information trying to determine the, “so what?” #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

All of the business reports have a table of contents and are well organized and thoroughly explained. Images, graphs, and credible outside sources are also used to help enhance what is being presented. Looking forward to hearing more about this tmr! #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@gdambra1145 Hi Gino, I also agree that reputation is key when it comes to marketing and attempting to promote your business. In the end, lying about your business could potentially do more harm than good in the long run. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

Some takeaways from the reading this week are the issues of privacy when it comes to marketing a business on social media as well as the spread of misinformation. These are both important things to be aware of when it comes to upholding and promoting your business. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

Thompson's, "The Four-Letter to Selling Just About Anything” states, “To sell something surprising, make it familiar; and to sell something familiar, make it surprising.” This resonated with me because it’s true. People like familiarity, but you can also make it unique #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@John_nelson44 Saving time and money, in general, is super important. Just because you pay to have an expensive program does not always mean you will automatically have a "better website." There are probably more options for you to use but it is ultimately how you utilize them #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@JoseMJP08 There are some websites where the layout and features totally get changed and lost just by using it on your mobile device. Personally, I use my phone to browse websites more than my laptop so that is a good thing to take into consideration in terms of your design. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

I will be using Wix to build my website. There are a lot of drop-down options that first of all help guide any direction you may want to go with your website then from there you can explore and experiment with all the different templates and designs. #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

“HTCAW,” relays that a website should be created around the users which are your customers. You don’t have to have a top tier program or be a web designer to build an effective website. Good structure, design and consideration of your clientele is all you need! #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

@ClarkJacobson48 Hey Clark, I also found Emerald to be an easy and reliable resource to use for this assignment and for any other research you may have to do in the future. Good luck with your project! #RHUB290

[Heaven Hense-Dorroh @heavhd]

I liked the resource "Emerald" and found the publication of "Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management" to be helpful. Since my business choice for this project is in the realm of fashion, there will be a lot of useful information to uncover using this. #RHUB290