There is nothing quite like a new product that you’ve wanted to buy before its release date approaches. Brand loyalty overrides the need for further insight before the actual purchase takes place. In other instances a quick overview of the quality of a particular product can be the determining factor on an actual purchase being made. Product/service reviewers have become more important as the internet has provided access to multiple items in a matter of minutes. A consumer of music and video games in particular have a plethora of digital products that can be purchased and downloaded in mere seconds due to advances in technology. Having honest reviews provided by industry expert can alleviate any anxiety leading up to the purchase of a digital product. The same can be said when analyzing a business plan. A trusted reviewer of any aspect of business planning can ease tension during the creation process of these business plan.
Steven Horowitz an editor for HipHopDx.com and YRB Magazine reviews music and music companies in both of these publications. Steven was a senior editor for Kiwibox Media Inc in which he posted multiple viral articles and discussed the marketing component of independent businesses in the hip-hop genre. Being capable of reviewing music products while also understanding the construction of independent labels marketing strategies makes Steven an excellent reviewer on a primary aspect of business plan development.
Nic Brisbourne is an excellent writer who has written a couple articles designed to discuss and outline some components of reading a business plan. Nic is a director at WAYN and Tribold while being a holding partner at DFJ Esprit. He is considered an expert of consumer applications and services. Nic has highlighted the fact that many business plans are looking at forward progress and capital that has yet to be realize therefore making it a fiction story. He feels sure that investor should read these business plans with that in mind. Nic also feels that momentum is a key component to be looked over as the products/services come to fruition. Working to complete the goals aligned in your business plan are critical while remaining optimistic that things will happen that have not been planned. Being aware of this notion, while being willing to change to reflect unforeseen event can make a business plan stronger and more adaptable then competitors without such resilience.
Business plans are like opinions since everybody appears to have one. Taking the time to properly document the events that create a successful business are paramount. Learning to take advantage of reviewers such as those mentioned in this article can leave a lasting impression on your business model in addition to your consumers.
Outside Sources:
No comments:
Post a Comment