I submitted my business plan for As NOT Seen on TV to the MillerCoors business plan writing competition. Yesterday I received a letter notifying me that my plan is being forwarded to a preliminary panel for scoring. I am so excited!
I submitted my business plan for As NOT Seen on TV to the MillerCoors business plan writing competition. Yesterday I received a letter notifying me that my plan is being forwarded to a preliminary panel for scoring. I am so excited!
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My business is complete. I am just awaiting feedback from the three counselors who helped me at the Women’s Business Development Center in Chicago. I have to give much love to Meg Herman, Erica King, and Sylvia Wynn. They have worked with me throughout this entire process, a whopping six weeks. I KNOW I am going to win first place because of their support.
The original deadline of October 1st was moved to October 9th. I wanted my plan submitted on Friday, October 2nd, but Erica told me to hold off until I received feedback. As soon as I get word from those three ladies, my plan is so outta here! I cannot wait.
I am really proud of myself. Not only did I start my business plan, I finished it. And, I can honestly say that I have grown tremendously since I first received word about the contest six weeks ago.
One more thing, I have drafts of my Shorty and Write Design Company business plans. I know that my projects seem like a lot, but I’m good. As long as I don’t have to work for other people, I can make some stuff happen.
I have been doing market research for my business plan for As NOT Seen on TV. To be truly effective, I had to figure out a target market so I can develop stories that may be relevant to that group. I started reading articles on how to conduct this research, and learnd that is VERY detailed. I went to the library today and got some information to get me started, but still…it is very detailed. While I admit that I was a little distraught going through the info, I am certain that it will pay off – literally and figuratively.
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I receive email updates from Technospot and learned about Cover Dude. I got really excited because I can add pics to my magazine covers and send them as gifts. How great is that? Although I have not combed through the covers that are available, I just love the concept in general.
I just wanted to share with others.
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