For entrepreneurs that desire to start a business, those struggling in business, or those that want to take their marketing to the next level.
Scripture declares that God takes pleasure in the prosperity of His servants (Psalm 35:27). It’s interesting that God is a businessman and a businessman expects a return on his investment. The Father sent His only begotten son into this world expecting to see that seed spring up with multitudes of souls redeemed from sin and translated into the Kingdom of God. Jesus said, “Occupy until I come” (Luke 19:13). He also taught the Parable of the Talents expecting his servants to do something for God with their gifts (Matthew 25:15). We need more Christians entering the marketplace. The Holy Spirit has given thousands great ideas, big ideas, but they don’t know what to do. In this seminar, we teach you how to get your big idea started.
WHAT IS YOUR BIG IDEA PRODUCT?
Learn how to be descriptive and concise about your big idea. This is known as your pitch.
Learn about Internet domains, branding, branding logos, and trademarking your big idea.
DOES YOUR BIG IDEA ADD VALUE TO BUYERS?
Understand how to present your big idea by focusing on benefits and adding value to your buyers.
Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) sets you apart from the competition. It helps when your product is unique, distinct, effective, and different. Nailing this will be the linchpin for much of your brand and product marketing. This is what makes your product, service, or company different. New and different gets retailer’s attention!
Successful entrepreneurs know their target customer. Doing market research will help you discover what people are looking for and paying for. This will define your target market. We will teach you what research tools that help you identify strong product niches.
Now that you have your big idea, where does your product get manufactured? In this segment we show you how to source manufacturers in the USA and oversees.
Lots of manufacturing is done overseas in places like China, India, Vietnam, Thailand, and such. If you are importing products from overseas, you should understand shipping cost, US Customs requirements, import duties, and any government requirements such as labeling or product safety information.
Entrepreneurs should protect their big ideas. Filing for a patent and/or applying for a registered trademark should be done. Here we will show you the steps necessary to ensure protection.
There are certain rules of thumb for pricing your products. The question is, can you enter the market with your product at market pricing and still make a profit? Pricing is tricky. Getting your price points right is important. Learn how to balance your price points with perceived value. If the product is priced too low buyers may perceive the quality of the product is not good. If too high they will look for a better price elsewhere.
Packaging should reflect the quality of your product. Don’t skimp here because customers often judge a product by “perceived value.” Keep your packaging simple, informative, and functional. Keep your retailers in mind. For example, how much space will your packaging require in a store? Is your packaging stackable? We will show you where to find ideas for packaging and design.
It’s important to present your big idea to potential buyers with great photography. Professional commercial photographs of product lines, or of individual products, can either focus on the design of the product (for example the sleekness of a kettle, or the depth of carpet fibers), or on the use of the product (for example, the functions on an iPhone, or playing games on the Wii).
Business is warfare, and you can always expect to find competition in the marketplace. Before going into business know your competition. What products are they selling? How are they similar to yours? What is their business model look like? What is their pricing? What are their strengths? What are their weaknesses? What about their sales, profit margins, packaging, marketing strategies, and niche? What can you do to beat them? Learn how to find your competition’s weakness.
Getting your great idea to the market is a great feeling of accomplishment but can you make any money? Making money requires getting a real handle on your company numbers such as sales, cost of sales, gross profit margins, and net profit margins. Knowing your numbers is a must for success. Learn how to map out a business and marketing plan and put together a realistic budget. You should know what it takes to get to breakeven and then to profitability before you launch.
Product design, development, inventory, marketing, and startup cost are significant and always more than you think. Starting a business is a big risk. Do you have the money it takes to launch and sustain your business? Mostcompanies fail in the first year. What makes you think yours will survive? What is your appetite for risk? How long and how much money are you willing to lose to make it work? In this segment we discuss business and marketing strategy before you launch your big idea.
Learn how to develop a sound business model. A business model consist of three main elements, people, process, and product. If you only have one of these in place you probably will not survive, if you have two in place you might make it, but if you have all three in place will be a hit.
There are lots of ways to get startup money. Here we will discuss some strategies.
Now it is time to take your product into the marketplace. Learn what you need to start selling your product or service selling online and how to promote your big idea.
We are convinced this material will help you understand what’s needed to get your business to the next level. If you are not completely satisfied we offer a 30 day, no questions asked full product refund.
This download e-Kit includes 9-MP4 Video files, 9-MP3 audio files (approx 30 min each), and a PDF Workbook.
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