Hello Everyone,
Some of us, if not all, are at the final classes of this
course. There are some that are still navigating their way to punching their
own clocks at their own job, and there are some that are already living the 'American Dream' for better or for worse. We all have come here for the main
facet of running our own business as the ultimate goal. In return, we learn
ourselves in being creative and with that, become better workers for ourselves
and for the people we are surrounded by.
What I have learned in the final months has been nothing
short of invaluable. From executive leadership skills involving leadership
presentation, BLOG creations and personal branding of your business interests, to
negotiation and deal-making getting deep with research case studying, I have
learned a lot as to getting knowledge of the behind the scenes of how a great
operation functions.
What I am looking forward to in this class is to get a more
refined and concrete understanding as to how I need to make the proper tools
for use of social media and home websites. Engineering the best ways to use
Twitter and YouTube in ways that are the most conducive for my business. Just
as my former Algebra teacher use to say, ‘You want to separate the wheat from
the chaff.’ (Mr. Harold circa. 1992) Just as Samsung used analytics to take a bit out of Apple’smarket share using social media numbers, Jammin’ Products Inc. wants to use the good
and the bad to create better if not the best. Kim Garst said, “Before you speak, listen. Before you write,
think. Before you spend, earn. Before you invest, investigate. Before you
criticize, wait.” One
of the top 50 women of power in influence for social media in 2014, she embodies the
will and grit to help shape the ecommerce connection to the consumer.
What has been the driving force for ideas especially in the
security department creation would go to Apple with its ability to hold the
world captive until they release the official information to the public. The rejuvenation
and birth of the NCAA college football competition with the NCAA College Football Playoffs, the layout of how companies like Givenchy, Marvelous Designer, Versace,
Relativity Media, the New Yorker, New York Times, Bing, Nike, Reebok, NBAStore, Jared jewelry, Cadillac, Nissan USA, The Divergent, Fast and Furious, Transformers
and Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit websites and all of their social media sites. The
creativity of how all of the world-class companies are what I wish to have my
company web presence shown. I am in the process of crafting my website & ‘BLOGQast’and
become a very much different sports fashion/graphics company in which the likes
the world has never seen. Stay tuned.
References:
Full Sail University
Courses: Executive Leadership
03/13/2015
Full Sail University
Courses: Negotiation & Deal-Making
03/13/2015
Twitter Small Biz
YouTube Advertise
50 Favorite
Online-Marketing Influencers of 2014
Jayson Demers
August 25, 2014
Ex-Apple Employees
Reveal How The Company Is So Good At Keeping Secrets
Jim Edwards
May 27, 2013
College Football
Playoffs
Givenchy Fashion
Marvelous Designer
Versace
Relativity Media
The New Yorker
The New York Times
Nike
Reebok
NBA Store
Jared Jewelry
Cadillac
Nissan
Divergent Movies
Furious 7
Transformers Movies
The Lord of the Rings
Trilogy
The Hobbit Trilogy
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Michelle Fernandez