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Week Three Reflection

Web Business Creation This week I learned about how important it is to consider all your options before starting your business. Not only do you need to consider different business models, but depending on the model you end up going with, you will have a LOT more options to consider. If you become a retailer, you need to decide who you will purchase your products from. If you were to go with affiliate marketing, you need to decide what companies you want purchasing ad space on your website. Something I've realized is that I like small businesses, keeping the product in my own hands. I like being able to create the product so that I have total control over the end result. I don't think I would be a very good retailer, unless I was able to source my products from either a reliable and well known company, OR another small business that I could work with. Here in Rexburg at the nail salon I go to, she sells products from other small businesses nearby- she has scrunchies, hair clips,...

Week Two Reflection

 Web Business Creation Okay, I have learned a LOT this week about what goes into a web based business. But I think what I've learned can apply to any business, because all business should have websites and be easily accessible to people all over their area. It's definitely making me think about how I can better my photography business to not only be successful, but to be a better reflection of my company values and goals. Some things that I think are especially important in creating a business, after this week's lessons are the following; COMMUNICATION. I fortunately am the only person making decisions in my personal business, but in the case we're reading, I can see a lot of disconnect due to lack of communication. When I do start working with others, like website designers, associate photographers, or business coaches, communication will be key. I already have to have great communication skills when talking with potential clients, but when it comes to the business end...