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Saturday, August 13, 2005
where we start
see the web layout I have the artisthere already who will be the on site packages.
Dana has a client for the seperate site design
IT is necessary that the push button blog sales script generator design is a feature exclusive to myor sites we host jointly! I will send you the lay out! there needs to be something that set us aprt for an advantage!
i can get audio using Skype and hotrecorder
as well as audio blogger!
photos blogger has aphoto upload- how are we handling that
Our media generate something similar low residue pic or movie trailers can be hosted their , but the site does not encourage sales!
THE BIG QUESTION HOW DOES AN ARTIST USE THE WEB FOR PROFIT AND Marketing E-bay
As an artist I want one product post with various lins generated to points of sale, so which ever point of sale My store, e-bay, an online gallery everyone seees the same product layout! like the feed burner publicity feed generator
Dana has a client for the seperate site design
IT is necessary that the push button blog sales script generator design is a feature exclusive to myor sites we host jointly! I will send you the lay out! there needs to be something that set us aprt for an advantage!
i can get audio using Skype and hotrecorder
as well as audio blogger!
photos blogger has aphoto upload- how are we handling that
Our media generate something similar low residue pic or movie trailers can be hosted their , but the site does not encourage sales!
THE BIG QUESTION HOW DOES AN ARTIST USE THE WEB FOR PROFIT AND Marketing E-bay
As an artist I want one product post with various lins generated to points of sale, so which ever point of sale My store, e-bay, an online gallery everyone seees the same product layout! like the feed burner publicity feed generator
The Business of Green media
1)design your product to please users first,
Green media
or general store
In a startup, your initial plans are almost certain to be wrong in some way, and your first priority should be to figure out where. The only way to do that is to try implementing them.
with good people, aggressive determination
to make something customers actually want,
good idea
if you're developing technology for money, you're probably not going to be developing it for people like you. Indeed, you can use this as a way to generate ideas for startups: what do people who are not like you want from technology?
and to spend as little money as possible
offer people better technology
A 10% improvement in ease of use doesn't just increase your sales 10%. It's more likely to double your sales.
you have to have at least one person willing and able to focus on what customers want, understand users
get a version 1 out as soon as you can
watch as they used our software, and talk to them about what they needed.
how are people going to pay for stuff
if you want to win through better technology, aim at smaller customers.
The best odds are in niche markets. Since startups make money by offering people something better than they had before, the best opportunities are where things suck most. Most good hackers have no more idea of the horrors perpetrated in these places than rich Americans do of what goes on in Brazilian slums
the products that start as cheap, simple options tend to gradually grow more powerful till, like water rising in a room, they squash the "high-end" products
If you have the cheapest, easiest product, you'll own the low end
SEED MONEY BUSINESS PLAN
At this stage, all most investors expect is a brief description of what you plan to do and how you're going to make money from it, and the resumes of the founders.
Business Corporation
Merely incorporating yourselves isn't hard. The problem is, for the company to exist, you have to decide who the founders are, and how much stock they each have.
One of the worst things that can happen to a startup is to run into intellectual property problems.
Venture Capital
You want to live at the office in a startup, so why not have a place designed to be lived in as your office?
seeming impressive, and being impressive
Add
Revenue Generating Feature
Auction Site
E-bay
International delivery!
Green media
- revues on media tools and servicesand their use and implementation for grassroots organization eg skype products,
- free 1-5pg subdomains with skinnable site(one clicktt) just upload info to template!.
- sell packages- for largerr or self hosted sites!
- stretagic group planning for business marketing and planning
- strategic web design, implementation and integration
- links to latest products and simplified general info- sell one on one walk throughs, group onsite workshops
- suggestion and application and implementation. sell one on one or group sessions/tutorials
- advertising spots on such sites let artist take care of delivery
- what make green media different we set up podcasting and video streaming capablities for live conferencing among members and group marketing.
- automatoic search optimization
Da gallery Afreke - black designed goods
or general store
- a free simple publishing tool/system that allows artist to publish products to web for advertising auction sale - with a searchable baseline
- a virtual showroom of artist with such products we get an affliate or pay perclick rate artist handles all product add variours service keys suvh as in cubecart
- an online consortium artist are rented space for their store and general marketing and per month pay for add ons marketing branding prep etc
- a full online gallery with affiliate for gallery
- advertising spots on such sites let artist take care of delivery
- a virtual sale and fulfillment portal that can be franchised
- the virtual version of homeshopping network www.hsn.com
and then think about how to make money from it
encourage a culture of cheapness Aim for cool and cheap, not expensive and impressive
get all the users, and the advertisers will follow
There is nothing more important than understanding your business
get a version 1 out asap
In a startup, your initial plans are almost certain to be wrong in some way, and your first priority should be to figure out where. The only way to do that is to try implementing them.
with good people, aggressive determination
to make something customers actually want,
good idea
if you're developing technology for money, you're probably not going to be developing it for people like you. Indeed, you can use this as a way to generate ideas for startups: what do people who are not like you want from technology?
and to spend as little money as possible
offer people better technology
A 10% improvement in ease of use doesn't just increase your sales 10%. It's more likely to double your sales.
you have to have at least one person willing and able to focus on what customers want, understand users
get a version 1 out as soon as you can
watch as they used our software, and talk to them about what they needed.
how are people going to pay for stuff
if you want to win through better technology, aim at smaller customers.
The best odds are in niche markets. Since startups make money by offering people something better than they had before, the best opportunities are where things suck most. Most good hackers have no more idea of the horrors perpetrated in these places than rich Americans do of what goes on in Brazilian slums
the products that start as cheap, simple options tend to gradually grow more powerful till, like water rising in a room, they squash the "high-end" products
If you have the cheapest, easiest product, you'll own the low end
SEED MONEY BUSINESS PLAN
At this stage, all most investors expect is a brief description of what you plan to do and how you're going to make money from it, and the resumes of the founders.
Business Corporation
Merely incorporating yourselves isn't hard. The problem is, for the company to exist, you have to decide who the founders are, and how much stock they each have.
One of the worst things that can happen to a startup is to run into intellectual property problems.
Venture Capital
You want to live at the office in a startup, so why not have a place designed to be lived in as your office?
seeming impressive, and being impressive
Add
Revenue Generating Feature
Auction Site
E-bay
International delivery!
Friday, August 12, 2005
site layout
New Highlights!1. www.bonniesandy.com HOME -INDEX Site front
2)Embrace Da Bss my personal OPINION EDITORIALs , poertfolio
product line Shopping cart etc
3)Green Sinerge www.GreenMedia
4)De Atoguna- 8. Atoguna COMMUNITY –Artist Mosaics, A-liners & Jazzpazazz- hosted on
www.Atoguna.com 200mgs
5)Designing Bss6)De Atoguna- 8. Atoguna COMMUNITY –Artist Mosaics, A-liners & Jazzpazazz- hosted on
www.Atoguna.com 200mgs
Green Sinerge www.GreenMedia7. MEDIA- www.sstreamTv.com
A) live media page-
7b)MediaB) archived By Genre, artist and type, podcast audio, video, multimedis each leads to "shopda gallery"
8)GENERAL Artist page leads to artist in individual, artist E=comerce site entry, artist area
8b) artist as individual9). Shop da gallery –(products service merchandise) leads to shopping carty Cart
9. About Da BSs
10. SERVICE DESK About us- contact us –site guide- archive
Back end Access your store artist name.
items uploaded individually like a blog, Template that, skinnable like oneclicktt! product photo, product details shopping cart payment options, sales audio video
- with one click they are published on multiple pages, by product type , seachable by size color, material /components,
- standardizing of category, marketing eg bridal and chrestiningg registries
Shop da gallery –(products service merchandise) leads to Cube Cart, e-mail enquiry, payment services eg paypal
seminar and
Click to access live events
Find out more
Sign up for membership
newsletterdirection
E-mailer/Magazine
Brand decisions Pulling It Together
§ Creating a Visitor/Shopper Path guide
§ Brand cohesion with, Web Aesthetics
o Colors,
o fonts,
o frames,
o Style,
o Images/ graphic
§ Type
· Title and Brand Logos
· Product shots
· Advertisers graphics
· Photos that support
· Photos or graphic buttons
· Event photos
· Press clippings
§ Format
§ Resolution
· Down loadable or not
· Low resolution for web
· High for printable feature eg press photos could be uploaded to flickr in a special press file!
§ Sizes
§ Host
§ Design elements
· Balance
· Color
· Double Entendre
· Embellishment
· Fabrication
· Fit
· Flow
· Form
· Individuality
· Intensity
· Labeling
· Line
· Proportion
· Rhythm
· Scale
· Silhouette
· Space
· Texture
§ Creating a Visitor/Shopper Path guide
§ Brand cohesion with, Web Aesthetics
o Colors,
o fonts,
o frames,
o Style,
o Images/ graphic
§ Type
· Title and Brand Logos
· Product shots
· Advertisers graphics
· Photos that support
· Photos or graphic buttons
· Event photos
· Press clippings
§ Format
§ Resolution
· Down loadable or not
· Low resolution for web
· High for printable feature eg press photos could be uploaded to flickr in a special press file!
§ Sizes
§ Host
§ Design elements
· Balance
· Color
· Double Entendre
· Embellishment
· Fabrication
· Fit
· Flow
· Form
· Individuality
· Intensity
· Labeling
· Line
· Proportion
· Rhythm
· Scale
· Silhouette
· Space
· Texture
Green media -inthetrenches
IN THE TRENCHES™
ITT007™ “In The Trenches of 2007”
Despite claims to the contrary, the calls have increased. Many have seen their budgets cut, and recent events have seen a shift in the socio-economic front and a change in business, advertising and promotional strategy. As of September 2004 unemployment was set @ 8 million. While the reasons vary, many have made the decision to establish their own businesses. The criteria for a small business, has left many believing they are minute and lost, as far as support services go. The "trench" will be their playing field.
Presentation
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER PERIOD--------20 MINS Floor open to questions and answers from participants!
Support via online
News letter!
TOPICS Creative Independent Strategizing™ Overview - What, Why, When, where, who, How
Clarify your Mission, vision, strategy and tactics
1. Defining Possibilities Creative- gold mining recognition development
2. Statement of purpose RE-Defining intent: Setting Mission, vision,Goals, strategy and tactics
3. Product draft Creative- gold mining reckoning affirmation
4. Am I cut from entrepreneurial cloth?
5. proposal draft
6. Industry analysis Trend forecasting competition analysis
7. Customer analysis Trend forecasting
8. Product development Creative gold-mining residual Income
9. Securing Intellectual property rights
10. Set Up Website blogs networks
· Alldomains.com
· Bigstep.com
11. Start building Your Constituents-
i. Mailing list / forum announcements, online communities
ii. Networks:- media list, mentors, referrals, it is about access
iii. Look for referrals to bulk buyers
iv. Trade organization, community organization
12. Marketing Strategy, Consider differing typs of marketing strategy
· Defining your Branding and finding your niche
· Retail Options
· Pricing Strategy
· Web Strategy, “VM007™” Virtual marketing towards
13. Sales & Retail strategy, sales help, sales, method, sales tools
14. Statement of purpose
15. RE-Defining intent: Setting Mission, vision, strategy and tactics
16. ownership
17. Budgeting, bootstrapping and barter how is this going to get done
18. legal structure
· Licenses, Registration of trademarks service-marks,
· Toeing the line-federal, state, county and zoning laws Brooklyn specific where to go
19. Operational structure Competitive Sourcing & Production
20. Operational plan
· Staffing and Training Solutions
· Finding, Managing and keeping partners apprentices & interns
21. Statement of purpose RE-Defining intent: Setting Mission, vision, strategy and tactics
22. aligning brand, name position strategy
23. Develop a launch strategy
24. Promotion and Pr Plan
· Finding courting and keeping loyal clients- customer relations strategy
· Budgeting, bootstrapping and barter
· Maintaining a presence with customers and business contacts
· Branding yourself,
25. Advertising Strategy
· Finding courting and keeping loyal clients
26. Financials
· Investors
· Budgeting, bootstrapping and barter
· Banking, Line of credit
· Creating Your Own Benefits package savings plan
· Health insurance, retirement, vacation time etc
· Business Insurance, license fees, supplies,
27. Finding support
· Professional help
· Trade associations
· Networking – volunteering your way to success
· Web networks
· Collaborating
The Formal business plan
community events, web-marketing, digital marketing, traditional venues- theaters and gallery fashion, design, fine, utilitarian arts, performance , musical , written word, spoken word, digital arts at stores, restaurants, street fairs, community events, web-marketing, digital marketing, traditional venues, theater, gallery, on-line, magazine, designers, art, artist, jazz, musicians, poetry, poets, multi-media, graphics, illustration, community, products, gifts, merchandise, custom one-of-a-kind, opinions, business, information,
ITT007™ “In The Trenches of 2007”
Despite claims to the contrary, the calls have increased. Many have seen their budgets cut, and recent events have seen a shift in the socio-economic front and a change in business, advertising and promotional strategy. As of September 2004 unemployment was set @ 8 million. While the reasons vary, many have made the decision to establish their own businesses. The criteria for a small business, has left many believing they are minute and lost, as far as support services go. The "trench" will be their playing field.
Presentation
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER PERIOD--------20 MINS Floor open to questions and answers from participants!
Support via online
News letter!
TOPICS Creative Independent Strategizing™ Overview - What, Why, When, where, who, How
Clarify your Mission, vision, strategy and tactics
1. Defining Possibilities Creative- gold mining recognition development
2. Statement of purpose RE-Defining intent: Setting Mission, vision,Goals, strategy and tactics
3. Product draft Creative- gold mining reckoning affirmation
4. Am I cut from entrepreneurial cloth?
5. proposal draft
6. Industry analysis Trend forecasting competition analysis
7. Customer analysis Trend forecasting
8. Product development Creative gold-mining residual Income
9. Securing Intellectual property rights
10. Set Up Website blogs networks
· Alldomains.com
· Bigstep.com
11. Start building Your Constituents-
i. Mailing list / forum announcements, online communities
ii. Networks:- media list, mentors, referrals, it is about access
iii. Look for referrals to bulk buyers
iv. Trade organization, community organization
12. Marketing Strategy, Consider differing typs of marketing strategy
· Defining your Branding and finding your niche
· Retail Options
· Pricing Strategy
· Web Strategy, “VM007™” Virtual marketing towards
13. Sales & Retail strategy, sales help, sales, method, sales tools
14. Statement of purpose
15. RE-Defining intent: Setting Mission, vision, strategy and tactics
16. ownership
17. Budgeting, bootstrapping and barter how is this going to get done
18. legal structure
· Licenses, Registration of trademarks service-marks,
· Toeing the line-federal, state, county and zoning laws Brooklyn specific where to go
19. Operational structure Competitive Sourcing & Production
20. Operational plan
· Staffing and Training Solutions
· Finding, Managing and keeping partners apprentices & interns
21. Statement of purpose RE-Defining intent: Setting Mission, vision, strategy and tactics
22. aligning brand, name position strategy
23. Develop a launch strategy
24. Promotion and Pr Plan
· Finding courting and keeping loyal clients- customer relations strategy
· Budgeting, bootstrapping and barter
· Maintaining a presence with customers and business contacts
· Branding yourself,
25. Advertising Strategy
· Finding courting and keeping loyal clients
26. Financials
· Investors
· Budgeting, bootstrapping and barter
· Banking, Line of credit
· Creating Your Own Benefits package savings plan
· Health insurance, retirement, vacation time etc
· Business Insurance, license fees, supplies,
27. Finding support
· Professional help
· Trade associations
· Networking – volunteering your way to success
· Web networks
· Collaborating
The Formal business plan
community events, web-marketing, digital marketing, traditional venues- theaters and gallery fashion, design, fine, utilitarian arts, performance , musical , written word, spoken word, digital arts at stores, restaurants, street fairs, community events, web-marketing, digital marketing, traditional venues, theater, gallery, on-line, magazine, designers, art, artist, jazz, musicians, poetry, poets, multi-media, graphics, illustration, community, products, gifts, merchandise, custom one-of-a-kind, opinions, business, information,
Marketing periods
Feb/march
April/may
June/July
Aug/sept
Oct/nov
dec
Jan
Full creative potential
Original art work
Limited edition copies
Designed bye products
Licensed work
Commissioned work
Gifts/merchandise
Marketing/promotional merchandise
Arts disciplines
Fine arts
Utilitarian arts
Performance arts
Musical arts
Word spoken verse prose
Digital arts
fashion
Marketing cycles
Stores
Restaurant
Street fairs
Community events
Traditional venues
Digital marketing
Web
services/ Product ideas
conferencing
Tutotial
1-1 consulting
group meetings
seminars
Lectures
auctions
poetryslams
show and sales
maids night out discussion sessions
Bridal , birthday gift registry
personal services
shoppers
stylist
online publishing
syndication of media
personal channels
online book clubs hobbie groups
Online mall
Providing content for niche marlets
Feb/march
April/may
June/July
Aug/sept
Oct/nov
dec
Jan
Full creative potential
Original art work
Limited edition copies
Designed bye products
Licensed work
Commissioned work
Gifts/merchandise
Marketing/promotional merchandise
Arts disciplines
Fine arts
Utilitarian arts
Performance arts
Musical arts
Word spoken verse prose
Digital arts
fashion
Marketing cycles
Stores
Restaurant
Street fairs
Community events
Traditional venues
Digital marketing
Web
services/ Product ideas
conferencing
Tutotial
1-1 consulting
group meetings
seminars
Lectures
auctions
poetryslams
show and sales
maids night out discussion sessions
Bridal , birthday gift registry
personal services
shoppers
stylist
online publishing
syndication of media
personal channels
online book clubs hobbie groups
Online mall
Providing content for niche marlets
Header for pages
Header
Left photo
Center scrolling photos
Scrolling banner code from http://www.embracedabss24.7p.com/
Right photo
Header
Left photo
Center scrolling photos
Scrolling banner code from http://www.embracedabss24.7p.com/
Right photo
Tydy http://photos22.flickr.com/33369176_d36880ccdb_o.jpg Dray http://photos22.flickr.com/33369175_7837d5ab26_o.jpg Blouse http://photos22.flickr.com/33369174_56d8218f2c_o.jpg Ted top http://photos22.flickr.com/33369173_77cce000ff_o.jpg Back dress http://photos23.flickr.com/33369172_539a1dd14e_o.jpg Wrao top http://photos21.flickr.com/33369171_6087eee24e_o.jpg http://knitwearbymichi.blogspot.com/ http://michidesignerknitwear.blogspot.com/ http://nobnewsletter.blogspot.com/ http://e-toguna.blogspot.com/
http://www.antisnottv.net/ / may be what you are looking for to deliver video automaticall onec some one has a feed
check out http://www.freevlog.org/
this is what most people recommend for the freevideo set up
TOO MAY STEPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/
http://www.zountry.com/ the blogwriter also try http://www.bloggar.com/
http://www.freevlog.com/
http://www.ftv.com
I want one central screen that loads automatically with current media
Media live
The ability to choose past stored programs
Media on demand
Instead of a blank screen can there be a photo with a play media sign!
If coding can be simplified so I know where to edit
What are you selling
what
to whom
why
when
what's needed
1)design your product to please users first,
and then think about how to make money from it
encourage a culture of cheapness Aim for cool and cheap, not expensive and impressive
get all the users, and the advertisers will follow
There is nothing more important than understanding your business
get a version 1 out as soon as you can
In a startup, your initial plans are almost certain to be wrong in some way, and your first priority should be to figure out where. The only way to do that is to try implementing them.
with good people, aggressive determination
to make something customers actually want,
good idea
if you're developing technology for money, you're probably not going to be developing it for people like you. Indeed, you can use this as a way to generate ideas for startups: what do people who are not like you want from technology?
and to spend as little money as possible
offer people better technology
A 10% improvement in ease of use doesn't just increase your sales 10%. It's more likely to double your sales.
you have to have at least one person willing and able to focus on what customers want, understand users
get a version 1 out as soon as you can
watch as they used our software, and talk to them about what they needed.
how are people going to pay for stuff
if you want to win through better technology, aim at smaller customers.
The best odds are in niche markets. Since startups make money by offering people something better than they had before, the best opportunities are where things suck most. Most good hackers have no more idea of the horrors perpetrated in these places than rich Americans do of what goes on in Brazilian slums
the products that start as cheap, simple options tend to gradually grow more powerful till, like water rising in a room, they squash the "high-end" products
If you have the cheapest, easiest product, you'll own the low end
SEED MONEY BUSINESS PLAN
At this stage, all most investors expect is a brief description of what you plan to do and how you're going to make money from it, and the resumes of the founders.
Business Corporation
Merely incorporating yourselves isn't hard. The problem is, for the company to exist, you have to decide who the founders are, and how much stock they each have.
One of the worst things that can happen to a startup is to run into intellectual property problems.
VC http://www.paulgraham.com/venturecapital.html
You want to live at the office in a startup, so why not have a place designed to be lived in as your office?
seeming impressive, and being impressive
Add Generating Feature
Auction Sit
E-bay
International delivery!
check out http://www.freevlog.org/
this is what most people recommend for the freevideo set up
TOO MAY STEPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/
http://www.zountry.com/ the blogwriter also try http://www.bloggar.com/
http://www.freevlog.com/
http://www.ftv.com
I want one central screen that loads automatically with current media
Media live
The ability to choose past stored programs
Media on demand
Instead of a blank screen can there be a photo with a play media sign!
If coding can be simplified so I know where to edit
What are you selling
what
- make something customers actually want
- offer people better technology
- cool and cheap
- easy to use navigate
to whom
- aim at smaller customers.The best odds are in niche markets
why
when
what's needed
- you have to have at least one person willing and able to focus on what customers want, understand users
- one hacker- who can
- provide what others are not.
1)design your product to please users first,
and then think about how to make money from it
encourage a culture of cheapness Aim for cool and cheap, not expensive and impressive
get all the users, and the advertisers will follow
There is nothing more important than understanding your business
get a version 1 out as soon as you can
In a startup, your initial plans are almost certain to be wrong in some way, and your first priority should be to figure out where. The only way to do that is to try implementing them.
with good people, aggressive determination
to make something customers actually want,
good idea
if you're developing technology for money, you're probably not going to be developing it for people like you. Indeed, you can use this as a way to generate ideas for startups: what do people who are not like you want from technology?
and to spend as little money as possible
offer people better technology
A 10% improvement in ease of use doesn't just increase your sales 10%. It's more likely to double your sales.
you have to have at least one person willing and able to focus on what customers want, understand users
get a version 1 out as soon as you can
watch as they used our software, and talk to them about what they needed.
how are people going to pay for stuff
if you want to win through better technology, aim at smaller customers.
The best odds are in niche markets. Since startups make money by offering people something better than they had before, the best opportunities are where things suck most. Most good hackers have no more idea of the horrors perpetrated in these places than rich Americans do of what goes on in Brazilian slums
the products that start as cheap, simple options tend to gradually grow more powerful till, like water rising in a room, they squash the "high-end" products
If you have the cheapest, easiest product, you'll own the low end
SEED MONEY BUSINESS PLAN
At this stage, all most investors expect is a brief description of what you plan to do and how you're going to make money from it, and the resumes of the founders.
Business Corporation
Merely incorporating yourselves isn't hard. The problem is, for the company to exist, you have to decide who the founders are, and how much stock they each have.
One of the worst things that can happen to a startup is to run into intellectual property problems.
VC http://www.paulgraham.com/venturecapital.html
You want to live at the office in a startup, so why not have a place designed to be lived in as your office?
seeming impressive, and being impressive
Add Generating Feature
Auction Sit
E-bay
International delivery!
