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AA in Business Marketing or Culinary Arts?
March 18th, 2010 | 
Author: I’m planning on a return to school. I’d like to get into the foodservice/ restaurant industry. The culinary arts program I’m looking at doesn’t seem to look at the business side. Would a marketing degree be a better way to go. Saddleback College has a good business dept, but I think I need to take my lumps in the kitchen to excel in the industry? Thoughts
You should look at other programs to see if they have a culinary program that has a business side.
If you have to pick take a marketing degree more options in case you want to change jobs.
good luck.
Are You Going Broke Marketing Your Online Marketing Business?
http://www.ultimatewealthfromhome.com Julianne Rowat
Are you going broke marketing your online marketing business.
Marketing your online business off line, the old way, with newspapers, magazines, radio, and bulletin boards is one way to advertise but very, very expense and only hits certain areas. The new way is online, with pay per click, like Yahoo, Bing and even Facebook. Also with Web2.0, banner ads, social media, online classifieds and of course video. Find out what works best for you with out going broke.
online marketing business, online business opportunities, marketing an online business, julianne rowat, Facebook, online network marketing business, marketing small business online
Duration : 0:2:30
Is a major in Liberal Art better then Business Marketing?
I am student majoring in business marketing and would like to seek professional advice to help me decide on what is the best major to obtain. I enjoy marketing but at the same time I would like to be marketable after I graduate from college. I would appreciate your advice, thank you.
Well…..as far as I know, a liberal arts degree, would make you less marketable. I am a teacher and that is what most of my fellow teachers had majored in, not sure what else you can really do with a liberal arts degree to be honest. I would stick with the business major, you could then go back and get your MBA (that was my original plan, didn’t follow through on that one though…) and make a good living.
Are there any good entry level jobs for somebody with a marketing or business admin degree?
I’ve been contemplating either getting a degree in Business Marketing (2 years) or Business Admin (4 years), but I’ve been wondering how are the entry level jobs for both? Which degree would suit me better etc.?
First of all, if you are going to bother getting a degree, go for the 4 year degree. An associates really isn’t going to get you anything except questions on interviews asking why you didn’t go for the bachelors.
Second, entry level job basically means you are going to be working your butt off doing more than you are paid for because companies know they can pay you less because you have no experience and are new to the work force. I am not saying this is bad. In fact, it is completely normal. Just don’t expect to get a job paying much more than 30-35K your first year out of college. Everyone has to work their way up. Be prepared to be someones gopher for about a year or more until you are qualified for the higher paying and "good" job. This is a part of life, basically no way of getting around it. But if you stick it out and have a good attitude and do a great job, you will be golden for the rest of your career! Good luck
Photography Business Marketing Tips For Your Studio – Contest Model
http://newportraitbiz.com – In this video I will explain some BIG mistakes to avoid when running your photography promotions. Visit http://newportraitbiz.com for more lessons.
Duration : 0:8:45
Posted in business marketing | 
Tags: contests, email marketing, giveaway, marketing, photography business, portrait, studio | 
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How effective are the business/marketing programs in FIT and Parsons?
How effective are the business/marketing programs in the Fashion Institute of Technology and Parsons The New School for Design?
Both schools are good with FIT having the edge./
GopherHaul 17 – Winter Lawn Care Business Marketing Ideas
In this episode of GopherHaul we discuss winter lawn care business marketing ideas.
Hello everyone and welcome to Gopherhaul!
If you haven’t started your business yet, what are you waiting for. If you don’t start your business this year, you’ll be at least 1 year older when you do so get started today!
GopherHaul is a show for entrepreneurs and new business owners. In it we discuss business tips and tricks we have learned over the years and share with you some real world experiences on how to help your lawn care business or any other business grow.
In this episode we will be talking about:
- GopherHaul reaches a quarter million viewers.
- If you want a free customized animated banner just jump onto our forum and introduce yourself! http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi
- I added a section on the lawn care business forum called Help me bid this job. Since the last episode we have helped a lawn care business owner land a $6,000 job. Read more about that job here http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=35;t=6004
- Are you looking for a great way to promote your lawn care business this winter? Here is a flyer to promote your lawn care business toy drive for the holidays. Offering to run a toy drive really positions your business as one who cares about your community. It’s a great way to show your community that you care as well as gain you some valuable media attention. Make sure you let the local media know you are running a toy drive to collect toys for children in need.
http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=1;t=942
- I have two sets of 50 free holiday cards compliments of www.CardsCheaper.com to giveaway. Click here to take part http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=26&t=6241&st=0&&#entry28278
- Check out my newest favorite lawn care truck. It’s covered in artificial turf. See it here.
http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=8;t=6149;r=1
- Our friend Keith posted a great way to gain more winter lawn care business customers and get them lined up for next spring too. Read more about this marketing idea and download the free flyer we made for this advertising concept here. http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=29;t=6144;
- We are going to be talking a lot more about our outdoor holiday decoration contest so start taking pictures. We have a bunch of prize to give away, check the forum for more info. http://www.gophergraphics.com/forum/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=8&t=6159&st=0&&#entry27752
If you are in need of free marketing material for your lawn care business, please visit our site at http://www.gophersoftware.com. We have hundreds of free lawn care logo, flyer, door hanger and web templates you can download and use for your lawn care business. We also have free lawn care business contracts. Also download our trial version of Gopher Lawn Care Business Software. Gopher will help your lawn care business schedule and invoice more customers in less time, allowing you more time to grow or enjoy your life. If you are on myspace send us a friend request. We are located at http://www.myspace.com/teamgopher.
Also please log onto our lawn care business forum and tell us about your business and if you have any business questions, please ask them.
Always remember to dream it, build it, Gopher It!
Duration : 0:8:50
Posted in business marketing |
Tags: advertising, Business, Care, customer, entrepreneur, GopherHaul, grass, guru, landscaping, lawn, marketing, mowing, service, software |
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What are (unique) jobs with a Business/Marketing degree?
I am thinking about majoring in Business with a concentration on marketing. What kind of jobs are there (and details of the jobs)? Are there any kind of unique/different jobs with this degree? Does it only deal with math?
There are different sectors of marketing with different skills required.
Math & Analytical:
Marketing Research – studies demographics and researches information that will likely change the target audience of the product
Creative Side:
Branding & Product Management – deals with managing the product packaging and design, testing, and placement, all based on the research that was presented
Advertising – deals with promoting the products into the media and onto the streets, into the people’s minds, once again based on the research findings
Sales:
Sales – the basic marketing of presenting the product on an individual level, usually paid by commission
Now, the larger the company, the more specialized employees will be. A huge corporation will have entire research team and a separate ad team, but smaller companies will have people that are knowledgeable in all the areas. Advertising agencies also hire marketing majors with great creativity.
If you like english, math, psychology, statistics, and creativity, or a combination of a few of these, you’re in the right field! Most marketing programs allow you to choose from a pool of classes so you can refine your skills in a specific area and go for jobs related to it.
Stop Screaming at Your Niche in Frustration… Home Business Marketing Part 1
http://www.realitybusinesses.com/success/
Part 1 of the preview for the Art Of Failure, you can attend webinar.
Here we take a quick look at the standard (wrong) method of doing keyword research and niche market discovery. Using Wordtracker and the Google Adsense keyword tool.
In the webinar well show you the 3 Internet Business models, how to pick the right niche for you, how to monetise it, and how to cure any content concerns you have over it by using the 80by24 system.
If you already know what you want to do, well show you how to establish your USP/hook, almost regardless of the competition and how to leverage your biggest asset to achieve it.
See you at the webinar.
Peter
Duration : 0:9:58
I want to work in advertising. Which major is better for this, Business/Marketing or Communications?
I’m a college freshman and my declared major is currently Business/Marketing, however I’m not crazy about a lot of the business classes I have to take and I talked to my advisor who told me that might be a sign that I should change my major. But a friend told me today that he knows someone who graduated with a communications degree to go into advertising but preference was sometimes given to business/marketing people. So is communications as good as B/M?
Advertising has 2 sides:
the business side of it does client management, account planning, research, media (although a diff department) etc.
the creative side does art direction, creatives, retouching, digital imaging etc
First explore some of the ad agencies and decide what side you like. Then look at what kind of positions are listed at those agencies….target one of those positions…this will help you narrow down your choices.
Mind you: Ad agencies do not pay well innitially…but once u r hooked and enjoy the work…you will love it! Also, most agencies don’t hire creatives that frequently…but jobs on management side are immense. To succeed on creative…start building your portfolio!