Tell me what you guys think.
There's a company out there that has so much competition. It's hard to differentiate in a market segment that is saturated with competitors. I've been checking out this company. It's called Perfect Timing and has a website at http://www.perfect-timing.biz which seems to be a good website and seems to have a great business idea and model.
This company sells new and pre-owned Rolex watches. They also sell other watches too, but mainly high-end watches. I saw a couple of videos on youtube that advertises this company like this one by Vicki Gunvalson. I'm sorry, I don't watch TV so I don't know who she is, but she seems to be famous.
I'd like to be a part of this company and help them out. What do you think are some good ways for expansion? What do you think would help bring in more sales? and what do you think would help them autonamically advertise on a mass scale that would get results? I mean, the Rolex watches do sell themselves, but what do you think this company can do in comparison to their competitors?
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
New Job
Yesterday I met up with an old friend of mine. He liked me a lot and decided to hire me. I started working today. The way the company is running is like a not as well oil of a machine I would like, but it's going to give me some great entrepreneurial experience. I actually like the work, but I don't like the structure as much. I like to be in control and be in charge of major projects. I think I'm going to have to learn how to get this business going without having everything smoothly. The guy is only paying me $500 a week and I'm okay with that since I need the money right now, but if I find something better, I will take it because I've got valuable skills, and while I see the potential for this company to get bigger, I may want something more stable first, or primarily have something that's stable.
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