Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Week 3 EOC: Making Money for Good

Within my last research looking for companies that would give money to good cause I found out that people who understand money will make sure that the money gets multiplied and back to their hands. 

In the complicated and intuitive business of growing money, the number one thing that you have to understand is not to be afraid of it. Money goes and money comes,  and if you want to grow it, you need to plant it first. Stock shares, Equipment, permits. Those are some of the things that people afraid the most when they start a business. They believe that money will go out and never comeback. Well, that only happens if you don't take care of business Sucessful businesses are not afraid of giving back to causes, they figure that once they reach the magic equation to grow their money, then they can invest in other people causes. The positive thing about this is that money doesn't stayed tanked in your bank getting dust but affecting others in a positive way 

Of course most of this folks are highly successful and prospered and they build empire, but when it comes to Marketing; what are some of the tools to accomplish this status? 

1) Pay the right price to receive a good result.

Invest in your marketing tools, and get your name out there. One big mistake that small business do is to have social media but not boost their ads so they can increase an audience, really? come on is the $ 25 that you would invest in a Johnnie Walker Red Label or that Pizza Hut that you bought once a week to make your employees over sized.

2) Graphic Design

These days anyone is a designer, even my 6 years old can use Photoshop, but that makes no one a designer. Business owners need to hire a professional designer (if can handle web and Prints then better) and make sure that the Corporate ID is effective. Is a Graphic Artist effective? Wait a minute, go to a local college and get a student that needs a portfolio piece and get the stuff done.

3) Know the secrect Math

Sucessful companies can grow millions of dollars but, they invest, they are not impulsive buyers, they use all marketing techniques to get where they are at.

Wal-Mart

cash donation: $301 million

Beneficiaries: Children’s Miracle Network, Feeding America, The Salvation Army, the American Red Cross, the United Way of America, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

Bank of America
Cash Donation: $211 million
Beneficiaries: Habitat for Humanity International and various other organizations through its trademark Neighborhood Builders, Local Heroes, Student Leaders programs.

Exxon Mobil

cash donation: $173 million
Beneficiaries: United Way of America; Community Summer Jobs Program (CSJP) in Texas.
City Group
cash donation: $146 million
Beneficiaries: Global charities including its own Financial Information Technology Education Program in China. The U.S.-based National Council of La Raza civil rights and advocacy group.

I hope that this lines can help some of those small businesses owners and folks who want to go solo into their industry. Keeping in mind that money is out there and is for you to recieve, invest and give.

Give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you.”





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