Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Guerilla Marketing
The idea that I liked the most in the 'marketing ideas' was Las Vagas' "what happens here, stays here" campaign. I liked it because Las Vegas, turned themselves around and made it into a very.. Fun, very 'to forget about your problems' place; Sin City. The idea I liked most about the examples video was the Volkswagen one and thats mainly because it was fun, exciting and to me, highly creative. Of course, what's more fun.. Slides or escalators? Aha.
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
To me I think they're dead on with Generation Y, because well, I like knowing about things with the spread of mouth from friends. Especially friends with the same interest. I'd rather be notified of new products from texts and such instead of sitting and waiting for commercials to keep coming. I especially hate when commercials play on and on. For me, it's simple. I get told by friends, I go check it out and my results wind up from there.
Monday, 7 November 2011
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Is it possible for a business to be solvent but not profitable?
A business can be solvent and not profitable. You can pay all the debts that needed to be paid off and not gain profit.. But, where and what are the solvent businesses? I think it's possible but which company is? But anyways, every company doesn't need to be profitable. Profit gets you more money for more supplies and such. Where it's solvent, the business is handled and still operating. WOO.
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Assets:
- Cash: currency, coins, checking accounts, and cheques that were from customers.
- Prepaid Insurance: It's pretty much a contract that has been paid for in an advance. It shows the amount that has paid but doesn't expire due to the balance sheet date
- Petty Cash: Cash that are given for supplies..
- Supplies: Cost of supplies at one point in time
- Accounts receivable: A combined amount of debit balance
A doubtful account is the credit balance in the contra asset account.
The difference between assets, liability and equity is that assets control or represent the different receiving of cash, liability is a formal payment and equity is earnings.
The difference between assets, liability and equity is that assets control or represent the different receiving of cash, liability is a formal payment and equity is earnings.
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
What formula must a balance sheet follow?
What is an asset?
Is accounts payable an asset or a liability?
What are accounts receivable?
What is on the left of the balance sheet?
What's on the right of the balance sheet?
What is the purpose of the balance sheet?
You get 4 points. The maximun a 7
| 0 Assets = Shareholders + Equity |
| 1 Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders Equity |
| 0 Liabilities = Assets + Shareholders Equity |
| 0 A balance sheet item |
| 1 Something that generates cash flow |
| 1 a Liability |
| 0 an Asset |
| 0 A company has made a purchase but has yet to pay for it. |
| 1 A company has made a sale but has yet to receive money for it. |
| 1 Assets |
| 0 Liabilities |
| 0 Assets |
| 1 Liabilities |
| 0 It's an income statement. |
| 0 It's a cash flow tracker. |
| 1 Gives a companies financial position for a single moment in time. |
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