enterpreneurship

1. Semester-6
Topic:
CONCEPT STATEMENT
Submitted to:
SIR MAZHAR HAYAT
Submitted by:
BBA (3A)
Muhammad Usman (0111)
Muhammad Nabeel (0097)
Muntaha Maqbool (0001)
NoorAmina (0082)
Subject: -
ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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WWW.RENT.COM
Rent.com is an online shopping website. Many of the people sometime doesn’t have much
time and they are busy I doing in some other work so they feel odd for going to some shop
and buy stuffs for them this website is a very beneficial thing to buy the stuff online just on
one click. They just have to visit the website and then they just have to click on the item they
want and they can get the item at home or where they want. In this website we can enhance
its many features like if they have some kind of queries they can send us message online or
mail us using our official mail address.
Road map for the website
Road map is actually the map or plan of any idea, software or website. Before going to the
road map of any website first of all we study about the road map. So, let’s take a short
description on the road map of any web side
Let’s begin by looking at what a roadmap is and why you need one.
The role of your roadmap
A roadmap is a working document that outlines your proposed web projects over the coming
months. That is to say, it is continually being amended and revised. New items will be added
all the time and you will never complete your roadmap. It is not a wish list. Wish lists are
good and we actively encourage website owners to keep a running list of ideas they would
like to implement, irrespective of how viable or otherwise those ideas are. Wish lists are a
place to keep note of things you would like to do. A roadmap is a list of things you are going
to do. The other important differentiation between a roadmap and a wish list is that the
roadmap is prioritized. Items at the top of your roadmap are to be done first. Each element in
the document outlines a proposed project. This should include a description, dependencies
and objectives of the project. Other information can be added but is not essential. Although a
roadmap is an important document, it is not a complex one. I think that people over engineer
their roadmaps because they are important and therefore need to appear to be impressive.

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What should be on your roadmap?
Most website owners and other stakeholders have no shortage of ideas about how their site
could be improved. I am going to presume that is the case for you (I will write a post in the
future for those who struggle to come up with ideas).
The challenge is not generating ideas, but deciding which ideas are actually worth adding to
the roadmap and then implementing.
Fortunately, we already have two great tools at our disposal for making this
decision; business objectives and SWOT analysis.
Using your business objectives
The first question you need is, does this idea help achieve our business objectives? If you
cannot clearly demonstrate how an idea will help meet a business objective then keep it on
your wish list. You never know your business objectives may change in the future and the
idea will become appropriate.
Deciding priorities
Remember that our roadmap is prioritized. Items at the top of the roadmap are to be
addressed first.
When you have a new idea worth adding to the roadmap, you need to decide how high on the
list to add it. New items are not automatically added to the bottom. Instead, they are placed
according to five factors.
 Effectiveness. If a project is going to have a large positive impact on the business then it
should certainly be weighted as more worthwhile and receive a higher place on the list.
 Complexity. Unfortunately high impact projects are often hard to build. The complexity of
the project therefore also has to be a factor. Sometimes you want to priorities less effective
projects simply because they are easy to implement. Of course in an ideal world you want
projects that are easy to implement and also create a big impact.
 Dependencies. Some projects cannot be started until another project has ended. In such cases
it is impossible to place them higher on the list even if they are big, quick wins. Also some

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projects cannot start because of outside constraining factors. In this case there is no point
placing it high on the list unless you know the dependencies will quickly be in place.
 Time constraints. Some projects need to be given priority because they must be completed
by a certain date. However, be careful not to allow projects to be prioritized because of an
artificial deadline. Less effective projects can often be prioritized because a champion for that
project claims that it has a strict time constraint. Don’t forget that every project that ‘skips the
queue’ does so at the expense of potentially more worthy ones.
 Resourcing. You might have a great project that would make a huge difference and be easy
to implement. However, if you don’t have the people with the right skills, this needs
addressing first. Sometimes great projects must wait until the right people are available.
Now let’s begin with that how to develop a road map for successful website
To develop a road map for any website involves 6 steps
 Step#1 what do you actually need- The definitive checklist
Everything is nicely laid out on checklist like an organized roadmap – so it takes
away all the guess work out of building your website. It’s because checklists are
great at simplifying complicated or overwhelming projects like building a website –
into easily manageable steps. These involves 9 things to start a website
 Domain name
 Business email address
 Website building software
 Website hosting
 Website template design
 Logo design
 High quality images for website
 Image editors
 Google analytics

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 Step#2 how much the website should cost you
The price of your website depends upon five factors
 Setup
 Design and building
 Content creation
 Training to use it
 Maintenance
 Step#3 how to filter through all the website builder
Here are few guide steps to choose the best website builder
 Logical question should be asked
 Website builder comparison chart
 Website builder selector quiz
 Step#4 how to pick best template and design
Most website builders offer you hundreds of design choices and it is pretty
overwhelming. Choosing the right design template for your website can often be a
challenging experience plagued with uncertainty & self-doubt – especially if you
don’t have a keen sense of design!
But it doesn’t have to be a miserable process. It’s a myth that you need some sort
of 6th sense on design, or rely on your “gut feeling”
 Step#5 tools and resources
Chefs, carpenters, artists, and mechanics – they all have their own “go-to” sets of
“must have” tools to help them get their jobs done. Without their tools, they will
likely have a much tougher time.
Similarly, there are a few tools that can make website building closer towards “a walk
in the park with birds chirping over your shoulder“, and further away from feeling
like you’re “climbing Mount Everest – in sub-zero temperature!”
After choosing a website builder to help you create a website structure (see Step #3),
you still need to populate it with your content. You need to know where to find
professional looking images, how to edit them, create logos, etc.

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 Step#6 over look , Forgotten details can make a big difference
When most people think of building websites, they often overlook some important
aspects to creating effective designs.
These include how to pick the right color to attract specific customers &
demographics, which fonts to use to influence your website visitors, how to lay out
your home page so people actually stay on your website to browse more, etc.
You might not have thought of these details or be ready for them yet (that’s why this
is the last step to this Road Map), but they’re important for you to be aware of.

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Concept statement
LAWN MAINTENANCE
A website based business by providing all nlawn care services to its customers.here are the
following services :
 Lawn maintenece
 Designing or fancy cutting of plants
 Gardening tools
 Onlineplant shop
CUSTOMER DEALING
Discussion with customer will be done about his taste,liking ,dislinking of lawn décor and
and the most important thing that should be taken care of his health and there will be
specific department about it :
 HEALTH AWARNESS
The customer will be be asked about his health state so that after plantation ofof a
specific type of plant he may not face many ‘allergic’ or ‘asthematic’ issues
 GIVING BUDGET
After their selection of plants a specific budget would be given to themwhich
include : plants casts,
 GIVING TIME FRAME
Time frame for :
 Leveling
 Plantation
 Grassing
TYPES OF PLANTS
 Artificial grassing
 Natural grassing

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 Fruit plants
 Flower plants
 Traditional plants (cactus, aloevera)
 Outdoor plants
 Indoor plants
CUSTOMER SERVICE
You will give us your location or the place and we will ecommend all the
possible and suitable décor of plantation