1. Prepare a list of brands that you wish to
sell and list their uniqueness and value
propositions with collecting articles and
news clippings published in newspapers
and magazines ,visit the website and
then rate them as to how easy it is to sell
their products and services. Give your
rating.

2. 1.FRENCH CONNECTION UK (FCUK)
 French Connection (also known as FCUK) is a UK-
based global retailer and wholesaler of fashion
clothing and accessories. Founded in 1972 by Chief
Executive Stephen Marks it is based in London and its
parent company, French Connection Group plc, is
listed on the London Stock Exchange.

4.  French Connection distributes its clothing and
accessories through its own stores in the UK, US and
Canada and through franchise and wholesale
arrangements globally. The company is famous for the
acronym in its advertising campaigns in the early
2000s which successfully raised its profile.

5. UNIQUENESS :
 French Connection distributes its branded ladies and
it is subsidiary of wear and menswear through a
network of owned stores in the UK, US and Canada,
through franchised stores in major markets around the
world (Australia, Hong Kong, China, India), through
concessions in department stores in the UK and also
sells its products to other multi-brand retailers.

6. 2. AMWAY
 Our Values
 Vision
 Inspiring people to live better lives.
 Mission
 To provide the best business opportunity. To deliver
exceptional quality products to urban and semi urban
homes in the areas of nutrition and
wellness, cosmetics, personal care, home care, home tech
and insurance.

8.  Our Values
 Amway has established some simple shared values that unite the
entire company, and all of the Business Owners that are
associated with Amway. We believe that these values guide our
actions and help us to achieve everything we are capable of
without compromise or harm.
 Integrity
 We will uphold the highest personal and professional integrity
which demonstrates honestly, loyalty, respect and high ethical
standards in all our responsibilities, obligations and other
activities. We are committed to behave at all times in accordance
with the ethical practices of the organization.

9.  Trust
 Building reliability and dependability for self by
displaying commitment, honesty, confidentiality and
consistency in all actions.
 Transparency
 We will promote a culture of openness and mutual
trust by interacting objectively and without underlying
personal interests.

10.  Service Orientation
 We are committed to serve our customers to fulfill
their needs by focusing efforts on discovering and
thereby meeting stated and unstated requirements.
 Partnership
 We will collaborate across boundaries and find
common ground by sharing ideas and resources, with
a wide range of stakeholders. We will develop
networks and build long term alliances with internal
and external customers.

11.  Recognition
 We are committed to honour, encourage and support
individuals and teams who contribute, through their
behaviour and actions, to the success of the
organization.

12.  The Unique Gift Card offers up to 40 high-quality,
brand-name products for your recipient to choose
from.
When you give the Unique Gift Card, your recipients will
select a gift from products including electronics, house
wares, décor, luggage, and jewellery from well-known
brands like Vera Bradley®, Motorola®, Ginsu , Vivitar, Relic,
and Waring Pro. A beautiful brochure featuring many of
the product choices will be included with the Gift Card.

13. 3. Lakme
A company's value proposition is a promise of value that
has to be reached and a belief from the customers of
value which will be derived. This may apply to an
entire organisation, a part of the organisation or
customer accounts or may also apply to the products or
services.

15. Lakmé is an opera in three acts by Léo Delibes to a
French libretto by Edmond Gondinet and Philippe
Gille. The score, written in 1881–1882, was first
performed on 14 April 1883 by the Opéra Comique at
the Salle Favart in Paris. Set in British India in the
mid-19th century, Lakmé is based on Theodore Pavie's
novel (including "les babouches du Brahamane") and
novel Le Mariage de Loti by Pierre Loti.

16. The opera includes the popular Flower Duet (Sous le
dôme épais) for sopranos performed in act 1 by
Lakmé, the daughter of a Brahmin priest, and her
servant Mallika.[1] The opera's most famous aria is the
Bell Song (L'Air des clochettes) in Act 2.

17.  Like other French operas of the period, Lakmé
captures the ambience of the Orient seen through
Western eyes, which was periodically in vogue during
the latter part of the nineteenth century and in line
with other operatic works such as Bizet's The Pearl
Fishers and Massenet's Le roi de Lahore.The subject of
the opera was suggested by Gondinet as a vehicle for
the American soprano Marie van Zandt.

18. 4. Ambar
Amber is not considered a precious
stone and can be very reasonable in
price. The price is considered by the
clarity of the amber, the size, and it can
be very pricey if it actually has insects
frozen in the sap!