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The document discusses the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a business. For strengths, it focuses on establishing close relationships with customers. Weaknesses include problems with late payments and cash payments. Opportunities include offering cheaper prices and better quality through more options. Threats to the business include stolen cars, counterfeit spare parts, competition, and increases in spare part prices abroad.
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The business struggles with payment and late payment issues from customers. Other difficulties include not having cash on hand and paying bills on time. However, the business has opportunities to take advantage of by offering cheaper prices and better quality options. There are also trends in the types of cars customers are buying based on their age. External threats include stolen cars, counterfeit spare parts, and increases in prices of spare parts from abroad which affect the business.
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We focus on maximum customer service and minimum profit. We develop strategies to form close relationships with customers through sincerity and evaluating individual payment plans. Our most significant feature is offering uncompromising quality in our products, which has led to us being preferred over competitors.
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Market research
This section of your plan should explain:
· The total size of your industry
· Trends in the industry – is it growing or shrinking?
· The total size of your target market, and what share is realistic for you to obtain
· Trends in the target market – is it growing or shrinking? How are customer needs or preferences changing?
Barriers to entry
What barriers to entry does your startup face, and how do you plan to overcome them? Barriers to entry might include:
· High startup costs
· High production costs
· High marketing costs
· Brand recognition challenges
· Finding qualified employees
· Need for specialized technology or patents
· Tariffs and quotas
· Unionization in your industry
Threats and opportunities
Once your business surmounts the barriers to entry you mentioned, what additional threats might it face? Explain how the following could affect your startup:
· Changes in government regulations
· Changes in technology
· Changes in the economy
· Changes in your industry
Use the SWOT Analysis Worksheet on the next page to identify your company’s weaknesses and potential threats, as well as its strengths and the potential opportunities you plan to exploit.
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Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Product/ Service Offering
Unique Product and Services
Online Presence
Online Market
Intense Compeition
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Appealing to a wide range of ages
Advertising is limited because of low brand awareness
Advertising and marketing can help boost the brand image nationally
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Strong Management
Hiring a great staff with knowledge of the things associated with the gimmick used
Hiring High School and college students
Cohesion affected by the age and experience differences
Finance
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Viable industry and high exchange means low market share
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Management
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The document contains financial records for Egemen Çoban from the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department. It includes monthly records of funding sources, income, expenses, and opening and closing balances from January to December. The total money received for the year was TL 35066 and total money spent was TL 5540, leaving a closing balance of TL 27150.
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The document provides cost and pricing details for a product service. It lists the name, surname, department and date of an individual. It then details the costs of various components of the product service including drivers' salaries, car rentals, fuel, and tickets which total $3200. Additional costs of $5600 are listed, bringing the total cost per unit to $3600. With a price per unit of $4400, the profit margin is $2230 or 76% and the mark up is 22%.
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The document appears to list various products and their costs totaling $22,100. It includes items like tires, brakes, seats, glass, mirrors, carburetors, batteries, telephones, and cleaning supplies. The document does not provide much context around the purpose or who Egemn Coban and ECE are.
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The document shows monthly sales figures for a company over a 12 month period. It includes the number of cars sold each month, total sales revenue from cars, number of service jobs, total revenue from services, and total monthly profit. Over the full year there were 19 cars sold for a total of $222,000 in revenue, 152 service jobs for $83,500 in revenue, and a total annual profit of $53,800.
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The document provides cost and pricing details for a product service. It lists the name, surname, department and date for an individual. It then details the costs for various components of a product service including units, drivers' salary, car rentals, fuel, and tickets which total $23,100. Additional costs are $5,600 and the cost per unit is $3,600. The profit margin is $2,230 and price per unit is $4,400, resulting in a 76% profit margin and 22% markup.
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The business serves customers every day except Sundays. Payments have been made regularly through the bank. Currently products are not made in-house but steps may be taken for in-house production in the future. The business operates as a group with workers helping to run it in a fast and cost-effective way. Delivery has involved cargo transport and disposal. The business is run using workers operating from an unspecified location.
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Our company distinguishes itself from competitors through close relationships with customers, striving to satisfy them, and working with customers to create customized payment plans by fully examining finances. We also offer uncompromising quality in our products, which has led to us being preferred over competitors who do not share this focus on quality.
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Our domestic parts can be used for our products, which allows our customers to compare us favorably to competitors due to our quality and lack of Chinese parts. Our competitors are experienced, located in major cities and shopping centers, sell car transport trucks ranging in price from 10,000 TL to 50,000 TL, and have numerous branches, though they lack friendly customer contact and service.
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Locally the company has a good market share but receives 25,000 hits per day nationally on the internet compared to 2,000 locally. The company is becoming a global brand and is very popular currently. The company sells all kinds of products according to customer needs and demand is stable across all seasons, with very rare exceptions of weather affecting deliveries during winter months.
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This business aims to reach prospective customers through distributing flyers door to door and by telephone. Customers can find information about the business and what it does on its website or by getting brochures. The business is a family profession. Popular marketing methods include television, the internet, newspapers, and radio. The business will make business cards, leaflets, and exhibit at trade shows to increase sales and visibility. It already has its own website to sell products online. The estimated marketing budget is 100,000 TL for television ads, 10,000 TL for leaflets, and 30,000 TL for other expenses.
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The document discusses a company that sells products locally and nationally. It works directly with customers face-to-face which it believes is the most secure sales method. The company has 20 years of experience in baking and can deliver advanced, easy-to-use products and sites based on its previous experience in the market. It aims to have the best prices and product quality to prompt customers to buy.
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The document summarizes a business plan to sell electronic products like TVs, computers, laptops and tablets out of a single center. It also plans to sell mobile phone software that will be useful and competitively priced based on quality. The business will not sell all products and services at start up as a strategic choice, for example holding back full-featured software until changes can be made to the programs. The goal is to provide useful programs for both work and personal life.
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I want to start my own engineering design business because I enjoyed my studies in electronic communication engineering and have work experience in electronics services and manufacturing companies. I am currently completing my bachelor's degree in electronic and communication engineering from the European University of Lefke with a 1.80 GPA, and have hobby interests in sports, music, and cars. I also have a computer certificate from high school and know how to use solid electronic design programs.
egemen information
Mithat Egemen Çoban is a 29-year old single Turkish citizen studying at the European University of Lefke. He completed his high school education at Besikduzu Ataturk Lisesi and has done internships at TRT Radio since 2009. His hobbies include cinema, politics, and books. He speaks English at a middle level and has a driver's license. Mithat also has leadership and computer certificates and can provide references from Ismail Karasu and Ali Agaoglu.
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- 1. Strengths Whatarethepositivethingsaboutyourbusinessthatmake it specialcomparedtothecompetition? Competition in placethatwebelievewould be beneficialto do campaignsandcompaniesaretakingsteps in thisdirection. Is it somethingspecificaboutyourproductor service? specialfor us toestablish a closerelationshipwithcustomers, andwe pay specialattentiontoeveryone. Weaknesses Whatarethethingsthataremakingyourbusinessstruggle? Weaknesses of ourbusiness is havingproblemswithpayment in cashandlatepaymentproblemsariseoftenarefacedwith. Is thereanything else that is a difficultyforyournewbusiness? Ourotherproblemsare not ouronly problem is aboutpaying. Opportunities
- 2. What can youtakeadvantage of in themarketplace? Cheaperpriceadvantagebyofferingoptionstoprovidemoreandbetterquality. Is there a newtrend? No generellayeverytimesellingsamestyle of carsandyoungsarebuyingsportcarsoldpeoplearebuyingmorecompactandcheapc ars. Orchanges in thelaw? Not anylawchange. Threats What is threateningyourbusiness? stolencarsandcounterfeitsparepartsourourbiggest problem. Toomanycompetitors? Wehave of course on how muchcompetition Someexternalfactors? As in everysector of ourindustry has some of theexternalfactors. forexample, priced in an increase in sparepartsabroadaffects us too.