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This video shares a range of top tips for Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) based on my experience of teaching in the past and the lessons that I’ve learned.
In this video, teachers from around the World share 7 tips for those who are about to embark on their first year of teaching. The first year of being a newly qualified teacher (NQT) can be daunting but if this video supports one person out there, that makes our collective efforts worth it.
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In this video, we address the most important points of the father of modern marketing Philip Kotler of his book marketing 4.0 to bring you the first 5 points you must learn to conquer marketing today if you liked do not forget to subscribe.
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00:12 1 POWER SHIFTS TO THE CONNECTED CUSTOMERS
00:52 2 THE PARADOXES OF MARKETING TO CONNECTED CUSTOMERS
01:48 3 THE INFLUENTIAL DIGITAL SUBCULTURES
02:49 4 MARKETING 4.0 IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
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Marketing 4.0 by Philip Kotler – Book Summary by Book Shack
Philip Kotler, one of the world’s top marketing experts, wrote Marketing 4.0 to guide the next generation of professionals on the road to change. Marketing is no longer the same: the internet and the rise of the digital world have changed the relationship of companies with their consumers. Advertisements on billboards and television are no longer as influential as before. So how do you reach your customers effectively? What are the changes brought by this new era of the digital world? This book will help you understand the new dynamics of the market and how you can improve your productivity today.
This book answers the ultimate question in the minds of next-generation marketers: ‘In a connected world, what are the new rules of marketing?’ With increased mobility and connectivity, customers have shorter attention span to consider and evaluate brands. There are two major implications. First, marketers need to stand out and deliver a moment to get customer attention. Secondly, customers rely on the advice of their friends and family on which brand to choose. The book discusses the power shifts, the paradoxes of connectivity, and the future sub-cultures that will shape the future of marketing. It will lay the foundation which makes WOW Marketing imperative. It will explain how WOW Marketing improves marketing productivity.
► In “Marketing 4.0” Book you’ll learn:- Marketing 4.0 Summary
• Learn what is Marketing 4.0
• Moving from Traditional to Digital.
• Use mobile in your favor.
• Improve your performance.
• Learn Content Marketing.
• Learn how Digital Marketing brought changes.
• The Evolution and Future of Marketing – Marketing 4.0 Moving from Traditional to Digital.
• Review of Marketing 4.0 by Philip Kotler
• Marketing 4.0 moving from traditional to digital.
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Philip Kotler – Father of Modern Marketing – Marketing 4.0 Summary
Philip Kotler is an American marketing consultant, author, and professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. He studied economics from three Nobel Prize laureates and went on to define new marketing practices, being a few examples of it: marketing practices based on behavioral science, strategic marketing, and social marketing. Kotler is a prolific author, his most successful books are “Marketing Management,” “Marketing 4.0,” “Kellogg on Branding,” “Winning Global Markets,” and “Kotler on Marketing.” Video Rating: / 5
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Raising money is hard. It’s so hard most companies fail at it.
In this video, we’ll look into traction requirements, pitch decks, alternative funding sources and on how to find investors. This is seed funding for entrepreneurs.
I’m the CEO of a company called Slidebean, and thousands of startups have used our platform to create their pitch decks. Their success is our success, and this is why we get involved with them and have learned a thing or to about what works, and what doesn’t.
I started my first company in 2011, and I failed at raising capital. I know the pain of shutting down a website you spent countless hours on, and having to email all your customers to say it’s game over.
The problem with my first company is that we spent too much time trying to find investors, hence we failed to notice some of the fundamental flaws in our product.
For Slidebean, we raised a seed round of 0,000 which has allowed us to grow to a team of 25, increase our revenue to seven digits and become profitable in the process. And yeah, it was hard.
I’m telling you this because I want you to trust my advice. I tried and failed, and I can look back and see why I got a ‘NO’ from most of the 142 investors I pitched. Yeah, 142 to raise 0,000.
So let’s talk about traction, first.
I have this problem with startup press (but we love YOU, @jordanrcrook). It gives new founders a false notion of how fundraising works. You read the story of Yo, an app that just sent notifications saying ‘Yo’ and how they raised a ,000,000 seed round, and you assume that’s something anyone with a couple of lines of code can do.
Most companies raise money AFTER getting traction. Very few companies raise money with just a prototype and no users, and certainly, NO company raises money without a fully formed founding team.
The most extreme case here is tech companies that are trying to raise money to hire a CTO. This makes no sense. Tech talent is expensive, and it’s scarce, and the first proof that your company is worth something is that you managed to find a full stack developer that would turn down a job at Google to work on this idea. As a CEO, you need to be able to find and convince that guy, who joins your company for the stock and not for the salary; when he could be making 0,000/yr otherwise.
The reality of startup fundraising today, at least in Silicon Valley and New York, is that companies are pitching investors with traction, excellent traction.
Traction usually comes in the form of revenue: tens of thousands of dollars per month, growing over +20% month-over-month. I’m not making this up, check this article by VC Elizabeth Yin. Pure play, no-revenue traction counts only when you are dealing with millions of users and fantastic retention rates.
So how can you get to these numbers venture capitalists expect, if you don’t have any money to start with? Yeah well, bootstrapping.
We bought our domain in 2013 and started working on our product, but it was only after 18 months that we managed to get any decent money to ramp up growth. It was 0,000 from the 500 Startups program, but we’ll talk about accelerators in a minute.
From May 2013 through October 2014 we bootstrapped. We did part-time consulting so we could pay our bills. We had a ,000 salary each, and we shared an apartment. It was barely enough, but the backgrounds of the three founders made up for all the talent we needed: no need to hire anyone. Our company burn rate was probably ,500 including our ‘salaries’ and the services we needed.
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