Creating an effective business model has little to do with Web activity, though a Web presence and strategy is obviously part of the process. The key questions include (1) Does this work for the customer? (2) Is it markedly differentiated from existing suppliers? (3) Is it profitable, enabling us to survive? and (4) Can we execute it (including all the essential elements of communicating the benefits to all the stakeholders)?
The communications elements, budgeted effectively to do the job, will include the Web presence.
Yeah I kind of took a hammering for saying this about a week or so ago on the blog (except I used the term "what sucks already" which rubbed the sect members the wrong way).
There are a billion ways to make no money that's for sure.
So... new strategy: What Would Steve Do?
Oil is like a wild animal. Whoever captures it has it.
--Jean Paul Getty
So is business on the web. Wild as fuck. Steve has caught himself some. Others need to build a better trap.
What would Steve do? Strut and preen, claim sole proprietorship to any and all Apple inventions (you'd think no one there other than him ever did anything), and ignore everyone else. The world revolves around Steve and if you don't believe me, ask him.
What would Steve do? Strut and preen, claim sole proprietorship to any and all Apple inventions (you'd think no one there other than him ever did anything), and ignore everyone else. The world revolves around Steve and if you don't believe me, ask him.
At least Obama made the list...
Steve is like Facebook.
The epitome of Narcissism. Apple could also be spelled Steve if he wanted to and so would itunes ipod and all other things.
About the web thing. I guess everyone thinks its one big sea and i'll also get some drops and ends up dehydrated.
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