from concept paper terms (online) Flashcards
section is where you present and analyze the outcomes of any preliminary research, experiments, or studies relevant to your concept. This section is crucial as it provides evidence supporting the feasibility and potential impact of your proposed idea.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Clearly and concisely present the data or findings from any preliminary research or pilot studies. This can include statistical data, survey results, experimental outcomes, or any other relevant data.
Use tables, charts, graphs, or other visual aids to help illustrate your findings. These should be well-organized and easy to understand.
Results
Analyze and interpret the significance of your findings. Discuss how they support or challenge your concept.
Discussions
are supplementary sections at the end of the document that provide additional information to support the content presented in the main sections.
- include materials that are too detailed or extensive to be included in the main body of the paper without disrupting its flow
Appendices
Research method used to evaluate the viability and potential success of a new idea, product, or service before it is fully developed and launched. It involves gathering feedback from target audiences to understand their perceptions, preferences, and likelihood of adoption
Concept Testing
_________________ is information provided by customers about their experiences with a product, service, or company. This feedback can be positive or negative and is crucial for businesses to understand customer satisfaction, identify areas for improvement, and enhance the overall customer experience.
Customer feedback
A ________ is any item or service created and offered to meet the needs or desires of consumers. ___________ can be physical goods, digital goods, or services, and they are designed to provide value to customers in various ways. The concept of a _________ encompasses a broad range of offerings, including tangible items, software, experiences, and more.
product
Refers to the amount of money a customer must pay to acquire a product or service. It is one of the key elements of the marketing mix, often referred to as the 4 Ps: Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Pricing strategy is crucial because it affects both the perception of value by the customer and the profitability of the company.
Price
refers to the distribution channels and locations through which a product or service is made available to customers.
Place
refers to the various methods and techniques used to communicate with and persuade potential customers to purchase a product or service.
Promotion
practice of identifying business needs and determining solutions to business problems. These solutions often involve a combination of process improvement, organizational change, and strategic planning.
crucial for understanding the current state of an organization, identifying opportunities for growth or improvement, and guiding decision-making processes to achieve business objectives.
Business analysis
refer to the initial expenses incurred by a business during the process of establishing itself. These costs are necessary to set up the operations of a new business and can vary widely depending on the nature and scale of the business. Understanding and accurately estimating startup costs is crucial for creating a viable business plan and securing funding.
start up cost
typically refers to the total amount of money or resources needed to start and sustain a business venture. It encompasses all the costs required to launch the business and support its operations until it becomes self-sustaining or profitable. Here are the key components that contribute to the total investment:
total investment
refer to the estimation or forecast of future sales revenue that a business expects to generate over a specific period. It is a critical component of financial planning and business strategy, helping to predict income, set targets, allocate resources, and assess the feasibility of business plans.
Sales projections
is a financial metric used to evaluate the time it takes for an investment to generate enough cash flow to recover its initial cost. In simpler terms, it measures how long it will take for an investment to “pay back” or recoup the initial investment outlay.
payback period