Lesson 4 (Report) Flashcards
This is behavior that people consider to be correct, polite,
and respectable.
Also Known As Business Etiquette, refers to the
requirements and expectations of social and business
behavior
Decorum
unwritten rules or guidelines that are peculiar to every
culture or organization, and are supposed to be
observed by all parties in the conduct of business,
entertaining, negotiating, politics, etc.
Protocol
Business policies play a crucial role in shaping the way organizations operate. A business policy is a set of guidelines and principles that govern decision–making and actions within a company.
Policies
is any form of paid non-personal presentation of ideas,
goods, or services for the purpose of including people to
buy.
The word Advertising is derived from the Latin words “Ad” and
“Verto”
Ad means “towards” and Verto means “I turn”
Advertising
Types of Advertising
Print Advertising
Outdoor Advertising
Broadcast Advertising
Celebrity Advertising
refers to activities a company undertakes to
promote the buying or selling of a product or service.
includes advertising, selling, and delivering
products to consumers or other businesses. Some
marketing is done by affiliates on behalf of a company
Marketing
4P’s of Marketing
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
is one of the most crucial principles of marketing. The
product can either be a service you provide or goods
Product
is the amount that consumers will be willing to pay
for a product
Price
This is where your products or services are available
to the customer, whether this is a shop or an online
website, or both
Place
This involves raising awareness about your
company, brand, products or services offered
Promotion
the process of recording all financial transactions to
keep track of the cash flow.
Bookkeeping
entails the careful examination of an individual or
firm’s financial records for the purpose of determining its
validity and reliability.
Auditing
A simple and straightforward method
Single-Entry Bookkeeping
An entry is recorded in at least two
accounts as a debit or credit.
Double-Entry Bookkeeping
