Business II – Andromeda's RPC

Business II Lesson 55: Illustrating Children’s Books

Once again I have been learning about ways to make money. There were a few different options to choose from as my essay topic, but I chose… Read more “Business II Lesson 55: Illustrating Children’s Books”

This week there were even more opportunities to make money presented to me in my business course. Of all the ideas, this week had the least appealing… Read more “Business II Lesson 50: Social Media Marketing”

In the last few lessons of my business course, we have been learning about more ways to make money utilizing the internet. Although there were multiple options… Read more “Business II Lesson 45: Selling Products Online”

During the last few lessons in my Ron Paul Curriculum business II course, we have been learning about virtual jobs. Virtual jobs are jobs someone could do… Read more “Business II Lesson 40: Graphic Design”

This week I learned about a few new opportunities to make money off the internet. Although none of the topics really jumped out at me, out of… Read more “Business II Lesson 35: Website Development”

Both cash and accrual accounting have their advantages, but it is widely accepted that accrual accounting is the superior method. Cash accounting is sometimes used in small… Read more “Business II Lesson 25: Cash Versus Accrual Accounting”

I do not have a “favorite” product based company per se, but I will write about Trader Joe’s, since many of the products I use come from… Read more “Business II Lesson 20: My Favorite Product-Based Company”

Harry Browne’s five-point sales process ensures you will leave your client’s presence with a definitive sale. Here is each point and a brief explanation. 1. Discover the… Read more “Business II Lesson 15: Harry Browne’s 5-Point Sales Process”

Franchising and running your own business are two concepts that are very similar, and very different all at once. Franchising involves owning a piece of a franchise,… Read more “Business II Lesson 10: The Franchise Model vs Creating a Business From Scratch”

The three main areas of business include sales and marketing, operations, and finance and administration. While there are many other important aspects of business, these three key… Read more “Business II Lesson 5: How the Three Areas of Business Apply to a Business in My City”