Introduction to the Art Review Paper Writing Assignment Help

Task

Part A :The Video Pitch

Now it’s time to pitch your brand on the digital campaign you’ve assembled throughout class.

Video requirements:

5-minutes maximum video in a M4P format

Must be edited (see editing tutorials on D2L)

The video should have at least 4 images or stock videos (cite sources at the end)

May include powerpoint slides to explain complicated concepts

Must be creative and engaging

Include at least 30-seconds of you on screen (talking-head). (see D2L for talking-head samples)

Must have audio (we recommend writing out a script).

Part B：The Pitch:

Your video pitch should include scripted out content about: (PowerPoint)

Brand Name & Overview

Campaign Big idea

Target Audience

Goals & KPIs

Social Media Strategy

Paid Ads Strategy

Inbound Strategy

Sample content (3 samples)

Campaign Budget Breakdown

Closing Slide / Summary

https://chinesefood361646847.wordpress.com/blog-feed/

This link is all my blog post for this course You only need to help me to finish the Part B （PPT） after you go through all the blog I posted (No1 food market) All the content information you can find on the blog and you need view the blog from bottom to top And I need to read the PowerPoint you did for my video post

Send me back a PowerPoint

Thanks !

For those of you do not have access to an ESOL child – you are given the option to watch videos. The researcher who carried out this case study has provided these videos. So you have a description of the child, pre-assessment, visits with the ESOL children and post-assessment. Look through the modules and attach all scanned work with your description or in the appendix. For the pre-assessment and post-assessment use the rubric/matrix to indicate their levels. The parent interview and the teacher interview are not provided, but for the purpose of having these multiple sources – an interview with another teacher and an adult ELL learner is provided. You can also interview any teacher or adult ELL that you know.

Regardless of whether you are doing the case study with an actual ESOL learner or doing the virtual option – you are supposed to describe the activity and analyze the language development and be able to connect it with the theories, notions and the readings that we have read so far. For example – if one of the activity is Total Physical Response (TPR), after describing the activity you will discuss what you thought of this approach? Was this an effective way of learning? What does the theory say about it? Or say for example you used one of Ada and Campoy’s activity – did this activity really emanate a dialogue? What was the objective and did the activity meet its objective and so on.

THIS IS A 20 PAGES ASSIGNMENT

Your Final paper is a culminating project based on your research and writings for the last half of the semester.

This document should be a thorough examination of your chosen business and should be both professionally formatted and well written. It should be accurate, thorough, and clean. Since this is modeled after reporting that freelance business consultants can be paid for, this should be presented in the way a report would be presented. Try to present the most information in the shortest way possible, ensure it is easily digested and based on real numbers/research (step above your competition and cite your sources!).

Additional documentation and research may be necessary. Please cite your sources. (Always remember to do this- many professionals do not. When you cite your sources, you set yourself apart from the competition.)

Company: Uber

Your final paper should include:

1. Business Model Canvas
   1. A written summary presenting the opportunity, size of the market, problem or unmet need, and solution. References must be included and assumptions documented.
2. A separate write up describing each area of the BMC, each one of the 9 areas and your rationale for the importance. I would expect you would have 2-3 points for each of the 9 key areas.

1. 1. 1. Value PropositionWhat is your company’s value proposition? More importantly, how will you deliver that value to your customer base? Focus on strategies that distinguish your product offering in your market. What do your customers want most and how best can your business deliver that to them?
      2. Customer SegmentsSegmenting your customer base is an essential part of identifying your venture’s critical sales channels. Focus on key demographics, age groups, ethnicities and genders in order to segregate your customer base. From this exercise you should be able to distinguish between those customers that your enterprise deems to be the most important and essential to growing your market.
      3. ChannelsOnce you’ve segmented your customer base, you’ll now have to decide upon those aforementioned channels to market. This may ultimately force you to use multiple channels. For instance, you may opt to sell direct to end-users for some product lines, while using sales agents and distributors for others.
      4. Customer RelationshipsWhat do your customers expect from you in terms of servicing and maintaining their business? Can your enterprise bundle special services with your product offering that might help to set it apart from its competition? Move away from seeing sales as a series of singular transactions where you try and maximize gross profit on each additional sale. Instead, see your customers as potential partners and define what it takes to retain their business for the long-term.
      5. Key ActivitiesWhat activities or operations are essential to growing your business? Think of those business activities that your enterprise must excel at in order to meet its value proposition. Think of the importance of a well-defined supply chain, one where vendors are properly aligned and can immediately turn around raw materials and parts. Think of the importance of having solid partnerships with creditors and investors.
      6. Key ResourcesWhat resources must your company acquire or secure in order to attain its value proposition? Your venture’s resources can be its business knowledge, its core competencies, its management, its employees, or even its physical assets, such as equipment and machinery. What resources does your venture require in order to achieve your value proposition?
      7. Key PartnershipsWho are the venture’s main stakeholders, and of those stakeholders, who are the most valued partners? When looking to define your venture’s stakeholders, look to isolate those strategic partnerships so vital to your venture’s success and ones that are essential in mitigating risk. Focus on key investors, suppliers and creditors. Next, define their relationship to your enterprise and their appropriate roles and responsibilities.
      8. Cost StructureIn this step, you’ll define your company’s cost structure relative to your value proposition. What costs are essential to manage in order to deliver your value proposition? How best can you manage these costs in order to derive the greatest return? Focus on segregating those resources and activities where you’ll need to have strong cost controls. Lower costs means these activities will bear fruit earlier in the process.
      9. Revenue StreamsDefine your company’s revenue streams. Will you only derive revenue on sales of a given product line, or will you charge for essential services such as delivery and special packaging? Approach this step with the mindset of your customer segments. What are your customers willing to spend in order to benefit from your enterprise’s value proposition?

Pick any organization you are familiar with and complete a SWOT analysis for it. You may want to create a chart to help organize your ideas. You may also want to review the SWOT Analysis of Flat World Knowledge as an example. Evaluate which is stronger for an organization — internal or external factors. What specific ideas from the SWOT are most important to overall strategy formulation for the organization?

Prepare a two page (double-spaced) essay. The paper should be 12-point font, Times
New Roman, be at least 500 words, and include a final source list.