Jan 17 2009
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Jan 17 2009
Just bullshit about a 1980’s article about Steve Jobs
Jan 20 2009
Absolutely! Check out some articles about TapOut. They were a very small entrepreneurial venture, and have become one of the largest MMA sponsors in the world.
Jan 23 2009
It would be if it has to do with the business. Dana White is an excellent example of an Entrepreneur and how the MMA industry pretty much owes its existence to him.
Jan 24 2009
Cover the business basics:
Customers:
Who are the customers for watching MMA fighters, or who are the customers who will want to be paid sponsors of MMA fighters? How many customers are there in your market? What do you kow about them?
Product:
How do you define your product here? Is it the specific fighter(s) that companies will sponsor, or the events that people will attend to watch them fight? What makes your product better than the alternatives, e.g. sponsoring a race car or hosting a boxing match?
Price:
What will you charge companies to sponsor a fighter? What will you charge people to attend a fight? How does that compare to the prices for alternative advertising or entertainment options? Does that adequately cover your operating expenses?
Place:
Where you gonna do it?
Promotion:
How you gonna make your customers aware of the opportunity you’re presenting them with?
