Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Thursday, November 16, 2017
HOT SEAT LESSONS CARCHANGE UPDATE!!!!!!
As a result of sitting on the hot seat a couple days ago there are many logistics I need to figure out. One of the most important ideas was to figure out my pricing logistics. This includes how much my company will make on each transaction, will the renter or our company set the price for the cars, and if there should be a fee to list your car on our website or app. These are all significant decisions which will determine whether or not customers are attracted to my company. Other topics I learned about from the hot seat was to find a way to convince my customers it is safe to rent out their car. I plan on achieving this by guaranteeing every renter full coverage on their car if it is stolen or damaged. Lastly, I need to decide where and how the transaction will occur between two people, this is important because customers should feel safe renting from a stranger. Currently, I am working on finishing my website and there has been significant progress since our last update. We hope to get our website up and running asap and listings/purchases soon!!!
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Friday, October 6, 2017
A New Way to Exchange Cars? (Progress Update)
Our business, still with no decided name, has progressed greatly since we first started. We have been able to figure out the logistics behind our business and exactly how we should run it to make it successful. Furthermore, after filling out the business canvas I was able to understand how to acquire, grow, and keep my customers. Planning this section out was the most important as if I do not have enough following my company will die quickly. However, there is still a lot of information we still need to work on. First, we would like to decide on a name for the company so we can begin to start branding. Also, we need to build a professional website or app quickly which is the most expensive and significant aspect of our company. If consumers can not easily navigate through our app or website they will think twice about never using our product again. Therefore from all this, progress has been made, but there is still a lot of information for me to figure out.
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