Tired of tests and homework.

Let’s say there was new product coming out for Coca-Cola.

The method we will take will be to increase recognition of this product.

Before we try to increase sales of this product we need more people to know about this product. Catching eyeballs.

Pros of this method are that in the future, sales will probably increase.

On the other hand, Cons of this method is that this won’t directly relate to sales, since this method is just to raise the recognition, not the sales.

To apple this product on the top page of the official home page, and Facebook page might be effective. 

Did I read the directions? NO!

And I have to write about why it’s important.

I don’t know what this refers to.
Either to research something or stagflation.

Looking at other people’s blogs, it looks like the topic you discovered.

To know about stagflation is important because it can happen anywhere in the world now!

Not surprising at all!

I have time so I’ll talk about why it is important to research things too.

It’s important because in a world where information are exchanged very quickly, new things, and words come out very often.

So you have to keep up.

That’s where these research sites come in.

Thanks!

Best Teacher You'll Ever Know

Hello guys

This is Yasu enjoying Sunday night and suddenly realizes that I haven’t done my homework.

The homework for this week is to research some kind of a topic.

The topic I chose is “Stagflation”.

I heard that Korea is in Stagflation? (in? during? What do you use for Stagflation?)

And the question is, what is Stagflation?

Mr. Wikipedia told me that “stagflation is a situation in which the inflation rate is high and the economic growth rate slows down and unemployment remains steadily high.”

High inflation and low job available.

Thanks Mr. Wikipedia!

Here is the link.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stagflation

It's all about compromising.

No need to read this post further.
Be careful.
But I have to post this.

If someone is reading this further, I'll have to remember their names.

And make them forget.

Thank you

Starbucks, CocaCola, Pepsi, Toyota, CNN

These 5 are ones that I followed.

I didn’t follow them because I totally like them.

Well, to tell you the truth, I did follow them because I like them.

I had to come up with a reason. And I did.

They help me brand myself because these companies have many followers.

They know how to brand themselves.

So I will try to steal their techniques, so that I can brand myself.

And I followed CNN because I have to keep up with the latest news, so I can tweet something smart!

Although I know I can’t!!

That’s it. Thank you.

Writing a blog from Starbucks. Java chip frappuccino $3.45.

It's good. If you want to know about the taste.

One thing that Japanese are curious about people in the US is why they buy the larger size drink in fast food restaurants, when it’s free refill. I have been studying this for years and I came up with a conclusion. ① Americans don’t like to move while eating. ② When they leave the restaurant, they want to have a lot to drink later. If someone asks you, I think this is the ideal answer.   

The thing I need to talk about today is why it is important to market ourselves, and how I can build my brand online. It is important to market ourselves because we are not that special. Let’s say I graduated Waseda University (my home university by the way) in Japan. There are about 10,000 people graduating the same university every year. So, if you just say I graduated Waseda, that doesn’t make me special. I need to show that I did something special to distinguish myself with other graduating students. To build a brand online, you need to do something special, or you have to do something what others haven’t done yet. Making a blog is what everyone does. You have to post a blog that someone hasn’t posted yet. Mine? This is something usual. You should do something that I don’t do.

Thank you for reading! And if you have time, please leave a comment.

I will stick to this site 24/7, so that I won’t miss any comments.