For small businesses, SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives, "the Counselors to America's
Small Business") and the U.S. SBA (Small Business Administration) advise a total marketing
budget of 2 percent – 10 percent of sales.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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Which of the following are all subjective pronouns?
A) he, she, whom, it, your B) her, him, us, they C) he, she, we, them D) who, she, myself, mine E) he, she, who, it, they
All of these issues are results of data integrity problems except ________,
A. the system will give users too much information B. inconsistent results C. incorrect results D. the system will develop a poor reputation E. users lose confidence in the data
A hotel advertiser who places an ad on a travel booking website is making use of contextual advertising.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Joint Ventures. Frank Hartman, Jr., and Robert Wiesner visited the site of a derailment of a Burlington Northern (BN) train to bid on lumber carried on the train. Hartman was to provide the salvage expertise, and Wiesner was to provide the know-how to
sell the lumber. They submitted a bid of $113,663, which BN accepted. To make the payment, Hartman and Wiesner contacted Dave Anderson, who contacted Doug Feller, the managing partner of BBD Partnership. Hartman, Wiesner, Anderson, and Feller agreed to share profits from the sale of the lumber. BBD then borrowed the money to pay BN. BBD, through Feller, had promised to get involved only if it could own the lumber, however. Thus on the bill of sale, BN entered the names "Hartman Construction" and "Feller Associates," a sole proprietorship owned by Feller. BBD later sold its interest in the deal to another party. Two years later, Hartman, Wiesner, BBD, and Feller became involved in a lawsuit over the funds that BBD had borrowed. Was the deal between the parties a joint venture or simply a loan from BBD to Hartman and the others? Discuss fully.