Impulse Buying - Business Studies

In bushiness we have been learning about impulse buying. I made a brochure of everything about impulse buying. The information wasn't hard to get because we learned about beforehand. Do you impulse buy? If so how many times a week. The source I used was the information that we learnt. 

Bank crossword

 

Cross

Bank, Account, EFTPOS, Debit Card, Bank, Account

Down:

EFTPOS,  Withdrawal , Deposit, Interest, Per Annual, Savings

Business - Market Day

Strengths:
We prepared the churros the day before. Making the churros the day before helped a lot because it cut down the cooking time for a lot less. It also turned out well because it was crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. Also we sold out all our churros and got lots of compliments on them as well.


Weaknesses:
A weakness we had was that we didn't have a poster to put on our table. We also did really bad on our time management because we had to wait a long time for the churros to be done. Also that we had to make the bags smaller which took a long time and also covering the churros with cinnamon and sugar. Also after we were done we had to quickly go to our table and put our product on there. We lost a lot of costumers because there were no churros ready to go. Lastly people didn't know where our table was going to be so they didn't buy it.

Business

In business we are making churros and our brand name is Nan's churro. The people in my group are Johanna and Trisha. We came up with our brand name from Genica's and Trisha's last name and Johanna get called grandma sometimes.  Our company is a asian owned company as well as bringing the Mexican tradition in these churro. We are working together because we get our work done on time. We wanted to make churros because it's a trending food that people would want to buy. We also decided to get a dip which we chose was chocolate and caramel.
This is our logo

Business

Who is in your group for a business:
For business I am planning to work with Trisha and Johanna. We work well together because we always get our work done on time.


Building activity:
I think Trisha and I worked really well together because of how we communicated and listened to each others ideas. Some of our ideas didn't work out but in the end we put paper inside and it all worked well.

Business

Peter Jackson
1. Describe Peter Jackson's early films.
The early films he did was called Heavenly Creatures, Meet The Feebles, Braindead and Bad Taste. Peter Jackson wrote and directed a film that was about flesh eating aliens. Later he found out that the film was a hit and got 30,000 dollars from NZ films.

2. Peter Jackson is described as "one of the most powerful directors in Hollywood". What does that mean? It means that he effects people that watch his films. He also makes it that when you watch the  movies you are able to understand the meaning behind it.  Also to make it entertaining for everyone to watch.

3. Make a list of all the films Peter Jackson has been involved in?
The hobbit, King Kong, The Lord Of The Rings, Splatter Phase,Heavenly Creatures, Forgotten Slivers, lovely bones, The Fellowship Of The Rings, etc.

4. Why do you think Peter Jackson has been successful?
Peter Jackson has been successful for the ways he directs movies which makes people want to watch them.

5. How does Peter Jackson Benefit New Zealand?
Peter Jackson benefits New Zealand by making people recognise our country. He also benefits us because he filmed lots of movies in New Zealand which will make a lot more people want to come here.

Sam Morgan

Where did Sam Morgan’s interest in buying and selling come from?
Sam Morgan was trying to find a second-hand heater to help him survive a drought in Wellington. Sam Morgan was trying to find one on the internet but he couldn't find one on any NZ websites. 

Describe the early days of Trade Me.
In the beginning Trade Me wasn't very successful as it only had 5,000 people customers and 200,000 people viewing. He knew a way to make it more successful but he didn't have enough money to do it. After a while he sold half of a company with a former Deloitte colleagues for $75,000. 

How did Sam Morgan turn Trade Me into a multi-million dollar enterprise?
Sam had a lot of dedication and turned Trade Me into a multi-million dollar business. At the start he thought that he wasn’t going to do well but after he sold part of his company he did much better as he was able to put all of his time and effort into his business. 

RICHARD PEARSE TIMELINE - BUSINESS