froms and types of businesses

Non-Profit

A nonprofit organization is a company that does not intend to earn a profit but typically needs funds to provide services or

A nonprofit organization is a company that does not intend to earn a profit but typically needs funds to provide services or support to the public to meet various needs.

disadvantages

Rely on donations

Nonprofits sometimes sell products or services to generate revenue, but often, they rely heavily on fundraising and private donations to provide services and resources.

Hard to keep rising founds

Raising funds is an ongoing challenge that is especially tough when the economy is poor. Nonprofits typically must report how they use their funds. In general, the government and donors like to see most funds go to services and not administrative expenses.

advantages

Tax advantages

As they are not intending to earn a profit, nonprofits usually have significant tax advantages over for profit-making businesses.

Be perceived in a positive light

Nonprofits are generally perceived by the public in a more positive light. Opportunities to get grant funding and lower costs on such things as postal service fees are also advantages.

examples

The NFL, YMCA, goodwill

interesting information

Public Charities are the Largest Category of 30 Types of Nonprofits

E-Commerce

Electronic commerce, or e-commerce, (also written as e-Commerce) is a type of business model, or segment of a larger business

Electronic commerce, or e-commerce, (also written as e-Commerce) is a type of business model, or segment of a larger business model, that enables a firm or individual to conduct business over an electronic network, typically the internet.

disadvantages:

Cannot be tried

many customers want to experience the product before purchase, especially when it comes to clothing, but e-commerce eliminates that luxury.

Credit card fraud and security

consumers run the risk of identity fraud and other hazards as their personal details are captured by e-commerce businesses while businesses run the risk of phishing attacks and other forms of security fraud

advantages

A new business mode

On top of eliminating the need for long lines at physical stores, e-commerce sites allow people who are not situated in major urban areas access to stores located remotely.

Save costs

since you also eliminate the need for a physical store, your business can save money on rent and upkeep like utilities and maintenance.

examples

online store, online teaching, software development

interseting imfomation

A husband and wife team tap into youtube to sell hair extension products.The way they did it was through providing great, valuable content to their audience by offering them free video tutorials on how to create glamorous hair style on your own

Servise

A commercial enterprise that provides work performed in an expert manner of its customers. The typical service business provi

A commercial enterprise that provides work performed in an expert manner of its customers. The typical service business provides intangible products. In other words, service is basically paying someone to do something for you.

disadvantages

Difficult valuation

Your service business is harder to value than a manufacturing or retail company.You have to establish a track record of sales and some reliable sales projections to convince lenders of the value of your company.

Demand cutback

In difficult economic times, consumers usually cut back on services.

advantages

No inventory

If you sell a service, you usually don't have any inventory. Instead of buying and selling products, you convince customers to take advantage of your ability to make their lives easier.

You’re an expert

If you developed your service based on a skill you have, you are an expert in your field. You can increase the size of your business by becoming better at that skill.

examples

Education, consulting,transportation and so on.

interesting imformation

Apple’s iPad retina display is actually manufactured by Samsung.

Merchandising

A merchandising business is a company that purchases finished goods for the purpose of reselling them to customers to earn a

A merchandising business is a company that purchases finished goods for the purpose of reselling them to customers to earn a profit.

disadvantages

Once is not enough

In order to meet the expectations of the customers and keep having new customers coming, you can’t let the bar falls, or the numbers of customers will decrease.

Expense

The expense of improving sales environment can add up quickly. Although good merchandising can result in an increase in profitability over the long haul, it will likely cost you time, effort and money in the short run.

advantages

Bring more customers in

Increase sales

Merchandising can increase the amount of customers who notice and enter your store. With increased traffic may come increased sales and success.

examples

Free samples, logo items, limited-time offers

interesting imformation

To draw customer interest, retailers use VIBGYOR color blocking, to place merchandise in a color sequence that emulates how prisms break up light: violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red.

Manufacturing

The process of converting raw materials, components, or parts into finished goods that meet a customer's expectations or spec

The process of converting raw materials, components, or parts into finished goods that meet a customer's expectations or specifications.

disadvantages

The problem of hidden costs

they must also consider the additional costs of dealing with an outsourcing partner. A company using a contract manufacturer in a low-cost country, for example, may incur shipping costs that cancel out any unit cost advantages.

Risk factors in contract Manufacturing

Loss of control is a major challenge. Contract manufacturers may not be able to maintain production schedules or meet agreed quality standards, particularly in distant locations where day-to-day control is impractical.

advantages

Cost advantages

The manufacturer may, for example, be based in a country with low labor costs. Some contract manufacturers specialize in specific types of products, setting up high-volume production lines that allow them to produce products at a low unit cost. A company can also obtain a cost advantage by outsourcing production

Operational advantages

If demand for products increases, for example, a company can hire additional production capacity to meet short-term demand without investing in its own facilities.Companies can also improve the quality or performance of their own products by outsourcing production of components they cannot manufacture with their own resources.

examples

Apple, General Motors and Sherwin-Williams

interesting imformation

An American manufacturing worker has 10 to 12 times the output of a Chinese worker.