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4Ms4 Critical Domains



-Attributed to manufacturing, those are: man, machine, material and method work together.


-Applicable to business opportunities since business is in essence tied to manufacturing as well.


-When putting up a business, manpower is critical as well as the other elements.

Important

4Ms?

Method


Manpower


Materials


Machines

System and step by step process

Method

Without a scalable process, it would be difficult to expand the business

Method

used in the main branch must be documented and must be replicated as well in other branches

Method

If having difficulty, find what needs to be improved

Method

Worker

Manpower

Honest and capable people

Manpower

Treasure your employees who are both capable and honest

Manpower

Integral to the growth of the business

Manpower

Sources of raw materials

Materials

Cheapest possible at the highest quality.

Materials

Proper equipment

Machines

Machines to automate the work

Machines

by definition, a pithy descriptor used in marketing campaigns to communicate the unique value proposition of a brand or its products.

tagline

is to leave consumers with a lasting positive impression of the brand

tagline

is a short, memorable phrase used in marketing campaigns to convey the value of a brand or its products.

Tagline

Product Description

1. Who is this product for? The target audience.


2. What are the product's basic details? This includes attributes such as dimensions, materials, product features and functions.


3. Where would someone use this product? Is it meant for indoor or outdoor use, for your car or your home?


4. When should someone use the product? Is it meant to be used during a certain time of day, seasonally or for a specific type of occasion?


5. Why is this product useful or better than its competitors? This can be anything from quality to value to features.


6. How does the product work? This may not be necessary for every product, but if you are selling anything with moving parts or electronics, it's a must-have.