Social Media and Adversiting

I’m participating of a challenge, to create a business with less of $20, and to receive $100 in profit until of semester. Exactly, create a business!

In the begins I think that was easy but, the challenge started on my choice that kind of business that was compatible with my situation – a father of four, an employer that need to work 44 hours per week, a husband, a voluntary which serve by 6 - 9 hours per week and, my responsability how student. Before this situation I thought that something with social media would be a great opportunity.

So, I chose to offer the service of adversiting by social media, like Facebook and Instagran. During the time of search, I found some informations very interesting:

- Do you know that currently exist more than 100,000,000 registered users on social media?
- That  companies ignore 70% of Facebook questions?
- When Facebook fans post their questions online, only 30% of them receive answers.
- Users spent $1.85 billion on virtual Facebook credits in 2012?
- That 93% of pinners shopped online in the last 6 months

Social media is the best way to reach the customer and grow the business is by social media, and an great tool of adversiting, but it isn’t mean that is a work easy or of easy acess to customer because, many managers don't see the true potential of marketing on social media.

Our dreams are our boundaries!

Many times we fail down and get up is very hard. Other times the things don't happens how we like or want. This week, I had the opportunity of know about Paul Robshaw.

Paul Robshaw, has over 40 years of experience in real estate investiment. He is a big former of real estate partnerships. His experience came early, working alongside his father at age 13. His work has involvement in commercial construction, conversion of condominium, apartment and office building management and leasing.

In 1990 he founded the AIC Ventures. AIC Ventures is an investment fund manager alternative capital solutions to middle market companies. Acquiring property and creating new leases or performing build-to-suit capital for new property.

The most important lessons, he learned with his father, that allowed Paul to survived and thrive again after losing every thing. And it's the great lesson – We can to survive and thrive again after losing. In the same day, Paul Robshaw, had business bankruptcy and divorce (personal bankruptcy). That day was very tough time but, was a time for think and reorganize the money and think about accomplishements.

"Our dreams are our boundaries" - Paul Robshaw.

They existed, there exist and will exist moments when we fall and we are led to think that we fail down or we never will are a person with success. When this moment come, remember - other they got, I can!

Acton Hero - Paul Robshaw