thank god. finally, i'm done with Entrepreneurship project! i was surrounded by a heap of notes to ensure that i was right on track. this is abnormal because usually, i don't care. but for the sake of my group's very own proposed business plan, i give my all. cedebabababahh! haha. no lah. actually, the group and i are afraid of ms debbie ng. the day before, we were late for the project consultation at 11am. and she jolly well cancelled the meeting. as usual, with her famous not-my-problem attitude. *shrug* (did that ring a bell, anyone? hahaha)
well, i can't believe that i actually bothered and put much effort to sound almost perfectly professional in the written report so that she could have a good impression on us. at least, we are making up for the incident. i am, or rather, we, are very concerned on our grades. OH GOODNESS. this is the world's appalling news ever - naqiah is concerned about her grade. i guess, my leaf is gradually turning over to the other side. hahahaha. macams pahams. by the way, as the matter of fact, ili, jacinda and i undeniably fought with our group leader to print out the overall written report. just because we thought that his printer is made in china which produces horrible printing effects. he is one kind of a super economical freak. that aside, lets peep into my partial report on segmentation.
"Six-Inch Heels segments its market into various segmentation method. One of it is based on demographic which largely emphasizes on the age and gender. This can be depicted as Six-Inch Heels caters wholly for damsel teens and young women, aged 16 to 35 years old. The merchandise assorments are intensively selected and imported to augment this group of temptress. Apart from that, the name 'Six-Inch Heels' illustrate an impression of effeminate collections."
ah tengok. akak akak business dah bebual! for sure, i'm gonna be one of the 45 students to be enrolled in the University of Stirling, degree in retail management. muahahahahahahaha
