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3 years ago

How to create a social media platform

Business

2 answers:

Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

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Answer:

Define Your Target Audience

Develop Growth Strategy Based on Your Users

Follow these Social Network Development Check Points

Use Minimal and Simple Social Network UX Design

Promote Your Social Network Effectively

irinina [24]3 years ago

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Here's how you'd do this.

<h2>1. Find your audience.</h2>

When starting a platform, find out who you're targeting. In this case, this can be people who like other platforms, or that are active on other platforms. This would allow them to come to your's since they are active on many social medias.

<h2>2. Take feedback.</h2>

Some websites allow you to pay a small fee for thousands to answer a survey you make. Some good questions would be like, "how often do you use social media?", "What's one thing you would change on social media?". People have such creative feedback and can be a key to a new platform!

<h2>3. Figure out your plan.</h2>

Figure out if you're doing a Gaming Social Media plan, or what's your main goal? Figure that out, including using people's feedback! Once you have a chart, design etc on what you're doing that would be a great idea for knowing what you're doing! :)

Your company is made, you need staff/workers and more users! Find partners, advertisers and much more. Partners are really useful as they would help you succeed. Advertisements are a key to getting more users on your company.

Let me know if you have any questions!

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b. Sales for December = $390,500

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January = $216,200

February = $213,075

March = $191,750

Explanation:

First consider the following information:

Credit sales are collected as follows:

65% in the month of the sale

20% in the month after the sale

15% in the second month after the sale

a. To calculate sales for November, note that the account receivable balance at the end of the previous quarter is from the sales of the previous two months (November and December), of these sales, we are told that $78,100 is from December sales, therefore to calculate the amount from November sales = 107,000 - 78,100 = $28,900.

Next, we are told that the 15% of sales are collected is the second month following sales, and January is the second month following the November sales from the previous quarter, therefore, the $28,900 from the previous November sales is 15% of the original sales, and the original sale is calculated thus:

Let sale for November be N

15% of N = 28,900

15/100 × N = 28,900

0.15N = 28,900

∴ N = 28,900 ÷ 0.15 = $192,666.67 ( to 2 decimal places)

b. The $78,100 which was uncollected December sales is 20% of the original sales, since December is the one month away from the beginning of the new quarter, and 20% of sales is collected in the month following sales. Therefore December sales is calculated as follows:

Let December sales be D

20% of D = 78,100

0.20 × D = 78,100

∴ D = 78,100 ÷ 0.20 = $390,500

i. Cash collections in January

from previous quarter = $107,000

from January's sales = 65% of January sales

= 0.65 × 168,000 = 109,200

Total cash collection in January = $216,200

ii. cash collections in February:

From December sales = 15% of December sales ( Fabruary is 2 months following December sales)

= 0.15 × 390,500 = $58,575

from January's sales = 20% of January sales (February is the month following January's sales)

= 0.20 × 168,000 = $33,600

from February's sale = 65% of February's sales

= 0.65 × 186,000 = $120,900

Total cash collections in February = 58,575 + 33,600 + 120,900 = $213,075

iii. Cash collections in March

From January's sale = 15% of January's sales

= 0.15 × 168,000 = $25,200

from February's sale = 20% of February's sale

= 0.20 × 186,000 = $37,200

From March's sale = 65% of March's sale

= 0.65 × 199,000 = $129,350

∴ Total cash collections for March = 25,200 + 37,200 + 129,350 = $191,750

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