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I can see my project!

Finally I've found my glasses.

before this, I felt like I've been looking at my project outcome through a haze. With the last discussion between a few friends, I now have a rather clear idea... I get the same feeling when I've lost my glasses and finally found them again.

I will be working on a fashion reseller's blog as my project. Basically, this is rather popular in South-east asian countries such as Malaysia and Singapore. As far as I know, it isn't adopted here. A fashion reseller's blog is to sell clothing through a blog, which would fit my advertising on the Web 2.0 project.

This also helps me to clearly imagine an outcome of my project. Of course, now I'll have to come up with tedious business plans and branding solutions. But I'm just so glad to have the goal within sight now.

here are some links that I've gathered from friends for reference.
Existing Fashion Reseller Blogs.
Malaysia
www.sashavintage.blogspot.com http://morooom.wordpress.com/ http://hugsandjellyfishes.blogspot.com/

Singapore
http://www.schwingschwing.com/ http://shop.koumikoumi.com/ http://sputniklittle.livejournal.com/

Now I have a list of things to do :
  1. Come up with brand value grid
  2. then the Business plan.
  3. research on different types of target market and their buying patterns on the internet.
  4. organize weekly meetings with the new "company"
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