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Introduce your Network Shop Introduce your team members Introduce your member job function Final Presentation minutes

Present all of products Reasons to choose each product Potential profits of the products Original strategy of products Final Presentation minutes

Tina forever –WebsiteWebsite

Tina Forever –Website Back OfficeWebsite

Tina Forever Customer List

Network Shop Total Orders

Royal Customer List

Best products on Top Sale

Best Viewed Products Most Popular Products

Product sales revenue analysis Gross profit: total amount Net profit Statistic report from back-operation office (products net price can be presented here as comparison) Final Presentation minutes

Assess best-sold products Why? Assess unpopular products Why? No product click-view or still no purchase after view Final Presentation minutes

Research products strategy Enlighten promotion Final Presentation minutes

END Reflection Q & A Final Presentation