Check out the latest episode of #allaboutbusiness the podcast on hvspn.com. We explain why marketing is important, what it is, and how to use it in your business.

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In this episode of All About Business the Podcast we discuss: what marketing is, why it’s so important, and how to use it in your own business.

In this segment I will be explaining what marketing is and how it works.

1. Defining Marketing
2. Methods used in marketing
3. Marketing to customers and maintaining relationships with customers
4. Matching products to the right target market
5. Product, Price, Place, and Promotion are the 4 P’s of marketing. 
6. Product
7. Price
8. Place
9. Promotion

In this segment I will be explaining why marketing is so important, and why you need to use it.

1. Marketing Is An Effective Way of Engaging With Customers
2. Marketing Helps to Build and Maintain the Company’s Reputation
3. Marketing Helps To Boost Sales
4. Marketing Can Help Provide Insights Into Your Business
5. Marketing Helps Your Business Remain Relevant
6. Marketing Creates Revenue Options
7. Marketing Helps The Management Team Make Informed Decisions

So, let's head onto our final segment.

In this segment I will be discussing how to use marketing in your own business.

1. First you need to decide what your target market will be. Some factors you may want to consider are:
2. Where do they live?
3. Age?
4. Gender?
5. Likes and/or dislikes?

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You are listening to All About Business, the podcast with your host(s) Prithvi.

In this episode of All About Business  the Podcast we discuss: what NFTs are, how they work, examples of NFTs and we will be hearing from my 2 guests on their opinions about NFTs. 

In this segment I will be explaining what NFTs are. 

1. NFTs stand for non-fungible tokens. They are unique non-interchangeable units of data stored on a digital ledger. NFTs can be anything digital but are mostly pieces of digital art that are verifiable assets that can be easily traded on the blockchain.
2. In simpler terms they are essentially digital trading cards that people can buy and sell. Each NFT is unique, no two NFTs are the same. Most NFTs are part of the Ethereum blockchain, and can be purchased on various websites and marketplaces. 
3. Usually people buy NFTs with Ethereum, and most NFTs can be extremely expensive, some selling for millions of dollars. But, are they worth it? If you really appreciate artwork and you have the money then go ahead. But, all NFTs can be copied meaning even if you bought it others can take it just by copying the URL itself.
4. On the other hand, making and selling an NFT is pretty simple. All you need is a digital wallet, a small purchase of Ethereum, and a connection to an NFT marketplace. After that all you have to do is make a piece of digital art and upload it onto a marketplace. Then buyers may come across your art and buy it.
5. NFTs can quickly balloon and value if they become popular, some have been sold for up to $69.3 million. Speaking of popular NFTs, in our next segment I will be talking about popular NFTs, so lets head onto segment 2.    
6. OpenSea: https://opensea.io/

In this segment I will be listing a few popular NFTs, and explain more about benefits and problems with them.

The most popular NFTs by sales volume of all time

1. CryptoPunks: Has a total of 10K items, 3.3k owners, and has a trade volume of 750.3k ethereum. 
2. Bored Apes Yacht Club: Has a total of 10K items, 5.9k owners, a floor price of 50.69 ethereum, and has a trade volume of 261.0k ethereum.
3. Decentraland: Has a total of 97.2K items, 6.0k owners, a floor price of 3.494 ethereum, and...

Check out the latest episode of #allaboutbusiness the podcast on hvspn.com. We discuss what cryptocurrency is, how it works, and we will be hearing from a guest who has knowledge on the topic.  

You are listening to All About Business, the podcast with your host(s) Prithvi.

In this episode of All About Business the Podcast we discuss: what cryptocurrency is, how it works, cryptocurrency you should invest in, and we will be hearing from a guest about his opinion and experience with crypto, so let’s dive right in and head onto our first segment.

In this segment I will be explaining what cryptocurrency is and how it works.

• Cryptocurrency is a relatively new type of currency, the main difference between it and traditional currency is its exclusively virtual, meaning there is no physical form of the currency
• The way it's created is also unique, instead of being created by a central bank or government, cryptocurrency enters circulation through a technological process which involves the participation of volunteers from around the world using their computers.
• That’s why most cryptocurrencies are described as decentralized, they aren’t controlled by a single entity or nation, it takes entire networks of volunteers from around the world to validate and secure transactions made with cryptocurrency.
• Some Other Differences Between Crypto and Physical Currencies:
• Regulation: Because cryptocurrency is fairly new it is largely unregulated compared to physical currencies. Even with a few regulations established they vary depending on jurisdiction.
• Speed: Cross-border transactions around the world with cryptocurrency can take minutes instead of several business days like physical currency.
• Cost: Cross-border transactions with crypto can also cost significantly less than physical currency.
• Supply: Unlike physical currency, crypto has a limit on how many tokens can be released into circulation. When countries have a financial crisis governments and banks can print more money. But with crypto there is a certain limit to how many tokens can be produced. For example, the number of Bitcoin has to reach 21 million in circulation before it stops being released. 
• Immutable: This means that all crypto transactions are final, once they are added to the ledger it’s virtually impossible to reverse it.
• If you want get started you can buy crypto on various platforms, here are a few:
• Coinbase