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Food Truck business art terms

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entrepreneur a person who organizes and manages a business, taking on risks to turn a creative idea into a profit
artpreneur a combination of artist and entrepreneur; an artist who runs their own business selling their creative work
sole proprietorship a business owned and run by one person
brand the unique identity of your business, name, logo, style, and reputation
mission statement a short sentence explaining why your business exists and what it aims to do
profit the money left over after all expenses are paid
markup adding an amount to the cost of your materials to determine the selling price
invoice a document sent to a customer asking for payment
target market the specific group of people most likely to buy your product or service
product vs. service a product is a tangible item you can touch; a service is work done for others
revenue the total amount of money a business makes before paying for expenses
expenses the money spent to create the product, such as buying materials, tools, or electricity
loss when expenses are greater than the revenue generated
cost of goods sold the direct cost of materials and labor to make one unit of a product
break even point the moment when total revenue exactly equals total expenses
inventory the raw materials or finished products a business has on hand
prototype a first, preliminary model of a product used for testing and evaluation
marketing how a business tells potential customers about their product
pitch a short, persuasive explanation of your business idea designed to convince people to support it
feedback opinions and evaluations from customers to help improve the product
Created by: jamielcoley
 

 



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