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1.) My general approach is different than most. I was not ready to expose my idea to the billions of people in the world. I was planning on gathering information, and opinions from my fellow peers before investing a large sum of money to turn my idea into a reality. Therefore, I did not promote my idea to many members outside of my entrepreneurship class.

2.) After analyzing google's stats about my blog, I found out that six people found my blog on their own. I was hoping for zero page views, however, I was planning on a few people to find it. I need to keep my idea and concept as private as possible so a large company does not steal it and create it on their own. They have the capital to do that.

3.) I ignored turning to social media. I took this class very seriously and if my idea continues to get positive reviews and support. I plan on pitching my idea to a company that can then build the app that I want, and I plan on getting donations and funding to make it happen.

4.) The post with the largest page views I received was the blog Celebrating Failure. That blog received a total of 12 views and I would assume it is going to max out around 14 or 15. I believe that blog was the highest in view count because the comments I left on other people's blogs led them to mine.

5.) I did not make it to the first page of google. I stopped looking when I still did not make it to the 10th page. I am not upset or worried about that though, because when my concept and venture is fully functional, is when I will heavily advertise my business.

Lastly, to anyone who has visited my blog and read my business plan, I would hope you would respect what I have done and please keep it to yourself. I dont want my idea spreading to far. Thank You,

Michael Sacks