FUBU case
1. Daymond with his sense of style and active awareness of the simplicity of other products brought a number of qualities and resources, to act as a start up of a new business firm, since he has grow up in a hip-hop rap style culture he has already seen the different styles and quality's in the way hip-hop stylist have presented themselves. Having this awareness most likely made it easier to put together a sportsman-black cultural look into a line of clothing that had a lot of popularity advantages. With the rap style trends rapidly extending above and beyond urban areas, the whole idea of producing a new clothing line was not One set back is the inability to produce large amounts. That's where Daymond's available resources played a critical role. It was his ability to sell the idea to his peers, or his peers acting as good friends that made production a possibility. Which led him to the opportunity to present his product to another great resource; LL COOL J himself a model spokesman for this particular type of active wear. In turn this made the product available to be seen by millions of young, star struck, turn of the century generation X-ers, who hold a vast amount of inspiration to stay within the newest and c
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Approximate Word count = 1095
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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