Marketing Blog Intro

What prompted me to take the BA 223 course is because I need a business credit to be able to transfer my required credits to transfer to either OSU or U of O.

My major is in Graphic Arts since I'm trying to become a Videogame Designer for my future career, which is still a long time for me to achieve, but I'm giving my best intentions to be successful so that my dream career can become a reality.

What I am most interested in learning about marketing is how to create a product that could be the next trend that would prompt people to be interested in, buy the product, and experience how much money the product would make.

One thing I am passionate about is mainly videogames, mainly because videogames are one of the things that keeps people entertained, and how to improve skills by communicating with other gamers, and hand and eye coordination.

Blog written by: Nathan Crane

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