Write My Liberty BUSI 372 Assignments

The opening forum looks at the automotive customer and the place of marketing and sales in a dealership.

Written Assignment 1, in week two, and Written Assignment 2, in week three, each applying the chapters to a dealership marketing or sales problem.

Forum 2, in week four, on the sales process.

The IFL Essay, in week five, on faith and the ethics of selling.

Forum 3 in week six, Forum 4 in week seven and Forum 5 in week eight, on closing, delivery, follow-up and building lasting customer relationships.

Every piece is worth 100 points, so all eight together make up 800 of the 1,010.

The exams are not written here.

The exams cover the same material, so the written pieces double as review.

Assignments in weeks two and three usually take the most research, since they ask for analysis of a marketing or sales system.

Your Canvas prompts decide each forum's exact question.

A forum post states a clear view in its opening sentence, supports it with the text, the presentations and a current fact, and ends with a takeaway a sales manager could act on.

A post on follow-up, for example, might lay out a simple contact plan for the first ninety days after a sale and explain how it lifts service visits and referrals.

A written assignment opens with the dealership situation, applies the relevant concepts, presents evidence such as lead source data or customer reviews, recommends specific actions and explains how success would be measured.

The IFL Essay sets out a thesis about integrity in sales, supports it with Scripture and Christian thought on work and service, and applies it to concrete moments such as pricing, trade-in appraisals or follow-up calls.

Industry terms are explained briefly for readers new to the business.

Recommendations stay within advertising and consumer protection rules.

A second reviewer checks every piece before delivery.

Where a prompt asks for a comparison, such as traditional and one-price selling, a short table sets out the differences.

Digital marketing posts name the specific channels and the measure each is judged by, such as cost per lead or appointment rate.

Sales process posts follow the named steps in order and show what goes wrong when one is skipped.

The essay quotes Scripture briefly and spends most of its length on application.

BUSI 372 assignments come from former salespeople who became managers, internet and business development directors, dealership marketing managers and strategists at agencies that serve dealers.

They have handled leads, set appointments, worked deals and built follow-up programs, so their examples come from real practice.

They track automotive digital marketing, from listing sites to social campaigns, and know which measures matter.

They write in a direct, persuasive style suited to marketing topics.

The faith essay is written by someone who can treat the ethics of selling honestly.

Writers never learn your name.

Questions about any concept can be answered through the coordinator.

Several still consult for dealer groups on lead handling and digital advertising.

They read your earlier posts before each new one so the voice stays steady.

Their examples include both franchised and independent dealers, since marketing differs between them.

They are comfortable writing for both new and experienced readers.

Forum posts lose points when they ignore the week's presentations or discuss marketing without any dealership setting.

They lose points when sales steps are blurred or skipped.

Written assignments lose points when they describe a problem without recommending specific actions and measures.

They lose points when recommendations would break advertising or consumer protection rules.

The IFL Essay loses points when faith and selling are discussed in separate halves without connection.

All pieces lose points for uncited statistics or outdated examples.

A second reader looks for these faults in every file.

Forum posts also lose points when they sound like a sales pitch rather than an analysis.

Assignments also lose points when recommendations ignore the store's budget or staffing.

Essays lose points when they condemn sales broadly instead of describing how to sell with integrity.

Posts lose points when they skip the presentations.

Discussion posts generally need two days, while a written assignment or the essay takes two or three, depending on how much research the prompt needs.

Each piece is priced on the work involved and how soon it is due; exams are never part of the price.

To start, send the prompt and the due date, plus any rubric your section has posted and any dealership experience you would like reflected.

You receive a cost and a delivery day for each piece before writing starts.

All eight items can be booked in week one and released as each week approaches, which keeps exam weeks clear.

A forum due within two days is usually still manageable.

If you want changes before submitting, the person who drafted the piece makes them.

Each piece arrives as a file ready to upload or text ready to paste.

Revisions usually come back within a day.