ENGL 2960 E Commerce Digital Agency Presentation Need a presentation promoting the business/service described below: BUSINESS/SERVICE: “e-commerce Digit

ENGL 2960 E Commerce Digital Agency Presentation Need a presentation promoting the business/service described below:

BUSINESS/SERVICE:

“e-commerce Digital Agency. I am sure that this already exists and might even be saturated at this point, however, I strongly believe that this business venture could be huge if implemented right, especially with how e-commerce is on the rise lately.

Online marketing has been around for a long, long time, and I am sure that ad agencies have been around for just as long. That is why my agency will offer other, less traditional, services accompanying our digital marketing services. We will offer a service to aspiring Drop-shippers, and other e-commerce sellers (Amazon, eBay, Wish, etc) to let us prepare their websites, products, and online stores (including all sales channels) from SCRATCH, as long as they provide us with a few general preliminary ideas about their desired store, product or niche in the beginning phase. We will even offer account/business analysis and upgrade-your-business features to pre-existing eCommerce sellers to expand our audience, and their business.

I would market this business the same way I would advise a client to market theirs; online. My audience targeting would be worldwide. I believe with the recent surge in eCommerce, many may have decided (including myself) to pursue or maybe even just try the eCommerce world. Without the proper guidance in this type of business, you are almost guaranteed to fail as there are so many variables involved in it. Through my own personal experience, it is hard to find the right FREE content on the Internet to help you pursue your online business. That can only be accomplished through real-life experience or proper guidance. If my eCommerce side gigs turn out to be successful in the long-run, I can use those results as an asset for marketing while starting out. Then I can rely on positive customer feedback and testimonials for promoting the agency.

I will be using PowerPoint for the presentation. However, I have not decided yet on what ideas and formatting to go with. I have multiple general ideas of what my presentation will look like in the end, however, nothing is official as of right now. I’d appreciate any advice or tips on setting up my actual presentation!” , Verizon LTE
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intensive care ward staff, and the police. This group constituted a case management team which
developed a case management plan. Under the plan, Robbie was eventually released to his parents for
six months, under the supervision of the department of child welfare. Both parents were referred to a
couples parenting group run by the local mental health center, and they were required to remain in that
group during the six-month period of supervision.
The child protection services obtained a children’s court order (civil court) that placed Robbie
temporarily in his grandmother’s care, under supervision from the department of child welfare.
Meanwhile, David’s and Bonnie’s strengths and weaknesses as a couple and as parents were assessed.
During the initial stages of hospitalization, when Robbie’s condition was still unstable, some thought was
given to referring the case to the criminal court, but this legal avenue was not taken.
The Egan case is a modification of one presented by social worker Kim Oates (Ammerman and Hersen
1991).
Do you agree with the handling of this case? Please support your response using materials available
through this class. (5 points)
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Case Study: The Egan Family
Bonnie and David Egan live in an inner city. David, 20, is an electrician’s helper and is regularly
employed. Bonnie, 19, is a part-time clerical assistant working for the recreation department. Robbie
Egan, their first child, is a physically healthy but chronically restless and irritable nine-month-old who is
cared for during the day by his maternal grandmother.
Bonnie belongs to a church choir, so every Monday she attends practice sessions at the local church for
about three hours. Robbie is left at home in David’s care on these occasions. One night when Bonnie
returned home, she found Robbie restless and crying in his sleep. In the middle of the night, Bonnie
went to check on Robbie. He was very pale and breathing irregularly. Bonnie and David took Robbie to
the city hospital where his condition was serious enough to warrant immediate admission to the
intensive care unit.
The medical findings when Robbie was admitted were serious. He was gasping irregularly and was
unable to be aroused, although he was responsive to pain. His condition continued to deteriorate
rapidly to the point that he was unable to breathe spontaneously and had to be artificially ventilated. A
CAT scan of the brain showed marked swelling in the left side of the brain and signs of bleeding within
the brain substance. There was no skull fracture. The findings were consistent with an acute brain injury.
There were slight bruises on Robbie’s arms and on the right side of his head, but nowhere else on his
body. A radiological survey of all of Robbie’s other bones revealed no recent or old fractures.
David and Bonnie, interviewed by the physician, could offer no explanation for Robbie’s condition. David
had indicated that while Bonnie was out, Robbie had awakened crying. David had tried feeding and
comforting Robbie with no initial success, but after about 20 minutes Robbie fell asleep. Both parents
were told of the hospital’s responsibilities to report injuries that had no explanation and where child
abuse could be a possibility. Both parents denied any maltreatment of Robbie. Bonnie and David were
subsequently interviewed by-the hospital-based child protection team (a pediatrician and a social
worker) with similar results.
The medical opinion was that Robbie had sustained an acute brain injury on the evening of his admission
and that a combination of violent shaking and a fall was thought to be the likely cause. Hospital staff
believed that Robbie did awake crying while Bonnie was out of the house and that David, in his
frustration about not being able to settle him down, had shaken him too violently. Robbie had perhaps
also fallen during the encounter.
Robbie’s condition remained unstable and critical for the first week of his admission to the hospital. He
was eventually able to come off the ventilator and, contrary to initial concerns, was not left with any
severe cerebral damage. He has been carefully monitored over the past few months and appears not to
be suffering any long-term effects.
A case conference held early in the process was attended by representatives from the hospital’s child
protection team, the child welfare agency (which was the statutory authority for child protection), the

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