Exam- of body

        Tests for Self-Exams

In life, daily you have to be appear in exams and in some you have to act as examinor and in some places you have to have to been examined by others. 

We appears and prticipants in exam of life just for earning our bread and butter but have ever we examine our self ? 

As our body also appears in exam of life daily,  where it got passed and where it failed we only come to know when we stuck in any sever illnesses.

As you don't have any alternate of your body because you have one body and it’s with you forever, so it’s important to take care of it.  And to make the right decisions to stay health

 Your sex organs are as important as any other parts of your body , so here enlisting  some ways to keep them healthy:

•  Internal or Pelvic exam

 Internal or Pelvic exam is to make sure that female reproductive organs are healthy.

•  Pap tests  

Pap tests are very important for detecting signs of cervical cancer. It is recommended that females get a Pap test done at 21 years old and then repeat once every 3 years.

• Testicular exam

Testicular exam is to check for signs of testicular cancer. A doctor or nurse can teach you how to do a testicular exam on your own.

•  Breast exam

 Breast exam – to check for lumps, swelling, or other signs of breast cancer. A doctor or nurse can teach you how to do a breast exam on your own.

•  STI testing

 STI testing – if you are sexually active, then youmust should getting tested for sexually transmitted infections in every 1 – 2 years.

 For better understanding of your body, visit a doctor for check-ups, and doing self-examinations are important ways to catch signs of cancer and other diseases.Early enough to prevent serious illness.

 Other reasons to visit a health professional include experiencing pain during intercourse, noticing signs of an STI or signs that you might be pregnant, choosing a birth control options.

If you had unprotected sex, or if you have been a victim of sexual assault.

You can also book an appointment with a health care provider to learn about your body.

  It is important that you feel comfortable talking with your doctor. If you do not feel comfortable or if you are feeling judged by your doctor, or if you do not have a doctor, you should call the local health clinic or health services hotline to ask for a referral.

 Many cities and towns have sexual health centres, family planning clinics, or STI testing clinics, which are all good resources.

 Your first “internal” exam It is normal to be nervous or anxious about your first internal exam. But knowing what it is for and how it is done ahead of time can make it a lot easier.

• An internal, or pelvic exam,is an examination that your doctor or a nurse performs to take samples from the cervix, to test for STIs or to take a “Pap” test to screen for the early changes that can lead to cervical cancer.

• What to expect: -

 Before the exam, the doctor will ask you a few questions about your health, some of which may be personal, including questions about your sexual activity.

The doctor will talk to you through the different parts of the exam. If you’re nervous, let your doctor know – and don’t hesitate to ask questions!

You will be asked to remove your clothes and will be given a gown and/or fabric drape to cover yourself with.You will lie down on the exam table and be asked to move down to the edge of the table and place your feet in the “stirrups” (holders for your feet).

It is normal to feel embarrassed, but you should try your best to relax.You may feel some light discomfort or pressure, but you shouldn’t feel any pain.

 The speculum is a tool that will be gently inserted in your vagina and then opened, in order for the doctor to see your cervix.

The doctor will then take a swab to collect cells from your cervix, in order to screen for cervical cancer and to test for gonorrhea and chlamydia.

Sometimes a bimanual exam will be performed, which involves the doctor inserting one or two gloved fingers into the vagina while gently pressing on the outside of your lower abdomen with their other hand to check the size, shape, and position of your ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus, noting points of tenderness or abnormal growths.

• Pap test - You should get your first Pap test when you turn 21 years old and then repeat once every 3 years.

• There are some situations when a Pap test should be repeated more often. The Pap test will last only a few minutes. Although it may be uncomfortable, it should never be painful. 
• Having a Pap test and pelvic exam is a simple, yet highly effective way to screen for changes or abnormalities in the female reproductive organs that could lead to cancers of the cervix. 
•  If you are still concerned about your first internal exam, talk to someone who’s been there: mothers, aunts, older sisters, friends, cousins can all give you first-hand details about what to expect. Or make an appointment with your doctor to ask questions before booking your exam.

So,get examine your self for a healthy and better life.
So, what is your feeling about this article, kindly acknowledge.
And in next article you will come to know what is STI and it's prevention, tests and treatment? 

sex an essence of life

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Dear readers,

In my last blog I had written about 'sex a need, of life'... , and in the series of the Topic to  "sex" in this blog i will inlight the essence of sex in life.

As sex is the identity symbol based upon the sex organ. And this sex organs are also known as reproductive organs.

Sex for reproduction

Yes, the sex organ is also for reproduction. But reproduction only can be done with the help of  some sexual activity

• Sexual Activity

Sex is a completely a natural and normal activity – meant to be an intimate act, whether it is self-pleasuring or masturbation, or shared with someone you trust.

Becoming sexually active with a partner is a deeply personal decision that may be influenced by your family values or by what your friends are doing or what you see online or on TV. But only you know if and when you are ready for sex. When you are ready, sexual activity should be pleasurable for both you and your partner.

It is important to learn as much as you can and to protect yourself from unwanted surprises. And even if you’ve been sexually active for many years, there’s always more to learn

• Touching
• Touching becomes a sexual activity if it involves touching or fondling the breasts, buttocks, anus, or genitals of another person. Touching yourself in any of these ways to arouse sexual feelings is called masturbation.
• Kissing

Small kisses on the cheek or hand and even pecks on the mouth may be normal to exchange between family and friends, and are not usually considered sexual. But longer kissing on the mouth and other intimate parts of the body, including the neck, chest, abdomen, and genitals is considered sexual activity.

• Masturbation

For many people, their first sexual activity is masturbation. This involves touching yourself through stimulation of your breasts, buttocks, anus, or genitals. Sex toys are sometimes used to enhance masturbation.

Masturbation is a good way to learn about what kind of touching you enjoy. Masturbation is a normal activity that people may do alone or with a partner.

Some people masturbate every day, some people masturbate occasionally, and some people never masturbate. There is no wrong way to masturbate unless you feel that it is interfering with your daily life.

There are a few things to keep in mind to make masturbation safer. Avoid putting fragile, sharp, unclean, or excessively large objects into a vagina or anus because they can cause tearing or infection. Any sex toys that are used during masturbation should be kept clean.

• Sexual intercourse

Sexual intercourse is the penetration of a penis into the vagina, also known as “vaginal sex” or “sex”. Fingers or sex toys can also be used to penetrate the vagina for sexual pleasure.

There are many different positions that couples can choose for intercourse. The act of sexual intercourse often, but not always, results in orgasm for males and females, and ejaculation for males. By enjoying foreplay first, so that you are both ready for intercourse, the chances are good that you will find it more pleasurable.

It is important to use dual protection when having sexual intercourse; condoms to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections and birth control if you are trying to prevent pregnancy.

Cybersex and phone sex

Cybersex and phone sex involve talking about sex over the phone or by text, sending naked or telephotos, or watching someone touch themselves over online video chat.

These types of exchanges don’t involve physically touching the other person, so they don’t pose a risk of contracting an STI or getting pregnant.

However, there are risks involved, and it is important to be careful when you exchange images and information over the internet.

Oral sex

Using your mouth or tongue to stimulate another person’s genitals is considered sex.

Heterosexual oral sex does not directly lead to pregnancy, but it could happen if any semen gets into the vagina, so it’s best to always use protection.

Oral sex does pose a risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections.

Anal sex

Anal sex involves penetration of the penis into the anus.

Anal sexual activity can also involve using the fingers or sex toys to penetrate the anus for sexual pleasure. 

Some people find anal sex very pleasurable, and some people do not enjoy it, maybe even finding it to be very painful. It’s important to communicate to your partner whether you feel comfortable with anal sex or not.

Heterosexual anal sex does not directly lead to pregnancy,. so it’s best to always use protection.

Anal sex does pose more risks because it can be easier to contract disease. A condom should always be used, with plenty of water-based lubricant. Many sexually transmitted infections can also be transmitted through anal sex. The risk can be decreased if you use condoms.

It’s best to clean the penis or sex toy afterwards to not spread the bacteria to other areas that could cause infection.

Are you ready to have sex?

Becoming sexually active is a deeply personal decision. Only you can decide if and when you are ready for sex.

You will want to be sure that you have all the information you need about sex, including how to be safe, how to avoid getting a sexually transmitted infection, and how to choose a birth control option. This website is meant to help you answer those questions. The first time – and every time – you are thinking of having sex, you should consider why you are doing it. Make sure it’s for your own reasons and not because of pressure from your partner, your friends, or others – or because of what you’ve seen online or in the media.

Pressure to have sex – and pressure to wait – comes from everywhere. In the end it’s your decision and the best way you can decide is to get all the information you need and then consider both the benefits and the consequences.

You need to feel comfortable about your decision – to go ahead or to wait.

Once you’ve made your decision, you need to let your partner do the same – and be respectful of their decision, whether it’s the same as yours or not. This means that you can also change your mind if all of a sudden you thought you felt comfortable and don’t anymore.

Forcing someone to have sex when they’ve said no is a crime. Read more in the section on Sexual Assault.

Sex should be a pleasure for both of you, and it is no pleasure if it is not what you want, whether it is your first time – or any time. Make sure you have the information you need to be safe.

• Sexual Attraction

Sexual attraction is that feeling you get when you like someone, want to be with them, and feel aroused thinking about the

Sexual attraction is different for everyone. What one person finds attractive, another person might not.

Attraction can be based on many things: physical appearance, a person’s voice, or smell, what clothes they wear, what culture they’re from, their personality, charm, politeness – the list goes on.

Humans are diverse in terms of their sexual likes and dislikes. Sexual diversity is something that should be celebrated.

Throughout life, you will begin to recognize what you find attractive and what your sexual likes are, and you may also notice that these likes may change or develop over time.

Sexual orientation can be used to categorize different types of sexual attraction based on a person’s sex. 

                         Sexual Arousal & Orgasms

What happens to our bodies when we get turned o6n sexually?

Answering this question is important for several reasons. First, it’s always a good idea to have an understanding of how your own body works. That way, you can be comfortable with the way your body responds as you get sexually excited.  

• Sexual Arousal

Having a basic understanding of your own body’s sexual response and your partner’s sexual response is an important building block for building a satisfying sexual relationship together. Sexual desire happens during or in anticipation of sexual activity. Sexual arousal can be influenced by the brain, by touching, or by the body’s hormones.

Sexual arousal usually begins in the brain (sometimes called the body’s largest sexual organ). That is, your brain responds to a thought or image, or having a feeling of closeness or affection toward a partner, or the touch of a partner, by sending signals to the rest of your body, especially the genital area.

The sources of sexual arousal are different for everyone; seeing someone they find attractive, like a partner or someone they find appealing, specific body parts, activities, or objects they find appealing, fantasizing about people or activities – the list goes on.

Physiological responses to sexual arousal include – most obviously – an erection for males and swelling of the nipples, vulva and clitoris, and vaginal lubrication for females. For both males and females, the heartbeat quickens, blood pressure increases, and breathing becomes more rapid. Sexual arousal reaches its climax during an orgasm.

How quickly we become aroused and have an orgasm can also change depending on a wide range of factors, including how relaxed or stressed-out we are, whether we are tired or feeling well-rested, whether we have drunk a lot of alcohol or smoked cigarettes, and, probably most importantly, whether we are feeling positively or negatively towards our partner and whether we feel trust.

On average, the time it takes to become aroused and have an orgasm is shorter for males than it is for females. This is important to know because it means that in a relationship between a male and a female, the male may need to slow himself down and not expect that his female partner will become sexually aroused as quickly as he does.

Sexual arousal can also happen without knowing it. It is common to have dreams with sexually arousing images or scenarios, which can cause the same physiological responses of sexual arousal, and ejaculation (called a wet dream).

Some people can be aroused by the idea of holding more power over the other person (domination) or by allowing another person to hold more power over them (submission). Allowing submission during sex can put a person in a vulnerable situation, potentially putting their safety at risk (Consent). This type of arousal needs to be done with mutual consent – where both people feel safe and comfortable. Be very sure it is your choice.

Second, while no two people are exactly the same in the way they respond sexually, knowing what happens to the male and female body during the process of sexual arousal and orgasm will give you some idea of how a sexual partner’s body may respond when he or she is sexually excite

• Orgasms

Sex - a need of life

         " Sex -the essence of life "

This word sex, is very sensitive exciting and attractive. But I am here to elaborate and insight more about this topic "Sex.",  It is a very common as when ever we listen, or read or came to know that who you going someone doing the activity of Sex then we changes our gesture depends upon the situation.

• What is sex ?

Sex is a sign of gender identity and it is decided by the nature. when you were born then Doctor probably assigned your sex- as Male or Female based on your sex anatomy.

 But it doesn't mean about your gender identity. In some of theu people assigned sex and gender identity are same or in line with each other and these people are called Transgender. For an example, a person could be born with penis but identifies as female.
It is commonly divided into two categories  
                                                                 


                   &                 
        
                                                                                            Female                                                                                                      Male      

                                                        
 but there is one more category know as 

                 
                                              

                                                        Transgender

• Sex organs or reproductive organ and sexual activity :-

  A sex organ (or reproductive organ) is any part of an animal's body that is involved in sexual reproduction. There are two sex organs in all  Male and females.
Internal sex organs also called as primary sex organ and external sex organ are also known as secondary sex organ.

   The reproductive organs together constitute the reproductive system. 

• Primary sex organs in animals
• Male sex organ is  testis,
• Female sex organ is ovaries.

• The external sex organs – The genitals or genitalia, visible at birth in both sexes, and the internal sex organs are called the secondary sex organs.

Mosses, ferns, and some similar plants have gametangia for repuroductive organs, which are part of the gametophyte.

 The flowers of flowering plants produce pollen and egg cells, but the sex organs themselves are inside the gametophytes within the pollen and the ovule. Coniferous plants likewise produce their sexually reproductive structures within the gametophytes contained within the cones and pollen. The cones and pollen are not themselves sexual organs.

Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy

• What parts of our bodies are sexual?

Reproductive and sexual anatomy (also known as sex anatomy) includes the sex organs on the outside and inside of the body.

Any part of the body can be sexual. Following parts of our body are sexual

• Brain:  Brain is the most important sex organ in your body. That's because brain controls your sexual responsiveness controls and decides  how your body to reacts to aurosal, sex, or masturbation. 

• Skin: Skin is one of the biggest sex organ, because it is connected with millions of sensitive nerves .Your body when touched make you feel aroused are called "erogenous zone ."

•  Erogenous zone are breasts and nipples, the anus neck, lips, mouth, tongue, back, fingers and toes, hands, feet, elbows, and inner thighs. 

   Any part of the body considered sexual depending on how you feel.

• Sexual Anatomy

Both male and female,  having different sexual anatomy. The body parts of male and female sexual anatomy are different from each other.

• Female sexual anatomy and its parts:

Female sexual anatomy includes the vulva and internal reproductive organs like uterus and ovaries.

External parts of female sex organ

External parts are the parts remains outside of the body. 

• Vulva is the part of female genitals present utside of the boy and Labia, Clitoris, Vagina opening, and the opening of urethra (the hole ). 

• Vagina are just one part of the Vulva . The vagina has a lot more going on than just vagina. vulvas looks exactly the same as vagina but thay're made up of the same basic parts :
• Labia

The labia (lips) are fold of skin around the vaginal opening. It has two parts 
labia majora (outer lips) and labia minora (inner lips). libia majora are usually fleshy and covered with pubic hair . 

labia minora are inside the labia majora it begin at clitoris and end under the oprning to vagina.

labia can  be short or long wrinkeled or smooth. Often one lip is longer than the other. 

They also vary in color from pink to brownish black.The color of labia can be changed with age degradation. Some have larger outer lips than inner lips, and many have larger innner lips than outer lips . Both are sensative ,and swell when turned on.

• Clitoris

The tip of the clotiris is located at the tip of vulva. 
Everyone's clitoris is a differ in size. It can be about a small pea or as big as a thumb. The tip of the Clitoris is covered by clitoral hoop.

The beginning of the clitoris through inside body, back, and down sides of the vagina. This part is called shaft and cura (root and legs), and it is about 5 inches long.

Clitoris is made of  spongy tissue that becames swollen when turned on. 

It has thousands of  nerves endings- more than any other part of the human body, and its oly purpose is to make you feel good.

• Urethra

The opening of urethra is the tiny hole that you pee out of. It is located just below the clitoris.

• Vagina

The vaginal opening is right below urethral opening. Babies are born through the vaginal opening and menstural blood also leaaves out of it. Avariety of things can go inside vagina, like fingers, penises, sex toys, etc.

• Anus

The anus is the opening to rectum. The anus has lots of sensitive nerves endings, so some experiences sexual pleasure from anal stimulation

• Mons pubis

The Mons is the flashy mound above vulva. After puberty, it's covered with pubic hair. It cushions pubic bone

•   Internal Parts of female organ

•  Vagina

The vagina is a tube that connects vulva with cervix and uterus. the babies and menstrual blood  leaves leaves the body through it. Its the olace where some people put pennis,fingers, sex toys, or tampons. Vagina is streachy and expands when turned on.

• Cervix

Cervix divides vagina nad uterus, located right between the two. It looks like a donut with a tiny hole in the middle. Its role is to connect uterus and vagina. It lets menstrual blood out and sperm in. Cervix stretches open (dilates) during childbirth.

One can feel cervix at the end of vagina when inserted fingers, or panis into vagina. Cervix Separates vagina from rest of the body.

• Uterus

The uterus is a pear shaped muscular organ about the size of fist. Its sometimes called  womb because here a fetus grows during pregnacy. During sexual arousal, lower part of uterus lifts towards belly button. That's why vagina gets longer when its turned on and it is called "tenting".

• Fallopian Tubes

The fallopian tubes are a pair of narrow tubes which carry eggs from ovaries to uterus. Sperm travels through them to try to fertilizes egg.

• Fimbriae

The fimbriae look likes tiny fingures at the end of  each fallopian tubes when ovary releases an egg, they sweep it into fallopian tube.

• Ovaries

Ovaries store eggs. They also produce hormones, including estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. These hormones controls things like period and pregnancy.

During puberty, ovaries start to releases an egg each month. They do so intill menopause.

• Bartholin;s glands

the bartholin;s gland present near vaginal opening. They releases fluid that lubricate;s vagina to make it wet when vagina turned on

• Skene's gland

the skene's glands are on either side of urethral opening. They releases fluid during female ejaculation. They are also called paraurethral  gland or female prostrate gland.

• Hymen

the Hymen is the thin, fleshy tissue that streatches across part of the vagina. Hymen vary a lot in how much the vaginal opening they cover and they can sometimes tear and cause bleeding .

• G spot

The G spot, or Grafenberg Spot is located on the front or belly button side of vagina. its a few inches inside the vagina. G-spot swells when you're turned on.

• Parts of male sex anatomy

The parts of male sex anatomy includes Penis, Scrotum (External male genitalia) and internal reproductive organs like testicles.

• External parts 

Penis and Scrotum are two parts of  male external sex anatomy. 

• Penis

Penis is  made of three layers of spongy tissue. When turned on blood fills these tissues. This makes penis get harder and stand up, Which is also called getting erection.

The average size of adult eract penis 5-7 inches long. The size of penis when it's flaccid dosent have much to do with its size when its hard. Some penis get nuch bigger when get hard.

Penis with foreskin are called uncircumcised as there is no any cut on forskin, and the penis having cut on forskin are called circumsied penis.

the panis having diffent shape and sizes but all penis  have the same parts as :

• Glans

Glans id the head or tip of the penis. The opening of urethra is here. This is where pre-ejaculate and semen comes out of and its where you pee out of. It's very sensitive part of penis..

• Shaft

The shaft of penis extends from tip to lower belly. It looks like a tube.Urethra is inside the  shaft.

• Foreskin
• the foreskin is a patch of skin that covers and protects the head of penis. When penis gets hard the foreskin pulls back and the tip is exposed. Sometimes foreskin is circumcised.

• Frenulum

The frenulum is where foreskin meets the underside of penis. It looks like a small V just below the head. Usually part of it remains after circumcision. It is very much sensative.

• Scrotum

The scrotum is the sac of skin that hangs below penis. Scrotum holds testicles and keeps them at the right temperature If it's too cold ,scrotum pulls testicles closer to the body. ?If it's too warm testicles hang away from body.

Scrotum is covered by wrinkly skin and hair, it can be big or small, have a little or a lot of hair, amd vary in color. Some people's scrotum is larger on one side than the other.

Scrotum is super sensitive, so any hitting or twisting is extremely painful.

• Anus

The Anus is the opening of rectum. The anus has lots of sensitive nerve endings, so some people experiences sexual pleasure from anal stimulation.

The Inner Part

The internal parts of male sex anatomy are made up of :

• Testicles

The testicles are two ball like glands inside scrotum. They make sperm and hormones like testosterone

•  Epididymis

The epididymis is a tube where sperm matures. It connects each testicle to each vas deferens, and it holds sperm before 

• Vas Deferens

It is a narrow tube that carries sperm from the epididymis to the seminal vesicles during ejaculation. There are 2 of them one connected to each epididymis.

• Seminal Vesicles

Seminal vesicles are 2 small organs that produce semen, The fluid that aperm move around in. They are located below the bladder.

• Prostate Gland

The prostate gland makes a fluid that helps semen move. Its about the size of walnut or golf ball. The prostate gland is sensitive to pressure or touch in a way people find pleasurable.

• Cowper's gland

The Cowper's glands produce a fluid called per-ejaculate or precursor. The fluid prepares urethra for ejaculation. It reduces function so semen can move easily .The Cowper's gland are under prostate and attach to urethra. They are also called Urethral gland.

• Urethra

It is a tube that carries urine , pre-ejaculate, and semen to urethral opening and out of body..

• C remaster

The C remaster is a muscle that moves scrotum and testicles closer to body . It happens when you're cold, you're aroused, or when some one touches your inner thigh

So ,sex is really a need of life becusr without sex your identity is void. And sex is the symbolic signature done by nature. Mostly it is used for reproduction purpse.

S= Statisfaction, Strength

 Yes, friend sex gives satisfaction and it reduces the stress, anxity and let you calm and after having sex your body feels relaxed and enjoy good and deep sleep to revive your life, and which strenthen you to work more efficiently

• E= Energy, Empowerment, Emotion 

Sex is the emotional feelings  and it Empowers you, as sex it symbol of empowerment. Sex gives a new energy to your life as after having sex you feel energized.

• X= eXietment, X Factor 

Sex is the X Factor  and it eXietes to do something which you can't do exra in your routine daily life. It removes boredom from your life.


why do we do sex 

 Scientists study why humans have sexual intercourse (it is good for you and good for the species) and how sex is driven by evolution, genes, emotions and more. There is also much to learn about the differing roles of men and women in the whole mating game. Yes, there's lots of science to explore. Not that an aphrodisiac isn't more fun.

Sales & Marketing

                          Sale's & Marketing 

These two words are identical and without marketing sales can't be done and for marketing sailing skills are required. For sale a product in market or it's target audience.

what are the basic things required?

For sales and marketing following things are required:

 * Product :- What is the product to be sold?
Product is not sold by itself ,

* Customer :- Who will buy/consume/use's the product?

* Market :- Where the customer belongs to?

In short what, whom, and where?  It means what is the product, and to whom it is for and where to sale?

Now, how and where to sale?
How to sale? 
It requirs some sailing techniques and sailing skills , First of all One should know the answer how to sale?

  The answer is very simple as the products are not live it's dead and it can't egxpress himself, so the person who is going to sale the products should have to become it's voice and identity

For this he has to adopt the product. For adapting the product he has to get entire knowledge ,so as you better know about your self. As you represent yourself so do it is expected here.

So, the following ingredients must should reqired fit sale as follows :

• Product (training) Knowledge ,
• Communication, 
• Target Audience 

• Knowledge (Product Training) :- Knowing about the product will give confidence and you feel more competent, as it gives sense of ownership .
• Communication : By knowing the product  well proper   communication based upon the need has to be communicated to the target audience.  It means you have to become a voice of the product. 
• 🎯 Targetingg to Audience : By getting knowledge and effective communication will not work to sale the products, but you must should know who is in need of the product, and have a focussed approach. 

To get the Audience for the products following has to be done -

Market research : Have a research regarding the market or the product and trend of market by doing market survey, 

1. what is buying habitt of customer ?
2. Are they in need of something better  then what they are using ? 
3. Is it a niche market or competitive market.
4. How Manyy competitorss are there?
5. Competitorss are local or global ? 
6. What extra competitor is offeringg to customers?  For example : Discount, Buy one get one free,  Cash back , Referral amounts ,Coupans, Holiday package etc.
7. How they approaching to customers ? Though Seminars, Newspapers, Media, SocialMedia, MLM, SMS, Email, Electronic Media, Posters, Banners, FM,etc.
8. What is the coast of competitor product ? 

Based upon the market survey Nd research a strong Marketing strategy has to be designed and now from here " Marketing "starts

Thus to sale a product , knowledge about the product is required but for marketing the product only product knowledge is not sufficient,
Sale's is about to generate the revenue with the proper and focused approach

Marketing is about the planning and strategy which aids to increase the revenue

It is different matter of your acceptance or rejection, if you or your product accepted well it means you had represented well,  or created the need, or the marketing strategy and product is well accepted in market by customer

Your product rejection doesn't mean that your product is not good but it is result of either the presentationn was not up-to the mark or lack of feeling of ownership. or  marketing strategy is not acceptable, or you close wrong market to sale the product.

Sale's is business to make profit and to make it profitable Marketing is required  and for marketing following are needed

• Man: - For marketing to sale a product a person is required who can represent the product by reaching to the audience and implement the planning and strategy. 
• Money:- Foreting the product money is required in planning and research 
• Time  :- The timing to launch a product is very important .

The sale's and marketing is an encyclopedia so here no particular Formula is there to be applied as this is customer driven business and the choices and thoughts are changing routinely. 

I tried to express my views and understanding readingsaless and marketing so dear readers kindly give your valuable feedback and guidance, because your feedback is a fuel for my thoughts to write more. 

Thanks and regards 

Author- Vikas Joshi
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