I have in separate document, published the 5-series of SWOT Analysis tutorial. Some of you have feedback to me to include a navigation page to access to all the 5 series of the tutorial

Content for 5 series of SWOT Analysis include a wrap up page

1. Series 1 – What is SWOT Analysis
2. Series 2 – Get To Know What Consist In SWOT
3. Series 3 – SWOT is an essential tool for Strategic Planning
4. Series 4 – How to use SWOT Analysis to Formulate Strategies
5. Series 5 – Pros and cons of using SWOT in Strategic Planning
6. Wrapping Up

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U.S. Authorities Shut Down WordPress Host With 73,000 Blogs

It was published in http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-authorities-shut-down-wordpress-host-with-73000-blogs-100716/ that the U.S. Authorities Shut Down WordPress Host With 73,000 Blogs . This is a typical example of a threat in Internet Business, and it is serious enough for any blogger or Internet Market to take serious consideration to look out for threat in this nature.

You should be aware that such action taken by the U.S. authority shuld have considered all aspect of implications include the welfare of the bloggers. I guess due consideration has been given before such action is taken.

On the Strategic planning point of view, you could predict such happenings from the fact that the U.S. authority has taken action to the streaming of video. And along the line, it happen to the blogs. Unfortuantely, it is not easy to predict future threats in most buisness situations. However, extra attention to related cases could have trigger swuch considerations.

As pointed out in my artilces, you may not be able to avoid external threats but you can mitigate it to the least impact to your Internet Business. Backup your databse, blog and website seems to be a logical prevention to perform. You may not have the most uptodate data in your backup but the demage isminimum.

Read more example of Threats in Internet Business here

A SWOT is an abbreviation for Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities and Threats. These four factors can be identify easily for most operations. Similarly, if you look beyond operation, you can find that it can also be applied for a commercial business. Hence, the name “SWOT Business Plan”. The key differences is look into the macro aspect of the market to identify the Opportunities and Threats.
I came across this at video upon business. Expert: Dr. David Furse Contact: www.vanderbilt.edu Bio: Dr. David Furse has some-more than thirty years knowledge as the selling professor, commercial operation businessman as well as plan consultant. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarg

source: http://i-boss.org/business-plan-tips-swot-business-analysis/