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3 of my sources and their genre

1) https://www.businessnewsdaily.com/5268-women-entrepreneur-challenges.html

  •  This link is a news article about seven things women entrepreneurs have to face and overcome.  It is a informative non-fictunal article. It is also a non-academic article and I will use it to show the difference between academic and non-academic types of business papers. It will also be good information on how non-academic papers are worded or structured.
2) http://web.b.ebscohost.com.proxy.lib.uiowa.edu/bsi/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=14&sid=9e545bb3-00c2-4996-b4d6-4e402c2f7ecb%40sessionmgr101

  • This link is a commentary on transformative marketing in the next 20 years.  This is also a non-fictunal genre.  This paper is an Academic example of how professionals in the business world write.  There is a lot of helpful information on wording in this article to use to back up my academic source for this paper.

3) http://zimmer.csufresno.edu/~sasanr/Teaching-Material/MIS/SIS/understanding-what-customers-value.pdf

  • This link is a Harvard Business review.  This article is a great Academic source for my paper.  It is a non-fiction genre.  The Business review is another good way to see how different types of writing shows different structure and wording for specific audiences.

Almost all types of business papers are Non-fictional since the are all informative and true.

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