Week 7: Costs/Finances

List of costs:

website design $1000-10000 --> upper end includes coding and tools for data entry

(website coding)

website domain $25-50 per year

data collection/research - full time: approx $40k-50k per annum, senior $45k-$55k per annum

data entry, same

data analyst: average $53k per annum

office space: approx $2000-3000 per months for space for 10 people

office equipment (setup): computers/ chairs/ tables/ printer

computers approx $1500 per person, plus shared printer/copying machine $2000

stationary/cleaning products/coffee: approx $450 per month

internet/ phones approx $80 per person per month plus additional setup $1000 per person

--> needs to be differentiated:

1. start-up costs:

website/domain setup
start up content
office setup

financing:

government grant
crowd funding
setup fund through consumer nz to be a sub company

2. running costs:

office
overhead
employee pay

financing:

businesses who want their products on our page
certification providers who want to be linked to our page

(Konstanze Lehmann)

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