First, determine if there is a mark

First, determine if there is a market for the product or service. This is one of the most critical questions for any business. Then, analyze the market to understand customers, competitors and the supply network. Next, look closely at the product or service. Try to be as objective as possible. Ask the following questions:
Is the product or service in constant demand? Is there a need?
How many competitors provide the same product or service?
What is your competitive advantage?
Can a demand for the product or service be created?
Can the business compete in price, quality and services?
Can the product or service be priced to generate the projected profit?
Business is profit and risk. Understanding the market can lessen the risk. To be successful in business, identify the target market, determine benefits customers perceive to be important, and communicate those benefits to potential customers.

(I really have no idea about Marketing or anything since I am a Science student and it is like trying to learn Hebrew for me! So forgive me if I have written anything out of context as I have copied this from some website)

As Jodha spoke, Jalal kept looking at her lips. He noticed how Jodha had a slight pout every time she finished a sentence. He was hardly listening to what Jodha was saying but instead he kept admiring her womanly form. He noticed that all the features on her face were perfect. He big, rounded brown eyes, her slightly sharp nose and a pair of lips that could even put Angelina to shame! Then he noticed her broad but slender shoulders. They made clothes look really good on her. He wondered how halters would look on her. Then he looked at her two rounded, well-shaped and well-placed breasts. 'Perfect!' he thought. He then looked at waist which was slim and slender followed by her slightly broad hips which were perfectly in line with her shoulders. Perfect hour-glass!' he thought. Meanwhile, Jodha went on with the presentation, unaware that Jalal was admiring her body and womanly form.

Jodha - Market perception is the consumer response to a company's products and services. A company with positive perception may be considered to offer products and services with good value, and to be a sound buy for investors. Negative impressions indicate that consumers and investors do not view a firm favorably. Companies can use a variety of tools to research consumer response and develop plans for improving their position in a given market. Consumer impressions of firms play a key role in their success. A company with products and services considered to be of superior quality and value can earn a higher market share, and may attract interest in new endeavors as it expands. This is particularly important when market mavens, people believed to have an inside track on information, have a positive perception of a company. Early adopters in the tech industry, for example, can determine whether a new product catches on or is ignored by consumers.

Jodha soon completed her presentation and asked Jalal if he had any questions. Jalal, who had been distracted by Jodha's beauty, snapped of his merriment. He saw Jodha looking at him intently for his queries. Jalal was embarrassed to be caught unawares. He had been paying full attention in the beginning but since Jodha was presenting it so well he couldn't stop himself from thinking further about her and her different 'hunars' which had rendered him speechless. He was truly left smitten by this girl, who was a combined package of good looks, hunars and an amazing mind. But every time he felt this way about her, he reminded himself about the insult and changed his mind.

Jalal - Well, Jodha that was an amazing presentation! You prepared very well for the limited amount of time you had! Very impressive!

Jodha (to herself) - Thank God! This Jallad at least liked it. I proved him wrong again! (to Jalal) - Thank you, Mr. President! I am glad that you appreciated the presentation! I worked very hard for it!

Jalal - Okay Jodha, you may leave now, oh wait what about the report?

Jodha - I have it on my laptop, Mr. President. I need to print it out. I will give it to you by evening, is it fine?

Jalal - Okay Jodha, you may now leave

Jodha then disconnected her laptop from the projector and left the room. Jalal kept sitting in the same place and could not stop smirking.

Jalal - Jodha the Hottie! Aur kitna deewana banaogi hume tumhara? Jitna bhi tumhe niche laane ki koshish karte hain, utna hi tum oopar uthkar aati ho! But even I won't give up! I will keep trying till I have shown you your place!

Jodha was pleased that things had gone her way and had a wide smile on her face. She was on her desk taking print outs of the report when Salima and Ruqaiyya both came to her desk.

Salima - Hi Jodha! How was the presentation?

Jodha - Salima, kya batau, it was awesome! Mr. President praised it so much! (to herself) - And I shut his mouth and proved that I could do it!

Ruqaiyya - Arre tell me also, kya hua tha?

Salima then told Ruqaiyya the entire story.

Ruqaiyya - Oh okay, congrats Jodha

The three then kept talking and Salima invited Jodha to have lunch with the both of them. They all three had lunch at Salima's desk. They kept chatting, laughing and making merry. Jalal could easily see the three women from his cabin and he smirked looking at Jodha's carefree and smiling face.

Jalal - I promise myself, Jodha that one day I will take that smile away from your face!

Lunch break soon got over and Jodha was heading towards her desk when she met Bharmal. She told Bharmal that the presentation had got pre-ponded to today and that it gone exceptionally well. Bharmal patted her head and told her good going beta'. Jalal saw this from the cabin. He felt a little envious seeing all the love between them. It reminded him of the love he and his father had. He could not help but notice the special bond that Jodha and her father shared. He then thought that how it would pain her father to know about all the suffering he was inflicting on his daughter. But Jodha being Jodha, would never tell her father anything about the problems between her and Jalal. He smirked and carried on with his work.

The day at the office went by quickly. It was evening and Jodha took the report to his cabin. She entered and Jalal told her to sit on the chair.

Jodha - Mr. President, here is the report

Jalal took the huge stack of papers which was the report.

Jodha - Okay, Mr. President. I will take my leave

Jalal - Wait Jodha, you think I will let you leave my cabin without giving you more work? Here take this file. It has all the things you need to know for your conference call on Friday. Make sure you read it and make your own file on similar lines. You need to make a budget for your department and hand it over to me at the earliest.

Jalal then gave her some more work and Jodha nodded.

Jodha - Okay Mr. President, I will look into all this work and try to complete all this work soon

Jalal - Okay Jodha, you may leave

Precap - Jodha's conference call