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    This presentation discusses the impacts of vandalism on businesses. Vandalism can significantly hurt businesses by costing thousands of dollars to repair damage, creating an unsafe atmosphere that scares customers away, and ruining a business's reputation through negative reviews. A single act of vandalism on average costs a business $3,370 to repair. Vandalism can cause business owners to relocate, lead to workplace turnover, and interrupt business operations. Maintaining a positive online reputation is also important, as 80% of customers won't purchase from businesses with poor reviews. The presentation aims to educate teenagers and parents on the harmful effects of vandalism.

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    This presentation discusses the impacts of vandalism on businesses. Vandalism can significantly hurt businesses by costing thousands of dollars to repair damage, creating an unsafe atmosphere that scares customers away, and ruining a business's reputation through negative reviews. A single act of vandalism on average costs a business $3,370 to repair. Vandalism can cause business owners to relocate, lead to workplace turnover, and interrupt business operations. Maintaining a positive online reputation is also important, as 80% of customers won't purchase from businesses with poor reviews. The presentation aims to educate teenagers and parents on the harmful effects of vandalism.

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    What you

    Don’t Know
    About
    Vandalism
    Taryn Pistorius
    About & Audience
    I made this presentation because I want my audience to understand the
    effects that vandalism has on several things around us, but more specifically
    businesses and companies.

    My audience is aimed toward teenagers. However, it can also be aimed


    toward parents so they can teach their kids about the information I will be
    explaining.
    The Big Impact
    According to the US Small Businesses Administration, a single incident of vandalism
    on average costs about $3,370. That’s A LOT!

    Vandalism can cause:

    ● Fear to customers
    ● Business relocation (Hazard, 3)
    ● Workplace turnover
    ● Business reputation ruined (Raines, 1)
    ● Unhappy customers
    ● Loss of thousands of dollars
    ● Business interruption
    ● An unsafe atmosphere (Cruz, 1)
    Reputation
    According to Maggie Gnadt, who works for a reputation management website, It
    costs up to as much as 537 billion dollars to help unhappy customers.

    ● Customer reviews can make or break a positive reputation


    ● It takes 10-12 customer reviews to offset a bad one
    ● 80 % of people won’t buy from somewhere with bad reviews
    Stay Cautious
    According to Business Journal news network, some graffiti may have been approved
    by the owner so the vandals have been given permission.

    It’s important to:

    ● Assess its recognized stature


    ● Report any type of business vandalism you see
    ● Find out if it’s illegal street art
    Works Cited
    Raines, Christopher. (n.d.). What Can Vandalism Cost a Business? Small Business - Chron.com. Retrieved from
    http://smallbusiness.chron.com/can-vandalism-cost-business-63820.html

    Hazard, A. (n.d.). Vandalism Hurts. Retrieved from


    eds.b.ebscohost.com.libprox1.slcc.edu:2048/eds/detail/detail?vid=16&sid=217a6dca-d462-4151-a91e-3a2344cfbd3b%40pdc-v-sessmgr06&bdata=J
    nNpdGU9ZWRzLWxpdmU%3d#AN=44981270&db=hxh

    Cruz, B. (2017, November 21). What Can Vandalism Cost a Business? Retrieved from
    https://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/can-vandalism-cost-business-25277.html

    Why a Great Company Reputation is Crucial to Your Business. (2019, October 13). Retrieved from
    https://www.reputationmanagement.com/blog/negative-company-reputation-affects-business/

    KEPHART, T. (2018). 4 Tips for Property Owners When Graffiti Artists Strike. Business Journal (Central New York), 32(36), 5. Retrieved from
    http://eds.b.ebscohost.com.libprox1.slcc.edu:2048/eds/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=14&sid=217a6dca-d462-4151-a91e-3a2344cfbd3b%40pdc-v-sessm
    gr06
    Picture Citations
    Stop Vandalism. (n.d.). Photograph. Retrieved from
    https://st2.depositphotos.com/4333315/7251/i/450/depositphotos_72511405-stock-photo-stop-vandalism.jpg

    (n.d.). Photograph. Retrieved from https://oaklandnorth.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Graffiti-620x391.jpg

    Theft and Vandalism. (n.d.). Photograph. Retrieved from https://www.raiznerlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/vandalism.jpg

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