The Shakespeare Product: Purpose and Intentions

Today I wanted to take some time and re-evaluate the intentions of my blog, as well as set the course for its development.  I'll start by identifying where I've come from and the hypothesis that I've established.  Then I will identify questions that I'm looking to answer and objectives that I'm looking to fulfill.

Background
I began this blog with no real semblance of theme other than that I wanted to have fun learning about Shakespeare.  My natural inclinations have led me to pursue business-oriented themes and tie them back to Shakespeare. While following this business theme, my ideas and posts have still been somewhat scattered. I did the following:

• Read professional criticism on Leadership in Henry the V
• Analyzed elements of behavior change in Taming of the Shrew
• Performed a close reading to critique Othello as a leader
• Searched for the bottom line of A Winter's Tale
• Used two (Aesthetic Taste, Andrew Carnegie) different approaches to pursue the economic elements of Shakespeare

After two months, I've narrowed my research down to Shakespeare as a product.  I will continue the blog with a very specific interest in identifying how Shakespearean theater acts as a marketable, revenue-generating product.