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Sal’s Answer
There are so many ways to do this. Spend some time and look up some strategies online that could work for you. I found it very helpful to send some form of literature to the house if it is a local business. If you are online you can purchase email addresses and send out emails with coupons to entice ppl to visit the site. Many different ways just try something out and follow the sales to see if it increases! :)
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Marica’s Answer
Jasmine,
As you start your new business, you will interact with different types of people. There are two sides to business 1. Relationships and 2. What you are offering. While this may be vague, it's definitely one of the things to being successful. The motto "People want to do business with people they like" is true. While you should maintain high integrity in whatever job you do, be honest with whoever you get to be your clients. Good Luck!
As you start your new business, you will interact with different types of people. There are two sides to business 1. Relationships and 2. What you are offering. While this may be vague, it's definitely one of the things to being successful. The motto "People want to do business with people they like" is true. While you should maintain high integrity in whatever job you do, be honest with whoever you get to be your clients. Good Luck!
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Brandon’s Answer
Hi Jasmine,
Starting a new business is never easy and the exact steps you need to follow will depend on what type of business it is that you're looking to start! That said, there's some questions that you can ask to at least get yourself going in the right direction.
1. What is the business you are looking to start, and what product or service will it provide?
2. How is it different and better than what others are offering? Why would someone use it versus a competitor?
3. Who will be the main user of the product or service? Think in terms of demographic groups. Men and/or women, children, working adults, students, parents, etc. You can mix and match to get more specific.
4. Once you define WHAT you're offering, WHY it is valuable, and WHO you're trying to get as a customer, you can start to come up with plans for how to contact clients.
As an example, the typical college student interacts with the world very differently than the typical restaurant owner, mechanic, or stylist. Try to think through your target audience's eyes as you develop a strategy.
Starting a new business is never easy and the exact steps you need to follow will depend on what type of business it is that you're looking to start! That said, there's some questions that you can ask to at least get yourself going in the right direction.
1. What is the business you are looking to start, and what product or service will it provide?
2. How is it different and better than what others are offering? Why would someone use it versus a competitor?
3. Who will be the main user of the product or service? Think in terms of demographic groups. Men and/or women, children, working adults, students, parents, etc. You can mix and match to get more specific.
4. Once you define WHAT you're offering, WHY it is valuable, and WHO you're trying to get as a customer, you can start to come up with plans for how to contact clients.
As an example, the typical college student interacts with the world very differently than the typical restaurant owner, mechanic, or stylist. Try to think through your target audience's eyes as you develop a strategy.