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I don't think it is a good time
Starting a BusinessBy emose123 Published 4th August 2011 | Last comment 20th April 2012
I don't think it is a good time
Why not? Surely depends on the business. Cut price, discount shops, recruitment, pawn shops, etc.. boom or bust, there are always businesses that will flourish.
I was referring to business that don't trade misery. There is no consumer demand.
“I found a great site that offers free advice to small and medium businesses. It is < yawn... it's my own website.com > I have used it and it helped me a lot.” This is a classic post for the online reputation thread, or the lazy marketeer... ![]() Any more Robbie, and you'll have to ask a professional why you got banned ![]() I've deleted the other self promotion posts. Feel free to actually contribute, but no link dumping thanks.
I would say the biggest consideration is always finance. You need to carry on living as you start you new business. You don't want to get into a position whereby you are causing stress within your family life due to finances being too streched. This will only distract you from what already is a difficult period when starting a new business. You need to be 100% focussed on making the business a success in the early days and therefore you need to ensure that finances are well planned and prepared before you start the business. lcurrall
If you are a business or company, I would suggest that you lease or financing your equipment instead of purchasing it. It saves a lot of money/working capital. You can then use that cash to grow your business in another area, and you will have the freedom to constantly upgrade your equipment. Definitely a money saving tactic!
Many factors to consider when starting a new business - some of which include motivation, finance, structure, hierarchy, and more. Scintillion
I think much before start business.I will think how to explore customers and the fund I that I own ,how to use this limited money well for company,etc.
To start a business, you really have to be passionate about your chosen field. Your passion will motivate and carry you through thick and thin. And obviously, research, research AND research. BFL
“To start a business, you really have to be passionate about your chosen field. Your passion will motivate and carry you through thick and thin. And obviously, research, research AND research.” I was just passionate about not working for anybody else. Thanks, Barney |
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