Tuesday 12 July 2016

3 Tips for Keeping Your Startup Business Growing






Starting a business can be the remarkable thing that even happened to you. Anyway, like anything else in life, it can also be a failure. Both established and new businesses fail every day for reasons ranging from changing market conditions to mismanagement. While it is impossible to rightly predict the failure or success of any individual firm, there are things that you can do to increase your chance of victory. Gathered from a range of sources, presented here are tips to starting and growing a business across a variety of fields.

The idea

Every successful business starts with an amazing idea. Perhaps you already know actually what you want to do. Or maybe you have just a vague notion of the general place you would like to address. If you want inspiration, look deep within yourself. What do you love? What actually excites and encourages you? What do you know a lot about?

An amazing idea is not necessarily a brand new service or product. More often, it is a special twist on an already existing idea. Figure out what you want to provide, and then figure out how to make it different from the competition. This procedure will involve research of market, determining what is already accessible of what further specs customers feel are vital. Plan to spend some time on this phase of idea development.

The preparation

1. Write a business plan 
Although this can be an annoying experience, it is actually important stage of the preparation process. If you plan to raise money, a further business plan is a need. Even if your business is self-funded, anyway, a well-crafted business plan will serve as a guide on which you can base present and future firm decisions. Download a business plan template and job your way through the steps.

2. Share your idea with others
considering joining a trade group. Contact your domestic little business advisory council. Speak with any thriving entrepreneurs that you know. Also share your idea with future customers. The aim is to solicit valuable feedback that can support your refine your idea and turn it into something practical that will meet customers’ expectations and needs.



3. Test market
if you are launching a product, begin a very little scale test run of items that you sell at a craft event or market. Ask customers to fill a little survey that includes such items as price, quality and customer service.

CA Hemant Gupta
hemant@neusourceindia.com
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