dissatisfied with their regular jobs for not fulfilling their expectations and letting them to live their dream life. This has sparked off the need to initiate a business of their own and venture into the free world of entrepreneurship. However, not having enough capital and lack of access to funding still remain one of the biggest obstacles on their way to kicking their business off the ground. If you are among the many who are still stuck with the start up capital issues, you might consider taking one or all of these ways to take your business off the ground and running.
1. Starting from HOME: Doubling your home as your office has proved to be a cost effective way to start and run a new business successfully. Creating a space in your home for your new business, you will release the amount of capital you have cut and saved for your business. Many entrepreneurs have seen the unlimited potentials this has presented and they have keyed into it. You will no longer worry about office rent and transportation to and from. The money you could have used for office rent can now be invested in sharpening your products/services and your advertising campaigns.
2. Partnership. One cannot undermine the potential in engaging or kicking a business off as a partnership. On one's own, resources might be a hindrance, but partnership solves the problem of meager resources by pulling resources from the different partners to make up for the limitations faced by solopreneurs. In as much as it presents its own challenges, however, the success rate is on the high side.
3. Franchise. Setting your new business up and running might seem too challenging, however, it is among the least challenges you are likely to encounter. Such challenges as competition, brand, and pricing and promotion, if not strategically handled can set your new business a century back. This has presented new businesses and entrepreneurs the option of buying Franchises to beat competition and also tap from the expertise and goodwill of the business they bought their Franchise. Again, it also will offer a great opportunity, potential and profit to put up your new business for Franchising. This way, you are attracting the interest of a lot of entrepreneurs, investors and publicity to your new startup.
4. Outsourcing. Outsourcing might be what your business is lacking before it can stand and perform optimally. New startups mostly fail because they are always trying to do and handle everything themselves. With outsourcing, business are sure to leverage on the expertise of other professionals and networks to achieve their goals. Trying to handle everything at the same time usually overcloud a new business and diverts the owner from engaging on his/her most productive activities and areas of specializations. Outsourcing solves the problem for startups.
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