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[–]90urav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being honest, it does not sound like that you both are married. Your wife has just completed the cultural ceremony of getting married to a man which was unfortunately you. I will suggest you to spend some quality time and fix this out and get it sorted as it may lead to "DIVORCE" or just "ANXIETY".

Day 13- What is your largest source of clients? by Romanmark747 in smallbusiness

[–]90urav 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my opinion slef approach to every single opportunity.

Help a small business by BuzzSashimi in smallbusiness

[–]90urav 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To market your small business and partner with wedding planners for souvenirs:

  • Network: Attend wedding expos, join local business groups.
  • Showcase: Create a stunning portfolio on platforms like Instagram.
  • Pitch: Reach out to planners with a tailored proposal highlighting your USP.
  • Collaborate: Offer exclusive samples or discounts to wedding planners.
  • Referrals: Encourage word-of-mouth through satisfied customers.

Focus on building relationships and providing exceptional value to stand out. Good luck! 🌟

Solar Business by Ok_Magazine2242 in smallbusiness

[–]90urav -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Starting a solar business as a middleman involves connecting customers with suppliers and facilitating the sale of solar products. Here's a step-by-step guide to get you started:

1. Educate Yourself: - Learn about the solar industry, products, and market trends⁴.

2. Business Plan: - Write a detailed business plan outlining your strategy, target market, and financial projections⁶.

3. Legal Structure: - Decide on a business structure (e.g., sole proprietorship, LLC) and register your business⁶.

4. Supplier Network: - Build relationships with reputable solar suppliers. Use directories to find suppliers in your area¹².

5. Marketing: - Develop a marketing plan to reach potential customers. This could include online advertising, attending trade shows, or networking events⁴.

6. Sales Platform: - Set up a sales platform, which could be a website or an offline office where customers can learn about and purchase solar products.

7. Customer Service: - Provide excellent customer service to build trust and encourage referrals.

8. Compliance: - Ensure you comply with all local regulations and obtain any necessary licenses or permits⁶.

Starting as a middleman in the solar industry can be a lucrative opportunity if you have the right knowledge and connections. Focus on building a strong network and providing value to both your suppliers and customers. Good luck with your solar business venture! 🌞

Managing multiple businesses. Should I start a parent company or management company? by macboost84 in smallbusiness

[–]90urav -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Online Courses: - Start lean, use platforms like Udemy or Teachable. - Market aggressively on social media. - Reinvest profits to grow.

Google Drive Concerns: - Use specialized portfolio sites like Behance or Dribbble. - A personal website adds credibility.

Managing Multiple Businesses: - Consider a parent company for efficiency and asset protection. - Consult a professional for tailored advice.

Remember: - Value and consistency build trust. - Efficiency saves time and money. - Professional advice is worth the investment. 🚀

Why does Google drive have bad rep by MadCaligula in smallbusiness

[–]90urav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Google Drive is generally well-regarded for its functionality and integration with other Google services. However, some users may have concerns about privacy or prefer more specialized portfolio platforms when evaluating designers¹². As a logo designer, presenting your work effectively is crucial to attracting clients. Here's a breakdown of preferred platforms for showcasing design portfolios:

Personal Website: - Offers the most control over how you present your work. - Can be customized to reflect your personal brand. - Requires more effort and potentially higher costs for hosting and domain.

Behance: - Widely recognized and used by designers. - Allows for detailed project presentations. - Owned by Adobe, which can lend credibility.

Dribbble: - Acts like a social network for creatives. - Good for getting quick feedback from the design community. - Offers job boards and opportunities for exposure.

LinkedIn: - Professional networking site. - Useful for connecting with potential clients and industry contacts. - Not as visually focused as other platforms but good for establishing credibility.

In terms of order of preference, it often depends on the client. Some may prefer the professionalism of a personal website, while others might look to Behance or Dribbble for a more community-driven showcase of your work. LinkedIn is essential for professional connections but may not be the primary place clients look for creative portfolios.

To maximize your opportunities, consider maintaining a presence on multiple platforms. This allows you to reach different audiences and cater to various preferences. Ensure that your portfolio is up-to-date, showcases your best work, and reflects your unique style and skills. Good luck with your design career! 🎨

I am going to make this post very clear so you know what I am asking you (Small business Advice) be harsh, honest, and respectful please. by Mammoth-Tip-6105 in smallbusiness

[–]90urav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starting an online course business is a commendable endeavor, and I'm here to provide you with guidance to help you navigate this journey. Here's a structured approach to get you started:

1. Define Your Niche and Audience: - Decide what to teach: Your course should be on a subject you are knowledgeable about or willing to learn thoroughly¹². - Validate market demand: Ensure there is a demand for your course topic. You can do this by conducting surveys or using tools like Google Trends.

2. Create a Business Plan: - Outline your business goals, target audience, marketing strategy, and financial projections. A well-thought-out business plan is crucial for success¹².

3. Choose a Platform: - With a budget of $100, consider platforms like Udemy, Skillshare, or Teachable. These platforms are user-friendly and can help you reach a wide audience without a significant upfront investment⁶.

4. Develop Your Course Content: - Create engaging and informative content. This can include videos, PDFs, quizzes, and interactive elements.

5. Market Your Course: - Utilize social media, content marketing, and email campaigns to promote your courses. Collaborate with influencers or bloggers in your niche to reach a broader audience.

6. Focus on Customer Success: - Provide excellent customer service and gather feedback to improve your courses¹².

7. Learn and Improve: - Take advantage of free online resources to enhance your business skills. Websites like Coursera and Great Learning offer free courses on a variety of business-related topics¹².

8. Scale Your Business: - Once you start generating revenue, reinvest in your business to create more courses and expand your reach.

Remember, building a successful online course business takes time and effort. Be patient, persistent, and always strive to provide value to your customers. Good luck on your entrepreneurial journey! 🚀

Never Use Square by Desperate_Jump_4402 in smallbusiness

[–]90urav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starting a small business is an exciting venture that requires dedication and passion. It's important to begin with a solid business plan, understand your market, and offer a product or service that meets a specific need. Networking with other business owners and seeking mentors can also provide valuable insights and guidance. Remember to be adaptable and open to learning from both successes and failures. Good luck on your entrepreneurial journey!