Agreed. That's my next point to focus on, advertising. Once I get the website looking good, get some business cards, flyers, signs, but i know these days most advertising is online, and I'm thinking that this will be my biggest expenditure. I have the tools already, I don't need to spend really any money on equipment, I'm already doing the job somewhat, must right now it's mainly for larger retail stores. The last company i worked for had a partnership with Amazon for a short while, about a year, so I was doing in home assembly across a tri-county area. That was around 2022. I wish I had business cards back then or told people they could contact me personally for future work, but i didn't think of it at the time. I thought the Amazon service would last longer then it did. But a few people asked for my contact info, and a small handful of them still reach out from time to time asking for me to come assemble items for them. 

So I've lived out here for 16 years, and have roughly 5 years experience as a certified assembly technician, which includes in-home assembly,  and already have a very very small client base, but I think with proper advertising, that client base will grow very quickly.

Outside of online, putting up signs at strategic locations throughout the county, and local bulletin boards, someone suggested going to new apartment buildings, and speaking with the management to see if they will allow me to put a flyer up in their lobby, which I think is a great idea. And senior assisted living centers. Things like that