1.Secure space. Whether it’s an office, or a
warehouse, if you need more space than your
garage or your spare bedroom, now’s the time to
get that.
If you don’t generally need an office beyond
your home, but may occasionally need
meeting space, there are often places that can
address those needs. A quick Google search
on “business meeting rentals [your city/state]”
will deliver plenty of rental options in your
area.
Be sure to contact your local municipality
about zoning laws. Some types of small
businesses cannot be ran out of a home, and
it is important to ensure your business is
operating within its proper zone.
2.Launch your product or your service. When
the product is all built, packaged, coded,
online, and ready to sell, or when your services
are fully worked out and ready to go, hold a
special event to launch your business. Send out a
press release, announce it to the world. Tweet it,
Facebook it, let the word resound to all corners of
your market—you have a new business!
Hold a party and invite people who can spread
the word for you. It doesn’t need to be
pricey––purchase the food and drink from
bulk discount stores and get family and
friends to help with catering (you can give
them a product or service in return).
We hope you learnt so much from this series.
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