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Beating The Odds: How To Maximize Your Chances Of Entrepreneurial Glory

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Beating The Odds: How To Maximize Your Chances Of Entrepreneurial Glory

If you’re about to launch a new business or you’ve been thinking about trying to set one up on your own for a while, you’re probably aware that the odds are stacked against you. The statistics for new businesses don’t make for pleasant reading, but if you think you’ve got what it takes, you shouldn’t let them put you off. There are many hazards and obstacles out there, but it is possible to beat the odds and achieve entrepreneurial glory. Here are some of the most effective ways to give your business the best shot.

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Research, research, research

As a budding entrepreneur, you can never do too much research. Before you even start putting a business plan together, it pays to have a good idea of what and who you’re up against and to gain an understanding of the target market. Who is your ideal customer? What do they do? How much do they earn? Where and how do they shop? How do they like to be contacted by companies? What factors influence their buying habits? How much are they willing to spend? Gather as much information as you can, as this will help you shape your plans, determine if there’s a market for your new venture and draw up effective pricing policies and marketing strategies. Never underestimate the importance of knowing your customers and also your competitors.

 

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Training and education

Running a business requires you to be a jack of all trades. You may find that you’re juggling several different roles, especially in the early stages. If you have limited experience in certain areas of business management or project supervision, you’ve never led a team before or you need help with accounting or marketing, it’s worth investing in courses like those run by Training Connection and finding out about educational programs that could benefit you moving forward. Training will help to expand and develop your skill set, give you confidence and hopefully, increase your chances of success.

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Make sure money is on your mind

A lack of money is one of the most common causes of failure in business. Keep track of your finances from day one, make sure you have everything costed out, and try and set aside money for a contingency fund. Consider all the options before agreeing to borrow money, and try and identify ways you can increase profits by reducing spending and maximizing revenue. Push sales, but don’t lose sight of the importance of being efficient. If you can cut running costs and eliminate unnecessary expenses at the same time as attracting more customers, this will boost the balance sheets.

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If you’re on the verge of establishing a startup or you have ambitions to be an entrepreneur in the future, there’s a lot to think about. The outlook may be grim, but if you go about launching a business in the right way, there’s no reason why you can’t or won’t succeed. Plan ahead, do your homework, invest in yourself, keep a close eye on your finances and you could succeed!

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