Starting your own business is both exciting and frightening
at the same time. At first, the business owner is doing it all. Enterprises TV
shares advice from those who have learned the hard way how to get a new company
off the ground without going crazy.
Start with a small team of trusted associates. No one can do
it all. Business owners with families certainly cannot do it all. Seek out and
hire a few more people to help keep the business running when you have to be
someplace else.
Do one thing and do it well. Diversity is good but not when
the business is young and still developing it main product or service. Listen
to clients and customers when they provide feedback and fix what needs fixing.
Never undercharge for your product or service. It may seem
like common sense to charge less in order to garner more orders. But
undercharging may look like lack of confidence in the product or service. Charge
what the product or service is truly worth. Enterprises TV also suggests getting
paid before turning in the final product or service. Start a webpage on a
private domain where clients and customers can see what the end product looks
like. Watermark a graphic design to ensure legitimacy. Once the bill is paid in
full, send the final product.
Be sure there is a clearly written and agreed upon contact
before any work begins. This is applicable to anyone in any creative field like
writers, and also for those providing a specific service. Be politely firm when
hourly rates are offered and negotiate with your own well-being and that of
your firm in mind. Enterprises TV believes when entrepreneurs have a solid business
plan in place, success will follow. But it takes time and patience.
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