Nice business for starter!!
By jengrin
@jengrin (944)
Philippines
8 responses
@romel_ece (1290)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
I would suggest you try first E-load business.I am doing this right now and I am earning from it a little bit.You can have 12 to 13% of earnings from from investment.This is a very good business for you as starter like me.
@easy888 (10405)
• Australia
24 Mar 07
I think it is good to open a coffee shop becasue it is also my dream. The invesetment capital to start up the business may not be too high when compare dtoa restaurant, you may not need a big shop, you can have it at a small corner with 10 tables or so,you hire few chefs working in the kitchen and you can be the waiter and cashier. That is how many people in Australia make money because like to have coffee and snack, sit down and chat with their friends.
@peaceful (3294)
• United States
23 Mar 07
The best place to ask that question is on a business forum, there you will find people who can answer your questions and provide resources...
Here are a couple that are free to join:
http://www.reihax.com/Default.aspx?AffiliateId=1068
http://www.conqueryourniche.com/forum/peaceful
New business people are welcomed and given guidance in these forums...
I wish you the very best in your efforts! :)
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@income_zone (12)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
I could help you connect with people from the food cart franchising business. I am currently involved in a company that offers franchises for as low as P16,888. This is FULLY OPERATIONAL and there are NO HIDDEN CHARGES. Tell me if you would like to request for an appointment so I could discuss matters with you. You may contact me through lori_sigua@yahoo.com.
@jengrin (944)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
I really appreciate your offer. By the do you mean I only need to pay 16,888 pesos all in all? Including the space rental were I can place the food cart? Or it's only the food cart itself? But I'll think about it. I don't really know how to operate a business like but I'll think it over. Again thanks a lot.
@cefaz_21 (2596)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
Hi! I think you should consider these;
1.) What do you particularly love/like and most likely will enjoy doing as business
People will suggests lots of things but if you don't have the heart for it, you might find it boring and exhausting soon and eventually give up.I know friends that made thier hobbies into business and succeed because they love it.
2.) How much would be the needed funds? Resources?
3.)Target Market- Area? Customers?
and lastly, devote your time to amke sure it will work out..and of course be aware that in doing business, there is always that risk factor..
hoping you success on your upcoming business!
@jengrin (944)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
yeah opening a business always takes risks. I wanted to open up an internet cafe but my budget is not that big. I also like to open up a gadget store but I don't know how and where to start. I don't know how to open a license or anything about opening a business.
