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jenyasd209 [6]
3 years ago
8

I want to start a new business. Ideas?

Business
1 answer:
Aleks04 [339]3 years ago
5 0
1.) Watch the news and find out a problem that everyone needs the solution to like a geologist national research business. Or something people don't have a specific catagory for or is in the random stuff cabinet
 
2.) Think about it and see what you can do to make it spectacular. 

3.) Think of a name for it.

4.) Get it pattened (I don't know how to spell it sorry)

5.) Make a card for it and tell people about it. For the child abuse example. (Sprinkle a little dramatic facts  then tell them what you do to help stop that just to get people intrested and wanting to help.)

6.) Then you can take it from there to get more and more people into your business.

To number 5, I forgot what that trick is but it is when you scare someone by something you told them then dis alarming them by telling the good side. You can basically get anyone to do or say yes to anything you want.

And you can use my geologist catagory idea because these days they really need them. Also my mom said that if your in college and you study for the geologist requirments thing ( I don't know what they call them I think coarses)
They pay you even when your not finished college just to work for them and she also stated why else would they randomly add geology in schools now and they make pretty good money!

Sorry for it being so long but I get excited over the smallest thing and I hope I helped you lots!! And Gooood Luck!!!

 
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