When a person decides to try to work on their own, one of the first difficulties that often confront is what to do, what business to undertake, in other words, how and where to find a good business idea.
There are many ideas, but the first thing you should know is that only by consulting a list of ideas will not find the answer to your concern. For those who feel very lost listings may be useful trigger officiating. But finding an idea to develop a business requires much effort of thought.
To find business ideas is a matter of attitude. Develop curiosity, have a proactive attitude, be a good observer, find new ways of doing things, risk controlled ideas make you benefit. It is true that no company stands with no idea. An idea is just the beginning of the creative process, through planning, culminating with the creation of the company. Some ideas are simply fascinating, sometimes we fall for it and we embarked on something that, believe it or not is a business opportunity .
There are 3 basic approaches to develop a good business idea:
Manufacturing: A product where you buy the materials or parts and produce it yourself.
Distribution: A manufactured product where you do distribution prior to buying a wholesale distributor or manufacturer.
A service that you yourself or you provide.
Possible sources of business ideas "You or Yourself"
Each person is different and has different skills, training, tastes, and life experience, hobbies, networking, etc. Find a business idea that builds on your strengths and try to build a team that complements your skills and can take care of your weaknesses.
The market
The market is always a source of ideas for those who can see what is happening, identify unmet needs and imagine how you can improve what is there. A point to note is that many of the best business ideas are not entirely original but based on the combination of different products or existing markets.
- Identify unmet needs or partially covered
- Improve existing products
- Combining existing products
- Change the use or propose other existing products
- Change the distribution or delivery system
- Import ideas from other markets
- Monitor trends
- Add value to the customer
The social environment
Society has changed dramatically in recent years. The structure of the family also changed. Life expectancy has increased dramatically, the different expectations of leisure, the different use of time, the impact of the global economic crisis, different educational levels, etc, etc. All these changes create new needs that someone has to cover (perhaps your business will?).
- Changes in lifestyles
- Changes in the use of free time
- Changes in the composition and family roles
- Changes in education levels
- Changes in the consciousness of people (environment, organic farming, etc.)
- Identify Trends
The legal environment
As society changes also changes the political and legal environment.
- New regulations
- environmental laws,
- reduction of energy consumption,
- increased safety measures
- water conservation
- New labor policies
The work environment
With new technologies work roles have changed dramatically and new opportunities are opening up daily to those with good management of technology. Technology has enabled new professions and the massive incorporation of women into the workforce in a less stressful than our mothers.
- Possibilities arising from telecommunications
- Possibilities to work from home
- Services that can occur over long distances
- New ways of working.
Opportunities to find new and good business ideas are always there, but it is a creative work that you personally face. Keep track and record the ideas that will be happening, so you have a sort of bank of possible business ideas to see and why not? ideas to share with others .
For people who do not feel comfortable with both level of creativity or do not like taking risks, they can continue working as employees. Although there is always the intermediate position of seeking a profitable franchise whose advantage is to have a proven business model and all the steps clearly established.
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