Here are 5 local businesses and the checklist you need to start them
It’s 2016 and you may be on the fence about starting a business. Often times we hear two excuses… you don’t know how and you don’t have the money.
Well, in business it takes money to make money but with a local business, the cost of entry is much less. Below is a how you can start the new year with a new business for less than $1500.
Dog Walking
Cleaning
Painting
Handyman
Lawn Care
Checklist
- Name: Make sure you choose a name that clearly explains the service you are offering.
- Website: You can use a Launch27 theme or hire a designer and developer via Upwork or 99Designs.
- Domain: Register your domain on Namecheap.
- Launch27: The easiest way to allow clients to book online and manage your bookings in real time $59 per month.
- Hiring: You can post on Craigslist to find workers who are already doing the work you plan to do and pay them a percentage for each job they work.
- Social Media: Set up your Facebook Fan page, Yelp account, Thumbtack account and Google Listing.
- Advertising budget: This will vary depending on where and how you advertise.
- Local phone number
- Equipment: If you find contractors that are already providing the service you will be offering, they should already have the equipment needed.
- EIN: Registering your EIN is simple. If in the US, go to the IRS website and apply for one.
- Bank Account: Opening your bank account should be free. You can open one once you have your EIN.
Have questions for us? Or ready to sign up? Visit www.launch27.com
Great article, makes me want to jump right in.