Tag: small business startup ideas
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How To Make Your Dream Video Game A Reality
There has arguably never been a better or easier time to get into the game development arena. With the rise of mobile gaming and the increasing ease of self-publishing and marketing, you can now turn your idea for a game into something tangible, without needing to invest as much money and effort as you might…
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Sustainable fashion: future developments and prospects for 2023.
Starting a fashion line with less than £5000 is possible, but standing out in a crowded market is essential. Sustainable clothing is an excellent niche market to consider, given the growing awareness of the environmental impact of fast fashion. This article outlines the top trends in sustainable shopping, including reusable packaging, the rise of resale,…
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An 11-step guide to achieving success by launching a business.
Are you interested in starting a business, but worried about the economic challenges? Don’t be discouraged! Despite rising energy bills and a looming recession, the UK saw an 18% increase in the number of new businesses launched last year. With an average of 93 new businesses registered every hour in 2022, anyone can start a…
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Starting a Takeaway Business Now: Is it Worth it?
Starting a takeaway business may seem daunting, but the current post-Covid market conditions show never-before-seen growth. According to the British Takeaway Campaign’s report, 38% of households ordered takeaway at least once a week during the pandemic, spending an average of £45 per month in 2020. This trend is expected to continue even after the pandemic…
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One can become a taxi driver in the UK by following these steps:
Are you interested in entering the taxi driving industry in the UK? Look no further than Startups.co.uk, your go-to guide for everything you need to know about becoming a taxi driver. From the flexibility and customer service opportunities to the benefits of a life behind the wheel, driving a taxi offers a range of perks.…
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A Complete Guide for Entrepreneurs Starting a Business
Key Steps to Consider When Starting a Business Starting a business can be an exciting and fulfilling endeavor. However, it involves navigating a multitude of complex issues, including legal, financing, sales and marketing, intellectual property protection, liability protection, human resources, and more. Here are key steps to help you get started, along with additional resources…
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“Considering Franchising? Here’s a Helpful Guide to Help You Decide.”
Are you yearning to be your own boss, but held back by the fear of failure? It’s a common concern, but did you know that franchising can increase your chances of success? Studies have revealed that franchise businesses have a higher chance of survival than independent businesses, with a 6.4% to 8.4% higher chance of…
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What steps can we take to expand franchising in Scotland?
In Scotland, the franchising industry is nearing an annual turnover of £1 billion, with a current contribution of £800 million per annum to the economy, according to Pip Wilkins, CEO of the British Franchise Association. The industry has shown consistent growth in employment, diversity, and modernisation, boosting the UK economy by generating a collective turnover…
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A start-up or a franchise?
Transitioning from being an employee to an employer has a certain allure. With the growing popularity of entrepreneurship, people of all ages, from teenagers to retirees, are running their own businesses – sometimes referred to as ‘pensionpreneurs’. For those who want to embark on this journey, there is a crucial question to answer: should you…
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A survey indicates that the newer generations are inclined towards placing more trust in franchises.
According to a recent study by What Franchise and market research firm YouGov, younger generations are more likely to trust franchises than older generations. The report reveals that 41% of 18-24-year-olds believe that franchises offer more consistent products and services compared to only 14% of those aged 55+. Among social media users, LinkedIn users are…