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Industry Analysis through 40 Questions (part 2)
Competitors and Competitive Industry Analysis 22. How many competitors in this industry? Analyze your piece of the market, i.e. those with whom you are really competing. But be aware of…

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Copying a business, or how to capitalize on other people's ideas (part 1)
Copying a business is a really powerful tool for creating a truly solid business. And let them say that it’s bad, that originality and creativity are valued higher, that copying…

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How to establish a business (part 1)
On the topic of how to establish a business, I already wrote in an article on how to organize your business. But since setting up a business is not the…

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How to do a SWOT analysis (part 2)

Step 2. Analysis of the business environment
In this step of the SWOT analysis, we must analyze in more detail all of the above factors and understand what they actually represent for us and our business. We will do this, as you might imagine, through a few questions. Here they are:

19. What legal factors can be a threat to our business, and which opportunities?

20. What political factors for our business can be a threat, and which opportunities? Continue reading →

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How to do a SWOT analysis (part 1)

SWOT analysis is a very important tool for opening, planning and running a business, respectively, and the question “how to do SWOT analysis” is of particular importance in the life of an entrepreneur. We’ll talk about how to do SWOT analysis today. Rather, we will develop such a step-by-step instruction – a questionnaire, after which the very question (how to do SWOT analysis?) Will be completely closed for you.

First, let’s look at what a SWOT analysis is (I apologize in advance to those for whom this is unnecessary). SWOT analysis – a tool for planning and conducting business based on the analysis of four comparative business elements. These elements are: Strengths (strengths), Weaknesses (weaknesses), Opportunities (opportunities) and Threats (threats). Correctly done SWOT analysis gives the entrepreneur a huge amount of useful information necessary for making the right business decisions. Continue reading →

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How to make money on tea?

In order to open your own business you need a business idea, of course. Today we’ll talk about one interesting thing – we’ll call it “how to make money on tea”. Tea is a very popular modern drink, which has a lot of useful properties. More and more people understand this truth and prefer high-quality types of tea. Using these features, some enterprising people build their business on this. Let’s look at how to make money on tea?

The tea business is a rather profitable business, only requiring large investments. To start their activities in this area, you need to have 40-50 thousand dollars. But you can make money on tea well :-). It is important to think over the concept of your business: own some information regarding the types and quality of tea and decide which one to trade (by weight, packaged or packaged). Continue reading →

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Learning business by watching others succeed (part 2)
Lessons for Entrepreneurs from Google How can you learn business by observing and analyzing the development of Google. There really is something to learn - in business and not only…

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Kennedy marketing or tough business management
Real and real customer needs for every aspect of the business). This is your “customer agreement”. Finding a point is already good for every aspect of the business is priceless.…

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How to study the market and why is it needed? (part 1)
First, let's figure out what a market is. I say again, I write about my concepts, which do not have to correspond to textbooks. Therefore, the market for me is…

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How to stimulate employees, or about the mistakes of material incentives
What mistakes in motivating employees are considered the most common? We will list a few standard mistakes made by managers and hope that they will help you better understand how…

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