Starting up a business is a dream
many people hold for a long time and somehow don’t quite manage to turn this
vision into a reality.
It may be fear of failure, no
idea how to start or possibly too big a risk to contemplate without support,
but there is help and support available.
The current difficult economic
conditions in Australia have many people finding themselves suddenly made
redundant and still with commitments such as mortgages or children and/or
perhaps with a pension that may be worth less than it would be at maturity
which means there is a need to continue to earn a living for survival.
With competition for jobs, fierce
people may be considering using a redundancy pay-out or savings as the start-up
capital for a new business.
There are many things to organize
including a proper business plan and proposals for the services or goods they
plan to offer. If the business is catering to a local market and is not
necessarily going to be selling through e-commerce online, the start-up list
will also include promotional and marketing materials.
These days this will cover both a
website and print materials. To get some recognition quickly will mean having
the right image, logo and branding that will help potential customers recognize
the business whenever they see information about it.
Step one is to list all the
materials the start-up owner thinks they will need. It will almost certainly
include a business card, a brochure providing information about the new
company’s product or service, and leaflets and flyers.
Good quality design that creates
a corporate brand to be noticed commercially, like the ones we all take for
granted such as burger chains or pizza restaurants, is plainly important. Very
often simple and stylish has more impact than a complicated or tricky design
that will date, and too much clutter can also ruin a design, meaning that to
get the most out of any marketing literature doesn’t necessarily require
covering every square inch or centimeter of every page with material. White
space, carefully used can be really dramatic.
Good design does not have to cost
a fortune. It is worth shopping around for prices for business printing as
there are many online and local printers who are able to offer both design and
printing in-house. Ask if they will offer you a special start-up rate in
exchange for your publicizing their services. You never know unless you try.
If the design has been done
in-house it will also be much easier to ensure design continuity across
everything from the business card to brochures to the leaflets printing.
It is not necessarily true that
cheap printing suffers from quality issues. The reputation of good leaflet
printing will spread and the printer can then offer very competitive prices as
words spreads and they are able to print in larger quantities.
The key to a successful start-up
is to plan carefully, know what materials you need and what branding will make
your new venture stand out and ensure you get the most out of the money you are
paying out.
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