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Business Idea -- Work Area Organizing -- Feedback please!
rookaps
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As I was sitting at my messy, messy desk the other day it occured to me that I would pay someone to clean and organize my cubicle. (Though I have a home based business-- RooKaps.com, I also work during the day full time). Actually my home office is a mess too!
I offered my co-worker who keeps an immaculately organized work area $25 to do the same for my space. Then I was flashed with a light bulb moment-- I bet a lot a lot of folks would be willing to pay to have someone organize their desks/offices.
Home organization is big business now. I`m willing to bet that work area orginazation could take off too.
The stumbling blocks I could see with this is tackling mounds of paper, ie., not knowing what was important and what was trashable. Also, I envisioned going in and providing the right organizing holders and containers -- how would that be paid for or ordered?
I am really thinking about pursuing this. I have spoken with my co-worker (she is a real Martha Stewart type). If I drum up the business and get this off the ground she is willing to provide the know how and labor.
Your thoughts please..rookaps2007-8-15 18:57:4
I offered my co-worker who keeps an immaculately organized work area $25 to do the same for my space. Then I was flashed with a light bulb moment-- I bet a lot a lot of folks would be willing to pay to have someone organize their desks/offices.
Home organization is big business now. I`m willing to bet that work area orginazation could take off too.
The stumbling blocks I could see with this is tackling mounds of paper, ie., not knowing what was important and what was trashable. Also, I envisioned going in and providing the right organizing holders and containers -- how would that be paid for or ordered?
I am really thinking about pursuing this. I have spoken with my co-worker (she is a real Martha Stewart type). If I drum up the business and get this off the ground she is willing to provide the know how and labor.
Your thoughts please..rookaps2007-8-15 18:57:4
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Once you find a sufficient market, come back for steps 2 to 31.
Good luck!
NickBAM
Like I mentioned in another post that, with some tolerance for a little duplication, I`ll repeat it here for your benefit Rookaps:
The Formula for Success:
Find a hot, HUNGRY target market.
Find out what they already want and are already buying.
Sell them more of the SAME.
Keep doing it until they won`t buy any more.
Go back to step 1.
Nick