*HOW TO START A BUSINESS ON A SHOE-STRING BUDGET IN ZIMBABWE. ๐ฟ๐ผ*
In the past 5 years, I have registered hundreds of companies for entrepreneurs across different industries; mining, agriculture, ICT, energy, retail, logistics, catering just to name a few.
*_To Register Your Company Click Below:_*
https://wa.me/263776433583?text=referred+by+ZNN+for+company+reg
_Now and again I meet people who are delaying registering their companies because of financial constraints._
I want to share with you 5 simple but profound tips which you can use to start your business on a limited budget and hopefully you will give me the privilege and honor to register your business:
*1. Register a PBC instead of a Private Limited company.*
PBC stands for Private Business Corporation. It is ideal for sole traders and entrepreneurs who are on a limited budget. It is cheaper to register than a Private Limited Company. With a PBC you can get a certificate of incorporation, open a bank account and even register with ZIMRA and get a tax clearance certificate.
The beauty of a PBC is even if you are a one-person business you can register it. If need be you can always upgrade to a private limited and maintain the same name.
*2. Use hubs if you cannot afford office rent.*
Hub is a place where people with the same work interests or interlinked interests different come together, connect, collaborate and grow together. Examples of such hubs in Zimbabwe are B2C at Batanai Gardens, 8 to 5, Impact Hub, Harare Hub
Hubs provide you with working space and wifi at a fraction of office rentals. They are worth considering especially if you are a freelance.
*3. Use social media to promote your business.*
Most Zimbabweans have a social media account. Take advantage of that and promote your business with pride. Do not be ashamed. One of my brothers Jerry Nyazungu Chartered Vendor the CEO of M&J Zimbabwe is relentless in promoting his Chartered Vendor narrative. You can learn one or two from him.
*4. Network. Network. Network.*
Your network has an effect on your net-worth. Your contacts determine the kind of contracts you get. I encourage every young entrepreneur to join a civic organization like Toastmasters, JCI, or Rotary. These are good organisations for networking, personal growth, and making a positive impact in your community.
By the way, I am the past president of the Metropolitan Toastmasters Club. If you want to join our club or find out more information, do not hesitate to reach out to me on my Whatsapp +263776433583
*5. If you are in services, do service exchanges.*
This is about the barter trade. Find out who has what you need and work out a barter trade agreement, It is a win-win situation. Scratch my back as I scratch yours.
*Clayton Sibanda*
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