I am women entrepreneur started new proprietor firm manpower service, how do I approach for client and who could be my client.it will be helpful to guide in this.
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Hi,
Wish you good luck primarily!
You are catering manpower services to which sector, whether IT, ITES, Construction, or any other field?
Once you finalize the above, you may share the company profiles with related companies about the services you are providing, your service charges, etc. You may use portals like LinkedIn for better reach among clients.
You need to have a company profile in place, decide on referral charges, keep an agreement template in place to enter into, and also plan how to identify the desired candidates.
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1153Wish you good luck primarily!
You are catering manpower services to which sector, whether IT, ITES, Construction, or any other field?
Once you finalize the above, you may share the company profiles with related companies about the services you are providing, your service charges, etc. You may use portals like LinkedIn for better reach among clients.
You need to have a company profile in place, decide on referral charges, keep an agreement template in place to enter into, and also plan how to identify the desired candidates.
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Dear Kavi Tarju,
Before starting a new business, it is imperative to know who the customers are, where they are, and how to reach them or bring them to our doorstep. Taking a plunge into the business without sufficient market information is risky. A few years ago, I replied to a similar query. You may click the following link to refer to it:
https://www.citehr.com/260478-starti...ml#post1181231
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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Before starting a new business, it is imperative to know who the customers are, where they are, and how to reach them or bring them to our doorstep. Taking a plunge into the business without sufficient market information is risky. A few years ago, I replied to a similar query. You may click the following link to refer to it:
https://www.citehr.com/260478-starti...ml#post1181231
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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It is like getting into water and learning to swim! Starting a business is not just opening the shop and looking around for customers. Even before opening your shop, you should have designed a marketing strategy. Consider who your target customers could be, which industries you will cater to, the types of candidates you are going to provide, and how you will access job portals. There are various types of manpower requirements such as blue-collar jobs, white-collar jobs, IT industries, security, healthcare, etc. You should explore the internet, gather information, and send out mass emails introducing your business, the services you offer, and the terms and conditions.
Best wishes
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