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When you sell drinks by the glass you are making enormous profits. What is more, your business is almost recession-proof.
In difficult economic times, bar trade actually increases! If you are friendly, outgoing, sociable and have good business and accounting sense, you could be on your way to a successful business.
There are a lot of people out there who would love to own a pub, but very few know how to manage one based on sound business principles.
Sound planning and extensive market research is the key to successfully opening and operating a bar/tavern.
When considering the target market of a bar/tavern/nightclub, location will be a major factor. However, it is vital you put in the basic market research to begin with so you know the market you are likely to serve.
Again, location choice will be a large factor in the type of customers you are likely to draw from the surrounding area. If located on a busy thoroughfare in a business/city district, young adults and business people will comprise the bulk of your customer base during weekdays and evenings.
By locating in the suburbs, you are more likely to develop a regular clientele, with a majority of business being done on the weekends.
Starting a successful pub, club or tavern takes determination, hard work and planning, however, the rewards are outstanding!
This business start-up guide will provide you will all the information your need to know to create a firm foundation for starting your business. The guide takes you through the start-up process step-by-step. It outlines
- How to conduct your market research
- What to consider when it comes to your target market
- How to choose the best location and premises
- The pros and cons of leasing premises
- What equipment you are likely to need and the financial investment associated with it
- What to consider when it comes to stock control, ordering and maintenance
- How to effectively operate your business, including issues such as liquor licensing
- The tax and legal issues you should be aware of.
Remember, not only is starting a business a major life-changing decision, it is also a major financial investment. As a result, you will need to make sure you are fully aware of the commitment you are about to make and what is involved.
This guide will help you to arm yourself with the appropriate information. Information that is accurate, up-to-date and applicable to your individual circumstances.
| Average net profit before tax | Ave Net Profit Before Tax - $87,000.00 | | Average startup investment | $163,000.00 | | Minimum startup investment | $69,000.00 |
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