Succeeding in the midst of large businesses as a small bus owner.

[CALVINDOL]

Large business Enterprises and prosperous commercial organisations usually have a way of threatening and suppressing the growth and development of small-scale businesses. Some of the ways large business Enterprises threaten and suppress the existence of small-scale businesses, is by branding and packaging their products and services which totally passes a sense of professionality and high-quality to customers and clients, which is something that small scale businesses are unable to do. Another possible way large business Enterprises threaten and suppresses the existence of small businesses ability to grow and develop is by negotiating with the government to buy up a particular area of environment of small-scale businesses are already established so as to situate their large business structure, thereby taking over the audience of such area according to possibly analysis carried out on the environment to be suitable for business activities.

As a small-scale business owners there are some strategies you can use to shield yourself from the traits of these large-scale businesses. For a start, you can try registering your business under any corporate affairs commission in the country you reside, so as to stand your ground when you are threatened by these large scale businesses, secondly you can try to employ some large-scale businesses marketing technique such as internet and social media presence, or branding and packaging of marketed products.

 

[King bell]

As a small business owner, you may feel like you are up against a wave of larger businesses. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and to think that success is impossible. However, there are ways that you can succeed despite the competition from larger companies.

First, focus on your strengths. What makes your business unique compared to the competition? Explore the possibilities of offering specialized services or products that the larger businesses don't provide. This can help you stand out and attract new customers.

Second, build relationships with your customers. Listen to their needs and provide personalized services. This will help them feel valued and create loyalty. Additionally, use social media to build relationships with customers and offer promotions and incentives.

Third, be proactive in marketing your business. Utilize platforms where you can advertise your services and products, such as local newspapers and radio stations. Additionally, take advantage of online platforms such as Google Ads, Facebook, and Twitter.

Finally, make sure you are up-to-date on the latest trends in your industry. Keep an eye on the competition and learn from their successes and failures. This will help you stay ahead of the curve and create a competitive advantage.

 

[TOZZIBLINKZ]

Majority of small-scale businesses have been threatened by large scale businesses and as a result of this the growth and development of the small-scale businesses have been terminated and it always being hindered by the existence of this large-scale businesses. For example in an environment where small-scale businesses like grocery shop exist, an individual may possibly sit with a supermarket store large enough to contain the needs and wants of majority of individuals, and as a result of these individuals in the locality or environment are more likely to patronize the supermarket instead of those local small-scale businesses, as a result of the supermarket having professional, well branded, well packaged, and well delivered products etc. which is something small scale businesses may not have.

In such situation, possible alternatives you can use to survive as a small-scale business owner is by changing your marketing strategy. You do not have to dwell on the physical selling of goods and services to customers and clients, instead you can involve other marketing ways such as social media presence and internet presence.

 

[Etini]

You just have to keep on doing your business. You don't have to be intimidated by them. You need to make sure your products and services are quality and you offer good customer service. Believe me. You would still get patronage. Develop a one-on-one relationship with your customers. Just keep doing you.

Make sure you have stick always. This would make people see you as as srius business. It would only be bad when you don't have stock and the big companies have. Nobody would take you serious again. Just do all in your best to have supply of your products.

Try and be opening early. It might be your point of critical advantage. Stay consistent on your opening and closing time. If possible, extend your closing time to after the big organizations have closed. By so doing, you are building a reputation for your business. Just stay strong and then, you would grow.