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What are the best businesses to start in 2023 ?

  • 07-12-2022 07:14PM
    #1
    Jones188
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    2023 is approaching and what are the best businesses to start this year ?

    Post edited by Spear on


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  • #2
    beachhead
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    Food related by a long way.I do not mean a sit down premises.Something simple to start-sandwich,burgers etc Develope an angle to market your product(s)-a twist in the recipe and away your go.Max publicity will certainly help.another would be tech repairs-phone,laptops,games consoles etc Bicycle/scooter repairs



  • #3
    growleaves
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    Craft (ie small-scale) manufacturing

    Anyone can go onto Alibaba and buy raw materials direct from India and China tp have delivered to their address. Then if you make something you have a global marketplace to sell it: Ebay, Etsy, Aliexpress, Instagram

    Bar to entry for this kind of thing has never been lower to start your own workshop/mini-factory.

    If you look at Dragons Den there are a lot of craft manufacturers who make a product at home and then start selling it online.



  • #4
    growleaves
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119968550#Comment_119968550

    Only caveat here is that energy-intensive manufacturing like smelting is going to run up huge electricity bills so you're constrained from doing some stuff.



  • #5
    Shield
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    Please feel free to continue this discussion in the Business forum below as this is a forum for people to post surveys:

    https://www.boards.ie/categories/business-finance-business

    Discussion closed.

    Thanks.

    -Shield



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