I am a local broadband operator at Kolkata and selling broadband & OTT services on commission basis. I am a franchisee of Class A ISP of India. I am planning to start my own ISP where I can get more exposure but threat is jio and airtel. So, kindly guide and advise

Ans: With 15 years of experience in internet technology, you have a wealth of knowledge and insight that can be invaluable in your initial start-up in the same industry Your extensive industry experience gives you insight love on market trends, customer needs, and technological developments Provides the right resources and provides a solid foundation for business success. Here are some of the most important factors to consider when applying for entrepreneurship.

Things you can do:

First, it’s important to understand the needs and issues facing your target market, competitors, and potential customers.
Clearly explain your startup's uniqueness and how it resolves a problem or fulfills a need better than existing solutions.
Develop a detailed plan about your business, goals, target market, marketing strategy, revenue model, financial projections, etc.
Bring talented individuals on your board who share valuable startup vision and complement your skills. So, don't hesitate to surround yourself with amazing people!
Give top priority to deliver exceptional customer service and build strong relationships with your effective customers.
A great way to start is by developing a minimum viable product (MVP) and gathering proper feedback from early adopters because It will help you to refine and improve your offering.
For more interaction with customers, develop a marketing strategy to increase awareness of your startup.
Build some meaningful relationships with potential investors, mentors, industry experts, and fellow entrepreneurs. Who can offer valuable support and guidance to you?
To be flexible and ready to adapt to feedback and changing circumstances based on market trends.
Prioritizing your physical and mental well-being is key to long-term success as an entrepreneur.

Things Not to Do:

Do not ignore daily industry trends and changes in consumer behavior to remain competitive.
Don't underestimate the costs of your budget and expenses, and factor in unforeseen costs.
Losing focus on your core business objectives and getting distracted by shiny new opportunities
Not ensuring whether your startup is compliant with all relevant laws and regulations to avoid legal problems in the future.
To avoid fatigue, do not pace yourself and do not prioritize tasks.
Not analyzing competitors thoroughly and ignoring their strengths and weaknesses.
Being hesitant in taking feedback from customers, mentors, and team members and not using it to improve your product or service
Not taking the time to develop a high-quality product or service and failing to meet customer needs and provide value
Not investing in building a strong brand identity that resonates with your target audience.
Not accepting failure as a learning opportunity and not using failure as motivation to persevere and improve.

As you embark on this new journey, it is essential to leverage your expertise to identify unique opportunities and develop innovative solutions that address critical challenges in the Internet technology sector. Best wishes on this exciting entrepreneurial journey!

Ans: Good idea. I appreciate you for your thought. First learn the basics of CODING from different YOU TUBE videos, then go for a certificate course. After that at least make a group of three persons and start your startup. Initially don't invest much. Be in touch with me, follow me here and join me in LINKEDIN also. Don't worry. Everything will be fine. GOD BLESS YOU. Regards. Professor............................:)

Ans: Hi! Instead of becoming a doctor, you want to create more doctors—kudos to you! You’re aiming to become an entrepreneur. I’m not sure about your location, but here are some steps to help you get started:

A. Conduct a survey on the following:
1. The number of PCMB students in your chosen location and nearby areas.
2. The number of coaching centers in that location and nearby.
3. The number of students who have opted for coaching centers.
4. The fees for the courses offered.

B. Determine the type of center you want to establish (residential or non-residential).

C. Choose a location accordingly (based on your decision in B) that is also easily accessible.

D. Select the faculty—this is the most crucial part. They should know not only how to teach but also how to help students succeed in exams.

These are the most important factors to consider. Once you’ve completed the survey, you will have a better idea of how to proceed. Best of luck!

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