Hi Loves
I have been trying to find my niche to make my newly started business viable, and I came across a quote that resonated with me. It advised me to find my customers - those who appreciate my offerings and are willing to pay for them. While family and friends are supportive, they cannot sustain a business. So, I stepped out of my comfort zone and actively pursued my dream.
My first step was seeking help, and I visited the Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC) with a variety of offerings. Next, I got registered and started working on the project we decided to start with. This got me quite excited as it allowed my creative juices to start flowing, and I made over a dozen dolls in no time. I then got labels, tags, and packaging done.
I was thrilled to have my dolls showcased at a well-established store at the airport (the Norman Manley International). While waiting for the dolls to be sale-tested, I designed keychains that I sold successfully. However, I felt that something was missing.
After almost six months of being in business, I was still not blooming. Back to the drawing board, I remembered JBDC and attended one of their seminars. It was there that I realized my major issue with growth was marketing.
Damn...
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