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Will you be selling your own branded stock or just a reseller?
How will you compete with the mega brands/stores? I am assuming you will have some kind of niche that will differentiate you so you dont have to compete directly?
I admire your enthusiasm and confidence.
Hi Ace,
Thanks for a big pick up the bum for me and some others here. Take us through the first few steps because I think these are the hardest ones.
Did you go 1. Bored of what I am doing, I needed a new challenge - 2. researching niche market - 3. sports clothes line - 4. Net 1M (for motivation) as a target?
Or did you stumble across an idea which then spurned you into action?
I'll let you guys know the process as it happens.
So far, still brainstorming the plan and putting the strategy together.
The idea was only really born 2 days ago, there is a lot of work to do.
Sure you can do it with a low budget.
Start small, build up slow and do more work yourself.
Use all the free resources available on the internet to get maximum exposure.
I'm trying to get this thing going fast so I have to pay more for outsourcing work and pay higher for initial stock quantities, to get up and running rather than gradually building into it.
I just had a snap decision yesterday that I'm going to start a fitness clothing range to sell predominantly online.
I've got a website name registered, and a logo registered.
Apart from that, I've got nothing, which includes no prior knowledge of clothing products.
So basically I'm starting with no product and no designs, just a vision at this stage.
Awesome
Keep us posted Ace
What's the sell though in a market currently flooded with products such as Nike, Reebok, Everlast, Slazenger, Champion, Underarmour, Rockwear, Black & Blue, Running Bare, Skins, Tapout, Lorna Jane, Michelle Bridges, Giaan Rooney, Grant Kenny yada yada yada as those are only the ones I can think of
A catchy name, price or product types (or all 3)