3 Ways You Can Grow Your Business As An Entrepreneur

Adama J. Adama
2 min readMar 22, 2021

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You might see it as a cliché, but entrepreneurship is not easy. Neither is it the way to make quick money.

Business owners, please share your experience in the comment section. I’m sure aspiring business owners will find it useful.

If you’re reading this and have plans of starting a business because you want to cash out, this is a caution that good things take time, including building a successful business.

What you can count on, however, is that when you take your time to build your business, it will pay off eventually.

If you’re ready to do the hard but fulfilling work of building a business of your own, you will find these tips to be valuable:

Leveraging global platforms in your industry is a strategic way to grow your business.

If you want to build a business that will not just play at the local level, target global platforms. What do I mean by this?

You can leverage AirBnB if you’re in the business of renting house space. You can also leverage Viable X if you engage in commodity trading. When you have a business presence on platforms like this, you give your business room to serve more people and ultimately make more profit.

Your ability to identify new opportunities around your business is an excellent way to boost growth.

As an entrepreneur, you need to stay up to date so that your business will be relevant in your industry. You need to know the connecting value that you can offer to your customers — that’s where the opportunity is. For instance, is it possible that you can include a logistics solution to your product offering? If you sell raw harvests, could you maybe sell refined produce too?

Creating a loyalty reward system is one of the ways to keep your customers.

Do you want to generate repeat sales?

Reward your customers for their patronage. Let them have something to look forward to when they patronize your business.

There are a lot more tips, but these few ones should help.

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Adama J. Adama
Adama J. Adama

Written by Adama J. Adama

The Chairman of Enadama Group. The Founder and CEO of Farm4Me Agriculture Limited.

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