I suggest you make a competition, let the designers send you suggestions for your application and you choose the best one, you will save both time and money, if you need more information, feel free to contact me.

I think it is possible to launch a rental eCommerce store for construction equipment business but it is not that simple. It depends on the approach you take. Not many people are aware of this but there are some rental marketplace solutions already available in the global market that can be used to launch online rental stores.In UAE, launching an online rental store for heavy equipment is a lucrative idea considering the increased construction activities in the region and 3.3% CAGR of the heavy equipment rental industry in 2018-2024. When you create a website from scratch, especially for a unique type of business like a rental ecommerce store, it requires advance planning, including finding a feasible business model and developing an MVP. On the flip side, the benefit of ready-made marketplace solutions is that their feasibility is already proven. They don’t require excessive research and resources and limit the business establishment journey to a mere sell and buy transaction (that’s if you don’t require customization). The business model of a construction equipment rental store would be something like: - A visitor adds your equipment to the cart - Selects the rent duration and pays rent + security deposit - Returns the equipment after using - You deduct the damage amount from security and return the money I did a little research to educate myself better and found a company that is doing the same thing you are looking for. Tenderd is UAE-based company that deals in construction equipment. It does not sell the equipment but only lends. Tendered was launched in 2018 and was able to raise $5.8 million seed funding with more 3000 equipment to rent within a year of its launch. If Tenderd fascinates you then Investing in a white-labelled rental marketplace solution(https://www.yo-rent.com/) and rebranding it is a very reasonable option to get started with your online construction equipment rental business. It also comes with the following benefits to resolve various pain points of a business owner: * They improve your online visibility, do branding, and build trust * Provide access to a larger audience promoting long distance business operations * Streamline payment processing and management via third-party integrations * Increase price transparency facilitating a competitive advantage for the marketplace owner * Provide passive income streams like PPC ad campaigns, paid featured banners, affiliate marketing and monthly subscriptions * Easy to market via social media channels, Search Engine Optimization, and email newsletters Hope you liked my answer.

Hi It really depends on the type of startup, but very generally speaking, you would need: 1. A One Pager and/or Pitch Deck (presentation). 2. To perfect your pitching skills (online). 3. An MVP (Minimal Viable Product) or at least a POC (proof of concept) to show some data/numbers. As for actual funding channels, you have: 1. Friends and Family. 2. Crowd funding. 3. Angel investors. 4. VC firms. 5. Bootstrapping (funding yourself) - probably less relevant in this case. 6. Government grants (some countries, like Europe) Good luck I've successfully helped over 350 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david

I would look into searching for an influencer agency to get connected with these influencers.

I use tier marketing strategies to attract new clients. Simply stated, I use the other members of my team to work collaborately to circulate marketing materials by simulating increased traffic and tricking the algorithms of media platforms to keep circulating the content. A giveaway may be added but it doesn't matter what you give away if your content is not circulating into the hands of potential clients.

Hi, Yes, this is something that is fairly common. Calculation: in order to calculate the % you should give, you need to understand how much is due to the designer for all their work, and how much your projected profits will be in the first 6 months/year. Then, you offer a % which should give the designer a little bit more than the value of their work during that 6 or 12 month period. It is important that you define in the agreement/email, what the amount is - meaning that when the designer gets that amount, you stop giving them a % of profits. I would also add a section in the agreement that states that should you decide to do so, you can pay them off the entire amount and stop making the monthly payments. Lastly, make sure it is clear that they are only getting a % of the profits (not the income) and that they don't have any voting/decision rights. Good luck I've successfully helped over 350 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david

Hi, I'm happy to try and assist. Send me more details about the type of help you're looking for, about the app, the target market + the current status of the app/business, and I'll be happy to try and help. If I can give you some free advice by email I'll be happy to do so. If you'll need more help we can schedule a call. As for tool, here's a whole bunch of tools and resources from Steve Blank (the man behind the Lean Strategy): https://steveblank.com/tools-and-blogs-for-entrepreneurs/ Best of luck

Hi You can offer them: 1. equity (options/shares). 2. % of future profits. 3. Find someone who doesn't have much experience and is looking to expand their portfolio. 4. Make them a co-founder? Obviously, designers in 'developing countries are cheaper. Good luck

There are a lot of different platforms to try and raise capital. You can try and borrow money from a traditional bank, or if you are in the US, the small business administration (SBA) has many programs to loan funds to small businesses. Other startups try to raise money by issuing debt or equity to investors. Crowdfunding has also become a popular method of raising funds. The crowdfunding platform generally entails people "gifting" you money to fund your company, so any proceeds are generally treated as taxable income.

Hi, I am not sure what country your located in, but many of the western countries offer grants for startups who have something innovative. You do not have to return the grant in many cases, and they don't take equity, but there are some limitations: for example you can only use the money to pay for services from people in your country and you can't use it to pay your own salary (but each grant differs). You should search for grants in your own country, or take on a co-founder in a country that offers such grants (if relevant). You're welcome to let me know which country you're located in and provide a few more details and then I can see if I can help further. Good luck I've successfully helped over 350 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david

From what I know, it has to be from client's who've worked with you on Clarity. Best of luck!

Make a list of every word that you feel is associated with what you do, or that invoke a feeling you want associated with your brand. Some of them can be things like "rocket" or "super". Make the list long and then just start stringing two of the phrases together to see which ones sound good. My digital music startup ended up being called "Earbits" (ear = music, bits = digital). I recommend staying away from things that are spelled incorrectly or that will require clarification when you tell people the name. Make sure the .com is available, although you can get away with other domains if you plan to have a strong SEO strategy. You can also do names that have nothing to do with what you do, like made up words, but again, if you have to explain how to spell it, you're fighting an uphill battle.

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: Hospital buyers of medical devices contract with manufacturers with market power that sell differentiated products. The medical staff strongly influences hospitals’ choice of devices. Sellers have sought to limit disclosure of transaction prices. Policy- makers have proposed legislation mandating disclosure, in the interest of greater transpar- ency. We discuss why a manufacturer might charge different prices to different hospitals, the role that secrecy plays, and the consequences of secrecy versus disclosure. We argue that hospital-physician relationships are key to understanding what manufacturers gain from price discrimination. Price disclosure can catalyze a restructuring of those relation- ships, which, in turn, can improve hospital bargaining. [Health Affairs 27, no. 6 (2008): 1544–1553; 10.1377/hlthaff.27.6.1544]

Hi There are various 'models' that you can use to estimate how many shares/percentages your new partner should get. These include (a) his/her investment in time and/or money, (b) the current + potential value of the company, (c) the time and/or money that you as the original founder already put in and various other models. That said, at the end of the day, it's all about value and psychology (both side's feelings). Bottom line: 1. It all really depends on how much value they are giving you (not only financial, sometimes even just moral support goes a long way). Some founder's 'should' get 5%, some should get 50% or more. 2. Ask the potential partner how much shares they want (BEFORE you name a number). 3. Have an open conversation with them in regards to each of your expectations. 4. Use a vesting (or preferably reverse vesting) mechanism - meaning that the founder receives his shares gradually, based on the time that goes by (during which he fulfills his obligations) and/or milestones reached. 5. If you want a mathematical method: calculate the value of each 1% of the shares (based on the last investment round), check how much an average CPO earns per month/year, and then you can calculate what % he/she should get for the 2-3 years they should put in. I've successfully helped over 350 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david

You can read the listed books but it will not help you to start your startup 1. Zero to One. 2. The Lean Startup. 3. The Startup Owner's Manual. 4. Founders at Work 5. Crossing the Chasm 6. 100$ startup 7. Never Too Late to Startup What you need is a market and start-up capital and not some ideas you don’t know how to put into action. I would love to talk to you about your startup i have read most of these books so i can give you some tips. ________________________________________________ all these books will cost you about $ 150 you will spend your time and money and you will not start a business my services would cost you 3 times less than this price and you can have a startup tomorrow Don't waste time call me !

Great Question! As per Allied Market Research, the fitness equipment market size was valued at $11.5 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach $15.2 billion by 2027. The COVID-19 outbreak has indeed shaken up the health and fitness industry in a way no one could have imagined a few years ago. The national lockdowns meant the gyms and fitness centers had to remain shut until the virus could be contained. This is an unprecedented crisis for a number of gyms around the world, but the situation has spurred businesses to adopt new ways to cater to their loyal clientele. Gear rental is one way in which fitness centers are looking to serve their customers. This is a sensible approach as it allows gym enthusiasts with much-needed gear such as resistance bands, cycling bikes, weights, treadmill, dumbbells, and many more to continue their training at home without the risk of being exposed to the virus. The idea of gym equipment rental was popularized at the start of the pandemic by GymLend - a Sydney-based startup that invited local gyms in the region to list their equipment on rent. GymLend quickly shot to success and is now serving multiple cities across Australia. This is clear evidence that the concept of a gym and fitness gear rental is both feasible and profitable. Let’s take a look at Gym & Fitness Gear Rental Marketplace Business Model An online fitness gear rental marketplace comprises a marketplace owner(admin), several gym gear owners(renter/vendors), and individual customers wanting to rent the said gear(rentees). The rentees can look up listings on the platform based on their geographical location. They can select the gear they would like to rent. Once a gear rental request is placed, it needs to get approval from the gear owner. On approval, commission charges are transferred to the owner’s(Admin) account. Rentees can select the shipping method that’s most convenient to them, viz. self pick-up or doorstep delivery while placing the request. Since gear safety remains a major concern, a safety deposit is usually maintained in the Admin’s account. This can be refunded back to the rentee upon a safe gear return. Revenue generation model of a Fitness Gear Rental Platform An online gym and fitness gear rental marketplace can generate revenue from multiple channels such as follows: - Commission through every transaction Advertising on the marketplace Featured listing as an initial focus during peak hours Subscription plan with a wide range of benefits such as free delivery, fixed discounts & much more Key Players Dominating The Gym Equipment Rental Industry In 2019, the fitness industry valued at nearly $100 billion globally. Some of the vital players that dominate the market globally are A.E.S. Fitness in New Jersey generating a handsome revenue of $1.5 million, FitDel in Texas earned $0.6 million profit, and HireFitness in the United Kingdom claimed a turnover of around $3 million. How to Set-up a Gym & Fitness Gear Rental Marketplace? Instead of building such a marketplace from scratch that would be an expensive and time-consuming process, I recommend going in for a white label turnkey solution such as Yo!Rent that can be deployed in a few days. It offers all the essential features to launch an online gym and fitness gear rental marketplace such as: - Multi-Vendor Functionality. Renting & Selling option. Real-Time Stock availability. Intuitive UX design. Powerful Mobile Apps. Customizable System. In-Built Analytics & Reporting. Smart-Review Management. If you have any queries regarding the information shared in this answer or need expert advice for setting up an online gym and fitness gear rental marketplace - https://www.fatbit.com/fab/guide-to-start-online-gym-fitness-equipment-rental-marketplace/, please feel free to connect with me.

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Hi, I'm happy to assist, but I would need to know exactly what you need help with. Do you need help preparing your pitch deck (investor presentation)? Preparing the talk with investors? Preparing your one pager? Emailing them? Finding them? Let me know and I'll try help. Good luck I've successfully helped over 350 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david

Hi, You're welcome to (privately) send me more details and I will see how I can help. It all depends on the costs, potential and industry. Good luck I've successfully helped over 350 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david