ok...i want to teach a Salsa dance class and Latin food catering service....i need a company name? Please!?
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Spicy Steps & Fun Food
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name it after your first client!!!
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my friend dan does, he took me to his salsa dancing class, so much fun!!
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Hello there!\nThumbs up to you for starting your own business!\n\nWhen I started my candle business my trainers told me I should include my own first name in the business name. This gives your business a very personal touch that people can relate to.\n\nAlso if you are going to be using a website, be sure to use your first name also.\n\nPeople like to feel like they are dealing with a real person.\n\nHope this helps!\nLove, Tammy\nTammy's Candle Corner\nwww.tammyscandlecorner.com\ntammy@tammyscandlecorner.com\n\n(Your Name)'s Chocolate Corner\nWe could join forces and call it:\n(Your Name)'s & Tammy's Chocolate & Candle Corner\n\nI can get candles at a good price and we have a killer Creme Brule scented candle.\n\nJust a thought :-)\n\nSuccess to you!!!
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Posted this many times...what a popular question!\n\nhttp://www.generatebusinessname.com
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You need to specify/describe exactly what you're looking for!  Your question doesn't make any sense.  What's a mix?  What kind of services...???????????????????????????????
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Good idea! \nIt might be a start--why not? They overcharge for Mexican food anyway--it's mostly tortillas (super cheap) and beans (super cheap) with a little meat thrown in. Besides, you can make Margaritas at home!
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Vision:  Paint a picture of what ideals you want to strive toward.  How about "To be recognized by the city as having the best baked goods and most comfortable atmosphere of any shop in town."\n\nMission:  More like Marching Orders.  how about:  "To produce and serve quality, fresh baked goods with variety which keeps our customers coming back, particularly the corporate customers  (I am making stuff up here), insuring maximum longterm profitablity.  You may want to add specifics about WHICH customers are important, which aspects of the bakeshop are important (quality food, on time delivery(?), high customer service and happy people, good atmosphere).  You may want to add specifics about which products are important (cakes, morning goods, high-end coffee, etc).\n\nGoals and Objectives, I think you take it down a level toward specific actions:\n\n1) Improve customer satisfaction (+10% as measured by our survey (or something)) \nTactic 1a)  Train all employees on customer service skills.\nTactic 1b)  BE 10 minutes early for all deliveries.\n\n2)  Improve Freshness\nTactic 2a) mark baking time on all goods - pitch goods after x hours\nTactic 2b)  Recommend items that are newly out of the oven\n\n\n3) improve profitability\ntactic 3a)  Measure production and wasted goods; reduce waste\ntactic 3b)  Put a marketing program in place to market to local businesses, and increase sales\n\n\nJust some random thoughts .. hopefully mine plus others will give you a start!  Best of Luck.
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Call each of these business personally!!! Good luck. They are not in the phone book.
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I used to make $10/hr with a catering company but it wasn't full time.  Check out any caterers with their own halls.  Apply for busboy.
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offer free classes? have a fitness contest? Have a dance compation? lots of ways. Newspaper, FLYER LIKE CRAZY EVEN!
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Google is a wonderful idea. I would also have business cards printed with your certification or experience listed and the website. There are many adults that would be interested. When you meet people then pass out your card. Of course this would just be local, but could be a start.\n\nMail your cards to friends that live in other cities/states.\n\nWould you tutor high school students online? Put that on the card too! Take your card (a few of them) to the guidance counselors at local high schools. \n\nDo you have a web page that explains how people will learn? What is your curriculum? Will they speak? Will there be listening? If you do not have that, then perhaps make a flyer explaining it for when people inquire. Or make a web page and print it and keep it handy.\n\nYour friends can help. I am a Spanish teacher and hear people say all the time "I always wished that I could speak Spanish...". I would hand them your flyer, or your card with the web address.\n\nIf that does not get you where you want to be... try selling your course on ebay. List it as a course with a fixed "buy it now" price. When people sign up you can have a start date. It might just work...
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You might want to start with http://www.eticon.com/ and ask them about non-business related classes.\nAdditionally I suggest to contact local education institutions like community colleges to ask if they offer etiquette classes.
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The setting up & running part of the business aside, I think the very first thing you hsould do is look into what sort of permits you will need from the city. Some cities only allow this sort of business in certain areas (zoning) while others have some VERY specific ordinances & permit issues that have to be adhered to. Once you determine the feasibility of how long it will take to get yourself set up properly with the city - as well as if you will need to open in an area other than the one you might have wished to - then it is just a matter of getting the business side of things in order, locating & securing a building, furnishing it & hiring dancers.\n\nGood luck!
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Contact local ethnic groups.  I bet they offer classes.  Sometimes VFW halls or singles clubs do too.
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Look up SBA in your area.  They give classes in many areas.  From what I understand, they also sponsors / loan to new small businesses.  You may have to meet certain criteria first though.
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Try radio, local schools talk to music teachers about maybe hanging flyers around the school.  If your business is downtown try something unusual as maybe some previous students showing their talents outside your studio advertising the biz