Finding Your Small Town Niche
Entrepreneur.com: “You just need to be smart about it. Opening up a corner grocery across the street from the corner grocery that’s been there for 30 years and is the primary source of groceries for your town of 3,000 is probably not a wise move. If you’re not sure what kind of business to start, the best approach is to find a need in your market and fill it. That goes for any kind of business start-up, but it’s particularly true in your case. You might find that a service-oriented business is the safest route, rather than a retail establishment. For example, if there is no company offering pet-sitting services in your town, there’s a niche for you.”
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