2008年6月14日星期六

Start-Up Plans Start With Lease Signing

If you are opening a dollar store it is important that you use a start-up project plan. That plan can provide critical help to you in preparing for and conducting the grand opening of your store. It is also important that you delay most actions until you have a location and a signed lease. Many problems can occur if you begin taking action and do not have a final location identified.

Be sure that most start-up tasks are not initiated until you have completed that important task. Without a final location you have no place for merchandise, equipment and fixtures to be delivered. Receiving these items before you have a location means that you will need to store them and then handle them an extra time.

You will need to reload, haul and offload everything from a temporary storage location into your final store location. This takes time and costs money that you do not need to spend. There are too many challenges associated with opening a dollar store to have these added as well.

Be sure that you don't add to the challenges and confusion by moving forward with start-up tasks too early. Using your project plan can help to ensure that you don't make that mistake when opening a dollar store.

Finding a location can be a challenging problem. Your location is probably the single most important factor in determining the ultimate success of your business. It is the critical first step once you begin down the path of opening a dollar store. Start your start-up plan actions only after a location is identified and a lease is signed.

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