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The rental industry is all about supporting each other. Party rental companies target different customers and only need to compete with the few local companies in their area. This allows for an industry to grow from the support of one another. This article is not to be taken as a step-by-step guide to get your party rental company raking in millions. Instead, you should use this article as a tool to build a foundation for what will be a prosperous business. It will take time, dedication, resources, and a passion for the event industry. A large portion of our business and the products we offer are sold to rental companies and event venues. Knowledge of the rental industry and the plethora of information that is involved with it is something we feel should be passed along to our customers. If you are familiar with the industry, then some of this information may be familiar to you. Take what you will from it and pass it along. Research Your Industry Starting a business first requires researching your intended market. In the rental industry this consists of looking at your demographics, your competition, what your services should cost, and what the demand is for these services in your area. When researching the demographics, there are a few questions you should ask. For example: Who are the current customers? What is the purchasing power of your target customers? What is the lifestyle of the customers you are trying to target? Looking at your competition, will give insight on what methods work for them, how they operate, and the services and prices they offer. Do not copy your competitor’s business or you will most likely fail. In fact, you should try to think outside the box. Look at your competition not for a business strategy that can be copied, but as a way to see how you can do things differently. What can your party rental company offer that these other guys do not? When doing research, look around the city you will be doing business in. Are you only renting to customers in the same city? Perhaps you want to offer delivery services to the surrounding cities. What kinds of venues and how many are available in your neighborhood? Look at your competition not for a business strategy that can be copied, but as a way to see how you can do things differently. Develop a Business Plan Before hitting the ground running, a business plan should be one of the first things you develop. You will need a clear strategy that defines your goals as a business and provides a road map for you as you start your journey to building your company and image. New businesses often neglect or even disregard creating a business plan because of its reputation for being an overwhelmingly difficult task. However , the only way to properly track progress and results is by laying out your company’s plans on paper. It is also worth noting, that if you are needing business financing from a lender they will require a submitted proposal / business plan. Your business plan should summarize your business and your overall goals as a company. You will also need to include an analysis of the rental market, a marketing and sales plan, a description of your products & services, and financial projections based on your market analysis. The best way to prevent your rental company from flopping is by planning ahead. The only way to properly track progress and results is by laying out your company’s plans on paper Determine Your Starting Capital There are a few ways to save and set aside funds as you’re starting capital for your rental business. The Small Business Administration lists a few ways to save cash when you are starting a business: Distinguish Needs from Wants Discipline yourself and determine the things that are necessary purchases and which ones can be put on hold. Invest in a coffee pot for your office instead of going to the coffee shop for that $3.50 coffee every morning. That adds up to an extra $875 a year in savings. Buy in Bulk When Possible In this article, we talk about purchasing your rental equipment and the importance of not over-purchasing. However, if you know that you will need a certain level of inventory, it’s typically cheaper to order everything at once. We provide affordable equipment financing to our customers that need product but may not have the cash to make the purchase all at once. Instead of buying 50 chairs to start and 50 chairs at a later date, financing the purchase allows you to order your full inventory all at once. This reduces overall shipping costs and wholesalers provide bulk discounts with the majority of these rental products. Factor In Your Expenses When working on your budget, don’t forget about the most important factor: YOU. This is assuming you will be attempting a startup party rental business head on and plan on dedicating all your time towards it. If you are not working another full-time or part-time job, your day to day living expenses will need to be handled. Whatever your current job pays you each month, it’s recommended to have a three months salary saved in advance so your bills can still be paid while building your business. Whatever your current job pays you each month, it’s recommended to have a three months salary saved in advance so your bills can still be paid while building your business. Purchasing Equipment A large part of your initial costs for starting your rental company is the equipment you plan to rent to the public. Your business cards, website, and any other marketing materials are small costs compared to the cost of the equipment. You will need to sharpen your pencil and really focus on how to invest your startup capital. Here is a good list of items that several of our rental customers have purchased from us: 20 – 6 Ft. Rectangular Folding Tables 15 – 48\
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Wedding and events
So, you’re having a party! And you’ve figured out that many parties need things (tables, chairs, plates, napkins). There are two ways to get said things: 1) buy them 2) rent them. (Number 3, “Borrow them from someone you know who already bought them,” is maybe worth mentioning as well, but that’s a specific scenario Read more…
Wedding Inspiration
In my mind, black tie is synonymous with a big, grand ballroom. But Beaulieu Garden , with its gorgeous sweeping grounds is taking that pigeon hole and blowing it right out of the water. It’s a beaut…
Sala
Modern in style, classic in looks. A great option for a variety of events! Dimensions: Length- 16 inches Overall Height- 36 inches Specs- Color: clear Material: acrylic Complimentary cushions are available Recommended weight limit is under 250 lbs
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Prop rental
The rental industry is all about supporting each other. Party rental companies target different customers and only need to compete with the few local companies in their area. This allows for an industry to grow from the support of one another. This article is not to be taken as a step-by-step guide to get your party rental company raking in millions. Instead, you should use this article as a tool to build a foundation for what will be a prosperous business. It will take time, dedication, resources, and a passion for the event industry. A large portion of our business and the products we offer are sold to rental companies and event venues. Knowledge of the rental industry and the plethora of information that is involved with it is something we feel should be passed along to our customers. If you are familiar with the industry, then some of this information may be familiar to you. Take what you will from it and pass it along. Research Your Industry Starting a business first requires researching your intended market. In the rental industry this consists of looking at your demographics, your competition, what your services should cost, and what the demand is for these services in your area. When researching the demographics, there are a few questions you should ask. For example: Who are the current customers? What is the purchasing power of your target customers? What is the lifestyle of the customers you are trying to target? Looking at your competition, will give insight on what methods work for them, how they operate, and the services and prices they offer. Do not copy your competitor’s business or you will most likely fail. In fact, you should try to think outside the box. Look at your competition not for a business strategy that can be copied, but as a way to see how you can do things differently. What can your party rental company offer that these other guys do not? When doing research, look around the city you will be doing business in. Are you only renting to customers in the same city? Perhaps you want to offer delivery services to the surrounding cities. What kinds of venues and how many are available in your neighborhood? Look at your competition not for a business strategy that can be copied, but as a way to see how you can do things differently. Develop a Business Plan Before hitting the ground running, a business plan should be one of the first things you develop. You will need a clear strategy that defines your goals as a business and provides a road map for you as you start your journey to building your company and image. New businesses often neglect or even disregard creating a business plan because of its reputation for being an overwhelmingly difficult task. However , the only way to properly track progress and results is by laying out your company’s plans on paper. It is also worth noting, that if you are needing business financing from a lender they will require a submitted proposal / business plan. Your business plan should summarize your business and your overall goals as a company. You will also need to include an analysis of the rental market, a marketing and sales plan, a description of your products & services, and financial projections based on your market analysis. The best way to prevent your rental company from flopping is by planning ahead. The only way to properly track progress and results is by laying out your company’s plans on paper Determine Your Starting Capital There are a few ways to save and set aside funds as you’re starting capital for your rental business. The Small Business Administration lists a few ways to save cash when you are starting a business: Distinguish Needs from Wants Discipline yourself and determine the things that are necessary purchases and which ones can be put on hold. Invest in a coffee pot for your office instead of going to the coffee shop for that $3.50 coffee every morning. That adds up to an extra $875 a year in savings. Buy in Bulk When Possible In this article, we talk about purchasing your rental equipment and the importance of not over-purchasing. However, if you know that you will need a certain level of inventory, it’s typically cheaper to order everything at once. We provide affordable equipment financing to our customers that need product but may not have the cash to make the purchase all at once. Instead of buying 50 chairs to start and 50 chairs at a later date, financing the purchase allows you to order your full inventory all at once. This reduces overall shipping costs and wholesalers provide bulk discounts with the majority of these rental products. Factor In Your Expenses When working on your budget, don’t forget about the most important factor: YOU. This is assuming you will be attempting a startup party rental business head on and plan on dedicating all your time towards it. If you are not working another full-time or part-time job, your day to day living expenses will need to be handled. Whatever your current job pays you each month, it’s recommended to have a three months salary saved in advance so your bills can still be paid while building your business. Whatever your current job pays you each month, it’s recommended to have a three months salary saved in advance so your bills can still be paid while building your business. Purchasing Equipment A large part of your initial costs for starting your rental company is the equipment you plan to rent to the public. Your business cards, website, and any other marketing materials are small costs compared to the cost of the equipment. You will need to sharpen your pencil and really focus on how to invest your startup capital. Here is a good list of items that several of our rental customers have purchased from us: 20 – 6 Ft. Rectangular Folding Tables 15 – 48\
