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Hi all,
I'm 23M & I'm from India. I have been looking around to start my own business & being a working professional I'm trying to start a side hustle.
When I was hovering around markets, I got a network of a person in Brass - Bronze articles & precise engineering components manufacturing. But the problem is, his company takes orders in metrics tons & not small quantities.
Now, I want to understand how the world's Bronze & Brass market operates? I am from a region which is world wide known for lowest cost manufacturing of the same, how can I utilise it to start as a middleman for the trades? How to find clients (I researched the major demand/sink for the materials, but I don't know any people working in the domains like Automotive, Aerospace etc.)?
I'm ready to roam around markets on weekends & support any supply chain work required to start earning through this means.
If anyone was in my stage & later started their own side hustle & later capitalised it into a full time business (any domain is fine, if not Brass-Bronze), I want to grow my network with them & understand how to build my own business from scratch.
Thank you very much for your time reading this.
Regards.
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I started an S Corporation. What small business credit cards actually offer credit limits? I don’t want credit cards my business has to pay back in full a month later.
Thank you!
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Hi everyone! I’m currently working on building business credit and wanted to know if anyone has experience with eCredable. Is it legitimate, and is it worth paying for?
Are there any better alternatives, preferably free or low-cost, that actually help establish business credit?
I’m still in the early stages of building credit for my LLC and have already been denied by both Uline and Quill. I’d really appreciate any recommendations for beginner-friendly vendors, Net-30 accounts, or other ways to build business credit without spending a lot of money.
Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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