Boise Boss Lady

What are some ways to engage with my customers? -Polls -Sponsored contests and events -Tours (in-person and virtual) -Loyalty programs with rewards -Dialogues on social media -Have a story

I'm trying to think of ways that I could increase my clientele on AirBnb. I found some ideas online that were helpful. Here were my top options. 1. Stay active on the website daily: (a) update calendar, (b) search for post, and (c) comment on foru, 2. Promote on social media 3. Be available (reply <15 min)

Build a complete listing, fill in all the available information and be honest, you will probably hurt your future reviews if you lie. Get verified. If you are into serious business, provide as many verifications as you can (I think you can have as many as 7). Fill in your profile, have a friendly picture (not one after a metal concert) and write a couple of nice and true things about yourself. A lot of people chose pictures where they are with their significant other, I guess it makes them look friendlier? – that could work too. Have a competitive and descriptive title (ie. mention some upcoming event in the area) - keep in mind they show up in google, so you might get hitsfrom there. Also mention other selling facts, ie. “close to Subway station”. Have a competitive price, easy and simple, check what is offered in your neighborhood and, if possible, beat the price of the similar listings that are your competition. Also use the extra charge per person option, have a lower pric...

Blessings I'd Like to Receive Three mo. of savings --> Follow the law of tithing Married in the temple --> Follow the law of chastity Health body --> Follow the law of Word of Wisdom Peace --> Wearing garments obediently Why do we need to repent, sanctify ourselves, and try to do good as we seek to become self-reliant?  20-to-40-year-old men & women Tourists, travelers, business men/women People looking for a quality experience and place to stay while in town Do you live in or near a major city? It's a growing city. And Meridian for people traveling to the temple (for sealings!). There’s likely a steady stream of both tourists and business travelers who need a place to stay. Is there a college nearby? Yes. You might be able to rent your space for homecoming weekends, college tours, reunions, and graduation. Do you live near the mountains? Yes, demand for your place may be more seasonal. Does your location, and your home, offer the kind...

Housing percentage is as expected. Transportation is not as expected; transportation included trip out to Utah, and two flights (BOI -> LAS; LAS -> CLE). Personal care was also higher these last two weeks with a haircut and nails. Spent 2.3x more per day than expected. Goal: Day expenses as expected.

It's so fascinating to look at housing postings now. I get so excited! I told my family about the paper clip challenge. They like how fun it is. :) Alright so a little bit of AirBnb planning: Assess What is my target market? Likely young professionals in town for business or traveling to see friends. Oh! I wonder if I could target the populations that come to the area for ski/snowboarding?  Cost for me? Unsure, still figuring it out. Likely $2,000 to $4,000 to start off. So, after my trip to Japan with my dad. How long to break even? Likely 7 mo, if I had someone renting for $40/night and 3 nights a week.  Create a Legal Entity (LLC) approx. $50/mo Why though? Register for taxes (EIS) approx. $50/mo Why though? Business bank account ($10/mo) Keep separate - better for taxes STR Permits/Licensing Building and Development Desk at City Council Business Insurance Cleaner's Renter's insurance (the renter's guarantee on AirBnB doesn't cover ...

ASSUMPTIONS (Assumes 30 day avg month) COSTS Startup Costs Furniture $2,000 (Major furniture items like, bed & mattress, couch, coffee table, dining, etc) Appliances $700 (Major appliances like TV, fridge, washer/dryer, work station, game console, etc) Security deposit $750 (Per leasing requirement) Bedroom (non furniture) $150 (e.g. sets of sheets, curtains, décor, etc) Bath (non furniture) $75 (e.g. towel sets, basic disposable toiletries, mats, shower curtains, etc) Kitchen (non furniture) $75 (e.g. plates, utensils, coffee, décor, etc) Rent contingency $450 e.g. Cost of rent before first rental 0.75 Number of Month Total Startup Cost $4,200 Recurring Costs (Monthly) Monthly lease $600 Gross lease you pay for unit Utilities $60/month Internet/cable/etc. $40/month Parking $50/month Laundr...

Your customers' needs will change over time, so you will continually need to adapt your business to meet them. Study what your competitors are doing. Research information online and read industry publications. Talk to experts who know about the kind of business that you are considering. Successful business owners welcome change because it allows them to address unmet needs and solve problems. They are constantly observing and anticipating changes and trends. They act on these opportunities quickly. What are some of my strengths?

Alright, so results of the paper clip challenge for me! •eOS chapstick ($1) •Company baseball cap ($5) •32 GB flash drive ($6) For a grand total of $12 value! I bet I could go further, but do I need to? Paper clip > Werther’s candy > Pharmacy pill pen > Grand Canyon coin > Axiom shake punch card > three items above Thoughts/Questions Posed during the Paper Clip Challenge: 1. Suzette, are you too nice to be a business woman? 2. It’s okay to say no to a trade. Maybe it’s in your delivery. 3. It’s not as bad as I thought!