In this article, we take a look at some free tools for landlords. If you rent out property you can utilise these to run your business more efficiently.
Free places to market your premises.
Free premises promotion
Craigslist – Is a worldwide classified website that has an extensive property section.
Zillow – Is a free rental site with over 1 million daily visitors – USA site.
Pop Up World – Landlord Site – A worldwide free listing site for commercial premises targeting start-ups and small businesses. Unlimited free listings.
Stessa – Rental property finances made simple – real estate investors can easily maximize profits through smart money management, automated income and expense tracking, personalized reporting and more. USA site.
Rentila – Rentila is an easy to use, free, cloud-based property management software. Key features like tenancy management, accounting, tasks, landlord responsibilities and much more. UK Site.
Launched back in 2006, this landlord software has been free to use ever since. They claim time to have helped over 80,000 users manage their rental properties. UK site.
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In this article, we are going to break down the best way to start and launch your idea for the maximum chance of success! Carry out these steps (in order) to avoid costly mistakes. Here we go…
Step 1. Preparation.
Preparation is vital.
It’s essential to carry out some pre-launch preparation. It’s strongly recommended that you read, read and read some more! Read books on starting a business, read blog posts like this one. Watch YouTube videos. Consume as much information as you can on starting and growing a business. I know, it’s tempting to dive right in and get going, you have an amazing idea burning within you but pause for a second. Starting a business is really hard and has serious financial implications, the more knowledge you can glean from those that have tried and failed and/or tried and succeeded the better.
Step 2. The Idea.
A great idea is good but…
OK, you have an amazing idea, fantastic! But, you need more…
a) Is the idea viable? Have you tested the idea and secured an initial sale or customer.
b) Do you have any tangible proof that your idea will work?
If you have managed to sell your idea or product to at least one person who is not your friend, family member or work colleague you may be on to something!
You don’t want to be in the position of spending hard-earned cash launching something that won’t shift because you have missed this step. If you can’t sell the product yet, you need to find a way to test you will be able to sell the idea.
Do not assume that if the product or service is good enough, the customers will come. They won’t.
Step 3. The Company Name.
Your company name is important.
Getting the right company name is essential. The name should convey your mission as a company and it should be able to stand the test of time. Bear in mind that an on-trend name may become very old, very quickly. Brainstorm multiple ideas. You can use tools such as artificial intelligence to offer up suggestions based on simple descriptions of your company.
Step 4. Company Incorporation.
Company Formation
You should consider incorporating your company. Incorporation is a process where you essentially create a separate legal entity that carries out business on its own behalf. In the UK this is usually a Limited company (Ltd) in the USA, usually a LLC or C-.Corp.
The big benefit of incorporating is you are limiting your personal liability. If you were to be sued by a customer or supplier they would sue your company and not you as an individual. Obviously, this is very important and you should seek relevant advice to see what’s best for you legally. Companies can be easily incorporated online at a minimal cost.
Registering your company also gives you some rudimentary assurance that your company name is unique as far as the company register is concerned. But be warned, registration alone is no guarantee that someone else is not trading as an individual with your exact company name. For more protection see the next step.
Step 5. Trade Marking.
Registered trade mark sign
Once you have decided on a company name, you may want to consider trademarking your brand. Why? Registering your company alone as described above will not usually offer significant protection if someone else sets up shop with the same or similar company name. Also, trademarking will bring to light any opposition to your new company name. This could save you thousands, say for example if you had to change all your marketing materials due to a dispute. To give yourself full legal protection over your brand you must trade mark it. In the UK you need to look at the Intellectual Property Office in the US you need the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Step 6. Your Logo Design.
Logo Design
Once you have trade marked your brand name you may want to create an eye-catching design and logo for your website and marketing materials. You can trademark your logo too if so required. There are many AI-powered tools online that help you create a high-quality logo at little cost.
Step 7. Business Bank Account.
Business banking
You will need to set up a business bank account to collect all those payments that will soon be coming your way! If you have incorporated your company you will need to provide details of your new company such as Certificate of Incorporation and company registration number. If you have not incorporated, the account will be set up as a personal account with a ‘trading as’ company name. Banks will usually carry out credit checks to open a business account. However, there are some new online banking providers that do not require credit checks.
Step 8. Domain name and website creation.
Domains and Website design
For most businesses, it will be essential that you have a working website and associated domain name that matches the brand name of your company. If you have done your homework and fully researched, registered and trade marked your company name your required domains should be readily available. You should register your domains right away to secure them prior to marketing your venture. Once you have your domains secured you can create an eye-catching website incorporating your logo and brand images.
Step 9. Communication.
Communication tools
How will customers reach you? Will it be mostly via email or telephone? or via social media? Whatever it is you will need to set up a professional business email address. If you have secured your domain you should be able to do this easily via the same hosting provider. Do not be tempted to start with a Hotmail or Gmail account. This does not instil trust in your potential clientele! If you are needing to be contacted via telephone try not to spend loads on a fancy telephone system. There are relatively inexpensive virtual telephone systems available, that can be expanded upon as you grow. You should include these contact details on your website and marketing materials. Don’t forget to collect your client’s email address at every opportunity and build a customer email list early on in your journey.
Step 10. Social Media.
Social media presence
Secure business social media pages for all your social platforms. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube etc should be secured for your brand. You should look to grow these organically. You should post regularly and save valuable time by using scheduling software such as SocialOomph.
Step 11. Premises.
Physical premises space
Some businesses may require a physical space as well as a digital one. You should search for premises in your local area online. Ensure that you really do need an office or retail space for your venture. If there’s any way you can launch without this expensive step you should do so and then once you venture is proved viable you can expand to a physical space. Consider hiring pop up space or coworking space to minimise costs further.
Step 12. Create a marketing strategy.
Marketing strategies
How are you going to reach customers? If you have tested properly you should already have an idea of what channels work best for your venture. Here are some examples of strategies you could use:
PPC – Google Ads etc. Blog posts. Social media posts/Videos. Email marketing. Cold calling. Flyers. Events. Print Advertising.
You should be aiming to create a ‘marketing mix’ rather than a single ‘silver bullet’ that will drive all clients to you. Don’t forget to include free ads as a promotional tool in your marketing arsenal. Some strategies will work better than others for your particular line of business. Remember to measure your results so you can adjust your campaigns accordingly.
Step 13. Growth.
How to Grow your Business
Once you have a bit of traction (clients, users, sales etc.) you may want to grow by seeking investment or external capital. If so, you will need a pitch deck. A pitch deck is a set of PowerPoint slides that succinctly describes your project to an investor or lender. You can create a pitch deck yourself from scratch or you can utilise online tools that simplify the pitch deck creation process.
Step 14. Connecting with Investors.
Investor Connector
You can use the social channels you created to connect with potential investors. Sites such as LinkedIn and AngelList may be useful. Many investors prefer you to be referred by someone that they know or someone within their circle. If you have no or few contacts there are online services that aim to connect start-ups with investors. You should post your pitch deck to get exposure to investors in your field.
Congratulations, you have successfully launched your start-up in the best way possible!
This article does not constitute legal or financial advice you should ensure you seek help from a suitable professional in your field.
Graham Jules – Pop Up World
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Decentralised Exchanges (DEX) are crucial in distributing cryptocurrencies and tokens to the masses. Traditional centralised exchanges such as Coinbase have a high bar to entry and are out of reach for smaller developers looking to promote their latest crypto project.
Ethereum has a number of decentralised exchanges, including UniSwap, PancakeSwap, SushiSwap etc. All of these allow you to swap or exchange ERC20 tokens. (Tokens created on the Ethereum blockchain). But Ethereum fees are hefty. Cardano has reasonable fees but thus far no working DEX. So what’s up with Cardano?
Cardano DEX issues
Up till now (Dec 2021) there have been rumblings of a working DEX for Cardano, in particular SundaeSwap. The launch of such a DEX would be revolutionary for Cardano, allowing native token creators to trade tokens on the market freely, without the incursion of middlemen. However, numerous delays have meant nothing has materialised until now.
Out of nowhere a new contender to the title of the first working DEX on Cardano, enter MuesliSwap! Why the name MuesliSwap? Apparently, following on from the Ethereum DEX food-based nomenclature and Muesli because the anonymous dev team are Swiss.
Amongst cries of scam from various reaches of the Twittersphere, MuesliSwap has pipped other DEX development teams at the post and left them standing. But, the vital questions remain, is it a scam and most importantly does it work? In this article, I test it out with real cash (ADA) and report the results. Here we go…
Muesliswap also has an operational DEX for Smart Bitcoin Cash (whoever these guys are they’ve not been sleeping at the wheel), so ensure you’re on the right site.
The site announces reassuringly – “This is a Mainnet Beta version – Use at your own risk”. Mmm…
Connect your wallet
Next, you need to connect your digital wallet to the site. Probably best to create a fresh wallet, bearing in mind the above. MuesliSwap uses the Nami wallet which can be found here:
As always when creating a wallet for crypto you will need to save your passphrases, in this case, a series of 24 random words and a password. Proceed by clicking the Nami logo to connect your newly created wallet. So far, so good.
Next, I funded the wallet with some ADA and proceeded to see what tokens are on offer to trade.
Tokens Available
Click ‘Markets’ then ‘Trading’ on the left menu and a list of tokens will be displayed. Currently, there are only 11 tokens listed on the DEX, not many at all. Many of the eleven appear to be meme type coins such as HOSKY (a Shiba Inu type coin), CARDOGEO etc. More serious offerings include MILK, MuesliSwap’s own token and World Mobile Token (WMT).
Hopefully, once this platform has been proved to work the choice of tokens will be expanded upon.
Buy Tokens
Next, I tried to purchase some MILK tokens. I clicked on the MILK logo and was met with a list of Buy and Sell orders. The live charts appear to be a work in progress as nothing was displayed.
Just select the buy order that suits your budget. You will be met with a pop up of your order.
If you have enough ADA in your wallet to complete the transaction the Submit button will become active. Transaction fees appear reasonably low at just 0.4 ADA.
Next, I held my breath and clicked ‘Submit’. If this failed my precious ADA could be lost to the ether, forever.
Up popped a Transaction Sign Request.
I clicked sign, and tentatively entered the password…
Great! A reassuring ‘Transaction Successful’ pop up was displayed. But would my tokens arrive?
Order in progress
I clicked ‘My Orders’ on the left menu…
A big sigh of relief, I could see my order of MILK in the queue. But would it appear in my wallet?
I clicked the Nami logo in my browser and nothing. Refreshed and still nothing. Tried for the third time and then amazingly MILK was delivered, (pun intended).
I tested with a a couple of other tokens (HOSKY) and World Mobile Token (WMT) and all were delivered successfully without fuss to my new Nami wallet, great!
Conclusion.
Obviously, this test is limited. As the warning states; ‘use at your own risk’ but this protocol appears to be genuine and most importantly actually works! Since you store no ADA on the platform, your ADA seems to be safe, especially if you use a new wallet for purchases. Only time will tell if MuesliSwap can get quality projects to list on their DEX and build significant traction.
The User Interface is OK-ish, with some work in progress and it appears big things are in the pipeline with ‘Launchpads’ for new tokens planned. The worry for MuesliSwap is that with an anonymous team coming from nowhere trust may be too low to allow mass adoption within the Cardano community. Only time will tell.
Next time, I’ll see if we can get our Pop Up World Token(PUW) listed on MuesliSwap, watch this space (subscribe below) to see how you can get your token listed too!
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Review. Inside Crypto – Hindi – Urdu
Review. Convincing Crypto – English
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Sometimes a little bit of inspiration is required on the journey to entrepreneurial greatness! Here we have a collection of ten books to help you on your way.
Become a Key Person of Influence – Daniel Priestly
In an increasingly competitive business landscape, this book shows in 5 simple steps how developing your personal brand can set you out from the crowd.
2. How to Win Friends and Influence People – Dale Carnegie
A book that is literally ninety years old but is essential reading for giving insight into those ‘soft skills’ often lacking in the business world.
3. Spin Selling – Neil Rackham
OK, so you’ve built the tech, the app, the website but how do you sell it to customers? This book tells you how.
4. Venture Deals – Brad Feld & Jason Mendelson
Want to know how Venture Capital works? This book is a great resource. The strapline; “Be smarter than your lawyer and venture capitalist”, says it all.
5. The Oxford Handbook of Internet Psychology – Adam N. Joinson, Katelyn Y. A. McKenna, Tom Postmes and Ulf-Dietrich Reips
A book that gives valuable insight into the thought processes behind users’ behaviour online.
6. Way of the Wolf – Jordan Belfort
The author needs no introduction. From the creator of “The Wolf of Wall Street”. Jordan Belfort gives a personal insight into how to best influence the sales process for positive outcomes.
7. Essential Managers: Negotiating Skills by Tim Hindle
A concise diminutive book that provides huge insight into negotiating strategies. This book can be read in 30 minutes and packs an impressive punch.
8. What They Don’t Teach You at Harvard Business School – Mark H McCormack
A book that teaches more soft skills in the sales process, such as reading people, creating impressions, taking the edge, getting ahead etc.
A unique book from the creator of a multi-million dollar sports management company.
9. Why Entrepreneurs Should Eat Bananas – Simon Tupman
This book provides 101 actionable ideas to help you grow yourself as an individual and your business.
10. Business Zero to Superhero – Graham Jules
This book deals with the highs and the lows of being an entrepreneur. Some people have few resources, yet they have an unbelievable dream, an urge to start their own business.
From the entrepreneur that took on multi-billion dollar media firm Marvel and DC Entertainments in a trademark dispute over the word ‘Superhero’ and won!
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***Disclaimer: This article is not financial advice and is given for informational and entertainment purposes only. Readers should conduct their own research and not invest more than they can afford to lose. Crypto is extremely volatile, and as such can drop in value considerably without notice.Pop Up World has a global presence and is not specifically targeting any jurisdiction with its content. Any crypto references are not intended for UK businesses or consumers.You should always seek legal advice to understand if the use or investment in crypto is allowed in your jurisdiction.
Pop Up World YouTube Reviews:
Review. Malik Atif – Hindi -Urdu
Review. Inside Crypto – Hindi – Urdu
Review. Convincing Crypto – English
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Entrepreneurs take note; cryptocurrency has been described as the next technological revolution. Don’t know your Dogecoin from your Shib? If so, this article is for you! We break down the top ten cryptocurrencies by Market Capitalisation (circulating supply multiplied by price) or the total value of supply. Market Cap can vary minute by minute so some coins may drift in and out of the top ten. Here goes…
1. Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin is the granddaddy of cryptocurrencies. Launched in 2009 by a mysterious individual named Satoshi Nakamoto. The purpose was to create a decentralised digital currency. Bitcoins are created by a process called ‘mining’, miners use their computing processing power to solve algorithms that in turn help validate the Blockchain. The Blockchain put simply is a digital ledger or list of all transactions that have taken place. The blockchain is important because there is no centralised ownership, so it cannot be easily modified or manipulated. It’s no coincidence that Bitcoin was launched following the 2008 financial crisis. Bitcoin’s code is open-source, so anyone can use it to create their own blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Ethereum was launched in 2015 by Vitalik Buterin. Once again the purpose was to create a decentralised, open-source blockchain but this time with added functionality. Ethereum allows users to run decentralised applications on it (Dapps). Decentralised finance applications are possible (Defi) that aim to provide financial service without the need of banks, brokerages or other middlemen.
Ethereum like Bitcoin is created by the mining process, however, plans are afoot to move to a ‘proof of stake model’ It has been argued that mining (proof of work) is bad for the environment since vast amounts of energy are required to power computer processors. With proof of stake, users are rewarded for the crypto they hold rather than the power of their computer processor.
Unlike Bitcoin, users can create their own tokens or digital assets on top of Ethereum (ERC-20 tokens). It’s also possible to create NFT’s (Non-Fungible Tokens). The advantages are numerous but in short, Ethereum makes it relatively easy for users to create their own digital assets and cryptocurrencies on top of the main blockchain. Many have described Ethereum as the Internet of cryptocurrency.
Binance Coin is the cryptocurrency asset of exchange Binance which is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. Binance was founded by Changpeng Zhao originally in China, the coin was launched in 2017. Despite being one of the largest exchanges Binance has faced regulatory pressure having to leave China and then an investigation by US and UK regulators. Binance Coin is an ERC-20 token built on Ethereum. The token can be used to pay for fees on the Binance exchange.
Solana was created in 2017 by Anatoly Yakovenko as a solution to the throughput problems associated with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Solana claims to be able to process over 2500 transactions per second. Solana is a decentralised blockchain, that much like Ethereum allows users to create applications on top. Solana claims to solve scalability issues such as the increasing fees (gas fees) applied to user transactions on Ethereum. Much like Ethereum, Solana offers a growing eco-system of Defi, Dapps and NFTs. Users can also create their own digital tokens (SPL Token) much like the Ethereum ERC-20 system.
Tether was launched by CEO Reeve Collins in 2014 after a rename from “RealCoin”. Tether is known as a “stable coin”. The idea is that Tether should follow the value of the US Dollar and that 1 Tether should be equal to 1 USD. There has been significant controversy as to whether Tethers are backed by actual US dollars. Tether is launched on Bitcoin (Omni and Liquid Protocol), Ethereum, EOS, Tron, Algorand, SLP and OMG blockchains. The idea is that users can easily use fiat currencies in blockchains without the associated volatility of digital currencies.
Total Supply: There is no supply limit to Tether as long as each Tether is backed by the US Dollar.
Cardano was founded in 2015 by Ethereum co-founder Charles Hoskinson. Cardano is a decentralised blockchain with its own digital currency, ADA. Unlike Ethereum and Bitcoin Cardano works on the ‘proof of stake’ consensus meaning that validation is much more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. Much like Ethereum and Solana, users can create their own native digital tokens, NFT’s and applications using smart contracts. The Cardano blockchain is divided into two separate layers; the Cardano Settlement Layer (CSL) and the Cardano Computing Layer (CCL). The Settlement Layer allows for all the transactions and the Computer Layer is where all the applications will be run. With this in mind, Cardano claim 1 million transactions per second will be possible.
XRP is the native cryptocurrency of payment network Ripple. Ripple is built on an open-source protocol and claims to allow, “secure, instantly and nearly free global financial transactions of any size with no chargebacks”. Founded by Jed McCaleb in 2014, Ripple offers decentralised financial solutions for real-world applications. The back-story of Ripple has been controversial, in 2020 Ripple Labs were sued by the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) for selling the XRP token, which the SEC asserted were unregistered securities. As a result, Coinbase one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges del-listed XRP in Jan 2021. The lawsuit continues.
Polkadot offers a decentralised network that allows an interconnected internet of blockchains. The idea is to, “connect private and consortium chains, public and permissionless networks, oracles, and future technologies that are yet to be created”. Launched in 2020, the protocol was created by Ethereum co-founder Gavin Wood and like Cardano utilises the proof of stake consensus. Polkadot introduces the concept of ‘Parachains’, Parachains arecustom blockchains that are integrated within the Polkadot network.
Dogecoin is a decentralised digital currency that allows users to easily send money online. The cryptocurrency was originally created as a ‘joke’ by software engineers Billy Markus, Jackson Palmer in 2013. Dogecoin utilises the image of the Shiba Inu dog from the “Doge” meme that became popular in 2013. Dogecoin states that it is a “fun and friendly cryptocurrency”. The coin is often mentioned by entrepreneur Elon Musk, boosting its popularity in recent times. Like Bitcoin, Dogecoin utilises the proof of work consensus. Dogecoin is built on a ‘fork’ of Bitcoin called Litecoin. Unlike Litecoin and other cryptocurrencies, there are no maximum supply limits, every minute 10,000 Dogecoins are added to the supply.
USD Coin is a “stable coin” and much like Tether is pinned to the US Dollar. USD Coin was founded by a consortium called “Centre” of which Coinbase and Circle are members. Launched in 2018, the Circle co-founders are Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville. The main advantage of USD Coin is one of stability, Circle claims that each USD coin is backed by one US Dollar or other “approved investments”. USD tokens are based on the Ethereum ERC-20 system. USD coin claims to be “cheaper and more secure than existing payment systems”.
At the time of writing, Shiba Inu slipped out of the top ten but warrants a mention. Shiba Inu is a decentralised ‘meme’ token much like Dogecoin. Unlike Dogecoin, Shiba Inu has developed an ecosystem. Created in 2020 by an anonymous person called, “Ryoshi” the coin is an Ethereum ERC-20 token. As such Shiba Inu is proof of work and transitioning to proof of stake. Shiba Inu has a huge supply of 1 Quadrillion coins. 50% were sent to Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin and 50% were locked in Uniswap, (a decentralised exchange for ERC-20 tokens). Vitalik subsequently sent 60% to India to combat Covid-19 and burnt the remainder to a dead wallet. Shibu Inu has developed its own decentralised exchange (DEX) Shibaswap. Users can exchange tokens and deposit tokens in ‘liquidity pools’ to earn interest.
The PopUpWorld token (PUW) is the digital token of Pop Up World. Pop Up World is a platform and digital eco-system of apps and services that aim to assist start-ups, entrepreneurs and small businesses scale their projects. Launched in 2020 by entrepreneur Graham Jules the PopUpWorld token is based on the Cardano blockchain. The token is used as a reward for activity on the platform and in the future will be used to fund member projects.
Remember, cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile and are largely unregulated. You invest in any of these at your own risk. We created this article as information only and make no recommendations with regard to investment potential.
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***Disclaimer: This article is not financial advice and is given for informational and entertainment purposes only. Readers should conduct their own research and not invest more than they can afford to lose. Crypto is extremely volatile, and as such can drop in value considerably without notice.Pop Up World has a global presence and is not specifically targeting any jurisdiction with its content. Any crypto references are not intended for UK businesses or consumers.You should always seek legal advice to understand if the use or investment in crypto is allowed in your jurisdiction.
Pop Up World YouTube Reviews:
Review. Malik Atif – Hindi -Urdu
Review. Inside Crypto – Hindi – Urdu
Review. Convincing Crypto – English
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As an entrepreneur, you are likely to receive countless offers, deals and proposals coming your way. But how do you differentiate genuine opportunities from a potential scam? This article aims to clarify the murky waters.
Verify the company.
Put simply, ensure that any company you deal with actually exists! This is easily done by checking with the company registration body in the jurisdiction of the company. In the UK you would need to check with Companies House.
In the US you would need to look at the departments in each US State for company registration details. If the company implies in its promotional material that it is incorporated and does not appear in any official register that could be a major red flag.
Verify the physical address.
It’s very important that you find out where the company is located. If the offer were to go sour, where would you serve your demands?
If you followed the steps above you would know that the company actually exists, but do the address details match? You need to compare the official record and check if the address matches the contact details that appear in the promotional material.
Double-check there are not any additional office locations that may not appear in the official record. A simple search online for the name of the company should reveal any. If the details do not match, the promotional material may be a scam.
Who are the owners or founders?
This step is especially important if you are dealing with an individual rather than an incorporated company. Does the promotional material offer up the full name of the founder?
Can you verify the name of the founder in the company registration records as described above? What do you see when you search for the name of the founder online?
Do they have articles and write-ups in known publications? Do they have a website? Or is there barely anything at all? If the founder is anonymous, this founder could be very new or it could easily be a scam, tread carefully.
Is there a contact telephone number?
Any legitimate business should have a contact telephone number. Does the contact number match those in official records? What happens if you call the number, is the number active? Watch out for premium rate number scams.
Are you being contacted from a free email domain?
If you get any promotional offer from a Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, etc address you need to have your guard up. Any legitimate company would have their own company domain with associated email, for example, “info@companyxyz.com”. A free email domain suggests that the person reaching out for business is, at best new to the game or at worst, a possible scam.
How long has the website been active?
A simple check on sites like https://www.whois.com/ will reveal how long the website has been active for. Enter the domain name of the website, ie (xyzcompany.com) Pay particular attention to the “Registered On” date. If this date is quite recent, either this company is very new or it could be a scam.
Does the website have terms and conditions?
If the website does not have any terms and conditions or there is no website at all this could be a big warning sign. Most companies are very eager to state their terms of business for obvious reasons. If there are none, you could be dealing with a scam.
For crypto, check on the relevant blockchain.
For cryptocurrency offerings ensure that the coin, token or asset actually exists by searching on the relevant blockchain.
If the company is offering financial services this activity is usually regulated in most jurisdictions. You would need to check the FCA in the UK and the SEC, in the USA. As before, the company should be incorporated and you should check if it appears in any official company registration database. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/overseas-registries/overseas-registries
Double-check you are dealing with the genuine company or individual.
So, you’ve done the checks on the company or on the founder and it all looks good. But how sure are you that the person reaching out is who they say they are? Scammers will sometimes pose as individuals or companies with a recognised fake profile to get through the steps above.
You should reach out via an official website or use contact details from the official register to verify this is the genuine company or individual.
Do not rely on social media alone to verify your contact.
Social media accounts can be faked and herd mentality can mean lots of people will be scammed by a seemingly trustworthy social media presence. Do your own research, to verify the contact.
Is the contact promising high gains in a short space of time?
If the contact is offering high gains in a very short space of time or offering up unrealistic outcomes, you could be dealing with a scam. Puffery such as, “this beer is probably the best in the world”, is probably OK. Claims such as, “We guarantee this investment will go up 20X” is probably not OK. If it’s too good to be true…
If you follow the above you should stay scam-free, without missing out on genuine opportunities. Stay safe!
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Start-Up Manual – Business Zero To Superhero – by Graham Jules
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Here at Pop Up World we wanted to provide a way to reward and support entrepreneurs; The PopUpWorld token (PUW) was born!
The Problem – Why Pop Up World? Pop Up World has an existing worldwide ecosystem of start-ups and small businesses that are looking for funding or are looking to expand. (www.popupworld.co.uk). At the time of writing (Q4 2021), there are over 13,000 start-ups on our list. It is estimated that each year 305 million start-ups come into existence (GettoGrowth).
The problem is, out of all start-ups launched, less than 1% ever receive external funding to realise their dreams. For ethnic minority founders, the figures are even lower, with less than 1%, of those 1% of founders finding success. We launched Pop Up World and (PUW) to address these important issues. Services like our Investor Connector aims to connect start-ups with VCs and Angel Investors but we need to do more.
The Mission The revolution in blockchain and cryptocurrency technology could be a game-changer for entrepreneurs looking to launch a start-up. Can you imagine a world where the barriers to entry were removed and any viable start-up could access information, services and funds to build their project? That world is ‘Pop Up World’. Our mission is to make that vision a reality!
Background The PopUpWorld token is built on the Cardano cryptocurrency blockchain. Pop Up World is a digital platform launched in 2020 that helps start-ups and small businesses “reach for the stars”. The platform intends to make the whole start-up process easier and more efficient both for newbie entrepreneurs and seasoned ones alike. The PopUpWorld Token (PUW) is given as a reward for activity on the platform. Users can swap their tokens in exchange for services or to help fund their start-up.
Why Build on Cardano? Cardano is a cryptocurrency project that was launched in 2015 in a bid to redraft the process through which cryptocurrencies are produced and developed. The project was founded by ex-Ethereum co-founder Charles Hoskinson. The idea was to create a better, more conducive ecosystem in the cryptocurrency world.
Cardano offers a comprehensive roadmap, a collection of thorough design principles, engineering best practices and avenues for exploration that better accounts for the needs of its users. With governance and scalability at its core, plus lower gas fees for its users we decided that Cardano offered the best opportunity moving forward.
Of course, this does come with some risk. At the time of writing, Cardano offers no decentralised exchanges to allow users to trade native tokens. However, since the launch of smart contracts earlier this year (Sep 2021) we would expect that issue to be resolved soon. With Cardano currently resting as the third biggest cryptocurrency in the world aside from Bitcoin and Ethereum, we are confident the future is very bright on Cardano.
Who are we? Pop Up World and the PopUpWorld Token were founded by entrepreneur, author and Business Law graduate, Graham Jules. Jules has over 15 years of experience in business development and legal. He famously won a trade mark dispute against the multi-billion-dollar media company, Marvel & DC Entertainments over the title of his start-up book, Business Zero to Superhero.
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Businesses both large and small need to generate and increase sales. In this article, we look at some simple techniques that can multiply your sales and take them through the roof!
Build your Email list.
Yes, this is basic but it is essential to build your own email list. You should be collecting the email of all prospects that contact you. If you are relying on social media for your prospects it’s important to remember that you often do not have the prospects direct contact details. If you do not have the contact details, you are not the owner of the data, the platform is!
If for some reason, the platform were to close or ban you, you could lose all of your following in one hit. When collecting personal data remember to get permission and to follow the law in your jurisdiction.
Automate your email marketing campaign.
Once you have a reasonably sized list, automate it. Set out an automated campaign using Mailchimp, Sendinblue, Hubspot or other email marketing platforms.
Send out useful and varied information to your contacts on a monthly basis. include an area in your email where they can easily unsubscribe if they wish to. Always include a “Call to Action” in your email. (ie. ask them to do something), such as; “to book click here”.
Add new prospects/leads to your list daily.
Your list should not be stagnant and stale. You should be adding to your list daily by carrying out activities in your sales process to generate new prospects. Activities such as PPC (Pay per Click) advertising, calling potential prospects, offering free downloads in exchange for an email, can all generate new contacts. Adding just 10 new contacts a day will add 200 contacts to your list per month or 2400 in a year.
Remember to add these fresh contacts to your automated campaign above, so they are automatically kept in the loop.
Don’t forget to remove old data from your list periodically too.
Remove all friction from the sales process.
Have you ever walked into a shop to buy something and had to wait forever to get served? Have you been tempted to walk out? This is an example of friction in the sales process.
Analyse your business and try and see where the friction is. Are too many prospects dropping off your website quickly without browsing? Is your site loading too slowly? How long do customers have to wait before they get a response from an enquiry? If customers are having to wait for more than 24 hrs for a response to an enquiry, you have probably lost that customer!
How easy is it to purchase from you? Do you have a complicated sales page with a cumbersome registration process? Does it take days or weeks to generate an invoice for a client? Do you offer only one payment option? If any of the above rings true, you must tweak your processes to make it as easy as possible to buy from you.
Amazon has got this down to a ‘fine art’, you can view your product, read reviews, find technical specs, purchase in two clicks and view tracking information, very easily.
Once you have fine-tuned your process you will reduce the number of emails and calls from customers asking questions and most importantly reduce the friction in the process and make it a joy for clients to purchase from you.
Review your pricing.
When was the last time you reviewed your pricing? Are your pricing methods putting customers off buying from you? Do you withhold pricing on your marketing material? How does your pricing compare to competitors?
Reviewing your pricing does not necessarily mean reducing the price. Sometimes the way pricing is presented to the customer can have a dramatic effect on the perceived ‘cost’ of the item. We all know of the $99 option instead of $100. How you present your prices can have an effect on your sales.
For example; if you are selling a service, rather than displaying one price you could consider having three tiers of increasing cost. Most customers will select the mid-tier, but every once in a while a client will select the top tier. Having too many options can have the opposite effect on a customer, so be careful not to bamboozle them with too many options.
Withholding pricing on your website or marketing materials can be useful if you are certain the prospect will contact you to ask for the price. Bear in mind that If there is no price the prospect may assume the service is too expensive and not bother to reach out to check. You should test to see what generates the most enquiries.
Referral program.
A referral program is an easy and effective way to boost sales. At the end of each sales process ask your new client for a referral and reward them for it. Generating referrals is very powerful and offers you that elusive word of mouth recommendation. Ensure you don’t blow it, continue to offer a top-quality service to both the referral and referrer moving forward. Be sure to honour your referral rewards.
Offer incentives, customer discounts.
Do you treat all your customers the same? If the answer is yes you can possibly boost sales here with a few tweaks. Your best customers are the easiest to sell to, so it’s important to incentivise them to buy more. Existing clients should be offered special deals and time-limited discounts. Not only does this make the client feel valued, they will also often be happy to buy more from a trusted provider.
Offering deals or incentives to new clients can make the difference in having them sign-up. So don’t be afraid to offer incentives to clients based on the length of time they have been a customer.
Listen to the client’s needs.
Do you offer an easy way for clients to offer feedback? If the answer is yes, do you listen to that feedback? If customers are giving negative feedback on your service or product you need to look at that as a matter of urgency.
If the feedback is justified (be honest!), something must be done immediately to correct it. Negative feedback can slowly drain the life out of a business.
Don’t forget to upsell.
The best time to get an additional sale is just before checkout. Would your product or service work better with an additional accessory or option? Don’t forget to ask the prospect at your checkout process. Automating your upsell can generate large increases in sales. Don’t be tempted to make the upsell a large convoluted affair, it should be a simple minor additional item. If not you run the risk of delaying or at worst losing the sale.
Build your reputation via PR and news articles.
Having a good reputation or solid brand cannot be underestimated. What do you see when you Google your business or yourself as the founder? If you have no inclusions on websites other than your own, you probably need to work on your reputation and authority. Aim to get articles and reviews in online newspapers and news feeds. If you have a budget you can hire a PR (Public Relations) agent or write a press release and send it out yourself.
Build your social reputation via social media.
It’s important to build a decent social media presence for your venture. Ensure you post engaging content that is useful to your followers rather than just ‘sales’ material.
Have a direct contact that prospects can use.
Aim to have an actual email address that clients can use rather than an anonymous contact form. Publish your physical office address if you have one and your telephone number. This will instil confidence and trust in your new prospects.
Website SEO.
Assess your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategy. How many sites link to you? Where are you currently ranking in search engines for your most important keywords? Getting this right can drive large amounts of free organic traffic to your site.
Start a Blog.
Don’t forget to start a blog. Yes, it will take some time to build and write sufficient articles but a good blog can drive free traffic to your site indefinitely and hopefully drive more prospects. Ensure your blog is informative and useful to your readers.
Get Funded.
You will often need extensive capital to expand your marketing reach.
Looking for investors for your business? Check out our Pop Up World Investor ConnectorAlso, take a look at our Cryptocurrency for Entrepreneurs Pop Up World Token (PUW)
Doing all of the above could easily 10X your sales! If you enjoyed this article please remember to like and subscribe for regular entrepreneur advice on Pop Up World.
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***Disclaimer: This article is not financial advice and is given for informational and entertainment purposes only. Readers should conduct their own research and not invest more than they can afford to lose. Crypto is extremely volatile, and as such can drop in value considerably without notice.Pop Up World has a global presence and is not specifically targeting any jurisdiction with its content. Any crypto references are not intended for UK businesses or consumers.You should always seek legal advice to understand if the use or investment in crypto is allowed in your jurisdiction.
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OK, so we’ve all heard of Elon Musk and his multi-billion dollar projects, Tesla, Space X, etc. But rather than just simply citing this larger than life individual as a genius, what can we actually learn from the mindset and drive of such an extremely successful person?
In this article, we look to analyse why Elon Musk is so successful, and if there’s anything the rest of us mere mortals can learn from his traits to help us reach for the stars!
So, what does Elon Musk do that most entrepreneurs don’t?
Here goes…
He doesn’t take no for an answer.
Most of us are terrified of the word ‘no’, the mere thought of rejection sends a shiver down the spine of many.
But looking at Elon he appears not to be caught up in the ‘no’. A ‘no’ is just a temporary state that with more information or a change in circumstances can be converted into a ‘yes’.
Persistence is vital, without obnoxiousness or stubbornness. Not giving up and having resolve is essential.
A classic example of Elon’s resolve is the Falcon 1 launch. The launch failed three times and with Space X haemorrhaging money, the fourth needed to be a success, or the company would more than likely go bust.
Musk pulled the trigger anyway and the rest is history.
Musk advises, “The number one thing is people should just keep trying, did you try yesterday? Did you try today? It takes a lot of mental exertion to innovate.”
Avoids useless meetings.
Elon Musk hates unproductive meetings. We’ve all been to that ‘meeting that about the meeting’!
Elon Musk has been quoted as saying; “Please get rid of all large meetings, unless you’re certain they are providing value to the whole audience, in which case keep them very short.”
He is a strong proponent of leaving any meeting where you cannot add value. Musk advises; “Walk out of a meeting or drop off a call as soon as it is obvious you aren’t adding value.”
To Elon, this behaviour is not rude you are simply increasing your available time and productivity. He says, “It is not rude to leave. It is rude to make someone stay and waste their time.”
He doesn’t self-limit himself.
Elon Musk is quoted as saying, “I think most people can learn a lot more than they think they can. They sell themselves short without trying.”
Musk believes that we all have the capacity to learn whatever we want, we should not be limited by our past education or age.
Musk taught himself rocketry through reading. He believes that reading is simply a process of downloading information into your brain.
He questions traditional education since the “Data rate of information transfer is just too slow”.
A whole universe of information is out there if we choose to read, we can ‘download’ much of it to our benefit.
He applies critical thinking.
Musk strongly believes in ‘First Principle’ thinking. When we make a decision or reason, that reasoning is often based on some assumptions that have been laid down before.
Essentially, we copy the core foundations and adjust them slightly to meet our purpose.
First Principle thinking involves breaking down those core foundations into constituent parts and questioning all of them. By doing this, glaring inefficiencies can become apparent.
Musk used the cost of batteries as an example, “People would say, ‘Historically it’s cost $600 per kilowatt-hour, and so it’s not going to be much better than that in the future.”
By breaking down the individual material elements in the battery making process Musk realised that batteries could be made a lot cheaper.
Musk is always asking, “Why?” and finding better ways of doing things.
Healthy Intensity.
Musk believes in healthy intensity, ie you should put lots of work in to get the result out.
Musk is renowned for his 120-hour working weeks. He is quoted as saying that he was working so hard on the Tesla Model 3, that he missed his own birthday.
Even the mighty Elon realises that working too much can have unwanted side effects, he says, “You’re gonna go a little bonkers if you work 120 hours a week.”
He advises, “If you’re super stressed, you can’t go to sleep. You either have a choice of, like, okay, I’ll have zero sleep and then my brain won’t work tomorrow, or you’re gonna take some kind of sleep medication to fall asleep.” Striking that balance between working hard and enough rest is critical.
Avoids wishful thinking.
Elon Musk is quoted as saying, “One of the biggest mistakes people generally make, and I’m guilty of it too, is wishful thinking. You know, like you want something to be true, even if it isn’t true. You ignore the real truth, because of what you want to be true. This is a very difficult trap to avoid”. Ouch…
Yes, this is a big one. Stop the wishful thinking and get back into reality.
Doesn’t necessarily mean we can’t dream, we just need to apply some of that critical thinking mentioned above!
Often we use wishful thinking to make ourselves feel better but realistically the best way forward is to face reality.
Here’s what Elon says; “Focus on something that has high value to someone else, be really rigorous in making that assessment, because natural human tendency is wishful thinking, so the challenge to entrepreneurs is telling what’s the difference between really believing in your ideals and sticking to them as opposed to pursuing some unrealistic dream that doesn’t actually have merit, be very rigorous in your self analysis, certainly being extremely tenacious, and just work like hell. Put in 80-100 hours every week. All these things improves the odds of success.”
He has a growth mindset.
Elon Musk is quoted as saying, “You should take the approach that you’re wrong. Your goal is to be less wrong”. He believes that by failing you are given an opportunity to learn something new and to get insight from a different perspective until you find a solution that works.
Elon has also said, “Tesla policy is never to give in to false claims, even if we would lose, and never to fight true claims, even if we would win”.
The quote followed claims that a software update temporarily reduced maximum battery voltage in thousands of Model S Sedans. Elon Musk showed honesty and integrity by awarding $625 to each user affected, “If we are wrong, we are wrong. In this case, we were”. he stated.
***Disclaimer: This article is not financial advice and is given for informational and entertainment purposes only. Readers should conduct their own research and not invest more than they can afford to lose. Crypto is extremely volatile, and as such can drop in value considerably without notice.Pop Up World has a global presence and is not specifically targeting any jurisdiction with its content. Any crypto references are not intended for UK businesses or consumers.You should always seek legal advice to understand if the use or investment in crypto is allowed in your jurisdiction.
Business Zero to Superhero – Start-up guide by Graham Jules
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So you have developed your idea, have a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and maybe a little bit of traction. But the question remains, where to send your shiny new pitch deck?
This month I’ve compiled a list of venture capital firms worldwide for all budding entrepreneurs who wish to take the plunge and get their ideas tested by the big boys and girls. This article will cover the USA, UK, Europe, India, Africa and Australia.
Remember, this is not a complete list of every company that invests in early-stage ventures. If you want to send to a number of investment companies in one hit, take a look at Pop Up World’sInvestor Connector.
Investor Connector will help you blast your pitch deck to 800+ investment firms worldwide.
This investment company states that; ” We back world-class entrepreneurs before their success is known to others.” They are based in London and invest Europe-wide.
Based in Belgium, Capricorn Partners invests in, “promising companies with technological advantages in sustainable chemistry, clean-tech, health tech., digital technology, artificial intelligence”.
Based in London and Antwerp, Belgium. The website states; “Hummingbird Ventures is an agile investor in entrepreneurial genius”. Invested in Deliveroo.
Based in New York, Beyond invests in “for-profit social enterprises with sustainable business models that are focused on improving the lives of people living at the bottom of the economic pyramid in India and East Africa.”
Investor Connector allows you to send your pitch deck automatically to 800+ investors. The platform allows venture capital and investment firms to download your deck and reach out via the platform. Imagine a Tinder for investors! You can also access a comprehensive list of 1000+ investment firms updated annually. For more details click the link above and register.
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