AH Business Consultant

21/09/2025

Together we rise as women 🙌 ❤️

15/09/2025

Start with a solid business plan, then assess your customer potential, and finally secure the capital you need.
Identifying your target market (who your customers are).
Checking if they really need or want what you’re offering.
Estimating how large the market is (number of potential buyers).
Studying their buying behavior and preferences.
Analyzing competitors to see if customers might choose you instead.
Finding out if enough customers exist to make your business profitable is a necessity. Anointed Hands Designs Ventures Matilda Ayeltige

21/07/2025

Assets are things of value that are owned and can generate income or provide future economic benefits, while liabilities are obligations or debts owed to others. Assets are things you own, and liabilities are things you owe.

20/06/2025

Normalize investing in assets in yours 20s & 30s to make work optional in your 40s & 50s

19/06/2025

18/06/2025

Identifying a business idea for a small start up is often about identifying a simple problem and solving it better, cheaper, and more conveniently. I present to you in a chronological order to spot a viable business idea:

1. Observe Problems Around You

Most successful businesses solve everyday problems. Now let us ask ourselves:
What do people complain about often?🤔

What tasks do i or others find frustrating or time-consuming?🤔

What do i wish existed?
For instance people hate waiting in line for food, what can I do then?🤔

2. Leverage Your Skills and Interests

Ideas that match our experience or passion are easier to start and stick with.

What am i good at (e.g., cooking, writing, repairing, organizing)?🤔

What industries do i know well?🤔

What do i enjoy doing when no one is watching or even for free?🤔
Let us say, if I am a skilled baker, a custom cupcake business could work.

3. Spot Gaps in Existing Markets

Look for:

Poor service or low-quality products

Limited competition in your area

Businesses with outdated models

4. Use Online Tools to Find Trends

Explore what’s trending or underserved using:

What’s gaining interest?🤔

Look at niche communities and their frustrations.

5. Talk to People

Ask friends, family, or local businesses:

What is something you wish you could pay someone else to do?”🤔

“What products/services do not meet your expectations?”🤔

“What is annoying about this or that in our community?”🤔

6. Test Small First

Don’t wait for perfection. Start simple and cheap.

Offer services via word of mouth or social media.

✅ Quick Checklist for a Good Idea:

Does it solve a real problem or need?🤔

Is there demand ?

Can you start small?

Do i have or can learn the skills/resources?

Who would pay for this?

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