anoda:


let me be your graphics designer, my pricing for startups is super cheap

lexdino:


Thanks. but I need something that has the potential for growth in years to come(Career). I don't think I will be happy producing nylon in 10 years from now

MimiShopping:
Tissue paper is the cheapest to produce and the most profitable and easy to market.

Just water, pulp and mix!

Use Google and YouTube to search for how to produce tissue paper, don't rule it out. I once tried it when I was on sec school, have forgotten the whole process. But with internet, YouTube and google nowadays, u can find a way out easily.

Wish you the best, I love reading things like this.

Jethrolite:
Keep your capital in fixed deposit of 6 months, join the manufacturing company you want to learn and work there for free. Learn all you can, jump from role to role, befriend the manager and learn everything practically before starting out on your own. Do a little online research about young people into tissue production. From what I know about tissue production, you buy larger rolls then cut and package for market.

Goodluck.

lexdino:
hello everyone. Please I need help on how to start a career in production.

I'm considering learning how to produce either Tissue paper or bathing soap but both considerations are subjective to change if I can get a better suggestion from someone with experience who is willing to assist me with proper knowledge of how the business works in terms of startup capital, day-to-day management and profitability because I just graduated uni and my available capital is limited.

At the moment, I have zero production experience in any of the two fields but I can learn very fast and I'm confident I can succeed in the production if I'm able to get a proper knowledge from someone with experience.

If you're into tissue paper production or the production of bathing soap, please help me with the knowledge of how to produce, in order for me to be able to produce something that is capable of being marketed as a brand.

lexdino:


Thanks. but I need something that has the potential for growth in years to come(Career). I don't think I will be happy producing nylon in 10 years from now

Jethrolite:
Keep your capital in fixed deposit of 6 months, join the manufacturing company you want to learn and work there for free. Learn all you can, jump from role to role, befriend the manager and learn everything practically before starting out on your own. Do a little online research about young people into tissue production. From what I know about tissue production, you buy larger rolls then cut and package for market.

Goodluck.

CosmeticChemist:

How naïve you are in foresight. Polyethylene making can extend into large converting facilities that does complex packaging of cartons, roll films for multinational companies.. You should consider yourself lucky if you can raise several millions of dollars in the next few years to start one..

lexdino:


Thanks too. But this strategy is not as easy as you make it seem.

Hotfreeze:
My mom used to make soap when w were kids and combined it with her day job in a FG agency. She sold to her colleagues and people around. Very good soap, better than some of the stuffs we have around today.

Guess what killed the business? Debts.
She sold to people around and they refused to pay, capitalising on the familiarity to do nonsense.

Lalasticlala, pls move to the front page for viewers to benefit from.

fabrestove:
Guy,go start catfish biz,its your CALLING GUY

yesloaded:
cc lexdino, look no further

lexdino:


Thanks too. But this strategy is not as easy as you make it seem.

1760:
My opinion

Any business you wanna take make sure you go for shadowing or what people call aprrentiship. There you'll learn the do's and don't of that business, you'll also know how best the business survive, your market size, target population, what time of the year the business thrive more.


I know you'll learn many things when you do this
All the best

Jethrolite:
Where did I say it is easy, you think becoming an entrepreneur is child's play. If you're not even determined, soon you will find yourself looking for job after spending your capital and your family may even contribute to ending your career in entrepreneurship by helping you get a job. To be an entrepreneur, you must be ready to go out and do what every other person is not doing.

You said you do not have capital, neither do you have experience, nobody will give you money to start. If you are able to create a comprehensive financial statement to guide you and raise enough capital to bootstrap then you can learn on the job since you're not willing to learn from others.

Beyfit:
if you want to know about laundry soap production, machines and tools for newbie like you ... Whatsapp me on :- 08119666701.

i will tell all u need to know both the truth and white lies

crunchyg:

You got me laughing with this, are you looking at what you will be happy producing or what will felt you money. What if you produce your bathing soap and it doesn't move in the market as you expect and some one is producing nylon and is cashing in money every day as an entrepreneur which is better. Bros use you tongue count your teeth

lexdino:
hello everyone. Please I need help on how to start a career in production.

I'm considering learning how to produce either Tissue paper or bathing soap but both considerations are subjective to change if I can get a better suggestion from someone with experience who is willing to assist me with proper knowledge of how the business works in terms of startup capital, day-to-day management and profitability because I just graduated uni and my available capital is limited.

At the moment, I have zero production experience in any of the two fields but I can learn very fast and I'm confident I can succeed in the production if I'm able to get a proper knowledge from someone with experience.

If you're into tissue paper production or the production of bathing soap, please help me with the knowledge of how to produce, in order for me to be able to produce something that is capable of being marketed as a brand.

lexdino:


I understand what you're saying but I'm not in anyway insinuating that I need an easy way out. What I mean by "not being easy" is that according to your suggestion, the time, energy and resources that I will have to expend on finding the right company, getting a job from that company and then changing job positions within that company in order to learn the business will not be as easy as it would have been if I could have found someone to help me with the appropriate knowledge I would need in order to kick-start the business on my own.

lexdino:


Yes sir. I stay in Benin City, Aduwawa to be precise. what should I do?

missioner:

Good afternoon.
Why not go into bakery... I mean bread productions ?
I'm a baker and I can help you with anything whatsoever that you need to know. from how to set up\how to manage, to equipments and how to go about the marketing and make your cool cash.

contact me.

Jethrolite:
Lol, you want your competition to teach you. They are not information marketers who teach people businesses they lie to be involved in. Well, do whatever you think is best for you and you can manage.

lexdino:


Thank you Sir. I never thought about this initially.

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Go online and search out materials needed for soap making and videos of how it is done. Don't get scammed

missioner:

Good afternoon.
Why not go into bakery... I mean bread productions ?
I'm a baker and I can help you with anything whatsoever that you need to know. from how to set up\how to manage, to equipments and how to go about the marketing and make your cool cash.

contact me.

missioner:

Good afternoon.
Why not go into bakery... I mean bread productions ?
I'm a baker and I can help you with anything whatsoever that you need to know. from how to set up\how to manage, to equipments and how to go about the marketing and make your cool cash.

contact me.

maebem:



I am interested. Can I have your contact please?