Mobile Phone Repairs

This is a business idea that will fetch you good money if you are patient to learn how to repair and maintain mobile phones. With less than N50,000 you can start a phone repair and maintenance business in Nigeria.

All you need to start is a little training, a laptop, software tools, some regular home tools (screwdriver, soldering iron, brush, battery tester, etc.) and some marketing to let people know what you do. You will also need to develop good relationships with dealers of quality accessories. With as low as N5,000, you can purchase a repair kit from any eCommerce stores. Just make payment with your debit cards, and you’re ready for business.


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Tips to succeed in business in Nigeria

1. Embrace quality service/product as a mantra

You are only as good as your last product’ is a popular saying in the business world and rightfully so, in a country where compromise in quality is the norm and the trend set by our leaders, consistently offering quality to your customer sets you apart from other businesses and causes your customers to turn to your best advertising agents.

Quality service means putting your best foot forward in whatever you do; from the polite and civil way you relate to customers even the most difficult one’s to the quality of, and punctual delivery of product/service.

2. Aim for and achieve mastery in your field

Get better at what you do until you achieve a high level of expertise, this puts you in a different playing field to your competitors and opens you up to the top-tier customer base and clientele most people can only dream of.

A lot of people can claim to have been in business for 20 years or more but within that period very few can claim to have really gotten better at what they do, and kept up with the ever changing business climate.



3. Understand Finance

Probably the most important tip here, this is deeper than just making sure profit is been made, and while profits should admittedly be a top priority for any business, finance deals with flow of money in and out the business.

A business could be making good profit and yet not be a successful business, expenses should fit within a carefully crafted budget.

Profit could also be delayed at times as part of long-term plans to create awareness of your services and build a wide customer base.

Finally in the quest to earn money don’t accept every job; some jobs are not worth the stress and money involved.

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Difference Between Business Proposal And Business Plan



A business proposal is a written document that offers a particular product or service sent to a prospective buyer or client.
It’s generally a document you would send to a prospective client or buyer, outlining the services or products you’re offering, and explaining why you’re the best fit person for the job or offer.

From this it can be seen that the essence of a business proposal is to offer a product or service to a buyer or client.

On the other hand, a business plan can be seen as a ‘formal statement of a set of business goals’; it also outlines how these goals would be achieved.

Business plan is only part of what is included in a business proposal.

One can certainly pull information from the business plan while writing a business proposal to a client.

This is in fact, a great way to start your business proposal. So don’t be confused with the two; they are distinct and separate.

It is important to note also that business proposal can be solicited proposal or an unsolicited proposal.

A business proposal when requested by a business or individual to complete a specific job; to supply a service; or in some instances to be the vendor of a certain product, is called a solicited proposal.

While unsolicited proposals are those submitted to clients without request being made.



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