post=81933567:
See as the thread is dry.
And some pessimistic animals will be crying that they don't have work to do.
You will see them on politics thread abusing the president of everyone in their family that they are suffering.
Now they see a business thread that will benefit their miserable lives, they skipped over to where they can carry out their tribalistic lifestyle and hatred for their country.
Lazy tins!

Good job OP.
Thank you Hitng!

simple250:



No space from my end here bro I'm just managing my 2rides plus myself making 3riders .allot of courier are looking for riders that is if you know how to drive bike it's an edge

icedbreez:


Not only u bro. I had even go as far as registering a courier company with CAC, (dropOff) create a logo, design website (dropoff.com.ng) open company bank details and suddenly lose interest.

I got the passion working in the courier industry abroad so even have some experience and i know for sure its a good business..... When i think of the man hours i put in reading, doing research and studying the market I hope I go back to it someday and not let it all go to waste

simple250:



No space from my end here bro I'm just managing my 2rides plus myself making 3riders .allot of courier are looking for riders that is if you know how to drive bike it's an edge

deybholar:
I need a dispatch rider for my delivery business please call 08057999273

hitng:
[img]https://1.bp..com/-9r9svYD4yHI/XXBS9-aufAI/AAAAAAAADu0/i9dNBlLRWgoRdUe7PmEsHjFogYn4GwUxQCLcBGAs/s1600/delivery-business-hitng_info.png[/img]

No matter what the economy looks like at any given moment, people in Nigeria will always require delivery services. Whether it’s delivering goods from online stores to the buyers, transferring parcels between businesses, or doing any other courier jobs, right now, delivery is a fantastic business opportunity. Here is how to start a courier delivery business in Nigeria!

1. Think About The Specifics
Delivery businesses can have numerous differences, from the scale to the delivery mode. Think about the specifics of your future courier business. For example, is your courier going to drive a car, ride a bike, or transport the cargo on foot? Are you only going to work with other businesses or provide your services to individuals? Your answers to these questions will largely influence the configuration of your business.

In general, it is best to start your delivery business on a small, local scale. First, you won’t need a huge startup capital when you start small. Second, you will have less competition. Third, you will have a smaller chance of your new business failing and bringing you huge losses.

2. Investigate The Market
Once you have chosen the approximate scale of your business that fits your own possibilities, it is time to find out who are the potential clients of your services. Walk around the area on foot or study it on local maps to spot anyone who may need delivery services.

The most frequent clients of delivery services are online stores, grocery stores, restaurants and fast food joints, florists, pharmacists, banks, and gift shops. Contact their managers and ask whether they would be interested in affordable and high-quality delivery services.

3. Create A Business Plan
There is no chance for a new business to be viable without a solid business plan to support it. Your business plan should contain detailed information on every aspect of your enterprise, from the study of the competitors to the potential challenges. If you don’t think you can write a good business plan, you can hire a professional business plan writer.

4. Get A Startup Capital
Courier delivery is not the most capital-intensive type of business to start in Nigeria, but it still requires you to have an initial amount of money for a smooth launch. On average, you will need about ₦300,000 if you are planning to do the deliveries by bike.
You can get away with an even smaller startup capital if you will carry the goods on foot. Your startup capital will be spent on mobile phones, a computer with internet access, as well as promotional materials for the business.

5. Choose A Name And Design
The name of your business is very important for its potential, and the design can have a big influence on the success of the venture. The name should be informative and tell the customers about its purpose, while the design of the logo and promotional materials should be attractive and memorable.

6. Market Your Business
You don’t need to be a business expert to understand that in 2019, a new business cannot survive without proper marketing. In addition to visiting the offices of your potential customers and making outgoing phone calls, you also need to make it easier for the customers to find your business. You will need to advertise your services online, including social media and classified ads. You can also hand out flyers and use visual advertisements in the streets.

7. Choose Competitive Prices
One of the final steps in launching a delivery business is setting the prices for your services. You want the prices to be competitive enough to give you some leverage, but not too low, as you don’t want to sustain losses. You can choose prices that are similar to the average prices in your market, but hold frequent promotions and discounts to attract more customers.

https://www.hitng.info/2019/09/how-to-start-deliverycourier-business.html

deybholar:
I need a dispatch rider for my delivery business please call 08057999273

simple250:
I have been doing this for three years now .there are allot of things you need to know, if you are not ready to roll your sleeve don't think of starting one

The frustration from RIDERS alone will reset you brain to default.


If you think you can make millions in 3months you lie o and if you don't know how to save 1000 nor come close o you fit take your hand chop all the profit before you no

iHart:


This happens in every business. You have not gotten the eureka point. I think there is one big puzzle you are yet to crack, if you do, your business will take off and you will have the deep innermost conviction that you will make it. It happened to me. I spent close to two years to set up everything for my business then I lost interest because there was a puzzle about the business I couldn't solve. One day, why trying to run the process again, I made a mistake. That mistake turned out to be the solution to my big puzzle. That night I also died out of happiness.

I encourage you not to give up. You can also share your challenges let's brainstorm over it. That your business, I am interested.

deybholar:
I need a dispatch rider for my delivery business please call 08057999273

iHart:


This happens in every business. You have not gotten the eureka point. I think there is one big puzzle you are yet to crack, if you do, your business will take off and you will have the deep innermost conviction that you will make it. It happened to me. I spent close to two years to set up everything for my business then I lost interest because there was a puzzle about the business I couldn't solve. One day, why trying to run the process again, I made a mistake. That mistake turned out to be the solution to my big puzzle. That night I also died out of happiness.

I encourage you not to give up. You can also share your challenges let's brainstorm over it. That your business, I am interested.

Shibaraba:

Bro's if you can share your experience and books for us e for make sense. I like diversifying so capital isn't a problem. But men even na 1 naira I want it to be accountable

hitng:
[img]https://1.bp..com/-9r9svYD4yHI/XXBS9-aufAI/AAAAAAAADu0/i9dNBlLRWgoRdUe7PmEsHjFogYn4GwUxQCLcBGAs/s1600/delivery-business-hitng_info.png[/img]

No matter what the economy looks like at any given moment, people in Nigeria will always require delivery services. Whether it’s delivering goods from online stores to the buyers, transferring parcels between businesses, or doing any other courier jobs, right now, delivery is a fantastic business opportunity. Here is how to start a courier delivery business in Nigeria!

1. Think About The Specifics
Delivery businesses can have numerous differences, from the scale to the delivery mode. Think about the specifics of your future courier business. For example, is your courier going to drive a car, ride a bike, or transport the cargo on foot? Are you only going to work with other businesses or provide your services to individuals? Your answers to these questions will largely influence the configuration of your business.

In general, it is best to start your delivery business on a small, local scale. First, you won’t need a huge startup capital when you start small. Second, you will have less competition. Third, you will have a smaller chance of your new business failing and bringing you huge losses.

2. Investigate The Market
Once you have chosen the approximate scale of your business that fits your own possibilities, it is time to find out who are the potential clients of your services. Walk around the area on foot or study it on local maps to spot anyone who may need delivery services.

The most frequent clients of delivery services are online stores, grocery stores, restaurants and fast food joints, florists, pharmacists, banks, and gift shops. Contact their managers and ask whether they would be interested in affordable and high-quality delivery services.

3. Create A Business Plan
There is no chance for a new business to be viable without a solid business plan to support it. Your business plan should contain detailed information on every aspect of your enterprise, from the study of the competitors to the potential challenges. If you don’t think you can write a good business plan, you can hire a professional business plan writer.

4. Get A Startup Capital
Courier delivery is not the most capital-intensive type of business to start in Nigeria, but it still requires you to have an initial amount of money for a smooth launch. On average, you will need about ₦300,000 if you are planning to do the deliveries by bike.
You can get away with an even smaller startup capital if you will carry the goods on foot. Your startup capital will be spent on mobile phones, a computer with internet access, as well as promotional materials for the business.

5. Choose A Name And Design
The name of your business is very important for its potential, and the design can have a big influence on the success of the venture. The name should be informative and tell the customers about its purpose, while the design of the logo and promotional materials should be attractive and memorable.

6. Market Your Business
You don’t need to be a business expert to understand that in 2019, a new business cannot survive without proper marketing. In addition to visiting the offices of your potential customers and making outgoing phone calls, you also need to make it easier for the customers to find your business. You will need to advertise your services online, including social media and classified ads. You can also hand out flyers and use visual advertisements in the streets.

7. Choose Competitive Prices
One of the final steps in launching a delivery business is setting the prices for your services. You want the prices to be competitive enough to give you some leverage, but not too low, as you don’t want to sustain losses. You can choose prices that are similar to the average prices in your market, but hold frequent promotions and discounts to attract more customers.

https://www.hitng.info/2019/09/how-to-start-deliverycourier-business.html

icedbreez:


Thanks man, am encouraged. One challenge I had was how to optimize my services. I want it to be tech driven. Not just a run of the mill delivery coy. I want real-time tracking of every delivery. I have ideas in my head is hard to go-to-market with in Africa without enough capital...

post=81933567:
See as the thread is dry.
And some pessimistic animals will be crying that they don't have work to do.
You will see them on politics thread abusing the president of everyone in their family that they are suffering.
Now they see a business thread that will benefit their miserable lives, they skipped over to where they can carry out their tribalistic lifestyle and hatred for their country.
Lazy tins!

Good job OP.
Thank you Hitng!

icedbreez:


Not only u bro. I had even go as far as registering a courier company with CAC, (dropOff) create a logo, design website (dropoff.com.ng) open company bank details and suddenly lose interest.

I got the passion working in the courier industry abroad so even have some experience and i know for sure its a good business..... When i think of the man hours i put in reading, doing research and studying the market I hope I go back to it someday and not let it all go to waste

Olayinka05:



Hey Bro, I’m developing plans to start a dispatch/delivery business next year. With your background in the courier industry It would be a pleasure to get your assistance and share your industry experience.

Plus It’d nice to collaborate with you. Lets correspond here oladipupoolayinka05@gmail.com

Klateef57:
affordable price, Swift delivery. Please patronize my business�

deybholar:
I need a dispatch rider for my delivery business please call 08057999273

Shibaraba:

Bro's if you can share your experience and books for us e for make sense. I like diversifying so capital isn't a problem. But men even na 1 naira I want it to be accountable