Starting a Successful Arcade Business
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Article Title: Starting a Successful Arcade Business
Author: Naz Daud
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Establishing a profitable arcade business is harder than it used to be now that most people have very good and affordable games consoles. An arcade business can be set up in one of two ways; either online with Internet-based games or on premises with the arcade games set up on their own respective machines. Both of them entail different strategies in terms of cost and setting up.
Choosing to set up an arcade game business online may be the cheapest option, but you will still need to do a lot of initial preparation. Although it may cost a little bit more to begin with, hiring a team of Web developers may be a good idea. They will be responsible for creating and designing your website and making sure your game software is running properly.
The next step is to make sure that your website is properly marketed. Part of this process is called search engine optimisation (SEO) and will ensure that your site ranks higher in search engine results. However, this will require a fair amount of research as you want to double check the integrity of your choice. After some thought, you should pick the option that you feel will be the best for you and your business. For best results, don�t be afraid to pay for your advertisements as online arcade games are still very popular and it will not take long for your site to attract customers, especially if you start by offering a few free games.
Alternatively, if you are thinking about opening an actual arcade with new top of the range arcade games, you will need to spend a lot more time planning. Although arcade machines can be bought from online stores such as eBay, you will need to set yourself a reasonably high budget to begin with, because don�t forget you also need to acquire premises. If you are a little short on money, then apply for a loan with your local bank with a detailed copy of your business plan, but only choose your premises and machines after detailed research. You want to choose a prime location that is going to guarantee customers as the success of a business venture often depends on its location.
Once you have been accepted for your business loan and you have found suitable premises, you need to come up with a catchy and unique name for your business. Then you need to think about decorating your arcade, as well as marketing and advertising. Get in touch with your local newspaper and radio stations and see if they will be interested in covering your grand opening. Visit a copy shop and design leaflets to hand out; they can often be printed in bulk for reasonable prices.
The final step is to employ some staff to help you manage the games and customers while you take care of the finances. Start off with just one or two people and as your business grows, you can put out advertisements for more prospective employees.
When opening day arrives, really go all out with banners, balloons and maybe some snacks for your younger customers. It may be a good idea to offer the chance for them to play the games for free for the grand opening, so that you attract a lot of potential customers.
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Article Title: Starting a Successful Arcade Business
Author: Naz Daud
Word Count: 567
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Establishing a profitable arcade business is harder than it used to be now that most people have very good and affordable games consoles. An arcade business can be set up in one of two ways; either online with Internet-based games or on premises with the arcade games set up on their own respective machines. Both of them entail different strategies in terms of cost and setting up.
Choosing to set up an arcade game business online may be the cheapest option, but you will still need to do a lot of initial preparation. Although it may cost a little bit more to begin with, hiring a team of Web developers may be a good idea. They will be responsible for creating and designing your website and making sure your game software is running properly.
The next step is to make sure that your website is properly marketed. Part of this process is called search engine optimisation (SEO) and will ensure that your site ranks higher in search engine results. However, this will require a fair amount of research as you want to double check the integrity of your choice. After some thought, you should pick the option that you feel will be the best for you and your business. For best results, don�t be afraid to pay for your advertisements as online arcade games are still very popular and it will not take long for your site to attract customers, especially if you start by offering a few free games.
Alternatively, if you are thinking about opening an actual arcade with new top of the range arcade games, you will need to spend a lot more time planning. Although arcade machines can be bought from online stores such as eBay, you will need to set yourself a reasonably high budget to begin with, because don�t forget you also need to acquire premises. If you are a little short on money, then apply for a loan with your local bank with a detailed copy of your business plan, but only choose your premises and machines after detailed research. You want to choose a prime location that is going to guarantee customers as the success of a business venture often depends on its location.
Once you have been accepted for your business loan and you have found suitable premises, you need to come up with a catchy and unique name for your business. Then you need to think about decorating your arcade, as well as marketing and advertising. Get in touch with your local newspaper and radio stations and see if they will be interested in covering your grand opening. Visit a copy shop and design leaflets to hand out; they can often be printed in bulk for reasonable prices.
The final step is to employ some staff to help you manage the games and customers while you take care of the finances. Start off with just one or two people and as your business grows, you can put out advertisements for more prospective employees.
When opening day arrives, really go all out with banners, balloons and maybe some snacks for your younger customers. It may be a good idea to offer the chance for them to play the games for free for the grand opening, so that you attract a lot of potential customers.
About The Author: Nazir Daud - City Local http://www.citylocal.co.uk/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/frontend/businesses.latest.php
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