When you’re running a business with great products that you are excited about, you are always looking for ways to find new customers and expand access. Making the jump to a wider audience doesn’t have to be complicated, with a few good maneuvers, you can grow your business and help your product to get into the hands of many excited customers.

Open New Locations

If you have already found success in your first location, it may be time to physically expand your business and open a new location in a different city or state. It is a good idea to have goalposts in mind for when you believe you will be ready for a second location. If you are meeting those goalposts, then it is time to dive in. Figure out a good spot for your new location and start the process. Finding a building, hiring employees, and marketing your new location will all help your second location to be more successful.

Start a Delivery Service

Adding delivery to your business can help you to bring in new customers that may not have visited your brick-and-mortar location. Investing in a fleet of cars and getting them wrapped can be a great way to add delivery while also building in marketing. It can cost up to $2,000 to wrap a single car, and this cost may increase with bigger vehicles like vans. Even with the upfront costs, though, car wrapping can pay off and bring in local business.

Build Your Brand on Social Media

One of the best things you can do to get your product into more households is to establish your brand on social media. Through a strong social media presence, you can reach a large audience and make connections with customers who may never have seen your brick-and-mortar locations. Social media is also a great place to connect with current customers and incentivize them to share your posts and promote your products. Hosting contests and networking with other businesses can be more great ways to build your brand through social media platforms. 

Growing your business and providing access to your products is always a great goal. By diversifying your approach and finding customers locally and online, you can get your product to people around the country or even the world all while also establishing your business closer to home.

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