Is It Really Hard To Start a Business?

[Lily]

Starting and growing a business doesn't need to be complicated. Keep things simple. No need to hunt for fancy software and tools. Begin by deciding whether you want to sell services or products, physical or digital, online or offline. Once you've made these decisions, start creating what you want to sell.
Next, focus on marketing your products or services. In my experience with multiple businesses, I haven't relied on most of the tools suggested by others. I manage customer data using Excel and then upload it to my email marketing service, scheduling marketing emails from there.
The amount of money you make from your business depends on your skills. If you spend a lot on tools, your profit margin may shrink. So, keep it simple, focus on what matters, and watch your business thrive without unnecessary complications.

[Zach]

Starting a business is challenging due to factors like securing funding, understanding market demand, and managing operations. Entrepreneurs must navigate legal requirements, competition, and financial risks. For example, creating a tech startup requires substantial capital, market research, and product development. However, with a solid plan, persistence, and adaptability, these challenges can be managed effectively.

[Henrywrites]

Scheduling marketing posts can be helpful in running a business. You can do this by finding out the time that most of the targeted audience are free and ready to come online. It helps you plan your marketing posts better as they can easily read it when available.

[Shortie]

The way I look at it when starting a business is it is only as difficult as you make it. Depending on how you do things and your plans for your business and looking at your mistakes and changing them, you could have a fairly easy start-up business.

[gwolf666]

For someone who is really starting from scratch, yes, it is always difficult, I would say very difficult, but for someone with experience who already has capital, no, I am sure it is very simple.