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If you were working on a local business. From scratch. What would you do?

My biz is ~ 60 miles from where I live. It’s very healthy and fine. It is very dependent on a large population base in the office (nyc) - our target clients are within 3 miles of our office.

I am thinking of opening an outpost close to home 60 miles away. Really nbd if it doesn’t turn into anything, but also see the potential for it to have good reach to smaller businesses in a bigger radius.

I am starting from complete scratch with this. It would be a different brand. Fresh new website. New GMB. Everything. Basically starting from zero but with the benefit of having experience and a successful biz funding it and absorbing the costs. Not expecting it to be a huge revenue driver. But if it brought in 10-20% of my primary biz I would be happy.

If you were gonna build this out and spend 5-10k what would you do? Please don’t spam me 🙈

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