Monday 7 November 2016

Best Marketing Tips for More Clients - Sunil Muniraj




Being one among Bangalore's start-up founders, Sunil Muniraj discovered a handful of secrets that allowed him to multiply his customer base, during his initial days of entrepreneurship. 


Let us see what they are - 

1. Possessing a deep understanding of target audience is essential to grab customer's attention.

2. Trying to call as many as relevant customers daily to make sure at least few of them results in lead conversion. 

3. Staying active across the social media sites offer a good platform to catch hold of potential customers.

4. Client conversion takes place mainly when calls are backed with follow ups. 

5. Offering discounts creates magic in customer retention. 

6. Create effective strategies for successful advertising campaigns. 

7. Continue attending trade fairs and other related events to broaden your network. 

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Tuesday 1 November 2016

How to Register Your Start-Up In Bangalore?

Being one of Bangalore's start-up founders, I can very well comprehend the essence of getting your company registered. This is so because once you take the decision to register your company, only then your business idea will take an actual form. From my personal experience, I can assure you that registering your start-up in Bangalore might not be a smooth procedure, but if you follow few legal methods then it won't turn out to be that tedious as well. 

How to Register Your Start-Up In Bangalore?
 
Appointed under section 609 of the Companies Act 1956, registration for all types of companies in India is supervised by the Registrar of Companies (ROC). For the easy functioning of registration processes, each Indian state is assigned with a ROC. The entire process will involve a number of steps which are briefly mentioned here. 

1. Director identification number (DIN) needs to be obtained online, which will take one day.
2. You need to invest a week's time to obtain the digital signature certificate. Even this step has to been done online.
3. Reserve your company name with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) online. This will be requiring two to three days.
4. Print the vetted Memorandum and Articles of Association. Remember not to delay this step more than six months from name approval.
5. Get your company documents stamped either from an authorized bank or from the superintendent
6. Minimum of two subscribers need to sign your Memorandum and Articles
7. You need to get the certificate of incorporation, which will again take three to seven days of time.
8. Make a seal
9. You will be needing a Permanent Account Number (PAN), either from the NSDL or UTI
10. For the deduction of income tax from your accessing company, you have to create one Tax Account Number (TAN)
11. Register for VAT with the sales tax officer
12. Register with Employees' Provident Fund organization
13. Filling for government approval before RBI/FIPB for foreigners and NRIs

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