3 Business Ideas for Students

                                                                          

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Enough Background Details! This post will lead you through few business ideas for students covering online Project, academic initiative, basic services you can provide and everything in between.

Many of us have dreams or can say need to do business to earn money to become independent here are the 3 basic ideas that can be followed to start your own business

1.Host Webinar

Host Webinar

This idea is an extension of tutoring, but you can also host webinars across the country to tutor people from other universities if you're terrific at one particular topic. Charge a small amount to attend, or charge people to download the recording later.

2.Become a tutor

Become a tutor

If you’re in school, chances are you can pull your weight in at least one subject. Whether it’s math, essay writing or chemistry -- or even standardized testing -- use your knowledge to make money and teach others who might be struggling in the areas in which you excel.

There will probably always be a high demand for tutors in college, and the resources for promoting your services are expansive. Students who wish to pursue a job as a tutor have multiple options, such as tutoring through a college’s peer-tutoring center. By applying and registering as a tutor at your school, you’ll be able to earn extra cash without having to market your services yourself. If you want to be self employed, find out if your school has an online community board where you can post your services and rates, or go into your student center and library and leave fliers at the front desk.

If you excel in a certain subject, talk with the relevant professors to see if they’ll help spread the word. Many schools often allow you to officially register as a tutor so that students are able to look up your information on the school’s website.

3. Event Organizer/Promoter

Event Organizer/Promoter

It’s undeniable that a number of college students get wrapped up in their school’s social scene. Why not capitalize on it?

an event management, promotion and consulting startup. I noticed an unmet demand for off-campus events in the community.

To overcome, I networked with local venue owners and musicians by acting as a liaison between local entertainers and venues. He was also able to plan and execute successful events that his company promoted on-campus through guerilla marketing tactics, such as passing out fliers, putting up posters and speaking to students one-on-one to create buzz among the student body.

The company also utilized major social media channels  and created a website to get word out to the community.It could be considered a win-win for all parties: Venues attracted more customers, musicians received exposure and Edge work Entertainment took a percentage of cover charges and ticket sales.

On top of exceptional communication skills, having organizational skills as well as a grasp on the fundamentals of business, marketing and finance are necessary as an event organizer.