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15 Sneaky Phone Interview Tips to Get
You to the Next Round 
Show me a person who likes phone interviews, and I’ll Venmo you a $20. 
Okay, not really (I don’t know your account name, so how could I?). But the point
is: there’s nothing easy about getting on a call where you can’t see the other
person’s facial expressions or physical cues, then trying to remind yourself to talk
slowly, all while worrying about background noises—I could go on. Unfortunately,
phone interviewing is also where every job opportunity starts. So, how do you
make them easier? Here are the best phone interview tips I’ve collected from
professional recruiters and, of course, the internet.
Phone Interview Tip #1: Understand Who’s Calling
As soon as you hear from the person who will conduct your phone interview, do a
quick LinkedIn search to figure out what their role is at the company. Most often,
it’s going to be a member of the recruiting team, which means it won’t be your
potential boss or the hiring manager.
Some Phone Interview Questions You Might Get: 
Tell me a little bit about your work history.
Why are you looking to leave your current company?
What is the biggest challenge you have seen at your current position and
how did you overcome it?
Describe a substantial win at your last position.
What was your favorite/least favorite element of your last position?
How can you contribute to our company’s success?
How well do you work by yourself, with a team?
Why are you interested in coming to work for us?
Why are you attracted to this specific position?
What makes you the ideal candidate for this position?
When can you come in for an in-person interview?
(If you’re applying to a job in another city) Are you willing to relocate? If we
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don’t provide relocation assistance, are you still willing?
What are your salary requirements?
How far along are you in your search? Are you speaking to other companies?
Tell me about [x] in your resume
Where do you see yourself in five years?
What questions do you have for me?
This last question is arguably the most important question. Make sure to come
prepared with knowledge of the company and a few thoughtful questions.
Phone Interview Tip #2: Write Back About Scheduling ASAP—And
Spellcheck!
While it’s the phone prescreen that matters most, you still need to make a great
impression in your email responding to the phone interview request. Make sure
your reply is pristine and straightforward and that you get back in the same day,
preferably within an hour or two. Also, double-check that the time you select is
one that works with your schedule. (We’ve all double-booked before, especially
when nervous.) And say thank you! 
Phone Interview Tip #3: Go Back to the Job Description
Once you know you’re a potential candidate, pull the original job description up
and read it carefully. Look for keywords that keep popping up and the clear skills
they’re after. These are the elements you should try to touch on when you talk to
your interviewer. We recommend even jotting them down on scratch paper as you
read. It will help your memory.
Bonus Tip: By the way, this is a good time to suggest that you start saving all the
links to job descriptions you’ve applied for in an Excel file so you can keep track
of them. This is a great shortcut for situations like these, but it’s also a smart
approach to the job search process. You can set up columns for things like “Date
to Follow Up” and “Next Steps”.
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Phone Interview Tip #4: Research the Company on LinkedIn and via the
Company Site
So that you have a great answer to the potential question, “Why are you
interested in coming to work for us?” 
Phone Interview Tip #5: Prepare Your Salary Requirements
You should have a $5,000 range in mind. Prepare for it by researching via The
Salary Project or one of the other great salary research tools out there. And keep
it simple when asked. Just say, “I’m looking to make between $70,000 and
$75,000.”
Phone Interview Tip #6: Plan on Being Somewhere Quiet 
That does not mean your car. Ideally, it’s not in an office next to a construction
site either. Book a meeting room at work or make sure your dog’s out with the
dog walker while you’re on the phone. Just keep it as mellow as possible. 
Phone Interview Tip #7: Use Headphones
Plugging in headphones helps cut down on background noise and will help the
interviewer hear you better if their service is spotty. 
Phone Interview Tip #8: Pull Up Your Resume and LinkedIn, Plus the Job
Description on Your Laptop
Why not? Unlike an in-person interview, you can have all those resources right in
front of you to reference as you talk. 
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Phone Interview Tip #9: Slow Down 
Most of us talk too fast when we’re in a stressful speaking situation. That’s
especially true when you aren’t able to track the other person’s visual cues. So,
remind yourself to slow down. The Cut also recommends that you print out a
photo for your interviewer beforehand to ease the discomfort of the faceless
experience. (We haven’t tried this but it sounds savvy.) 
Phone Interview Tip #10: Prepare Some Questions to Ask
Again, these don’t have to be too complicated since it’s a prescreen. But you
might want to ask when they’re looking for someone to start or what the hiring
process will be like, including next steps (if they don’t provide you with this
information). 
Phone Interview Tip #11: When You Answer, Answer Professionally
You should say, “Hello, this is [your full name].” It makes it easy for them, but it’s
also clear that you’re ready and waiting (and therefore prepared) for the
interview. Here are the ideal opening remarks that will clearly convey you knew
this phone interview was coming: 
You: Hello, this is [Your Name].
Them: Hi, this is [Their Name] calling from [Company.]
You: Hi [Their First Name], thank you again for taking the time to speak with me
today. 
 
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Phone Interview Tip #12: Let Them Interrupt You 
Again, according to The Cut, there’s an easy way to make sure you’re giving them
the right answers. “If you’ve started to give a long answer and the interviewer
tries to jump back in, then there’s no point in trying to keep talking because
they’re probably not paying attention…Let them interrupt and see what they
really want to get at, and maybe you can start that story again at a different
point.”
Phone Interview Tip #13: Write a Follow-Up Thank You Email
The Interview Thank You Rule (that’s an official term) is simple: every time you
speak to someone new at a company during the job interview process, you should
thank them for their time. So write a thank-you email to the recruiter and send it
within a few hours of your phone interview.
Phone Interview Tip #14: Don’t Be Afraid to Communicate If You Need to
Reschedule
Obviously, it’s not ideal to ask for a change of interview time, so this is the last
resort. But if you’re job searching, and it turns out that your boss wants you to
attend a meeting during the pre-scheduled time, email the recruiter back. They
understand that you’re juggling your search and your work, and they don’t want
to make things uncomfortable for you.
PHONE INTERVIEW TIP #15: Ask if They Have More Questions for You
Throughout the phone interview, you naturally answered and asked insightful
questions. At the end of the phone call, your interviewer might ask you if you have
any other questions. Respond in kind. Does the interview have any final questions 
for you? This lets the interviewer know that you are open to the challenge of
more questions and that you are actively engaged in the interview process. 
 
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H O W  T O  M A K E  S U R E  Y O U 
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G E T T I N G  O N TO  A  G R A D UAT E  S C H E M E  AT  O N E  O F  T H E  B I G  4 
P R O F E S S I O N A L  S E R V I C E  F I R M S  ( D E LO I T T E ,  E Y,  K P M G ,  P WC ) 
I S  F E R O C I O U S LY  C O M P E T I T I V E .
through graduate schemes,  to f ind 
out  what  advice they would give to 
their  younger selves i f  they were 
going through the appl icat ion process 
again.  We’ve compi led their  advice 
into 10 t ips ,  for  what  to do both be-
fore you apply and when you apply, 
which we’re happy to share wi th you.
Talk ing to anyone who has been 
through the appl icat ion process 
wi l l  help a lot ,  and i f  you can’ t  f ind 
anyone in person,  the forums here at 
WikiJob are a great  p lace to star t .
We also spoke to a few exper ienced 
staf f  at  the Big 4 f i rms who came 
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P I C K  A  R E L E V A N T  D E G R E E  O R 
S T U D Y  M O D U L E
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It is  of  course possible to secure 
a place with a degree that  is  not 
relevant to f inance – many of  our 
col leagues at  top accountancy f i rms 
have studied subjects f rom law to 
zoology.  However,  wi th such subjects 
you wi l l  need to just i fy  your choices 
and l ink them back to your chosen 
role when apply ing.
I f  you are organised and lucky 
enough to know that  you want to 
apply to a professional  services 
f i rm dur ing (or  even before)  your 
t ime at  univers i ty,  you can increase 
your chances of  secur ing a place by 
choosing a degree or  speci f ic  mod-
ules related to your potent ia l  ro le.
FOR EXAMPLE:
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rest of  the candidates -  especial ly 
in the case of  internships,  which are 
extremely compet i t ive,  and where the 
major i ty  of  appl icants wi l l  have l i t t le 
pr ior  work exper ience.
You don’t  need a lot  of  exper ience 
to secure a role,  but  i t  goes without 
saying that  the more of  i t  you have, 
the better  your chances are.  I t  is 
something to set  you aside f rom the
“During my psychology dissertat ion, 
I  interpreted and analysed data, 
ski l ls  that are key to the fol lowing 
tasks required of  me in audit…”
“Although my degree special ised in 
biology,  I  have a strong understand-
ing of  f inance due to my experience 
in…”
This is  perfect ly  achievable,  but  i t ’s  
easier  i f  you can exhibi t  your ear ly 
interest  in f inance,  account ing or 
consult ing as evidence of  your 
dedicat ion to the role.
One interviewee ment ioned that  she 
had covered Audit  and Account ing 
as a module in her second year. 
This was a good ta lk ing point  in the 
interview process and was proof  she 
understood in depth (and was happy 
with)  her day-to-day tasks on the job. 
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Work exper ience doesn’t  a lways have 
to mean a structured internship or 
s imi lar.  By gett ing proact ive you can 
create addit ional  opportuni t ies. 
Approach smaller  f i rms  re lated to 
the role you are apply ing to;  maybe 
bout ique accountancy or  consultancy 
outf i ts .  Ask them i f  they would 
consider having you help out  for  a 
short  per iod of  t ime (with no pay) .
Join a team/ group:  th is  is  an easy 
way to prove you are able to 
funct ion as part  of  a team, something 
you wi l l  absolutely need to prove in 
an interview. 
I f  you know in advance you are going 
to apply for  a top accountancy f i rm, 
you can use your work exper ience to 
your advantage,  to evidence that  you 
understand the aspects of  the job 
and that  you can withstand high 
pressure professional  environments.
Approach senior members of  the 
f i rm  (e i ther using your network or  v ia 
L inkedIn)  and ask i f  you can shadow 
them for  a week or  even a few days. 
This looks great  on your CV and wi l l 
genuinely give you an insight  into 
what the role entai ls .
Explore opportunit ies at  your 
university.  For example,  could you 
mentor f i rst -year undergraduates? 
This would i l lustrate your leadership 
and coaching abi l i t ies – ski l ls 
required for  a graduate scheme.
FOR EXAMPLE:
that  an employee has met you – this 
gives the impression you are 
proact ive and determined,  sett ing 
you of f  on the r ight  foot .
University lecturers.  I t ’s  very l ikely 
that  they wi l l  know former students 
who now work at  these f i rms.  They 
may be able to set  you up for  a 
coffee or  phone cal l  wi th them.
Keep an eye out  for  any events  run 
by the professional  f i rms direct ly, 
or  f rom networking groups that  hold 
events within or  in conjunct ion with 
the f i rms.  Note that  these are usual ly 
a imed at  current  employees,  but  you 
can always request  a place;  there is 
no rule against  th is .
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Networking does not  begin af ter  you 
f in ish univers i ty  and enter  the work-
place.  Start  bui ld ing your network as 
ear ly  as you can.  Each of  the 
fol lowing can help:
LinkedIn  ( f r iends of  f r iends – who 
can you already easi ly  reach?)
University careers fairs.  Pretty much 
al l  of  the top professional  services 
f i rm vis i t  the major  univers i t ies.  Make 
sure you attend.  Chat to employees, 
get  to know them, ask for  their  con-
tact  detai ls  and fol low up.  Take them 
for  a coffee and ask their  advice in 
terms of  the job and appl icat ion 
process.  I  know from exper ience a 
lot  of  people wi l l  be happy to help. 
There is  a chance you wi l l  have a 
Partner interview and i t  could be 
ment ioned
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Work exper ience doesn’t  a lways have 
to mean a structured internship or 
s imi lar.  By gett ing proact ive you can 
create addit ional  opportuni t ies. 
Do you know any current graduates  that  are current ly  on an 
internship or  graduate scheme? They regular ly  have new joiner 
dr inks and networking events that  could be open to 
non-employees.  Reach out  and ask them to take you with them.
I f  you know in advance you are going 
to apply for  a top accountancy f i rm, 
you can use your work exper ience to 
your advantage,  to evidence that  you 
understand the aspects of  the job 
and that  you can withstand high 
pressure professional  environments.
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It’s l ikely that  by the end of  your 
degree,  the major i ty  of  th is  l is t  wi l l 
have been replaced or  updated by 
more recent achievements.  That  said, 
i t  is  so helpful  to have a master  l is t 
of  your exper iences:  you may wel l 
use them for  your competency 
interview or appl icat ion form.
I f  you stay on top of  your CV,  you wi l l 
be prepared and ahead of  the curve 
for  the appl icat ion stage.  Remember 
that  the sooner you apply,  the more 
chance you wi l l  have.
Most large univers i t ies of fer  seminars 
or  workshops discussing how to 
format your CV:  make sure you 
attend.  Pul l ing together your CV from 
scratch can be a di f f icul t  task to do 
on your own. 
Keep and regular ly  update a 
document throughout your t ime at 
univers i ty,  detai l ing al l  the modules, 
projects ,  act iv i t ies,  exper ience and 
mentor ing that  you have done,  and 
that  you feel  demonstrate ski l ls 
re levant for  a role at  a professional 
services f i rm. 
H O W  T O  M A K E  S U R E 
Y O U  S T A N D  O U T  I N 
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If you are el ig ible,  they help you with 
each stage of  the appl icat ion process 
and give you one-on-one mock 
interviews.  They also provide a 
plat form for  networking,  as they 
regular ly  hold seminars and events 
with a lumni  of  the scheme who are 
current ly  working in these top f i rms. 
There are some not- for-prof i t  organi-
sat ions that  can help undergraduates 
secure places on internships and 
graduate schemes,  i f  you are el ig ible. 
Sponsors For Educat ional  Opportuni-
ty  (SEO) is  probably the most recog-
nised.  They have close relat ionships 
and quotas with the top account ing 
and professional  services f i rms.
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Do not assume that  putt ing your 
univers i ty  grades is  enough to get 
you through.  This stage is  becoming 
more r igorous and competi t ive;  you 
must  make yoursel f  stand out .  Make 
sure you:
Make it  individual .  What are you 
personal ly  going to br ing to the role 
that  is  di f ferent  f rom everyone else, 
taking into account your interests , 
background,  exper ience and 
knowledge?
Maybe ment ion some cl ients  the f i rm 
current ly  has that  you are interested 
in and why (and make the why 
related to your interests) .
More appl icants are el iminated at  the 
appl icat ion form stage than any 
other,  so don’t  skimp here.  Don’t 
copy and paste f rom other appl ica-
t ions,  and research your answers 
thoroughly.
Ment ion any extracurr icular 
experience  you have speci f ic  to the 
role.
Ment ion any networking 
opportunit ies  you have sought out  in 
relat ion to the f i rm.
For the  technical  questions, 
thoroughly research and understand 
what you are ta lk ing about .
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appl icat ion form and interview i f  you 
are not  sure about the area you want 
to work in .  Common feedback f rom 
var ious directors and partners is  that 
the candidate didn’ t  know enough 
about the role,  or  that  they asked 
quest ions about di f ferent  areas of 
the f i rm.
department ,  any qual i f icat ions you 
wi l l  need (e.g.  ACA) and where this 
path might  lead in 5-10 years;  th is 
may also be a quest ion you are asked 
in interview.
This is  important .  There are many 
graduate schemes in di f ferent  areas 
of  these large f i rms,  and candidates 
often become confused or  indi f ferent 
as to which area and which role they 
are pursuing.
Don’t  be one of  these indifferent 
types.  I t  comes across in the
So do your research.  Go on the 
websi te,  ta lk to the people in your 
network and understand which role is 
best  for  you.  Think about the 
exper ience you wi l l  get  in a given 
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Remove some uncertainty and ensure 
you are an expert  at  taking the tests 
before you even begin your 
appl icat ion process.  Companies l ike 
JobTestPrep and AssessmentDay are 
very useful  in  th is  regard.  I t  wi l l 
certa in ly pay of f.
Start  wi th their  L inkedIn page and 
have a look at  their  exper ience and 
career path.  Reach out  to those in 
your network and ask i f  they know or 
can f ind out  which c l ients they 
represent .  You are then in a posi t ion 
to ask speci f ic  quest ions such as:
"I  see your main cl ient is  X.  I  read 
recently that they are being 
affected by regulatory changes in 
the market (Y) .  What advice are you 
giving them on this,  or  how has your 
approach to the audit  changed?"
This cannot be stressed enough.  The 
onl ine tests (and those you must  re-
take dur ing the assessment centres) 
comprise the stage of  the appl icat ion 
process you have most control  over. 
Put  s imply,  the more you pract ice, 
the more l ikely you are to pass.
This can be a t r icky one,  but  i t ’s 
good to have at  least  some 
knowledge of  the Partner or  Director 
that  is  interviewing you.  This then 
gives you an opportuni ty to ask 
intel l igent  and informed quest ions, 
and make the interview more 
personal  and memorable.
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The more speci f ic  and relevant you 
can be in your quest ions and 
discussions the more l ikely you are 
to secure a place.
Now it 's  over to you.
We wish you the best of  luck!
" I  see you did an overseas second-
ment in Austral ia.  How did the 
working culture there differ  to that 
in the UK? After qual i f icat ion would 
you advise pursuing a secondment 
in terms of  career progression?"


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The Predictive Index Cognitive Assessment tests skills such 
as verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning and pattern recognition. It comprises 
50 questions to be answered in 12 minutes. 
Companies that use Predictive Index tests include: 
• IKEA 
• Chevron 
• Microsoft 
• Dell 
 
SHL Tests 
SHL is one of the leading providers of employment aptitude tests. Each SHL 
test is designed to assess one particular competency. 
The test is usually conducted in two stages. First, the candidate completes 
the test online. Then, if the candidate is invited to an assessment day, they will 
be asked to complete another shorter version of the test to verify their 
answers. 
Types of SHL test include: 
• Verbal Reasoning Test – 30 questions to be answered in 19 minutes, or 
18 questions in 11 minutes, at an assessment day. 
 
• Numerical Reasoning Test – 18 questions to be answered in 25 minutes, 
or 10 questions in 15 minutes, at an assessment day. 
 
• Inductive Reasoning Test – 24 questions in 25 minutes; designed to 
evaluate your logic skills. 
 
• Deductive Reasoning Test – 20 questions to be completed in 18 minutes. 
Requires you to use logic to come to conclusions, identify errors in 
information, and evaluate arguments. 
Companies that use SHL tests include: 
• Philip Morris 
• Gannett Company 
• Ford Motor 
• Microsoft 
 
Revelian Tests 
Revelian tests are taken by over 200,000 people worldwide and are the most 
popular psychometric test taken by graduate jobseekers in Australia. 
Revelian has identified various characteristics typical of candidates with 
the cognitive ability required to succeed at work, and has developed aptitude 
tests in the following areas: 
• Cognitive ability 
• Verbal reasoning 
• Numerical reasoning 
• Abstract reasoning 
 
 
 
Companies that use Revelian tests include: 
• Deloitte 
• BMW 
• Medina Hotels 
• Pepsico 
 
 
 
How to Prepare for a Cognitive Ability Test 
Many job candidates believe there's no benefit in preparing for cognitive 
ability tests. Some think their intelligence will speak for itself; others think 
that, since the questions are random and cannot be predicted, it's not 
possible to prepare. 
In fact, you can (and should) prepare for cognitive ability tests by familiarizing 
yourself with: 
• The structure of the test.
• The time frame in which you need to complete the test.
• The types of questions that will come up.
The more familiar you are with the overall format of the test, the more time 
you can spend focusing on answering the questions during the time limit. 
There are also countless cognitive ability sample questions and tests you can 
access online to prepare for the test. Although the questions won't be the 
same as on the real test, practising similar styles of questions and timing 
yourself is the best way you can prepare. 
If you’re looking for free cognitive test samples, here is a free numerical practice 
test sample and a free verbal reasoning test sample to get you started. 
You can also find practice tests on sites such as Job Test Prep. 
As most practice tests aren’t timed, set yourself a timer of one minute per 
question to ensure your practice reflects true test conditions as closely as 
possible. 
Practice More Free Test 
Test Day: Tips for Approaching the Test Itself 
• Get a full night’s sleep the night before your test and eat a good
breakfast to ensure you are in top condition.
• Drink plenty of water and don’t forget to take water to the test (if it’s
being conducted under controlled conditions).
• Work out the maximum time you can spend on each question (for
example, one minute per question).
• Take a stopwatch to time yourself and ensure you’re not spending too
long on each question.
• If you’re taking the test online, have a notepad or piece of scrap paper
and a pen ready for the problems you can’t work out in your head.
• Read every question twice and try not to answer too quickly. This is
particularly important in verbal reasoning tests – look out for negatives,
double-negatives or other modifying words, which could trip you up if
you skim over them.
• Don’t apply outside knowledge to the questions – all the information
you need to work out the answer logically will be in the question.
Practice a Free Cognitive Ability Test 
Final Thoughts 
Some final tips to bear in mind: 
• Ask prospective employers what cognitive ability tests they require as
part of their application processes, so you can get a head start on
preparation.
• Practice, practice, practice. Replicate true test conditions by timing your
tests.
• Check whether you will be allowed to take notes during your test. If not,
practice answering sample questions using just your memory and
mental ability.
• Don’t spend too long on each question, as this can affect your overall
score.
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Essential Steps to Starting Your Own
Business
For many people, starting your own business is the ultimate goal in life. Some will learn
a trade or vocation, work for a company for years and then go self-employed.
Others may turn a hobby into a business after doing it for fun for several years, whether it
is product or service-based.
Whichever way someone starts a business, it is always a risky move.
Most often, people will go from a steady income to a fluctuating one for some time while in
the beginning stages of their business.
However, this should not put you off.
There are many positives to starting a business, from doing what you love to the freedom
it can give you, from being able to live anywhere in the world to having more time at home
with your family.
This article will run through what it means to start your own business, the reasons behind
it, and what you should have in place before setting up officially.
There are many ways to set up a business; however, most entrepreneurs decide to sell a
product or service based on their interests, knowledge or skills.
What Does It Mean to Start Your Own
Business?
That can be anything from making products to using technical skills, and everything in
between.
In the UK, most people become sole traders initially, while they are at a certain level of
trade, and then sometimes look towards becoming a private limited company, simply
meaning their business and themselves are two separate entities.
Many start a business as a ‘side hustle’ to earn extra income alongside their regular job
before taking it full-time when they reach a certain income level, often matching their
salary.
Some save up for a while before going self-employed, many work part-time to ensure they
have a regular income in case business dries up.
There is no right or wrong way to start your own business. Ask 10 different business
owners about their journey, and they will all tell you something different.
Service providers often have it easier as they might not need business premises to set up
shop. They often work from home or join a co-working space to keep their business hours
regular.
However, product owners usually have more options.
Many start from their own houses and eventually move to a store when demand
increases. You might rely on friends and family to help out to begin with, from packaging
orders to finding suppliers.
Why Would You Want to Start a Business?
Freedom
The main reason most business owners initially begin their own businesses is freedom.
The freedom to work your hours, the freedom to work from anywhere, and the freedom to
plan work around your life and not the other way around.
Many business owners find it easier to balance life and work when they can choose their
schedule flexibly.
Numerous businesses begin from passion projects. Whether they start as a hobby or a
side hustle, passion is the main ingredient when running a business.
Work is much more enjoyable when you love what you do, and it shows through your
products and services too.
Being able to do what you love for a living, may it be something creative or a technical skill
you have, means a happier and healthier life too.
Another reason to set up your own business is for money.
You may have suppliers, employees or expenses to pay, but any income made on top of
that is yours to keep.
Profit margins can be slim to begin with, but the more you improve on your systems and
increase your customer or client base, the more money you will make.
Work-Life Balance
Interests and Passion
Money
That allows you to invest back into the business, buy new equipment, hire more staff or
work with freelancers.
Setting up your own business is a risk; it can mean an initial investment, unstable income
to begin with and uncertainty about the future.
Putting plans in place before launching is an easy way to feel in control and to foreshadow
any issues before they happen.
Starting with a professional setup will save you time and money further down the line.
Include as much information as you can think of on a business plan and set yourself
achievable goals throughout the first year.
A good way to get prepared is to talk to other business owners. No matter how much
online research you do, hearing first-hand accounts of how they were set up can give you
the vital information you may have missed.
Learn from their mistakes and take inspiration from their business beginnings to know how
to set up a successful business.
Industry regulations are often a huge hurdle to jump over, so do the necessary due
diligence beforehand.
Permits, contracts and insurance are three key areas for many businesses (amongst
others), so ensuring that the requirements are in place before you begin trading will set
you off on the right foot.
Starting a Business vs Running One
This is industry-specific as well as area-specific, so research and talk to any experts first.
Building a customer base from scratch is difficult for any new business, whether they are
providing a service or selling physical products.
Your brand awareness is the way you will increase your customer base.
Get your business a website and branding, ensure you are on the relevant social media
platforms, contact local media to get introductory pieces written about your business,
network with other local businesses and always keep evolving and trying new things.
Marketing your business is trial and error; some social media platforms come and go,
some are not relevant to your audience; therefore, ensure your website is optimized and
full of information is your space online.
Hire experts to make it the best it can be.
Before you go head-first into your new business venture, it is important to take steps to
ensure it will be a success. These steps take time but ultimately save time later down the
line.
Ideas to start a business are all well and good but do you have the right skill set to run a
business?
Not only do you need to have the expertise of making your chosen product or selling a
service, but you need more general skills too.
How to Start Your Business
Know Your Strengths and Weaknesses
These can include personality traits, such as dedication and tenacity, and general
business skills, such as marketing and administration.
Most business owners have to become a jack-of-all-trades, to begin with. Not only will you
be in charge of sales and product development, you will have control of your accounting,
website, social media, stock control, diary management, market research and customer
service, and so much more.
Start by listing your strengths and weaknesses in a brain-dump exercise and see if you
can turn those weaknesses into positives by expanding your knowledge or learning a new
skill.
Market research is a task that very few business owners enjoy; however, it is a necessity
to define your target audience.
For this, you will need to look into your competitors first to see what they are doing, what
they offer and how they market their own business.
Write down anything they do successfully and see if you could spin that for your own
business.
Note anything that isn’t working for them currently, and either avoid doing this yourself or
see if you can work it in your favor. Take inspiration but do not copy.
From this research, you might be able to spot a gap in the market for your products or
services or target a specific part of your audience.
Next, you need to gather some information from potential customers. When you have zero
to begin with, this can be difficult.
Know Your Market
Product-based business owners could contact previous customers they have collaborated
with, whether they were paying customers or receiving a sample.
Perhaps you have set yourself up on social media as a side hustle initially; therefore, ask
people who follow you for their opinions.
Service-based owners have often undertaken voluntary work to grow their portfolio for
their skills so ask for feedback from businesses you’ve worked with and use that to form
your business.
You can even add testimonials from previous clients on your website.
All successful businesses start with a thorough plan.
You will need it to secure funding from banks, charities or investors.
A business plan will give you a clear step-by-step guide for:
How your business will run
Where you want your business to be in 10 years time
Any legal provisions you might need to set up
How will you market your business? A website and social media are good places to
start; however, can you market any other ways?
Perhaps you have local newspapers and magazines that are supportive of local
businesses?
There are many templates online to help you through it; however, there is also other help
available.
Make a Business Plan
Many local councils offer support for local businesses, as well as online courses to help
you set up a plan.
Speak to anyone you know who has set up their own business and see if they can offer
you any guidance.
Even if you don’t feel you need a business plan because you have no need for investment
or support, it is still a good idea to have a plan on paper.
11 Essential Steps To Starting Your Own Business
If you are in the UK, will you operate as a sole trader or a private limited company?
Do you need to register for self-assessment tax or with Companies House as an LTD?
Do you need business insurance if you have separate premises for your home, or will you
Consider the Legal Stuff
have clients round to your house?
In the US, there are similarities to the UK structure. A sole trader is unlimited personal
liability, meaning that you and your business are one.
You can choose to separate the two by forming a limited liability company (LLC) or
corporation.
As a sole trader, you will only pay personal tax. With an LLC or corporation, you will also
pay self-employment tax on top of that or corporate tax.
Each state has different licenses and permits that you may require; therefore, you may
have to register with local, state and federal agencies.
Some industries are more regulated than others; therefore, it is vital to do all of this
research before you form a business.
Starting a business often means high upfront costs. From machinery and equipment to
product ranges, the expenses start to rack up before you have even sold a single product
or service.
Self-funding is the primary way that people start up their businesses.
Most save while working part-time or full-time for them to become self-employed further
down the line. If your business requires significant initial funds, you may need to look to
external sources.
In the UK, there are schemes across the country to help give small businesses the funds
they need to set up their business.
Secure Funding
From grants and loans to equity, these tend to be regional branches. Many of these
schemes offer advice and support, too, ideal for someone with zero business experience.
There are also national charities, such as The Prince’s Trust, specifically set up to help
young people launch their businesses.
They offer low-interest loans and help set up payment plans so you can find your feet and
help your business become a success.
In the US, the government’s Small Business Administration offers help and advice when it
comes to funding.
They work with investors to offer loans, grants and venture capital to help start your
business.
While they do not offer to fund themselves, they work alongside banks to be a guarantor
for business loans if you’re unable to secure one alone.
Having a test run for your business means you can sort out any problems before fully
launching.
Soft launches are a great way to test out products and services without any pressure to
make lots of money.
Enlist family, friends and colleagues or use your personal social media profiles to build
interest.
For product-based businesses, you could offer smaller samples (for free or a discounted
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price) for honest feedback on the entire process.
Does the product itself need tweaking? How fast was the delivery or service?
Try to get as much information from a variety of people as you can.
Explain to those customers that you are in the process of setting up the business and
would be grateful for the feedback.
For service-based businesses, see if you can offer your services to people you know.
This is a great way to define if you will need to create set packages or go down the
bespoke route.
You will learn how to communicate with a potential lead, discuss the work between you,
consolidate it into a proper contract and see what it’s like to serve a client.
You may be able to use these trial runs in exchange for testimonials on your website.
Following market research and test runs, you should have gathered as much information
from potential clients or customers to make any changes.
Whether it’s the process of how you communicate to the product or service range, any
feedback is invaluable.
Spend the time to make these changes, while you have the time before you officially
launch.
Establish Your Branding and an Online Presence
Now you have your plan in place, it is time to start implementing it.
Two of the most important features you will need are a website and a brand.
Branding covers everything from logos and color schemes to your business values and
tone of voice.
Being a small business owner can be an advantage when branding as you can be the
face of the brand. More customers are buying from smaller, more local businesses and
showing who you are and what you do can increase your audience and income.
As humans, we love stories; therefore, why not incorporate your journey into business
ownership as part of your branding?
Ensure that your branding is consistent over your entire online presence so people can
immediately identify your business.
An online presence means a website and social media need to work hand in hand.
Many small businesses start on social media; however, you would lose everything if that
platform was to suddenly disappear overnight. So, a website is your space online to
provide information and value, share your story and engage with your customers or
clients.
While you can set everything up yourself, it could be worth hiring someone to do it
professionally. It can be an initial investment but gives you a unique and cohesive look
both online and offline.
No matter how much planning you do or how organized you are, you will forget something;
Just Start
it’s just a part of running a business.
For the most part, it is an easy fix, provided you’ve created your business plan and done
as much research as you could.
The beginning of your business journey is like nothing else; therefore, make sure you
enjoy it.
Product-based businesses should keep trying new things and evolving their ranges to
reach new audiences.
Similarly, service-based businesses should always be trying to acquire new skills and
produce new packages to expand their portfolios.
As a business owner, you never stop learning.
Listen to any advice – It might not always be nice to hear; however, criticism is
crucial for improving your business. Absorb everything and see if it will help you move
your business forward.
Make sure you’re doing what you love – For your business to be a success, it has
to be something you are passionate about. It will require long hours initially; therefore,
you must be enjoyable for the most part.
Write everything down – It is important to track everything as a small business,
including social media followings, income, expenses, your most popular products or
services, and much more. You will be able to look back after so many months and see
the progress.
Top Tips for Starting a Business From Scratch
Find your tribe – Starting your own business can be a lonely process, especially if
none of your friends and family have gone through it before. Chat to other business
owners online, where you live or around your premises. You might even get a chance
to collaborate with them at some point.
Learn from your mistakes – You will make mistakes during the first months and year
of trading; in fact, even the biggest companies in the world make errors. The solution
is to learn from them, fix the issue and move on.
Speak up about your business – Tell everyone about what you do! Whether that’s
chatting to loved ones and asking for support to sharing your business journey on
social media, building a business is something to be proud of.
Starting a business is a difficult but rewarding achievement. Initially, it will require extra
hours and money to set up; however, the further into your business journey, it will pay off.
Seek support from fellow business owners, ask for help if you need it and be proud of your
accomplishments.
Keep evolving and trying new things for your business and it will be a success.
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that are not only informative but also compelling and unique. It helps you craft
an outline that focuses on a specific topic, ensuring that the content is in-depth
and tailored to your target audience. The goal is to produce an eBook that not
only provides value but also stands out in the crowded digital marketplace. 
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"Assume the role of an expert [FINANCIAL ANALYST] with over 20 years of
experience, adept at crafting educational materials for [CORPORATE FINANCE
PROFESSIONALS]. You're tasked with creating a comprehensive eBook outline
on [RISK MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES IN EMERGING MARKETS], which delves
into intricate details, blending theoretical knowledge with practical
applications. Your content should weave in unique insights, drawing upon your
vast experience. Emphasize the importance of [DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGIES],
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[FOREX HEDGING] effectively, and also discuss how integrating [FINTECH
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on future trends and predictions in [GLOBAL ECONOMIC SHIFTS], giving
readers a broader perspective." 
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"Assume the role of an expert [ROLE] with 20 years’ experience, specializing in
[NICHE/INDUSTRY]. You are tasked with crafting an email series to effectively
promote [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Begin with an engaging introduction that
captures your audience's attention. In each email, focus on a distinct aspect,
such as [BENEFIT #1], while seamlessly integrating [FEATURE #1] for enhanced
appeal. To further tailor your approach, consider the primary audience
[TARGET AUDIENCE] and adjust the tone and content to resonate with them.
Additionally, incorporate [SECONDARY FEATURE] in your emails to add depth
and variety." 
This prompt is an invaluable tool for crafting email sequences that not only
engage your audience but also effectively drive sales. It creates an initial
framework for an email series, focusing on a specific product or service you
wish to promote. This framework is designed to captivate your audience's
interest from the very first email. 
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"Assume the role of an expert [DIGITAL MARKETING CONSULTANT] with 20
years’ experience, specializing in [E-COMMERCE AND RETAIL INDUSTRY]. You
are tasked with crafting an email series to effectively promote [INNOVATIVE E-
COMMERCE PLATFORM]. Begin with an engaging introduction that captures
your audience's attention. In each email, focus on a distinct aspect, such as
[STREAMLINED USER EXPERIENCE], while seamlessly integrating
[CUSTOMIZABLE SHOP TEMPLATES] for enhanced appeal. To further tailor
your approach, consider the primary audience [SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS]
and adjust the tone and content to resonate with them. Additionally,
incorporate [DATA ANALYTICS TOOLS] in your emails to add depth and
variety." 
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"Assume the role of a seasoned expert [ROLE] with over two decades of
experience, recognized for your profound knowledge in [NICHE/INDUSTRY].
You are tasked with composing an authoritative blog post on [TOPIC]. This post
should not only inform but also demonstrate your deep expertise. Your writing
should offer unique insights on [KEY ASPECT OF TOPIC], supplemented by
practical, actionable advice on [SPECIFIC FOCUS AREA]. Additionally,
incorporate [SECONDARY FOCUS AREA] to provide a comprehensive view and
enhance the 
reader's understanding of the topic’s broader context." 
This prompt is tailored for creating blog posts that not only provide information
but also establish your expertise and authority in a particular subject. The
prompt will guide you in selecting a topic that is both relevant to your audience
and showcases your depth of knowledge in your industry. 
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"Assume the role of a seasoned expert [CYBERSECURITY CONSULTANT] with
over two decades of experience, recognized for your profound knowledge in
[NETWORK SECURITY AND DATA PROTECTION]. You are tasked with
composing an authoritative blog post on [EMERGING THREATS IN
CYBERSECURITY]. This post should not only inform but also demonstrate your
deep expertise. Your writing should offer unique insights on [IMPACT OF AI ON
CYBERSECURITY], supplemented by practical, actionable advice on
[DEVELOPING ROBUST AI- DRIVEN SECURITY PROTOCOLS]. Additionally,
incorporate [COMPLIANCE WITH GLOBAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATIONS]
to provide a comprehensive view and enhance the reader's understanding of
the topic’s broader context." 
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