When starting a new business location is always one of the key considerations and it seems like common sense to locate nearest where most customers are. But this is only one of the considerations that you should bear in mind and for this reason, the idea of starting a business in a rural area is often overlooked but there are many advantages to this idea. There are so many challenges growing a business, so take any advantage you can. Here are 5 reasons why rural is a good location.
Property Is Cheaper
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One clear advantage is that property is cheaper and this can be a great advantage to many businesses, especially if you are not a high street retailer or need to be in the city to meet with clients. You can get a huge amount more space and at a vastly cheaper price than setting up in busier areas meaning you can get a lot more done and offer a lot more to your customers.
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Customers Have More To Spend
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Although there are certainly fewer customers than in a city area you will find that there are lots of wealthy potential customers in the country areas as many people are landowners or have gone there to spend their retirement. You will find that especially if you have a niche business you will have less competition as well. Actually, in rural areas, customers expect to pay more for goods and services.
There Are Certain Government Assistance Schemes In Rural Areas
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Many rural areas are considered for government assistance schemes for regeneration due to old industries such as mining being decimated there are various grants and financial assistance you can apply for. Also if you run an agricultural business or similar you might be allowed to use duty-free fuels such as red diesel, if you qualify for this then it’s important to get a really reliable Gas Oil Supplier to be sure you are getting a good deal on this.
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The Quiet Life
Other than what the rural location can do for your business it’s important to consider what the rural life can mean for you and your family. There are the property prices, a great saving can be made on your home as well as your business property. There is the peace and quiet that the city doesn’t offer, no street noise and just the peaceful quiet background of birds chirping and wildlife. Crime is also much lower in the countryside and you can rest easier knowing you are less likely to be robbed or broken into. You will be able to send your children to a nice local school and most often these schools have a better reputation.
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A Sense Of Local Loyalty
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One thing you will no doubt find is that once you are established that in smaller locations people tend to have great loyalty to their local supplier. If you can capture the mood of a locality then you can become entrenched as a permanent fixture in the local economy. You will grow and provide jobs as well so this is all key.
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