Here is a list of business ideas to be exact, for beginners with the right skill sets but without too much capital and business experience.

Home Contractor

If you have the experience working for a company that does home repairs or contracting work, then you can fairly easily start your own contracting business where you offer various services to homeowners.

Lawn Care Specialist

Starting a lawn care business mainly just requires some equipment, transportation and a steady base of clients. So you don’t need to have business experience to get started.

Freelance Writer

If you have some writing skills, you can get started with your own writing business fairly easily by offering your services to businesses on a freelance basis.

Blogger

You can also fairly easily start your own blog where you post about topics that match up with your own experience and expertise.

Virtual Assistant

Virtual assistants can offer a variety of different online services to businesses and professionals, including email organization and communication, social media scheduling and bookkeeping. So you can start a virtual assistant business even if your experience in those areas comes from working for other companies.

Here are business lessons to learn from Coca-Cola.

1. Think of the customer first and always

When it comes to promoting its brand to the general public, Coca-Cola knows a lot of things.

One of them, for example, assumes “the customer’s point of view.” Customers come first for them, stakeholders second, and the company itself third.

 And this is an excellent lesson for you to learn as a businessperson. Your success is based on your ability to listen to your customers and stakeholders. 

Instead of adopting an “I think” approach, accept the facts you receive from your customers, no matter how disparate they are.

2. Stay active in protecting your market share 

Coca-Cola is a firm that should be pleased with its market dominance, but they aren’t.

The giant is on a never-ending mission to get its drink and brand into everyone’s throat before any other living thing on the earth. 

Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Poles are all covered. Its management is constantly fighting to retain and even increase the company’s market share.

If you pay attention to social media and television, you’ll notice that Coca-Cola is just as active with its marketing as new businesses emerge.

3. To make a lasting impression, keep your branding consistent

Another crucial lesson that Coca-Cola can teach businesses is the importance of consistency.

The company is dedicated to embedding itself in customers’ minds through campaigns and marketing platforms such as The Voice. 

Not only that, but Coca-Cola has always used the same logo since its founding in 1886.