Be cautious when starting a business in rural areas: avoid these four traps of money-making projects

Entering an industry requires caution, and investment requires even more vigilance against pitfalls. No matter where you start a business, choosing the project is the most basic first step to success.

Online you can see many rural money-making projects, and each one points out a reference path for many rural entrepreneurs. But what needs caution is that every project must be evaluated comprehensively from all aspects; otherwise, it is easy to be dazzled by the tempting "cake" offered by the other party, and thus be deceived, losing all your money. Which rural projects that look easy to get rich from on the surface are unreliable? The editor will first present a few for everyone's reference, and do not fall into deep pits.

1. Going to the vast rural areas to collect antiques

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Gold in troubled times, antiques in prosperous times. China's 5,000 years of cultural history have left behind countless rare treasures. Apart from the very small portion excavated by archaeologists, a considerable portion has been lost among the people or remains buried underground. In rural areas, however, there are many good items that can be called antiques. Some advertisers boast that collecting old coins and other items can make you rich. By collecting old coins according to their materials and then sending them to the old coin trading market for sale, you can become a wealthy person. But please note, this is a pit. If you can travel all over the vast rural areas, if you can distinguish genuine from fake, if you can support your expenses before making any sales... go ahead and try.

2. Building a nursing home in rural areas

It is often said that the most serious issue in China's future will be elderly care, especially in rural areas, so some people say that building a nursing home in rural areas will make money in the future! I think this is nonsense. Your target customers must be clear. If they are rural elderly people, then forget about it. Leaving aside whether the fees paid to the nursing home are large or small, the rural concept of "raising sons to prevent old age" alone can instantly collapse your project. Moreover, rural elderly people are unwilling and cannot bear to leave their own farmyards to live elsewhere. This is not only a consideration for themselves but also a consideration for their reputation among their children.

3. Selling fresh air to city people

This is definitely the funniest business project of 2016. Although it truly exists and some people have sold it, if you want to make this a serious business, losing money is absolutely not the issue, because it requires no cost and is much more cost-effective than farming. It can be solved with just a few plastic bags. But are city people buying fresh air? How many repeat customers will there be? Is there any farmer who has gotten rich from this?

4. Selling agricultural supplies to farmers

Some people say that selling pesticides, seeds, and fertilizers in rural areas is the most profitable, because every household has to farm, so these are indispensable to farmers. Whoever says this has definitely never done this business. Not to mention that a village may have several agricultural supply stores, just the credit sales alone can drive you crazy! In today's agricultural supply business, goods are taken home for use first, and payment is made after the grain harvest. If natural disasters occur, the money cannot even be collected back! Also, who will plant the farmland in hollow villages? Land transfer is increasingly becoming an important step in agricultural reform, and the agricultural supplies and machinery for large-scale agriculture will not be purchased in the village. Twenty years ago, an agricultural supply store in the village might have been a good way to make money, but now one can only laugh bitterly.

Now the state encourages migrant workers to return home and start businesses, and has also given support and subsidies in many aspects in terms of policy, but starting a business is not hard to call hard, yet to call it simple is quite not simple. In addition to the project itself, it also requires brains, resources, perseverance, ability, luck, and so on. If you fall into a pit at the very first step of choosing a project, then the outcome can be imagined.

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