Existem muitas ferramentas excelentes que podem ajudar a tornar o processo de criar o seu próprio negócio mais fácil. Usar as ferramentas certas é sempre uma boa ideia para facilitar e, portanto, não é tão difícil quanto você pode pensar.
Um hobby é uma atividade que você faz para se divertir quando não está a trabalhar. Quando decidir transformar esta atividade para gerar lucros, você vai precisar reavaliar se estará disposto a dedicar mais tempo para abrir o seu negócio, e lidar com a agenda de clientes e prazos.
Construa sua marca, o que é muito importante quando se trata de reconhecimento. Você precisará de um nome comercial e um logotipo que transmitam a personalidade da empresa, a importância do produto ou serviço prestado, que tenha uma boa aparência em um site. Lembre-se: este é o cartão de visitas do seu empreendimento.
O diferencial
Além da composição de um bom planejamento, separamos alguns conselhos rápidos sobre o que manter em mente para transformar a sua atividade favorita em um negócio lucrativo. Ter uma presença na web atualmente e as ferramentas certas para isso, podem ajudá-lo a expandir seu mercado-alvo.
Um equívoco comum para quem está começando na atividade empresarial, seja com um hobby ou não, é a falta de um planejamento detalhado e eficaz. Quando o serviço ou produto prestado é vinculado a uma atividade que antes servia como lazer, é muito comum você iniciar
o seu negócio sem antes perceber. Seja como apenas um experimento, ou até mesmo apenas como produto consumido no círculo de amigos.
O fato é que o planejamento envolve constante dedicação. Algo que inclua metas claras e objetivos a curto e longo prazo. Informações para manter o seu foco e preparar-lhe para defender sua ideia a qualquer hora e a qualquer momento, até mesmo para investidores maiores. Lembre-se que propostas para uma conceção de produtos sustentáveis, redução de resíduos gerados e a capacitação dos cidadãos recebe especial atenção em muitos sectores e pode ser um diferencial da sua marca e do seu produto.
Pense rápido e de maneira inteligente
Criar uma presença marcante no meio digital e desenvolva uma estratégia de marketing. Uma porcentagem significativa de consumidores inicia suas compras online. Ou seja, se você não está online, você não existe. Crie um site e páginas de mídia social, adicione sua empresa ao mundo virtual eu quem sabe em breve você é premiado com reconhecimento e lucratividade.
Desenvolva uma estratégia de marketing Spara contar ao mundo contar para o mundo que o seu produto existe. A estratégia não precisa ser cara, como contas de mídia social que são gratuitas. Seja voluntário em eventos comunitários para espalhar a palavra localmente. Sempre que você conhecer alguém novo, por exemplo, compartilhe sua missão de negócios em menos de 30 segundos.
Entre 1 de dezembro e 9 de janeiro, a música de Natal vai animar a Praça/Mercado Municipal de Famalicão, com cerca de duas dezenas de atuações.
O programa começa esta quarta-feira, dia 1 de dezembro, pelas 15h00, com as “Comunidades em Coro”, que contam com a atuação dos coros comunitários das Comissões Sociais Inter- Freguesias (CSIF) da área urbana de Antas, Abade de Vermoim, Brufe, Famalicão, Calendário e Gavião. E da CSIF de Lousado, Esmeriz e Cabeçudos.
Na próxima sexta-feira, dia 3, pelas 18h00, a banda famalicense Quatroclaves canta o Natal com um espetáculo dedicado às clássicas canções de natal. Segue-se o concerto de Gil Cadeias.
No sábado, dia 4, pelas 18h00, é a vez de ouvir Taleguinho – Até Cantar dá Trabalho – um panal sonoro em forma de concerto, construído com imagens, sons, cantigas e histórias dos ofícios. Segue-se Natal dos Sonhos – O Natal é Mágico, um projeto musical e poético da autoria dos Professores e Músicos Famalicenses: João Junqueira – Voz; Carlos Carneiro – Música e António Sousa – Poesia.
No domingo, 5 de dezembro, pelas 15h00, haverá “Comunidades em Coro” com a atuação dos coros comunitários das Comissões Sociais Inter- Freguesias de Gondifelos, Cavalões, Outiz e Louro. E da CSIF de Joane, Vermoim, Pousada de Saramagos e Mogege.
No feriado de 8 de dezembro, pelas 15h00, é a vez das “Comunidades em Coro”, com a CSIF de Fradelos, Ribeirão e Vilarinho das Cambas e a CSIF de Avidos, Lagoa, Landim e Seide.
Entretanto, dia 10 de dezembro, pelas 18h00, atua Pedro Fernandes, num momento musical ao som do acordeão. Segue-se Acafado – Fado em época Natalícia – com a associação famalicense de defesa do fado e apoio a novas vozes, instrumentistas e letristas de fado, a apresentar um concerto de fado, especialmente à época natalícia.
No dia 11 de dezembro, pelas 18h00, é a vez do Grupo Etnográfico Rusga de Joane apresentar uma viagem pelo cancioneiro tradicional natalício da região do baixo Minho, através de recolhas do próprio grupo, bem como dos etnomusicólogos Fernando Lopes Graça, Michel Giacometti, Gonçalo Sampaio e Pe. Benjamim Salgado.
Segue-se José Barros Trio com Cantigas Tradicionais Portuguesas Natal e Janeiras, com um elenco composto por José Barros – voz, viola braguesa e guitarra, Miguel Tapadas – piano e voz e José M. David – acordeão, flautas e voz.
No dia 12 de dezembro, pelas 15h00, é novamente a vez das “Comunidades em Coro”, com a CSIF de Bairro, Carreira, Bente, Delães, Ruivães e Novais e a CSIF do Vale do Pelhe, Cruz, Requião, Vale S. Martinho, Vale S. Cosme, Telhado e Portela.
Na sexta-feira, 17 de dezembro, pelas 18h00, acontece o concerto do projeto Street Opera, de Florência Ribero, um projeto social de difusão da música clássica. Tem por objetivo democratizar a arte erudita e torná-la acessível a todas as pessoas.
Segue-se Patrícia Costa com “Um Natal Português” e melodias distantes, perdidas na memória.
No sábado, dia 18 de dezembro, pelas 18h00, decorre a performance teatral – “Uma História de Natal no centro da Terra. O conto original do coletivo O Som do Algodão apresenta uma história de Natal no centro da Terra. Este conto musicado é uma incrível viagem pelo fascinante mundo desconhecido que habita no interior do solo que pisamos.
Segue-se Ângela Silva com as mais belas canções de Natal.
No domingo, 19 de dezembro, pelas 15h00, realiza-se mais uma sessão das “Comunidades em Coro”, com a atuação da CSIF do Vale do Este de Arnoso Santa Maria, Santa Eulália, Sezures, Lemenhe, Mouquim, Jesufrei e Nine. Segue-se a CSIF de Castelões, Oliveira S. Mateus, Oliveira Santa Maris, Pedome e Riba de Ave.
Os concertos de Natal encerram a 9 de janeiro, com uma apresentação conjunta das dez CSIF’S, num espetáculo final que decorrerá nos Paços do Concelho, a partir das 15h00.
Refira-se que a realização dos concertos de Natal estão sujeitos às regras definidas pela DGS – Direção Geral de Saúde, para controlo da pandemia da Covid 19. Toda a programação disponível em www.famalicao.pt
Com a presença de mais de dois mil atletas, a sétima edição da Meia Maratona de Famalicão, uma organização da Runporto, com o apoio da Câmara Municipal, corre-se este domingo, a partir das 10 horas. A prova contempla, ainda, uma prova mais curta (6km) e começa na Avenida do Brasil, com chegada ao parque de estacionamento junto ao Citeve, no Parque da Devesa.
A organização criou um Plano de Segurança em cumprimentos das regras e normas recomendadas pela Direção-Geral da Saúde, que deve ser integralmente cumprido, sob pena de responsabilização individual pelo incumprimento e risco de impedimento de participação na corrida.
A prioridade é garantir a segurança de todos com medidas exequíveis e que permitam a realização da prova com sucesso. Os participantes terão, por exemplo, de apresentar no ato de levantamento do kit de participante o Certificado Digital Covid-19, válido na data do evento, ou um teste PCR nas 72h anteriores ou teste antigénio nas 48h anteriores à data e hora do evento.
Os kits de participante serão entregues nos Serviços Educativos do Parque da Devesa este sábado, entre as 10h e as 19h, e no dia da prova, domingo,, entre as 8 e as 9 horas.
No final da prova serão distribuídas garrafas reutilizáveis por todos os participantes da Meia Maratona, uma ação de cariz ambiental que tem como objetivo alertar para a redução do recurso à água engarrafada.
Os divertimentos que fazem parte do programa do Natal em Famalicão começam a funcionar esta sexta-feira.
O carrossel, este ano em nova localização (Parque 1º de Maio), e o comboio do Pai Natal, estão disponíveis para miúdos e graúdos a partir das 14h00 de hoje.
Estes divertimentos contam com os seguintes horários: Semana – 14h00 às 20h00 / Fim de Semana – 10h00 às 20h00
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