Although everyone now have a direct access to the internet but I still see some people making it big for just having a well equipped cyber cafe. Do you think it will be lucrative enough? How. Much do you think can start up one?
Cyber-cafe?
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If that's the case then you should go for it as it will be different for different locations and as for India I don't think it'll work as most people either have computer or they manage it somehow and that's why I see a decline in Cafes or they have started to offer more things that include stationary and other things that students may require and some even provide Xerox copies too.
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To be on the safer side I will add stationeries and that also will be a good add along for more profit ,about the exerox copies it will also go in hands to hands a cafe business. I'm sure a student area will be best for such business to strive.
This is actually a very good business and for that, I will let you know a small store when I was studying we used to a have small shop near our school and most of the students used to buy all the stationery from the shop and that shop owner starting selling candies alongside and after that soft drinks and other savory snacks and also started Xerox copy and now he owns 3 shops and even built his house over the shop and I am sure he is making good profits.
That was my business 8 years ago. I had 35 computers but after global crises my profit lowered and after some years most homes have Internet and almost all people have smart and android phones, so income got less, so I sold it. My capital was half 568, 000 Ph money. I was financed by my foreigner ex bf.
Gone are the days where cyber cafe are making money, now people can have access to the internet through their phones.
I don't think computer shops are as popular these days because we can now surf the internet from the comfort of our own homes. A big thank you to Wi-fi connection!
I personally think that it is a good way to capture the attentions of the potential customers by the cybercafes these days. Internet is one of the strategies to be offered. As compared to computer shops, they are not that profitable anymore.
That kind of business has gone extinct in my place. The advent of smartphones with super fast internet connection is what drove the business out. All you have now is a place to print documents.
It is one of the businesses that you can try and you are going to make reasonable amount of money if it is located in a commercialised area.
Come to think of it. If smartphones were not available, some of us would have needed to go to a cyber cafe, buy time and make posts. I don't think it would have worked.
To some extent, I believe that running a cyber cafe office is something that is still lucrative in my country because a lot of people still make use of their services here.
