An interesting business to get into these days is the logistics and self storage business
. If you have the available cash or access to cash, this business can be profitable as a long term business. The secret to it is in the negotiation of the proposed warehouse space. Better if you own the property used for self storage but if not, you can find great deals in the inner cities of former warehouses that have been abandoned or taken over by the city. Negotiating on long term leases with a minimum of ten years will get you better rates on a per square meter or yard. The next thing you would want to do is to subdivide the area into self storage bins. It is entirely up to you on how much space you would want to give per cubicle. Using roll up garage doors as the doors for each cubicle is economically feasible. And depending on the height of the warehouse, you can even create duplex storage space for it, or convert it into workable office space for companies that do not need prime location to house their operations.
These days, event management logistics is slowly gaining ground as the in job to have for fresh graduates. Hosting an event for a corporation to move its brand can be fun and exciting but it also entails a great amount of work and meticulous planning. A normal launch event for a brand would require at the very least 4 months of advance planning. Once the appointment is made for you to do the project based on a proposal which you may have done or you are to apply, the budgets are made and an intense planning session is done. Final approval is of course from the client.
The idea of promoting such event using multi- media applications may be cost effective if most of it is done through the internet. These days, it is the internet that serves as a springboard for events to be released and promoted. There have even been some event promoters who started out as bloggers in their own website and slowly have built up a fan base which supports the projects of the blogger. Money is made through a set fee and perhaps a percentage from sales from the bar or restaurant the event was held. There are also other ways in which event management does make money and it is up to the creativity of the team on how they can make money of such an event.