1. Research competitors and the local water delivery industry: Researching the competition will help you to understand what services they offer, what their pricing is, and how you can differentiate yourself from them. You should also find out if there are any regulations or licenses that need to be obtained before starting a water delivery business.
2. Create a business plan: A business plan will help you map out your strategy and get investors if needed. Your plan should include the services you intend to offer, pricing content, estimated expenses, marketing strategies and goals for the first year.
3. Buy or rent delivery vehicles: You will need to purchase or rent a delivery vehicle. Consider the types of vehicles available and how many you will need for your business.
4. Establish supplier relationships: You will need to establish relationships with suppliers for water and other supplies needed for the business such as bottles, caps, etc.
5. Obtain necessary licenses and permits: Depending on where you plan to operate, you may need to obtain licenses and permits for water delivery in your city or county. Make sure that you research these requirements before starting.
6. Find delivery routes: You should determine the most efficient routes for making deliveries so that you are maximizing time and resources.
7. Promote your business: You should build awareness of your services by promoting your business through different channels such as social media, ads or word-of-mouth.
8. Train staff: If you plan to hire employees, be sure to train them on the importance of customer service and safety standards when making deliveries.
9. Monitor and review performance: Regularly monitor and review how the business is performing to ensure that you are meeting your goals.
10. Celebrate successes: Don’t forget to celebrate your milestones! This will help motivate yourself and your team members as you grow.