J.E.M.S. Bouitque | Application Preview
J.E.M.S. Boutique is seeking government grants to enhance its product inventory and improve accessibility for customers in a rural area. The funds will be used to develop easier transportation options for products and potentially secure a storefront.
The business plan aims to sell products across all 50 states while establishing a successful physical location. The owner is motivated by the desire to serve families in remote communities who currently have to travel significant distances for necessities like formal dresses or school outfits, addressing a clear gap in the market.
In terms of competition, J.E.M.S. faces challenges from big-box stores like Walmart, which offers low prices, as well as inexpensive options from online retailers like Temu. There is also competition from SIMPLY Dwey, a local children's boutique with a storefront in a larger city, providing different style choices.
What sets J.E.M.S. apart is its focus on serving an overlooked customer base. The owner is dedicated to ensuring that every child who visits the boutique leaves with something, fostering a personal connection with the children before engaging with their parents or shoppers. This approach aims to create a welcoming and memorable experience for families in the community.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: J.E.M.S. Bouitque
Location: Gackle, ND, United States
Length of Operation: 1-5
Number of Employees: 1-10 Employees
Annual Gross Income: Less than $100k
Annual Gross Expense: Less than $100k
Open to Loans: YES
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Funding Usage
Continue to build product inventory, be more accessible to customer with easy ways to transport products to and from locations. Possibly purchase or rent a store front
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Business Plan
I hope to have sold my products in all 50 states and to have a successful brick and mortar storefront. I am a business owner looking to serve a very rural living customer base. I want families not to have to drive 150-200 Mike that a rectial dress, back to school outfits, a swim suit to go the pool in the cities. I want to serve a community that often gets forgotten about.
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Self Identified Competition
Walmart big box store low prices.. closer one is an hour from me. Temu- cheap clothing SIMPLY Dwey- local children's boutique in the large city she has a different style choice but she has a store front I am different from other competitors because I want to serve the population that isn't thought of. I want that little girl that never get new clothes to be able to get some. I always make sure every kid that comes through my boutique in person leaves woth something, a sticker or lollipop. I make a connection wit hehe children first then the parent or the shopper.
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