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Opening a Business in Nevada, Missouri

Contemplating starting a business in Nevada, Missouri? We walk you through the process of opening a business in Nevada.

Nevada, Missouri Demographic Information

Nevada has an active business community that includes small businesses, mid-sized businesses and large businesses.

To give you a better feel for Nevada demographics for small businesses, we have tabulated the small business sizes, based on number of employees, for business in Nevada.

Business Size
# of
Businesses
1-4 Employees
4428
5-9 Employees
1104
10-19 Employees
596
20-49 Employees
300
50-99 Employees
96
100-249 Employees
36
250-499 Employees
36
500-999 Employees
12
1000+ Employees
0
All Nevada Businesses
6608

As a new Nevada entrepreneur, you may also be interested in the table below. It shows how many businesses there are in Nevada for each business category. By looking at this chart, you can get a general sense for how much competition there is in the business niche that you are pursuing.

Business Type
# of
Businesses
Animal (except Poultry) Slaughtering
2
Apprenticeship Training
1
Architectural Services
1
Automotive Glass Replacement Shops
1
Automotive Parts and Accessories Stores
6
Automotive Transmission Repair
1
Beauty Salons
7
Beer and Ale Merchant Wholesalers
2
Business Associations
1
Cable and Other Program Distribution
1
Cemeteries and Crematories
1
Child Day Care Services
14
Children's and Infants' Clothing Stores
1
Coin-Operated Laundries and Drycleaners
2
Commercial Lithographic Printing
1
Community Food Services
2
Computer and Software Stores
3
Consumer Lending
2
Credit Bureaus
1
Diagnostic Imaging Centers
1
Document Preparation Services
1
Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)
1
Electric Power Distribution
1
Electrical Contractors
4
Emergency and Other Relief Services
1
Employment Placement Agencies
2
Engineering Services
1
Family Clothing Stores
1
Fine Arts Schools
1
Finish Carpentry Contractors
1
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers
2
Floor Covering Stores
1
Florists
2
Food Service Contractors
2
Full-Service Restaurants
11
Funeral Homes and Funeral Services
1
Furniture Stores
4
General Automotive Repair
5
General Medical and Surgical Hospitals
1
Gift, Novelty, and Souvenir Stores
1
Golf Courses and Country Clubs
1
Hat, Cap, and Millinery Manufacturing
1
Home Centers
2
Home Health Care Services
9
Homes for the Elderly
2
Household Appliance Stores
4
Insurance Agencies and Brokerages
11
Interior Design Services
1
Janitorial Services
1
Jewelry Stores
2
Junior Colleges
1
Lessors of Other Real Estate Property
1
Limited-Service Restaurants
16
Machine Shops
2
Mail-Order Houses
1
Medical Laboratories
1
Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers
1
Motor Vehicle Towing
1
New Car Dealers
3
New Housing Operative Builders
2
Newspaper Publishers
2
Nursing Care Facilities
4
Offices of Certified Public Accountants
1
Offices of Chiropractors
6
Offices of Dentists
13
Offices of Lawyers
10
Offices of Optometrists
3
Offices of Podiatrists
2
Outdoor Power Equipment Stores
1
Painting and Wall Covering Contractors
2
Passenger Car Leasing
1
Pet Care (except Veterinary) Services
1
Pharmacies and Drug Stores
2
Photography Studios, Portrait
2
Private Mail Centers
1
Professional Employer Organizations
1
Ready-Mix Concrete Manufacturing
3
Real Estate Credit
1
Residential Remodelers
4
Roofing Contractors
1
Securities Brokerage
3
Security Guards and Patrol Services
1
Shoe Stores
1
Site Preparation Contractors
5
Snack and Nonalcoholic Beverage Bars
1
Solid Waste Landfill
1
Sporting Goods Stores
1
Sports and Recreation Instruction
1
Tax Preparation Services
4
Taxi Service
1
Temporary Shelters
2
Tire Dealers
2
Tobacco Stores
1
Travel Agencies
2
Truss Manufacturing
1
Used Car Dealers
4
Used Merchandise Stores
1
Video Tape and Disc Rental
3
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
1
Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters
1
Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers
1
Wired Telecommunications Carriers
2
Women's Clothing Stores
2
Wood Container and Pallet Manufacturing
1

Is Franchising a Better Option?

Examine a list of Nevada businesses and you'll see that franchises make up a large percentage of local businesses. But is franchising the right option for you?

Our recommendation is that you investigate buying a franchise. We have many articles on franchises, such as Credit and Franchise Purchasing. Gain a solid understanding of franchising by scanning all of our Articles on Franchising.

You can review hundreds of franchise opportunities by browing our Franchise Directory.

Sample franchise opportunities include Salsarita's Fresh Cantina and Budget Framer. Alternatively, you can browse franchise categories, such as Travel and Leisure Franchises and Child Safety Franchises.

Note on Nevada Franchise Opportunities: You will need to contact franchisors directly to see if their franchises are available in Nevada.

Naming the Business

A big decision when starting a company is choosing a company name. Believe it or not, choosing a good company name can be a big contributor to your business success.

Before you decide on a company name, run it by some prospective customers and see what they think. If they don't like it, it's probably a good idea to go back to the drawing board.

Numerous company naming issues are discussed in more detail in this article: Naming a Business.

There's one other important factor when naming a business. Since you are planning on starting a business in Nevada, it's critical that you ensure that no other Missouri company is using the business name you want to use.

Startup Financing Basics

Getting your Nevada business the capital it needs to succeed will be harder than you might expect. If you don't have a rich uncle to fund you, you'll need to be creative in how you approach your fundraising efforts.

Take advantage of our many articles on securing funding, such as Find Start-Up Capital.

For Nevada entrepreneurs with great ambition but a shortage of investment capital, check out our List of Missouri Angel Investors and our List of Missouri Venture Capital Firms.

Marketing Your New Company

To rise above the crowd in Nevada and accelerate your business, you need a great marketing plan.

We have some useful resources on this site for entrepreneurs who are working on marketing plans. Smart Branding is an article that will stimulate a few thoughts on your marketing plan. That's just a taste of the many useful articles we have on Marketing a Small Business.

Bring in Revenues

Do you know how to sell? In order to attract customers to your new Nevada business, you need to focus on sales.

Clever sales techniques can transform any business from good to great. The good news is we can help you to make selling a big competitve advantage for your new firm.

Compensating Sales People is worth reading, as it may give you some good ideas on how to sell your products or services. We have many more good articles on selling that you may enjoy reading.

Now It's Up To You

As an entrepreneur in Nevada, you won't be working for the boss anymore. You are the boss.

Owning your own business will be a daunting task, but you can do it.

We are here to help Nevada businesses to be successful. We believe entrepreneurship is an amazing engine for job creation in Nevada, neighborhood development and overall economic health.

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