Having witnessed the economic recovery towards the end of the third quarter of 2013, it is safe to say that Britain’s economic performance is finally back on track. Experts have backed this assumption with full confidence, predicting a gross domestic product (GDP) increase of 2.7% over the course of the year 2014.

This is very promising for the nation; especially the business sector, as a healthy economic climate attracts entrepreneurs, who are pivotal aspects in the nation’s future. However, the economic recovery is not the only promising factor available to lure entrepreneurs into market entry. There certainly is more hope over the horizon, as the recent budget announcement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer highlighted that there will be increased financial support for business investment.

Increased business discounts and reduced taxing on investment is only a short list of the announcements that entrepreneurs can look to make the most of. With all these key supporting aspects, many markets will experience an entrepreneurial influx. Although the pastures might seem green, it is important that entrepreneurs do not simply rush into market entry. There are many tips that business experts offer to budding entrepreneurs, including harnessing their reluctance and entering the market in a bold and confident manner.

The many markets are already saturated by established entities, and you will be up against these market leaders from the day your company opens. Study the market and differentiate your services. Being unique sells, and, to enhance your profitability further, broaden your contacts network. Experts say it is essential to have the right team from the word ‘go’! Whether it is a team of one or a team of 30 make sure that you have the correct support. Gauge each individual based on their attitude towards work, desire for success and, most importantly, experience.

It is understandable that every entrepreneur will want to achieve perfection on every task; therefore, their work ethic will demonstrate an incredibly ‘hands on’ approach. While it is a common occurrence, it is also important to remember that you have the necessary support; therefore, delegate the work among your employees. Lastly, be resilient. Bear in mind that failure is the key to success, and that in business giving up is not an option (if you want to gain substantial market share).

As a company that specialises in company formation and deals with many entrepreneurs, we at Formations Direct certainly believe that business people should receive all the support that they need to achieve success. This is why we play an important part when making sure that the formation process is less stressful than it could otherwise be. Entrepreneurs are the future of the nation’s economic wellbeing, so it is fundamental to motivate them towards company formation.