So You Think You Want to Start a Process Service Business

Congratulations! From my perspective you’ve made a very wise choice. Serving process can be very lucrative, for both the process server and the process service business. If you are just starting out, you will most likely be both.

If you enjoy routine, knowing everyday what you have to do and what hours you will be working, this business is probably not for you. However, if you like working in an area that can be fun, rarely boring, hardly routine, somewhat flexible and potentially lucrative this may be just the business for you. Investing very little in time and money, compared to other careers and business opportunities, you can grow your Process Service business as little or as large as you would like. As such, you could pick up some extra spending money, make a solid income, or take it to the max. It’s all up to you just how far you go, as with any start up. It may be cliché, but persistence pays off.

With a little motivation, a willingness to invest some time and a minimum amount of capital you can be opening the doors to your process service business. Other pluses to this business is you have no inventory to track or keep on hand, no manufacturing required, nothing to invent, patent, copyright or mass produce. Again, all it takes is your time (however much or little you want to invest), a little cash and the persistence to see it through.

Want your own business, but can’t quit your current day job? Process service is the type of business one can start up part-time, while still working that full-time job. Simply put for the effort in just a few hours after work and you can probably make as much money in those few hours as you did the entire day at the full-time job.  Another plus? You’re the boss. You decide which assignments to take and often when to complete them and how to complete them.

Want to know more about creating a successful Process Service business? Follow this blog to learn how it’s done.  Also, check out The Business End of Process Service – Running a Process Service Company from the Ground Up”, available in hardcopy or Kindle edition on Amazon.com. http://www.amazon.com/Business-End-Process-Service-ebook/dp/B008E8RBHK/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1407774550&sr=1-8&keywords=bob+hill. Also available is CounterSpy, The Industrial Counter-Surveillance Manual, http://www.amazon.com/CounterSpy-Bob-Hill-ebook/dp/B00BTJYU1Q/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1407774644&sr=1-3&keywords=counterspy/