When business starts to get stagnant and you see no improvements in the immediate future, have you considered moving into new grounds? A new environment might improve things. A new township or even move to another State is an option. However, there are many things to consider before moving.
Is the new area feasible
Do not move just for the sake of moving. Make sure the area that you planned to move too will do better than the present place. Visit the new place and do a simple survey. Sit there for a few days and see how is the traffic flow. Use all you business sense to determine that the new place has better potential. A good bet will be a new and large township where everything is lacking.
Your Cash Reserves
Moving to a new place means starting all over form scratch. You might have most of your stocks and you don’t need to spend much on new supplies, but when you open up in a new location, it will take time before business will pick up, so there must be enough cash reserves in your coffers to last you at least 6 months before you can start to live off your business.
The Initial Expenses
There is the rental deposits, the slight renovations, the employment of new staffs and the utility deposits to be taken care of when you move into a new shop. So be prepared to spend a sizable sum. Then of course you must have some publicity to let residents of the surrounding area know of your existence. Advertisements and banners around the new location is a must.
Nobody can guarantee that by moving to a new place will improve things, but it is much better than staying put and going down without a fight.