4 Tips For Starting A Successful Balloon Decor Business (2024)

Updated: January 19th, 2023
Start A Balloon Decor Business

Want to start your own balloon decor business? Here are some tips you should know:

Learn more about starting a balloon decor business:

Where to start?

-> How to start a balloon decor business?
-> How much does it cost to start a balloon decor business?
-> Pros and cons of a balloon decor business

Need inspiration?

-> Other balloon decor business success stories
-> Examples of established balloon decor business
-> Marketing ideas for a balloon decor business
-> Balloon decor business slogans
-> Balloon decor business names

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We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting a balloon decor business:

#1: Janeen Brown, founder of Balloon Haus LLC:

We chatted with with Janeen, founder of Balloon Haus LLC ($20K/month). In our interview, Janeen says:

DO NOT TAKE ON A DIFFICULT CUSTOMER. If you notice communicating with the customer from the beginning is not easy - do not continue as you will regret it and most likely end up with an unhappy customer by the end of the transaction.

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#2: Rilee Acrey, founder of BalloonWorks:

We chatted with with Rilee, founder of BalloonWorks ($20K/month). In our interview, Rilee says:

I go to bed with a plan of action to execute the next day and I am excited to make it happen! Nothing is more powerful than seeing your visions and company come to life.

Additionally:

Early key to success? Smile and dial. I called every event planner I could find and explained BalloonWorks to anyone who would listen.

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#3: Rilee Acrey, founder of BalloonWorks:

We chatted with with Rilee, founder of BalloonWorks ($20K/month). In our interview, Rilee says:

People get so distracted by lack of instant gratification and that is usually paired with blaming others and being distracted by the competition. When you lose sight of the bigger picture, you end up paralyzed with fear, which doesn’t serve you OR your business.

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