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I want to find someone's flower shop business license. Where can I do this?

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You should consult your municipal government department advisory department in order to find someone's license.

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How do I get access to flower warehouses?

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Do a Google search for flower wholesalers in your area. Call them, email any necessary documents over, and follow any other required steps to open up the relationship.

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How can I get wire service if I work at home?

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Make a webpage that connects to your database. If anyone places an order online, you get the notification on your computer.

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Is it worth trying to open a florist shop in a rural area?

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You'll need to do your homework before answering this question yourself. If your rural area attracts a lot of tourists and/or has good shopping facilities that people from the area use frequently, then it might be a good prospect. But if the shopping is slow, only involves mainly food and essential services, then a florist shop may not be in high demand. Another consideration might be having a part-time shop, only a few days a week, using a pop-up or roadside stall type of arrangement, to keep down costs and to avoid the overheads of a real store. But do your homework first, to see what the demand is likely to be.

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