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British Columbia, Canada, (February 21, 2017) - GYST Business is a company based in British Columbia, Canada, known for developing business kits that help to improve the organizational efficiency of various small business ventures, helping them to take their company to greater heights of success. The company is now seeking support for their Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their project. The GYST Business kits were specifically created for people employed by small business owners such as artists, hairstylists, landscapers along with others, so that they can start their own business and become self-employed.

Carrie Furness was working as a picture framer in Prince Edward Island in 1989 when she noticed how many artists she met had trouble selling their art.

The spark was lit. When she returned to British Columbia, the entrepreneur debated whether to open her own picture framing store and to help artists by giving them advice on business. She opened L7 Picture Framing on Vancouver Island. Since 2008 she has been helping artists pursue their art career.

“Alarming rates of artists are unrepaired for the business side of their profession, and it bothered me to see so much talent go to waste,” says Carrie Furness, “The talent I have seen is remarkable, that is why I started GYST Business, and dedicated the first volume to artists.”

Small business covers a major part of Canada’s overall economy. However, only a handful of small business ventures are able to carry on their operations year after year. According to Business Now Magazine, poor organization is a key component to failure for businesses. “The reason for this is that the organizers and planners that they use are only generic and are not efficient enough to cater to the specific demands of their industry.” said Carrie. More often than not, small businesses suffer due to poor organizational methods. This is further aggravated by poor marketing and ineffective business planning.

Branding, marketing and promotion is universal and must be used for any business to succeed. Yet it needs to be tailored to the entrepreneurs chosen trade or profession. This will definitely give them a head start out of the gate to their success.

“Many of the artists I met had the talent but failed to realize they were the business and their artwork was the product,” says Carrie “but once they became aware of this and applied those key business tools, it increased their sales.”

To help relieve and solve this problem is exactly why the GYST business kit was created. GYST Business aims to help people involved in small business industry to survive and grow with time. According to Harvard Business Review, poor marketing and business planning is another reason small businesses fail. The GYST business kit can help small business owners to come up with an effective marketing plan so that they can steadily increase their financial and strategic outlooks. As a unique marketing book that is specifically tailored to cater to the needs of artists associated with the art industry, it can be used as a planner and organizer that can improve the overall efficiency of their business.

Having relevant and necessary information all in one place prevents the tedious task of hours on the computer researching. It can also keep artists motivated and help them to perform better for various projects. Finally, the business organizer kit can help the owner to come up with effective business promotion strategies that can provide an edge over their market competitors. The makers of GYST Business kits are also planning to create kits that would be suitable for every kind of small businesses. Their first book in this series is tailored to meet the needs of artists.

About GYST Business:
GYST Business is a company in British Columbia that is currently looking to raise funds for their Kickstarter project on a business organizer and planner kit.

To learn more about GYST Business, visit https://gystbusiness.ca

Contact:
Company name: GYST Business
Owner - Carrie Furness
Address: 4922 Bishop Ave., Port Alberni, British Columbia
Phone no: 250-731-9358
Email: [email protected]