What to Do Before Starting a Drone Business in 2020

[@WilzDezignPhotography]

Got it! Looking forward to the course. Thanks Greg!

[@moisespereira9905]

Wow Thanks Greg, I wish I had liked to have all that knowledge before; This part of the introduction is valuable for every business, I am very happy to have everything I need to start my business with this course, I am studying to get the license with you ... I like that expression of ... not making a false image of the business ... you have to be realistic and brave to be successful ... but I think that better than the work tool is knowledge ... thanks friend Bravo!

[@jgphotography7746]

Wow! Exactly who I wanted to see

[@stefanbernhard2710]

Thanks for the info. Which schools did you manage?

[@PilotInstitute]

A collegiate flight training program in Melbourne Florida and a small Part 141 school in Prescott AZ.

[@stefanbernhard2710]

@@PilotInstitute Great! I've been flying my UAS about 1 year. Do you guys offer, or plan to offer any mapping courses? Didn't see on the site

[@DonaldJ22]

Here's some advice...look to do ANYTHING else first. There are so many obstacles to running a successful drone company. From retail sales to service companies, you have everything working against you in the USA. I currently help operate a drone retail company. It is successful. If I had dedicated my efforts to something else for the last several years, I would have made much more and my market would not be under constant attack.

[@PilotInstitute]

Donald, thank you for the comment. There are still lots of opportunities with drones but it takes a lot of planning to ensure that there is demand in the area, which is why we created this course. It helps people do the proper research (market research, competition analysis, proper pricing) so they can start a successful business.

[@GreggAdventure]

LOL. What a Quitter

[@DonaldJ22]

@@GreggAdventure Still going, at least for now. What have you done?

[@DonaldJ22]

@@GreggAdventure Still going, waiting for industry maturation so we can proceed with bigger plans. What are you doing?

[@IslandCreek]

@@DonaldJ22 lazy ass lol

[@williamkissinger7393]

I just read Texas laws affecting ‘drones’ and they are extensive. Wow

[@crawford323]

Never reshoot. Reshoot implies fault when the customer did not communicate their ideas properly. This is not your fault. Instead say you will gather additional Images. This removes the fault and blame process. Never reshoot instead photograph additional images. Easy

[@equisetuminc]

I don't want to run drone business but I want to do my job better and NOT climb up on ladders 100's of feet AGL to look at roofs and cooling towers. Just saying...

[@laurinluurs1097]

Talk too much

[@PilotInstitute]

There's always other channels that don't give you all the info ;)

[@brothermatthew4629]

@@PilotInstitute Is rather have more info. If you took his 107 course you would know he isn’t going to just help you pass he is going to help you go above and beyond by giving you stuff you should know not just test help

[@brothermatthew4629]

Id^^

[@equisetuminc]

Never too much talk when it comes to what you have to do to fly safely and legally. In My Opinion.