My next option is to design new car signs for a different target market so I have more people to sell to. My main target target at the moment is mums and dads. If I design a car sign for a young racer driver than that would open a whole new market for me to sell to. Then I could create a new car sign for older people as well what would give me another new market to start selling to.

My last option is to have a new product to sell. I could start selling car stickers as well if I start selling these I can do the same process I did for the car signs. I could put them on my website marketing them as a new product, then I can promote them to the business I sell my car signs to, after that I can design some new ones and re-market them again.

Form an alliance. Aligning yourself with a similar type of business can be a powerful way to expand quickly. If the thought of shelling out commissions or any of your own money for the sake of an alliance makes you uncomfortable look at the big picture. If you want to keep all the money to yourself, you're really shooting yourself in the foot, you need to align with other businesses that already have lists of prospective customers. It's the fastest way to success.

Expand globally. You don't need to acquire another business to expand globally. You just need to prime your offering for an international market. You'll also need a foreign distributor who'll carry an inventory of your product and resell it in their domestic markets. You can locate foreign distributors by scouring your city or state for a foreign company with a U.S. representative. Trade groups, foreign chambers of commerce in the United States, and branches of American chambers of commerce in foreign countries are also good places to find distributors you can work with.