The Everything Start Your Own Business Book: A step-by-step guide to starting, managing, and building a profitable businessYou have a great idea for a new business. Or maybe you're ready to leave your company and branch out on your own. But where do you begin? Let successful business owner Judy Harrington show you the way! With her straightforward, no-nonsense advice, you can make sure your business succeeds and flourishes. Completely revised and updated, this one-stop resource contains important information on:
The Everything Start Your Own Business Book, 3rd Edition has everything you need to start your own business--and everything you need to keep it running in the black as well. And the accompanying CD is loaded with business-plan examples, useful lists, sample letters, and important forms. This complete package contains everything budding entrepreneurs need to get started--and succeed! |
Contents
Choosing a Business | |
When Opportunity Knocks | |
Researching the Market | |
Structuring Your Business | |
Crafting a Business Plan | |
Locating Your Business | |
Furnishings and Equipment | |
Getting Online | |
Selling Online | |
Product and Services Management | |
Marketing YourWay to Success Chapter 17 Networking | |
Choose Well Manage Well | |
Consulting | |
Get Your Capital Act Together | |
Putting a Financing Plan in Place | |
Regulations and Legal Matters | |
Your Tax Obligations | |
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