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Characteristics of a Successful Small Business Owner in 2013

Jun 7, 2013 By Megan Totka

There is no doubt that an entrepreneur or small business owner/operator must possess a great deal of skill. While these things can certainly still ring true, I think there is a whole new set of characteristics that small business owners really need to possess if they want to be successful.

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Education, Personal Outlook, Philosophy, Reinvention, Social Media

Insights from a Successful Solopreneur

Jun 7, 2013 By Debarati Mukherjee

This post is going to talk about the journey of a solopreneur, Bjorn Forsberg, who successfully launched a Shopify product, OrderlyPrint, while continuing his day job. There are some interesting lessons from his journey that contradict a lot of what you read about entrepreneurship.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Apps, Competitors, Developing an Idea, Mobility, Outsourcing, Product Development, Saving Money, Solopreneur, Starting a Business

The Hidden Benefits of Auto Repair Franchise Ownership

Jun 4, 2013 By Barb Moran

Obviously, auto repair franchise owners benefit from consumers making repairs on their cars, instead of buying new or used cars. However, you might not be aware of some of the not-so-obvious advantages to owning an auto repair franchise.

Filed Under: Franchise Center Tagged With: Branding, Customer Loyalty, Franchise Business, Franchising, Relationships, Risk Management, Starting a Business, Technology, Trust

Top 7 Tips for Individuals Starting a Pharmacy Business

Jun 4, 2013 By Heather Legg

Many people are tired of the chain pharmacies and want more of a personal feeling. With a small, independent pharmacy business, the pharmacists can get to know their clients, and the clients can feel a bit more confident that they are being taken care of. So how does someone start a pharmacy business?

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Big Box Stores, Buying a Business, Franchise Business, Hiring Employees, Investors and Lenders, Legal Issues, Regulations, Research Tools, Starting a Business

7 Key Elements of a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign

Jun 4, 2013 By YEC

Crowdfunding can be an effective tool for accomplishing your startup goals. Whether you’re looking to jumpstart your marketing efforts, expand your customer base, or reach out to friends and family for funding, crowdfunding provides a platform to rally support around you and your company.

Filed Under: Funding a Startup Tagged With: Communications, Crowdfunding, Expenses, Incentives, Overcoming Obstacles, Starting a Business, Startups, Value

How to Start a Home-Based Business

Jun 3, 2013 By Nellie Akalp

If you’re thinking of starting a business but may be overwhelmed with all of the tasks at hand, consider starting it out of your home. You’ll have lower overhead if you don’t have to pay for office space, and the shortest commute in the world! Here are tips for starting a home-based business.

Filed Under: Getting Your Office Ready Tagged With: Business Entity, Home Based Business, Home Office, Nellie Akalp, Starting a Business

How to Re-Build a Successful Team the Second Time Around

Jun 3, 2013 By Nellie Akalp

For the serial entrepreneur, it’s hard to know whether to bring back the same team or start fresh for your second or third company. If you’re building a team the second or third time around, here are some questions to ask before you start calling the original team back to action.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Employees, Hiring, Innovation, Planning, Team, Trust

Avoid Penalties and Fees: How to Keep Your Business in Compliance

Jun 3, 2013 By Nellie Akalp

For a small business, the number of filings required in a given year can be overwhelming, taking much needed time away from growing your business into a success. This may seem like trivial paperwork, but it’s actually pretty important.

Filed Under: Making Your Business Official Tagged With: Business Documents, Business Entity, DBA, Government, Incorporation, LLC's, Meetings, Records, Risk Management

5 Essential Components When Planning a Startup Business

Jun 3, 2013 By Tyler Tafelsky

If you’ve been thinking about pursuing your very own startup business, there are a few considerations that you’ll want to keep top of mind. Although these components are not the most exciting aspects of planning a startup, they are essential to ensure the future success and sustainability of your business.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Accounting, Business Plan, Cash Flow, Developing an Idea, Expenses, Financial Management, Insurance, Location, Purpose, SCORE, Starting a Business, Startups, Taxes

Invention: The Entrepreneurial Curse

May 29, 2013 By Mike Maddock

Unfortunately, the death knell for many wide-eyed entrepreneurs is that they consider themselves inventors. More specifically, they confuse being inventive with being innovative. And when they do, they run out of cash, time and customers. In other words, they run out of business.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Developing an Idea, Innovation, Overcoming Obstacles, Product Development, Solving Problems, Value

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