Posts Tagged ‘Getting Started’
How to Start a Business Even with Bad Credit
If you have bad credit you may think there is no way you can start your own business. This isn’t really the case at all. Of course it may be a little harder, and you will have to be diligent in managing your finances.
Read More How Can Your Startup Use the “Bakery Model”?
We’ve all been there. You start talking about creating your own business and the ideas start flying out of your mouth. The problem with that is moving forward and getting those ideas to become something a bit more substantial.
Read More Writing Off Your Startup Expenses
Business owners—especially those operating small businesses—may be helped by a tax law allowing them to deduct up to $5,000 of the startup expenses in the first year of the business’s operation.
Read More Is There a Local Market for Your Franchise Idea?
Joanna was thinking about opening a business. She had enough severance pay from the job she had just left to cover the startup costs of a business.
Read More Starting a Brewery? Here Are 4 Things to Know
Naturally, you want your up-and-coming brewery to get in on the action. But how? Like any small business, starting a brewery takes a significant amount of time and planning before you actually get to see your ideas come to fruition.
Read More All Ideas Are Brilliant Before They Are Executed
Everybody has ideas, Millions of them are floating around everywhere. Every problem anybody encounters is a solution waiting to be unwrapped.
Read More 4 Degrees for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Starting your own business is a big undertaking that involves plenty of general business knowledge, and knowledge about small business management and functions, as well as knowledge specific to your industry.
Read More 7 Pros and Cons of Entrepreneurship
It’s a dream of so many individuals to one day have their own company. In America, entrepreneurship is often viewed as a primary barometer of success.
Read More 7 Steps for Establishing the Right Business Model
Most technical entrepreneurs focus hard on building an innovative product, but forget that an elegant solution doesn’t automatically translate into a successful business.
Read More 5 Signs Your Business Idea is Not Good
Sometimes they wake you up in the middle of the night, sometimes they just pop into your head fully formed and sometimes they only arrive after painstakingly brainstorming for weeks or months. I’m talking, of course, about ideas.
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