starting a business
starting a business
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by Wendy Cobrda - 2007-04-24
In an environment where more and more people are leaving the "security" of a steady, corporate job to hang a shingle as an independent, the difference between those that succeed and those that fail ca...
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by Kirrily Dear - 2007-04-26
Tips on Improving Small Business Management Skills and ProcessesTim Good let, General Manager of Eyes Wide Open offers his top 5 tips for increasing productivity in a business.As small businesses w...
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by Audrey Burton - 2007-05-01
Most people in very small businesses start their businesses from a passion. This an excellent place to start - assuming there is a need in the marketplace for what you are selling.A business associat...
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by Marcia Robinson - 2007-05-22
The starter's pistol has gone off, the rest of the field has taken off, and you're still frozen in a kneeling position, head down and bracing for the race to begin. As your fellow competitors race to ...
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by Dr. Murray Trillionaire - 2007-05-24
Twelve is a very mystical number. There are twelve planets in our galaxy, if you count Earth four times, five if you don't consider Pluto to be a planet. There were twelve people (aside from J...
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by Andrew Lim - 2007-06-14
Most people wants to be rich and there are many ways to get rich. The advantages of just having more than enough money not only pay all of your bills but also to buy everything you have ever dreamed o...
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by Raymond Lawrence - 2007-06-14
Starting a business can be an exceedingly rewarding endeavor. From its inception you have complete authority on all decisions big and small - something as imperative as planning a restaurant menu, for...
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by Andrew - 2007-06-16
It is common for the average Joe you find around in your office or workplace to talk about getting rich financially , discuss about ways to double their income by one year's time, etc. All of th...
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by RUSSELL LOEW - 2007-07-01
You need to determine your real cost of the item your selling. Say you are selling a pen and it cost 35 cents you sell it for $1 then you make 65 cents right, WRONG! You have other expense to co...
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by Russell Loew - 2007-07-02
Question: What is real cost?A1: Say you are selling a pen and it cost 35 cents you can sell it for $1 and make 65 cents right, WRONG! You have other expense to consider like advertising, bank fees, sh...