Startup Basics
3 Ways to Get Expert Advice
BY Brad Sugars
Consultants, business coaches and even seminars can nip problems in the bud.The Realities of Being an Entrepreneur
BY Tamara Monosoff
It's not all rosy, but it's certainly rewarding.If They Could Turn Back Time
9 entrepreneurs take a look back at their startup days and reveal what they would have done differently if they knew then what they know now.Small Town, Hot Idea
BY Jessica Chen
Just because you don't live in Manhattan, doesn't mean your trendy business can't succeed.10 Fraud-Prevention Resources
BY Kristin Edelhauser
Think someone's trying to pull a fast one on you? Check out our resources for validating their credibility.Virtual Classroom
BY Chieh Chieng
SBA Small Business Classroom on the WebABCs of LLCs
BY Paul DeCeglie
Tax ramifications of forming an LLCPutting Inc. To Paper
How to incorporate? Follow these steps.Limited Liability Company
Hybrid entity brings together some of the best features of partnerships and corporations.Business Licenses
Make sure you have the appropriate state and federal licenses.Born Free
BY Paul and Sarah Edwards
Start freelancing what you used to do as a full-time job.Good Buy
BY Paul DeCeglie
What to find out before buying an existing businessNew Business Burnout: Don't Be a Victim
BY Brad Sugars
How to keep stress at bay before your startup grinds you down.Choosing a Business Structure
Learn what to take into consideration when deciding among corporations, LLCs, sole proprietorships, partnerships and other structures.Keeping Your Costs Down
BY Brad Sugars
Paring down expenses at startup and beyond can put your business on a firm foundation.Playing by the Government's Rules
BY Nichole L. Torres
Don't be scared by government regulations--just be prepared.
Starting a Business--and Not a Legal Battle
BY Geoff Williams
How to quit your job, compete with your old boss and not get sued in the processFor Your Information
BY Steve Cooper
Check out these resources that any startup can use.Think Your Startup's Destined to Fail?
BY Mark Henricks
Debunking the myth that most startups crash and burn.7 Secrets to Success
BY Brian Tracy
Ever wish you had a cheat sheet for starting a great business? Icon Brian Tracy's 7 core principles are as close to it as you can get.Business Partnerships for Entrepreneurial Women
BY Kristi Hedges
When it comes to establishing and maintaining an effective partnership, it helps to factor in success, failure and life.Starting a Nonprofit Business
BY Carol Tice
If you have a passion for a cause, starting a nonprofit could be for you.Raising and Lowering Prices
BY Chris Penttila
How do you know when to adjust your prices? These quick tips will help you determine the right timing for your business.Setting Your Entrepreneurial Salary
BY Chris Penttila
Deciding how much to pay yourself is one of the trickier questions facing business owners.Changing Your Business Name
BY Chris Penttila
Before you undertake a serious decision like changing your business name, consider these four factors.Put Your Focus on Startup
BY Brad Sugars
You may feel like you have a million things to do when starting a business, but there are really only 7 main areas that deserve your undivided attention during startup.Ads by Google
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