Startup Basics
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.Writing a Basic Vendor Contract
BY Geoff Williams
Protect your business with a strong contract.Lowering Startup Costs
BY Nichole L. Torres
Control your startup costs with a few simple measures.6 Secrets Millionaires Know That You Don't
BY Vickie L. Milazzo
Ever wonder what it takes to build a million-dollar business? Get the scoop on how successful entrepreneurs do it, and you may soon be one of them.Word From the Wise
BY Jack Canfield
There's a lot to learn on the road to the top. Here, 5 highly successful entrepreneurs reveal what the journey has taught them.Dealing With Startup Change
BY Nichole L. Torres
Even a solid business plan can't stop the inevitable. How will you deal?The 11 Pitfalls of Starting a Business
The road to startup doesn't have to be rocky: Being aware of these all-too-common mistakes can help you avoid them.Choosing the Right Business Structure
LLC or S corporation? We'll help you figure out the differences.Moving to a New City
Is it time for you to uproot and move your business to another city? Take these issues under consideration.Setting Competitive and Profitable Prices
BY Pam Newman
Answer these five questions, and setting the right price will be easier than you think.Get Your Business Off the Starting Block
Here are 10 ways to get your startup in shape and off to a great start in the race for entrepreneurial success.Do You Need Help With Your Startup's Finances?
BY Paul DeCeglie
How to choose a financial advisorSmall-Business Myths Busted
BY Patricia Simone
The truth as you know it about starting a business may really be a lie. Let us help you sort the myths from the realities.Launching Your Mompreneur Business
BY Lisa Druxman
These tips will help you determine just what type of business to start and offer a few "first steps" to get you going.How to Name Your Business
What's in a business name? Plenty. Not only must your name reflect your brand and be memorable, there are also a host of legal issues to consider. Here's how to choose a name that'll best suit your business.Stop Procrastinating!
BY Carolyn Hueston
Are you burying yourself in busywork to avoid really starting your business? These 10 tips will help you change your attitude--and get going.Partnering With a University
BY Timothy Sprinkle
Universities have long been centers of innovation. Now, many are partnering with entrepreneurs to commercialize their ideas.Startup Smarts
BY Chris Penttila
The recipe for success: Keep it simple.MBA to the Rescue
BY April Y. Pennington
Need help growing your business? Go back to school.Choosing a Location for Your Business
Deciding where to set up shop is a crucial business decision.What's Your Entrepreneurial Personality Type?
BY Bill Wagner
Anyone can start a business! The secret is picking a venture that fits your entrepreneurial personality. Here's how to determine yours.The Legal and Tax Implications of Nonprofit Corporations
If you decide to classify your business as a nonprofit, make sure you understand the legal and tax consequences.Free Up Your Daily Grind
BY Brian Tracy
Create a detailed operations manual and start letting others do your nitty-gritty work for you.Keep It Up!
BY Nichole L. Torres
Need some motivation? Someone to show you the ropes? A business coach can help you push your startup to its limits.The Best Research Tools for Entrepreneurs
BY Rieva Lesonsky
Visit the library or hop online, and the information you need is right under your nose.
How to Hire an Attorney
BY Cliff Ennico
Hiring a good lawyer is crucial to any successful business. Here's everything you need to know about finding, interviewing and hiring the very best.Ads by Google
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