Employment and Career Publications
Startup Costs: $10,000 - $50,000
Home Based: Can be operated from home.
Franchises Available? Yes
Online Operation? No
Starting a desktop publishing business that specializes in producing a monthly employment and career guide newspaper is a fantastic new business venture to set in motion. The business can be operated from a home based location and even has the potential to be expanded nationally on a franchise or license-to-operate basis once established. The paper can be distributed throughout the community free of charge and supported by charging companies advertising fees to list their employment and career opportunities in the paper. Additionally, the paper should also include useful information and tips for readers on subjects and topics pertaining to securing gainful employment. The tips could include information, such as how to prepare for a job interview, ten secrets to a winning résumé and more.
Employment and Career Publications Ideas
Self-Publishing Consultant
Know the secrets to self-publishing? Help others who want to succeed too.
Community Business Maps
Guide tourists to local attractions and points of interest but don't be surprised if you get lost in the profits.
Press Release Service
With up to 700,000 businesses being started each year, a press release service is in high demand.
More from Business Ideas
'Instant Success': Her Beach-Inspired Side Hustle Did Over $100,000 in Sales in Month 1 — Now It's Surpassed $2 Million
Kelly Bozigian, 32, and her husband Colt have built a lucrative online business.
After Losing $5 Million Overnight at Age 25, He Started a Business on Track for $50 Million. Here's the 'Lightbulb Moment' That Made It Happen.
At 17, Matt Orlic had a job that would help launch him into entrepreneurship.
This Former Microsoft Consultant Started a Side Hustle After a Frustrating Vacation Experience — It Hit $250,000 Fast and Makes Millions Now
When Nicole Smith met up with her best friend in Paris and struggled to get good photos of them together, she knew there had to be a better way.