By J.L. on August 6, 2007
Start-up financing is the initial infusion of money that advances an idea or an intention into something tangible. It is appropriate for any business. Even though it’s everywhere, it’s sometimes difficult to find.
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By J.L. on March 5, 2007
It’s commonly said that business valuation is more art than science. If this is true, then the practice of valuing a start-up business is squarely in the domain of the artist.
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By J.L. on January 22, 2007
Who can sell a service? Anyone and everyone. Everyone is qualified because each of us has skills, knowledge or experience that other people are willing to pay for in the form of a service; or they’re willing to pay you to …
Posted in Start-Ups | Tagged capital, customer service, customer service policy, marketing strategy, sales success, small business, strategy, target market, tax
By J.L. on October 23, 2006
It’s an age-old question that faces every entrepreneur: What do I pay myself? There are a lot of different ways to answer that, but the two most common are …..
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