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Good Sources Of Money For Starting Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurscom: Every society needs entrepreneurs so as to help keep their economy rolling. Whenever there are newbies in the field, it indicates probable good economic competition. New players usually bring innovation and new ideas to the table. However, no matter how plausible their strategic and... More
How To Make Money From Facebook
FranchiseKey: Do you ever get the feeling you are missing out? Currently, there is so much talk about social and business networking websites that you might think you are the only one not taking full advantage of them. Don’t worry – you’re not. Most of us still haven’t quite caught on to the... More
Ways To Work From Home
6abc.com: eJuror If you don’t mind being called up for “jury duty” then working as an “eJuror” may be more your style! eJury hires clients to work as “test jurors”. e-Jury founder Christopher Bagby told Action News, trial lawyers hire online test jurors so they... More
How To Make Your First Business Grow
Forbes.com: One of his former students is selling genetically altered glow-in-the-dark goldfish. Another is developing a diaper with built-in baby wipes. For John Butler, a professor of entrepreneurship and management at the University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business, such occurrences... More
Women Entrepreneurs And Maternity Leave
Current Mom: So often, women become entrepreneurs for the freedom it gives to control your own schedule and the time you spend with your children. But ironically, many women entrepreneurs find maternity leave the toughest piece of the puzzle to solve. Do you tell your clients or customers you’re... More
Cash Flow And Accounting For Entrepreneurs
DO’S 1. Learn basic accounting before you go into business. Go to school if necessary. 2. Consult and retain an accountant familiar with your industry before you start. 3. Determine what accounting software program works best for your business. 4. In the beginning, do your own bookkeeping... More
20-Year Old Entrepreneur Opens Tax Preparation Franchise Smart Tax, Step-Above Tax Preparation Franchise
FranchiseTalk: While many businesses are slowing down due to the rocky economic climate, Smart Tax franchise, a newly launched 10-unit tax preparation franchise concept, is just starting to speed up. Smart Tax is a step above the competition by offering quicker returns, better services and is expanding... More
Little Passports: Service Turns Kids Into Globe-Trotters
Springwise: Remember the excitement you felt receiving mail as a child? That’s the inspiration behind San Francisco-based Little Passports, a new educational subscription service that aims to turn 5-to-10-year-olds into world travellers, one country at a time. Little Passports delivers monthly... More
Was Your New Year’s Resolution To Buy A Biz?
Btob: Well 2010 is here. Hopefully long sunny days in holiday destinations have boosted creativity and energy levels. What is in store for this year? Are you happy with the status quo, or does a new business opportunity await? If a new business is what you are considering the obvious question to ask... More
College Or Entrepreneurship?
Baltimore Sun: Dear Joyce: My grandson, 18, says he wants to become an entrepreneur. OK, but he refuses to enroll in a college, arguing that it’s a “waste of time.” To top that, when I suggested he get a job for a couple of years and then rethink his decision, he said: “Forget... More




