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Ultimate Start-up Directory

by James Stephenson
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Overview

The world's largest and most comprehensive collection of great business ideas.

Synopsis

The world's largest and most comprehensive collection of great business ideas.

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Representing 30 industries, this directory briefly lists 1350 businesses that entrepreneurs might be interested in starting. Each entry includes a rating based on ease of start-up, estimated cost and income potential, online opportunity, whether the business could be home based, potential legal issues, skills needed, part-time possibilities, and the franchise or licensing potential. The businesses cover a wide range of commercial ideas, from seed packaging, tree-house kits, cooking classes, chimney cleaning, and vitamin sales to graffiti removal, online lotteries, children's toys, art galleries, and bumper stickers. Readers learn how to market and advertise their business and how to secure paying customers and build competitive advantages. Real business advice and real business opportunities will help entrepreneurs identify and understand the best new business venture for them. All libraries, especially those serving the small-business community, will want to purchase this inexpensive and well-written reference. Susan C. Awe, Univ. of New Mexico Lib., Albuquerque Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

About the Author, James Stephenson

James Stephenson (Vancouver, BC), a small business, marketing, and sales expert, has started numerous successful small business ventures and is the author of seven highly acclaimed books. He operates Stephenson & Stephenson, a consulting form providing Canadian small business owners with creative, results-based marketing solutions.

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Library Journal

Representing 30 industries, this directory briefly lists 1350 businesses that entrepreneurs might be interested in starting. Each entry includes a rating based on ease of start-up, estimated cost and income potential, online opportunity, whether the business could be home based, potential legal issues, skills needed, part-time possibilities, and the franchise or licensing potential. The businesses cover a wide range of commercial ideas, from seed packaging, tree-house kits, cooking classes, chimney cleaning, and vitamin sales to graffiti removal, online lotteries, children's toys, art galleries, and bumper stickers. Readers learn how to market and advertise their business and how to secure paying customers and build competitive advantages. Real business advice and real business opportunities will help entrepreneurs identify and understand the best new business venture for them. All libraries, especially those serving the small-business community, will want to purchase this inexpensive and well-written reference. Susan C. Awe, Univ. of New Mexico Lib., Albuquerque Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

Book Details

Published
December 1, 2002
Publisher
Entrepreneur Press
Pages
428
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781891984334

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