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Published:
August 7, 2018

Small Business For Dummies

Overview

Easy-to-follow advice on launching, managing, and growing your business, and making it pay off

Small Business For Dummies is the essential guide you need to owning and operating a small business. You’re ready to add your name to the roster of business owners, and this book is here to give you the advice you’ll need at all stages of the game. Start off with insight on preparing to launch a small business, including picking the right business to pursue and getting all the paperwork in order. If you want to purchase an existing business, this book also has you covered. Plus, you’ll learn how to wear all the hats a small business owner must wear, including being your own HR manager, accountant, and marketer—and to make it all work.

  • Create a business plan and learn how to fund your business idea
  • Tackle the basics of small business bookkeeping so you can budget for success
  • Explore the idea of purchasing a business, and hire excellent employees
  • Avoid the most common mistakes that first-time business owners make

This jargon-free book meets small business owners wherever they are on the road to business success. Small Business For Dummies is great for those just toying with the idea of opening a business, and for those who already call themselves “boss” but need a few extra pointers on making things run smoothly.

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About The Author

Eric Tyson, MBA, is a nationally recognized personal finance counselor, writer, and best-selling author of Personal Finance For Dummies and Investing For Dummies. Jim Schell is an accomplished serial entrepreneur, nonprofit founder, and executive. He spent twenty-five years as an entrepreneur and thirty years as a nonprofit founder and executive.

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CHEAT SHEET

From managing to marketing and everything in between, the world of small business can be both exciting and overwhelming. It’s a place where no two workdays are exactly the same and where unpredictable things happen.If you’re thinking about starting (or you already run and manage) your own business, check out the following list of tips to improve your chances of success.

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Realize that not everyone is cut out to be a small-business owner. Take the time to explore whether you’re compatible with running your own business. Some people are happier (and better off financially) on the other end of a paycheck. Get your personal finances in order. Before you jump into the entrepreneurial fray, get your own money matters squared away.
From managing to marketing and everything in between, the world of small business can be both exciting and overwhelming. It’s a place where no two workdays are exactly the same and where unpredictable things happen.If you’re thinking about starting (or you already run and manage) your own business, check out the following list of tips to improve your chances of success.
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