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Build A Strong Foundation for Residual Income
Copyright (c) 2008 Jim Suzak
A residual income opportunity is one of the easiest ways to make money. Who would not want an income that you no longer had to work for. Residual income is the goal of many people, yet few ever get to realize residual income. (more…)
The Great Zazzle Experiment Update 1
Well, I promised updates on how things are going with adding Zazzle as a serious part of my online t-shirt selling ventures so here is the first one.
I’m having sort of mixed feelings about Zazzle’s service at this point. First of all, I am thrilled that Zazzle is able to actually make me money. I have uploaded 130 some odd items for them to take a crack at selling and they have sold a fair amount considering the selection that I have given them. (more…)
Sole Proprietorships, Llcs & Corporations: a Guide to Legal Forms of Business
Author: Andrew Brown
For many business owners, it can be difficult to understand the differences between various types of legal business organizations. Across all types there are benefits, drawbacks and rules that apply in reference to tax, liability and structure. What’s important is to be able to clearly understand what is right for your business.
Below is a brief compilation of the basic forms of business ownership in the United States, emphasizing those that are most attractive to small business owners Remember: specifics of each can vary from state to state, so be sure to check with your state’s Secretary of State Office to understand what is best for your business. (more…)
Small Business Funding: 10 Ways to Actually Sell your Idea Before you Launch
Athor: Maria Simone
This is a conundrum that many entrepreneurs are faced with as they are developing their ideas and putting the business together. I hear “How do I test my product or service so that I can attract investors and the resources I need if I don’t HAVE the money or the resources to test my product?” (more…)
Stages of Business are Like Stages of Flight in an Airplane
Author: Andrew Hartley
Flying an airplane can be likened to running a business. At some points in the life of a business, during the startup and initial growth for example, it is necessary to “hand fly” the business - you as an entrepreneur (pilot) must “control” the business directly and make large changes to its direction. In an airplane this is during takeoff and climbout and only lasts a few minutes. In business, it may last a few years. (more…)