Derek | July 20, 2007
Step 5: Business trade shows
There are some business models that are simply to complex, too costly, or too time consuming to do as startups. If this is the case then consider going to a business expo or trade show. You may find that starting as a turnkey business or franchise is the way to go. [...]
Derek | July 19, 2007
Step 4: Go read business related books
The major difference between a magazine and a book is going to be the time it takes to read it. Get yourself as many books on your related business idea as you can afford. Heck, they may even be tax deductible, but that’s for another time. Read them. Then read [...]
Derek | July 18, 2007
Step 3: Read business related magazines
Dozens of magazines and periodicals are published weekly or monthly that cover everything from small business startups, managing your business, and business funding. These magazines can provide a wealth of insight into businesses that other people have started and how they became successful.
This often includes tips and strategies that can [...]
Derek | July 17, 2007
Step 2: Business Ideas from other people
Other people often have good ideas about what might make a good business. The major problem is they sometimes just don’t even know it until someone asks them. Talk with your friends, co-workers, and yes, even your family members. (try to stay away from the negative “nay-sayers” as they will [...]
Derek | July 16, 2007
PROBLEM: “I don’t know what kind of business to start.”
Step 1: Looking at yourself first: What are your skills
Before you can do anything, you must take a close look at your own skills, abilities, and talents. If you have something that you like to spend time on, such as a hobby, sport, or some other interest, [...]
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