Net-Teams - Bookmark Tag Start-up Businesses

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1.	Bookmarks: 2	An Easier Learning Curve Through Social Marketing Networks Most people who have succeeded in business can probably tell you something about the importance of having a mentor who will be able to teach you the ropes in starting your own business. This is because the experience that these successful businessmen can impart is a very important factor in shortening your learning curve and in helping you avoid the mistakes start-up entrepreneurs usually make.Consider the fact that 90 percent of all start-up businesses fail within five ...
2.	Bookmarks: 6	Why Hiring a Virtual Assistant Makes Good Business Sense Very few start-up businesses have the resources to pay employee related expenses such as vacation pay, health insurance, retirement benefits, etc. Ignoring the never-ending stack of paperwork could result in holding back your new business before it has even started.A possible solution could be to hire a Virtual Administrative Support Assistant. More and more people are turning to these highly skilled e-professionals for help.
3.	Bookmarks: 9	Ask Don't Tell Leadership: When To Start Your Own Business? When to start your own business?Q: After working at one company for 10 years, I would like to begin my own business. What issues do I need to consider, and how do I know when it is the right time to take the “big step?”A: Almost 20 years ago, my roommate asked me to spend a day of my vacation in New York spying on his competition at a tradeshow. I made up a story to tell the vendors at the show -- I was planning to start a fundraising call center for politicians and w...
4.	Bookmarks: 3	Ask Don't Tell Leadership: Why Do I Need A Business Plan? Why you need a business plan!!!Q: In last week’s column, you gave advice about starting a business, and you kept preaching about writing a business plan. I own a business, I don’t have a plan, and I’m doing just fine. What’s the big deal?A: How do you know your business is doing “fine” if you do not have a business plan? This is like a runner stating that he is “fast” when asked his running pace. Quality and success cannot be measured without having b...