Create Your Very Own Successful Small Business
By Roy Sylvan
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About this ebook
This ebook is written for people who want to start new businesses and who ask our non-profit start-up incubator service for help. You benefit because it covers the four areas that every new business must be concerned with. The language is easy to understand and the few technical words are explained.
You learn the basics of identifying what your customers need and want. You acquire the reasons to have a business plan, its parts and what to write. You learn how to develop a marketing strategy and put together a financial plan. The last chapter contains a helpful resource list.
Finally, you'll be on your way to making your dream come true to start your very own small business.
Roy Sylvan
Roy Sylvan: Director of a small business start-up incubator, director of City of Los Angeles Dep't of Aging; COO of hospital consulting firm; started several successful small businesses; management consultant to 75 non-profit organizations, gov't. agencies, schools and businesses; co-author "Delivering Human Services" (Prentice-Hall); published professional and popular articles and 250 Internet articles; University of Missouri, Ph.D. Contact: passincubator@gmail.com
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Create Your Very Own Successful Small Business - Roy Sylvan
Create Your Very Own Successful Small Business
In Words That Everyone Can Understand Without Brainfreeze
By Roy Sylvan
Copyright 2011 Roy Sylvan
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 How To Meet The Needs Or Wants Of Your Customers
Chapter 2 How To Start With A Small Business Plan That Puts You On The Path To Success
Chapter 3 How To Develop A Marketing Strategy That Brings Customers To You
Chapter 4 How To Make A Financial Plan That Keeps You In Business
Chapter 5 Resources List And How To Use It
This ebook is written for people who want to start new businesses and who ask our non-profit start-up incubator service for help. You benefit because it covers the four areas that every new business must be concerned with. The language is easy to understand and the few technical words are explained. You learn the basics of identifying what your customers need and want so you can provide it to them. You find out the reasons to have a business plan and its parts. You learn how to develop a marketing strategy and put together a financial plan. Finally, you'll be on your way to making your dream come true to start your very own small business.
Chapter 1
How To Meet The Needs Or Wants Of Your Customers
Potential customers don't always know what they want. Just because they buy bread often doesn't mean they spend a lot of time thinking about why they want or need it. They may decide between bagels and sliced bread or white and whole wheat, or they may decide on the least expensive option. They remember to buy bread in the store and