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asked by nat on November 29, 2006 2:57 PM
Covers all the bases, from evaluating the original business idea and laying the groundwork to conducting day-to-day operations.


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This book is very good. However, the bookkeeping and financing chapters help somewhat, but don't cover service businesses. The author assumes the business you'll be starting will be selling a product, or starting a service business with products together, i.e. home remodeling, interior decorating, etc. I am starting a tutoring business, so I will have no products to sell, no vendors, and no inventory. So, if your'e starting a strictly service based business like massage therapy, house-cleaning, pet-sitting, tutoring, etc, and have no products to sell, then you'll probably need to get an additional book that's geared toward just service businesses. I think they need to add a chapter devoted to only these kinds of businesses.
reviewed by potato on November 29, 2006 3:23 PM

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This book was published in 2001... technology has certainly changed since then. Meaning as far as the E-commerce chapter of the book goes, it wasn't that informational. That section and the equipment chapters really needed to be updated...

*Other than being a tad outdated it was great. It was filled with tons of great information on marketing, finding finacial resources,lawyers,accountants,taxes, employees, etc. I would recommend this any small business beginner.
reviewed by ladyrunner on November 29, 2006 7:24 PM

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