Posted on March 16th, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | No Comments »
Metro Tech small business consultant Sharron Jackson interview on FOX 25 on 11/24/09. Metro Tech is offering free business classes for business start-up. Classes cover taxes and writing a small business plan.
Posted on March 11th, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | No Comments »
Four entrepreneurs discuss the idea of acquiring a small business as a route to entrepreneurship. The participants took different routes to Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA): search funds, a self-funded search, and a search sponsored by a private equity fund. Each entrepreneur shares his decision making on the right time to take the path of ETA. Participants: Moderator Peter Kelly; David Kennedy, Sean Callahan, Ciaran Power, and Michael Sanabria. Resources on Search Funds: www.gsb.stanford.edu Center for Entrepreneurial Studies: www.gsb.stanford.edu Recorded: Oct. 5, 2009 as part of Strategic Management 543 course.
Posted on March 7th, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | 2 Comments »
I want to start my own small business to sell my ceramics. I want to start small in craft shows and such. I looked up the Virginia Bazaar, which is relatively close to my home in Richmond. To sell there you must have a business license, but I don’t because I don’t even have a business yet. What do I do start my business and get a license?
Posted on March 4th, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | 1 Comment »
Appearing 90 minutes into the show, investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts spoke about the financial outlook. The global economy has been dependent on issuing more and more debt, and now that we can’t keep expanding the debt, “we’re literally seeing an economic contraction,” she commented. Prices have been held down as we print more cash, and now we’re going to have reconcile the paper to real things, leading to a deflation of income, but inflation of prices, she warned. What we’re watching is a financial system that is driving small business out of business, Fitts said, explaining that all the capital goes to Wall St. to the firms that have the inside deals. We need to change the economic model away from the centralized banks, she added. Fitts noted that one of the biggest financial mistakes that people make is that they don’t invest in preventative health care. As far as investments, she recommended precious metals, energy technology, as well pooling resources in investment clubs. Farmland with great water is even a better investment than gold, she said, as food you buy at stores isn’t always trustworthy. Life by Chance? During the first half-hour, Robert Piccioni, Ph.D. argued against the notion that the development of life happened by chance, citing the complicated and sophisticated design of DNA. His interview was cut short because of difficulties with his phone line.
Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | No Comments »
Ed King discusses the second problem small business owners face, poor choice of opportunity, in making their business profitable and reveals the solution to this problem. If you wouldlike a discounted copy of the program visit www.joblossrx.com, #37
Posted on March 2nd, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | 5 Comments »
When writing a business plan, make sure to include the key components, such as an executive summary, an operation section, a management section, a marketing section, a finance section and an appendix. Find out how to write these sections of a business plan with the help of this free video from the owner of a small business. Expert: FJ Cava Contact: www.sfwebspot.com Bio: FJ Cava has an Master’s of Business Administration from San Francisco State, and he has worked with the Small Business Administration. Currently, he owns Bayview Webspot. Filmmaker: Sam Lee
Posted on March 1st, 2010 by Home Biz Finder | 3 Comments »
Me and my friend have thought of two ideas, and can’t fully decide between these two ideas for a small business. Either a car wash where we would find 10 to 15 cars a week to clean, set it up so we would just come clean each of them each week for $50 – $75 for a full inside and outside detail or have a lawn mowing business. Any other similar ideas? We just want something for and hour or two a day on regular days and up to 6 hours on saturday.
Not sure if I mentioned it very clearly, it won’t be a full time thing, just after work during the week and on saturdays.