This will require a little trial and error after you've discovered what your competition charges. You'll find that as you would begin your business and place bids on properties to service, you'll learn quickly what you can charge to beat your competitors while offering additional...
There’s no formula for business success. No math will help you except the math on your balance sheet, so don’t look for one. There are some things that can help you, though. Sound management practices, technical support, experience in whatever industry you’re in, and the...
That's an excellent question. While I can't speak for all such offers, especially independent ones, there are actually a lot of grants that the US government offers for minority-owned businesses. For a strong list of these, try looking at the first section here: http://bcondemand.com/government_resources.php...
For now, I would suggest finding another potential business. While e-cigarettes are currently sold nationwide in over 4000 retail outlets, the FDA's findings show that they contain nitrosamines (which are the carcinogens found in regular cigarettes anyway) and diethylene glycol, the poisonous part of antifreeze....
That depends entirely on what state you're in. Some states require that you incorporate, while some just require that you register with the department of state. The best thing to do is to look at Business.gov's website and search for your area to find out...
First, let me suggest that you work very closely with your financial adviser and accountant when making any decisions regarding the financial health of your business. That being said, what you'll need as far as start-up capital begins with equipment and building needs such as lease,...
There are three things any loan officer is going to want to know: what you'll use the loan for, how much you want, and how will you repay it. These three things comprise the big question "Why should we give you money?"nnBe ready with a...
That's not an easy question to answer. It depends on what your business is, how long you've been running it, where it is now, what the demand is, and several other factors. The advantage to leasing, of course, is that you aren't sinking as much...
If you're website is reselling something directly to consumers, then the best way to value it would be membership and purchase history’s, followed by the rate of new members monthly and about a dozen others factors besides the sites ranking in the world against its...
The first place you should look is a good local library, usually a major city or a university one. They'll have a wealth of information about local business, free for you to find. Next, find a good business consultant. We would like to humbly suggest speaking...