To begin with, take some time with your idea to figure out what you want out of it. Are you looking to get into a new field? Are you trying to expand on something you've been doing for a while? Determine how you want to...
Your best options as an entrepreneur is to focus on your own strengths first, you’ll discover your use of time, after you’ve identified your strengths. Then identify one by one people in business you can separately learn from who are experts in the specific areas...
Generally, the best option for this sort of thing is a screen name that will be easiest to remember and says the most about the service, or not. If you Google twitter for a definition you get hundreds of them from other twitters, if you...
Truly depends on the nature of that small business. Make sure there's something on your site that gives people a reason to keep coming back. It's one thing to get them to your site, which these days could be a marketing nightmare to get it...
What sort of business are you in? A company name should be something relevant to the business, memorable, and maybe interesting to people when they speak its name, something "unique". It should say something about what you do and how you do it. There are...
If your business plan is a mess, I am assuming you're talking about the outline needing work. This could be as simple as going online and searching for "Business plans." There will be plenty of examples that you can use as an outline for what...
Websites these days can be very inexpensive and worth creating for a more expanded presence, i.e. tourism, new people moving into the area. Local search and local marketing is also gaining popularity on the Internet. Recent research by the Kelsey Group reported that 70% of...
There are several ways to do this. The easiest way is to get a patent on the invention in question, but this is a lengthy and expensive process, often taking months and thousands of dollars. You can fill out a Provisional Patent Application (PPA) which...