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The Everything Start Your Own Business Book: From Financing Your Project to Making Your First Sale, All You Need to Get Your Business Off the Ground

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The Everything Start Your Own Business Book, 2nd Edition has everything you need to start your own business-and keep it running in the black.
Completely updated and expertly revised by successful businesswoman Judith B. Harrington, this one-stop resource contains new information
Being your own boss, head cook, and bottle washer isn't easy-one in three new businesses fail the first year. With this straightforward, no-nonsense reference book, you can make sure your business succeeds. Whether you need help formulating a business plan, finding financing, or running the business once it's off the ground, you'll find it all in The Everything Start Your Own Business Book, 2nd Edition .

320 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2006

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July 5, 2011
I gave this book a heavy skim, as my library wouldn't renew my check-out. It's a broad, covering-all-bases kind of book that seemed to lean more heavily towards opening a brick-and-mortar business as opposed to an online one, which is what I'm interested in. It does a decent job of making you aware of certain things that you should research more in depth, but doesn't actually give you that in-depth information. For instance, when speaking about trademarking your brand, it refers you to the government's general patent website. Well, duh. It'd be kinda nice to know *where* exactly in the website I should be finding the info, and not have to weed through the thousands of non-applicable pages that site contains. So, in short, I'm glad I didn't buy the book. But there were enough nuggets of wisdom that it wasn't a waste of time.
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