Product Description

Start–up advice for the everyday entrepreneur

400,000 people start up a business each year in the UK, and 1.6 million think about doing so –whether it’s running a burger van or starting an online venture. Starting Up a Business For Dummies cuts through the usual business jargon and shows the reader how to make the leap from employee to entrepreneur. From drafting business plans to managing costs and maintaining a competitive edge, this friendly guide gives hands–on advice for every aspect of starting, running and building a successful business.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #162130 in Books
• Published on: 2004-06-11
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 376 pages

Review
“…covers many of the areas that prove to be stumbling blocks for would be entrepreneurs” (Independent on Sunday, 19 September, 2004)

“…this step–by–step guide can turn you into a super success…” (The Sun, 9^th November 2004)

“…covers many of the areas that prove to be stumbling blocks for would be entrepreneurs” (Independent on Sunday, 19 September, 2004)

“…this step–by–step guide can turn you into a super success…” (The Sun, 9^th November 2004)

The Sun, 9th November 2004
"...this step-by-step guide can turn you into a super success..."

From the Back Cover
Make the leap from employee to entrepreneur.

Launching your own business might be hard work, but learning how to do it doesn′t have to be.  Whether you′re drafting a business plan, making the first leap, or looking to expand, you′ll profit from this readable and entertaining guide.  It features straight–talking advice on every aspect of starting and growing a successful business, from financial planning to marketing your first product.

Discover how to:

• Identify new business opportunities
• Put together a business plan
• Find the money you need to get started
• Keep track of your finances
• Find and retain good employees