101 Best Home Businesses describes the principles and priorities for a successful home business. Dan Ramsey explains what a home business does, why it can be satisfying, and how to select one that is. Then he describes in detail 101 proven home businesses and opportunities based on first-person interviews and case histories. Practical worksheets are provided to help the reader launch a home business.
The first part of this book covers every aspect of operating a business on the Internet: from planning a Web site to promotion on a tight budget. The second, main part contains detailed descriptions of 121 Internet businesses entrepreneurs can start from home.
Crafting for Dollars is a step-by-step guide for any craftsperson who wants to turn a favorite hobby into a profitable business. Following Sylvia Landman's advice, any craftsperson can become a successful part of this multibillion-dollar industry.
A What Color Is Your Parachute? for the next decade, Finding Your Perfect Work helps readers define what they really want in life and lists over 1,600 self-employment occupations with rating scales for determining their suitability to readers' personal styles, recources, and lifestyle needs.
Millions of Americans participate in hobbies and crafts. Now they have a resource that can help them apply their skill and creativity in making things to making money, too. This book incorporates hundreds of tips from other crafters. Every page builds practical skills--designing displays, pricing and promoting the goods, keeping track of finances, asking the right business questions.
This must-have survival guide for today's economy shows aspiring and veteran entrepreneurs how to select, start, manage, market, and multiply the profits of business at home. The latest edition has been expanded and updated to reflect the changing face of home-based businesses and features hundreds of new tips, sidebars, and examples from more than 200 readers and business professionals. of charts & illustrations.
So you have young children or a baby on the way and you think it would be great to work at home. Well, picture this: key reports livened up with crayon, loud shrieks during client calls, and no way to leave the office at day's end. If you envision yourself sailing over these hurdles and think you have a talent that can help you make money while still in your sweats, Mompreneurs is for you. It is packed with good tips on writing a business plan, getting a loan, setting fees, creating office space, and finding the right mix of child care. The guide includes inspiring tales of mothers whose businesses are now household names.
From the self-employment experts, the latest information on the best money-making businesses that can be operated from home--more than 120,000 copies sold. The authors tell readers everything they need to know to start any of 95 high-income, easy-to-enter, fast-growing home-based enterprises.
Now qualifying as a bona fide crafts business guru, Brabec begins her fifth opus by recollecting questions she herself posed as a novice homeworker. That type of reminiscence means that Brabec does indeed understand the just plain puzzlements of everyday self-employed business life--whether related to crafts or not. In alphabetical order, starting with the subject of accountants, topics are handled either straightforwardly or with a question or two. The information is truly a boon to even the experienced; the author, for instance, explains the occupation of enrolled agent, a tax professional licensed by the U.S. Treasury Department, who usually charges less than a CPA or accountant. One hundred percent serious? Not quite. Brabec gleefully reports useful "from the front" stories, and she doesn't hesitate to express some rather strong opinions.
"I stumbled on this book quite by accident but it has become one of my favorite reference books. It provides some very valuable ideas for creating your own business. I have used it to launch my own consulting business and have referred to many of my friends that are looking to start their own business. This is a "must have" book if you're thinking of starting your own business"