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It can be extremely daunting knowing where to start, and how to find clients. The following general books are worth considering. Unless otherwise specified, all can be ordered from Amazon over the Internet by clicking on the book title, usually at a big discount. 
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Starting your own business can be a daunting task. The Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up is a comprehensive and trusted guide that will cover every important aspect of your business start up. It offers essential guidance on everything from developing your business idea, to your obligations as an employer. It remains the only small business guide to be updated annually, making it the most up-to-date resource and reference book for anybody serious about starting and growing their own business. This edition has been completely revised to reflect the latest tax and legal changes to coincide with the budget announcement. It also offers valuable advice on all of the crucial areas of running a business, and has been fully updated to reflect today's business environment, including a new section on e-marketing. The "Which?" Guide to Starting Your Own Business A companion for anyone planning to start a business, warning of the pitfalls and explaining the best way to tackle each stage. When starting your own business, it pays to be as well informed as possible to give your enterprise the best chance of success. This updated and expanded handbook offers advice on how to choose the right business venture, raise the necessary finance, whether to set up as a sole trader, partnerships, buying an established business, VAT and taxation. The guide points you in the right direction for buying insurance, finding premises, equippping an office, seting up a computer system and selling abroad. Also included are changes in employment law that may affect owners of small business and ways of encouraging clients to pay their bills promptly. This new edition includes all the latest Budget changes and covers the latest employment and business legislation, together with the new regulations from the EU; advises on the impact of the euro on selling abroad; shows how to advertise and sell via the Internet; and discusses some of the popular small-business choices of today.Start Your Own Home-based Business - Nick Daws. This book is a reference for all budding entrepreneurs. Divided into two parts, part A takes you through everything you need to consider before starting a home-based business - from requirements for success, through drawing up a business plan and cash flow forecast, to matters such as marketing, financial planning and credit control. Practical, detailed advice is given, with contacts for further information. Part B of the book contains concise profiles of over 50 different home-based business opportunities that could be started. Some of these require specific skills, training or experience (e.g. book-keeping, website design), while others are open to almost anybody (e.g. window cleaning, house-sitting). Each profile includes concise answers to the following six questions: what the work entails; what you need to get started; who your customers will be?; how much you can make; how to sell your services; where you can get more help? Based on the top-selling Best Home Businesses for the 90s, here is a completely updated, comprehensive look at the leading businesses for small and home-based entrepreneurs in the 21st century. This guide provides comprehensive profiles of more than one hundred hot new businesses that promise the top opportunities for small-business people in the future. Paul and Sarah Edwards explore the best opportunities for self-employment in the new century - ranging from being a business-network organizer to running a transcript-digesting service - and provide expert, step-by-step advice on:
In addition to the nearly one hundred businesses profiled, an expanded section on "The Best of the Rest" explores dozens of additional top businesses to watch for. The
"Which?" Guide to Working from Home - Lynn
Brittney Paperback / Published 29 May 2003 This fully revised guide explores the potential and pitfalls of working from home. Whether you have decided to set up a consultancy, are making and selling craft items from home or e-working, it shows how to develop your skills, network effectively and use professional marketing techniques. The book is also packed with practical advice on setting up and equipping your business, and dealing with red tape. It includes case histories and a directory of useful websites and addresses. | ||||
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