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"...This is an excellent program. I'm so glad that I stumbled on to this when researching for task management programs. Very low learning curv, quite flexible, and the price is right. Tried at least 20 other programs, either too complicated, too expensive, or poor documentation..."
Chad Lindsey -
Honolulu, HI
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Starting A Home-Based Business Checklist |
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By doing a little planning in the beginning of your business, you can save time and money as well as avoid a lot of headaches. The checklist below shows you how to generate business ideas and plan your home business successfully.
You can download this template in VIP Organizer or VIP Team To Do List database format.
StartingHome-BasedBusinessChecklist.zip 6,5 Kb
You can order complete (full) checklist or all complete (full) checklists in convenient MS Word and PDF printable format.
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1. Reasons for starting your home-based business
- An opportunity to become wealthy
- An opportunity to get a second, part-time income
- Getting more control over your work-life balance
- An opportunity to spend more time with your family and friends
- Getting rid of worries about your pension and maintenance in the future
- Looking for a hobby to fill your time
2. Advantages of your home-based business
- Personal freedom
- You get the money you make
- More opportunities for self-development and getting richer
- Less risk more benefits
- Tax advantages
- More time to spend with friends and family
3. Thinking over ideas of your new business
- Sources for generating business ideas:
- Your previous or current employment
- Family, friends and relatives
- Internet, books, advertisement, newspapers, magazines, any business publications
- Specialized trainings
- Trade shows and conventions
- The Yellow Pages
- Some examples of business ideas:
- Buying a franchise
- Internet-based business and online freelancing
- Buying an existing business
- Evaluating your business idea:
- Try to conduct market surveys (Internet is helpful for this purpose)
- Organize personal and telephone interviews with potential customers
- Review your potential competitors and rivals
- Talk with marketing consultants and advisors
- Discuss your idea with retailers, distributors, agents and brokers if possible
- Read market research reports, business literature, industry magazines and journals
4. Talking with your family
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