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Your product launch is just beginning of keeping your focus. Once you have brought your product to market and enjoyed some early success, it may become even harder to stay focused. Now you have customers calling you and recommending (or demanding!) features to be added and services to be provided. All of these distractions make it even harder to keep you and your team focused on a single goal. Fortunately process of keeping your resources focused post-launch is entirely same. You need to pick your battles and allocate your resources toward few initiatives that will be best served to do one thing right that is truly driving your company. Serving needs and whims of every customer sounds great, but it can also be a terrible detour when trying to keep forward progress of your company moving. If at any point during your journey you’re unsure whether or not you’re spending your time and resources effectively, just ask yourself one question, “Is this driving core benefit of our product?”. If answer is “yes”, you’re headed in right direction.

After you get an EIN you should consider obtaining a license for your laminate flooring business. Again, contact Secretary of State website for more information.

If you have employees, you must contact U.S. Department of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). It's a federal agency that oversees workplace safety. All employers are required to provide a healthy and safe workplace. Health and safety inspections are made by OHSA without prior notice so make sure your workplace is always set up according to their rules. For more information visit OHSA's website at www.osha.gov.

Finally, after you start your laminate business, make sure to purchase a general business insurance policy. This includes liability and other standard coverage. Get an insurance for place of business, no matter if you own it or not. Landlord's insurance might be unreliable. If you have at least one employee, you must have worker's compensation insurance. Check with your state's insurance department to see if there are any other additional types of insurance required.

This article provides only a small overview on what you need to know before you start your own laminate flooring business.For more detailed information contact appropriate authorities in your state.