Drivers Education for New Entrepreneurs

Written by Jeff Williams


Today's new entrepreneur is often an experienced supervisor, manager or executive. Many are specialists in one area of business such as customer service, purchasing, sales support or accounting. But few have ever hadrepparttar responsibility for researching, planning and implementing every detail of a new business creation.

Many functions previously performed by corporate staff people such as market research, personnel, data processing and financial planning will now have to provided byrepparttar 106101 new, solo business owner. How does one go about learning how to do allrepparttar 106102 jobs that will be required?

The answer is through small business management training. You may ask yourself -- at age 40 am I going to have to return to college? Rushing through textbooks, cramming for mid-term exams, sweating out term papers? No Way!

We are happy to report that a new, street-smart, highly usable type of training is available throughoutrepparttar 106103 United States for prospective entrepreneurs. A training program is a chance for you to "test drive"repparttar 106104 idea of becoming your own boss...before you invest your money!

> Match Your Training to Your Stage of Development

In training over 3,000 new entrepreneurs, I have encountered people from all kinds of backgrounds, whom I would organize intorepparttar 106105 following groups:

Group 1 - I heard it throughrepparttar 106106 grapevine. These are individuals who have heard, seen or read that you can make a lot of money being your own boss. They are unhappy with their jobs, often because they aren't makingrepparttar 106107 money they think they should, but they haven't really focused on what they could sell to start their own business.

Group 2 - The best thing since sliced bread. These people have done some research into a specific business idea, often something related to their current job. They are often convinced that they have an absolute winner of a business idea. They haven't, however, really started a written plan and may not have broad business experience.

Group 3 - Where'srepparttar 106108 money? These folks have a well-researched business idea, backed with a partial or complete written business plan who are eager to know which bank or investor is ready to lend them money. They are ready to move ahead.

Selling Foreign Language Domain Names.

Written by Ken Kovach


Selling Foreign Language Domain Names. Making Money With Domain Names!

This is not new but is a somewhat unspoken practice that is making a few "some bodies" a lot of Money.

In Each Country they may have set rules for buyingrepparttar countries registered domain names. For example in Japan a registered company can only by one domain name for that company. And you have to be a registered company to buyrepparttar 106100 .jp domain name.

So all ofrepparttar 106101 "Good" names were gone very quickly. For example anything pertaining to English schools "Eikaiwa" are gone. Now if you were to go and do a search for Japanese words listed in domains underrepparttar 106102 .com and .net etc. You will also notice that those domain names using Japanese words are also gone.

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