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101 Businesses You Can Start at With Less Than One Thousand Dollars: For Students (101 Businesses You Can Start with Less Than 100 Thousand Dollars) | 
 enlarge | Author: Heather Shepard
Publisher: Atlantic Publishing Company (FL)
Category: Book
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 571991
Media: Paperback
Pages: 288
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 6 x 0.8
ISBN: 0910627908
Dewey Decimal Number: 658.11
EAN: 9780910627900
ASIN: 0910627908
Publication Date: September 20, 2007
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Most students have a tough time economically. They have to be at school so they have little time, and the jobs that are available are often low paying. Since most students are looking for work, jobs are very scarce and the competition is fierce. Students face inconvenient hours working mostly in retail, fast food, or doing manual labor. Detailed in this new book are more than 100 business ideas that can be started for very little money and yet provide the striving student with more money than is being paid by the hour. Many of these businesses can actually be started with less than one hundred dollars and some can really be started with next to nothing. Many can be operated from home. Starting and managing a business takes motivation and talent. It also takes research and planning. This new book is intended to serve as a roadmap for starting your business. It is both comprehensive and easy to use. It also includes numerous web links for additional information. While providing detailed instruction and examples, the author leads you in developing a winning business plan, structuring the business, handling legal concerns, using proven sales and marketing techniques and pricing formulas, learning how to set up computer systems to save time and money, generating high-profile public relations and publicity, learning low-cost internal marketing ideas and low- and no-cost ways to satisfy customers and build sales, learning how to keep bringing customers back, accounting and bookkeeping procedures, as well as thousands of great tips and useful guidelines.
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 Igniting a student's entrepreneurial spirit March 14, 2008
Alysia Shivers (Naples, FL)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
This book is an excellent resource and ignites the passion in those students who want more than just a "job"; it is for those who have that entrepreneurial spirit. Even if you were just tinkering with an entrepreneurial idea, "101 Businesses" walks you through each stage from conception to financing to location, to make your idea a reality.
While many young adults possess great business ideas, being an entrepreneur takes courage, ability and belief. "101 Businesses" tackles the hard questions, asking youth to look inside themselves and make sure they are ready to take this self-employment step and all the responsibility that comes along with it. It offers several checklists to determine your level of expertise in sales, organization, accounting and tax preparation - all items that come along with owning your own business.
More importantly, "101 Businesses" offers success stories from various business owners who believed in their concept enough to take the plunge into self-employment. These profiles illustrate what challenges each owner had to overcome, as well as what their likes and dislikes are of running their own business.
Amidst all of the advice, are pages and pages of businesses students can start for virtually no money up to $1,000. The resources this book provides the young entrepreneur are invaluable and worth the research before they decide to take their idea to the next level.
I'm Ready to Start One Now! February 15, 2008
A. LaBarge (TX)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
"Anyone who has devotion and drive, a passion for success, and an understanding of business concepts can run a business," according to Heather Shepherd, author of 101 Businesses You Can Start With Less Than One Thousand Dollars - for Students. Then why do so many fail? Inadequate or lack of a well-thought out business plan. But where to begin?
Ms. Shepherd demonstrates in her book that the first steps to creating a sound business plan are evaluating your own strengths and weaknesses. She has created check lists where you ascertain what you know and what what you need to learn. She teaches you to create your budget and how to get outside help in evaluating your business ideas. Intermittent case studies allow you to see the information put to work and clarify your understanding. Then the real fun begins.
The book contains hundreds of websites that you may contact to start working today. It lists 101 specific businesses you can initiate, their earning potential, level of ease of breaking into the business, and some of the equipment needed to get started. Once you have decided what you want to do, Ms. Shepherd literally leads you step by step through the process of writing your business plan. She lists what may be needed for your home office, for advertising and for getting your storefront up and running. You receive tips and pointers on where and how to get financing. She concludes the book with an entrepreneur's success story, leaving you with everything you need to write one of your very own.
I'm a Believer! February 15, 2008
A. LaBarge (TX)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
"Anyone who has devotion and drive, a passion for success, and an understanding of business concepts can run a business," according to Heather Shepherd, author of 101 Businesses You Can Start With Less Than One Thousand Dollars - for Students. Then why do so many fail? Inadequate or lack of a well-thought out business plan. But where to begin?
Ms. Shepherd demonstrates in her book that the first steps to creating a sound business plan are evaluating your own strengths and weaknesses. She has created check lists where you ascertain what you know and what what you need to learn. She teaches you to create your budget and how to get outside help in evaluating your business ideas. Intermittent case studies allow you to see the information put to work and clarify your understanding. Then the real fun begins.
The book contains hundreds of websites that you may contact to start working today. It lists 101 specific businesses you can initiate, their earning potential, level of ease of breaking into the business, and some of the equipment needed to get started. Once you have decided what you want to do, Ms. Shepherd literally leads you step by step through the process of writing your business plan. She lists what may be needed for your home office, for advertising and for getting your storefront up and running. You receive tips and pointers on where and how to get financing. She concludes the book with an entrepreneur's success story, leaving you with everything you need to write one of your very own.
--Alyson
 Perfect Book for Anyone With a Dream to Start a Business February 8, 2008
Katie-Anne (Sweden)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Increasing numbers of people are taking the plunge and setting themselves up in business, so if you've got an idea and the motivation to get started, it's very possible to create a successful business. If however you know you'd like to run a business, but you're short on funds and don't really know what kind of business it is possible to start up on your own, then this book is going to be worth every cent you paid for it.
Aimed at students who want to start a business in order to make an income to support their studies, Heather L. Shepherd's book is easy to read, easy to follow and interactive. It doesn't just talk about setting up a business as if it's something someone else does. Instead this book makes the reader really think about what they want to do. From the opening chapter the book with its self evaluation quizzes and financial planning forms makes the reader seriously consider their suitability for running a business of their own.
With honest case studies of people who have started their own business showing what they've done, and what they've learned along the way, the book also gives two sets of possible businesses for readers to consider. The first set are for those who have no or relatively small start-up capital (under $100), and the second set are for those who have a little more (under $1000). Each of the businesses highlighted are a concise guide of what the business would need in terms of start-up such as a general overview, how to get started - including equipment required, advertising tips and further information resources.
Along with all of this information there are also chapters covering a more in-depth look at the legal, financial and marketing aspects of running a business.
Whether you're a student, or a stay-at-home mom, or just someone who is tired of the 9-5 routine working for someone else but don't have any spare capital to really sink into a business, this book is a great start to get you thinking about the possibilities out there for creating a business on less than $1000.
Beginning entrepreneurs start here. November 10, 2007
Keva R. Bailey (New York)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
101 Businesses You Can Start with Less than a Thousand Dollars was a great read for the beginning entrepreneur. I was able to get some great ideas on what businesses I could get into, where to start, and where to go for online business resources. This book was also packed with great tips on how to succeed in your chosen business. You don't have to be a business student or graduate to be able to understand and use this information; the basics of business are covered within the book.
I loved the true life success stories included; as well as, the checklists on everything from self-evaluation to marketing plans, business finances to start-up procedures. 101 Businesses gave me the information I needed to choose a business, learn what that venture involved and required, and evaluate whether that idea was the right fit for me. It even provided money saving tips on starting a personal business. This book is a great read if you are looking to start working for yourself.
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