Comments on: 10 Steps to Starting a Small Business http://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business Wed, 23 May 2012 13:30:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Mani 252925http://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-7480 Mani 252925 Fri, 25 Nov 2011 10:32:00 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-7480 It is very nice  It is very nice 

]]> By: Sara Morganhttp://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-2811 Sara Morgan Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:46:49 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-2811 I like the article, but I take issue with the section on setting up a website. You present that as you can a.) use WordPress or b.) Spend a lot of money and hire a web designer. There are other options. Plenty of them. In fact, I have written an EBook which walks beginners through the process of creating a great looking website using templates. Anyone can do it and the result is that you can get a web site up that only looks like it cost you thousands of dollars. I really wish, you would include this as an additional option for people. I really think it could benefit this group the most, since most people under 30 do not have a lot of money, but they understand technology well enough to put together a nice website using templates and my guide. Just a thought.<br><br>Sara Morgan<br><a href="http://www.custsolutions.net" rel="nofollow">http://www.custsolutions.net</a> I like the article, but I take issue with the section on setting up a website. You present that as you can a.) use WordPress or b.) Spend a lot of money and hire a web designer. There are other options. Plenty of them. In fact, I have written an EBook which walks beginners through the process of creating a great looking website using templates. Anyone can do it and the result is that you can get a web site up that only looks like it cost you thousands of dollars. I really wish, you would include this as an additional option for people. I really think it could benefit this group the most, since most people under 30 do not have a lot of money, but they understand technology well enough to put together a nice website using templates and my guide. Just a thought.

Sara Morgan
http://www.custsolutions.net

]]> By: Sara Morganhttp://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-2772 Sara Morgan Sat, 19 Jun 2010 18:46:49 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-2772 I like the article, but I take issue with the section on setting up a website. You present that as you can a.) use WordPress or b.) Spend a lot of money and hire a web designer. There are other options. Plenty of them. In fact, I have written an EBook which walks beginners through the process of creating a great looking website using templates. Anyone can do it and the result is that you can get a web site up that only looks like it cost you thousands of dollars. I really wish, you would include this as an additional option for people. I really think it could benefit this group the most, since most people under 30 do not have a lot of money, but they understand technology well enough to put together a nice website using templates and my guide. Just a thought.<br><br>Sara Morgan<br><a href="http://www.custsolutions.net" rel="nofollow">http://www.custsolutions.net</a> I like the article, but I take issue with the section on setting up a website. You present that as you can a.) use WordPress or b.) Spend a lot of money and hire a web designer. There are other options. Plenty of them. In fact, I have written an EBook which walks beginners through the process of creating a great looking website using templates. Anyone can do it and the result is that you can get a web site up that only looks like it cost you thousands of dollars. I really wish, you would include this as an additional option for people. I really think it could benefit this group the most, since most people under 30 do not have a lot of money, but they understand technology well enough to put together a nice website using templates and my guide. Just a thought.

Sara Morgan
http://www.custsolutions.net

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]]> By: Bob Adlerhttp://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-2398 Bob Adler Thu, 25 Mar 2010 11:48:58 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-2398 What has struck me about the article, the comments and the reactions is that nobody mentions protecting one's assets (including future earnings) by managing risk -- through loss prevention and/or buying business insurance (whether a basic businessowners policy or more esoteric stuff related to cyber-liability, business interruption, etc.) I wonder where after the first 10 steps this might come up for startups. <br><br>As a boomer with two Gen Y children, I am concerned about the lack of discussion here about business risk management. No, I am not an insurance agent. I am a market researcher, who recently started my own business after more than 30 years employed in the corporate world. Thanks for any insights! What has struck me about the article, the comments and the reactions is that nobody mentions protecting one's assets (including future earnings) by managing risk — through loss prevention and/or buying business insurance (whether a basic businessowners policy or more esoteric stuff related to cyber-liability, business interruption, etc.) I wonder where after the first 10 steps this might come up for startups.

As a boomer with two Gen Y children, I am concerned about the lack of discussion here about business risk management. No, I am not an insurance agent. I am a market researcher, who recently started my own business after more than 30 years employed in the corporate world. Thanks for any insights!

]]> By: Bob Adlerhttp://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-2178 Bob Adler Thu, 25 Mar 2010 07:48:58 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-2178 What has struck me about the article, the comments and the reactions is that nobody mentions protecting one's assets (including future earnings) by managing risk -- through loss prevention and/or buying business insurance (whether a basic businessowners policy or more esoteric stuff related to cyber-liability, business interruption, etc.) I wonder where after the first 10 steps this might come up for startups. <br><br>As a boomer with two Gen Y children, I am concerned about the lack of discussion here about business risk management. No, I am not an insurance agent. I am a market researcher, who recently started my own business after more than 30 years employed in the corporate world. Thanks for any insights! What has struck me about the article, the comments and the reactions is that nobody mentions protecting one's assets (including future earnings) by managing risk — through loss prevention and/or buying business insurance (whether a basic businessowners policy or more esoteric stuff related to cyber-liability, business interruption, etc.) I wonder where after the first 10 steps this might come up for startups.

As a boomer with two Gen Y children, I am concerned about the lack of discussion here about business risk management. No, I am not an insurance agent. I am a market researcher, who recently started my own business after more than 30 years employed in the corporate world. Thanks for any insights!

]]> By: brendahosthttp://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-2018 brendahost Sun, 21 Mar 2010 05:15:34 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-2018 This was a good post. Thank you! You should send this around, good stuff. Try these guys for outsourced business development <a href="http://www.dnavertical.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.dnavertical.com</a> They help us with our promotion. They are real people…and affordable. Please keep the posts coming… This was a good post. Thank you! You should send this around, good stuff. Try these guys for outsourced business development http://www.dnavertical.com They help us with our promotion. They are real people…and affordable. Please keep the posts coming…

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]]> By: SuccessStrivershttp://under30ceo.com/10-steps-to-starting-a-small-business/#comment-1987 SuccessStrivers Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:43:06 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=3183#comment-1987 Fantastic resource--thanks! Fantastic resource–thanks!

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