Creating a Home Business Model may seem a daunting
task, and such an important part of your business may
require you to seek outside help when preparing your
model.
There are many resources where you can get help, many
experts who are available to help you create your
model for a fee, but before you spend the money on
these people, you should first consider going to your
local Small Business Association, or SBA.
When planning any business it is important to get help
where it is available, especially when that help is
free for the taking.
The SBA was created in 1953 as an independent agency
for the federal government to aid and assist the
interests of small businesses and to help preserve
free competitive enterprise and strengthen the overall
economy.
Small businesses are critical to our economic strength
and in building America’s future. Most of the large
companies we know now were once small ideas and many
of them began with advice from places like the SBA.
The SBA has grown and evolved with the times but the
bottom line remains the same. The SBA helps Americans
start, build and grow businesses.
There is an extensive network of field offices and
partnerships with public and private organizations.
There are specialists who work for the SBA and who are
well trained in writing up and creating home business
models.
Successfully written home business models can mean the
difference in making or breaking your business.
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Dan and Deanna "Marketing Unscrambled"
2 comments:
Hi Dan and Deanna .. thanks for that .. the various networked or country linked organisations offer different choices, and it's always good to look around and pick the best ideas - so you've got the best available information.
Thanks - there are some good resources out there ..
Hilary Melton-Butcher
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Hello Hilary,
You are welcome, Keep looking for the best information to get you where you want to be. It is always good to know where to find the information that you are needing.
Dan and Deanna "Marketing Unscrambled"
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