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201 Great Ideas for Your Small Business ePub download

by Jane Applegate

Jane Applegate Small Business and Entrepreneurship English

Author: Jane Applegate
ISBN: 1568659334
ISBN13: 978-1568659336
ePub: 1944 kb | FB2: 1948 kb
Language: English
Category: Small Business & Entrepreneurship
Publisher: Bloomberg; First Edition edition (1998)
Pages: 377
Rating: 4.2/5
Votes: 443
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201 Great Ideas provides lively, practical strategies to help you manage, grow, and promote your business.

A gem of priceless value on almost every page. 201 Great Ideas provides lively, practical strategies to help you manage, grow, and promote your business.

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This publication contains the author's opinions and is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information. It is sold with the understanding that the author, publisher, and Bloomberg . The reader should seek the services of a qualified professional for such advice; the author, publisher, and Bloomberg . cannot be held responsible for any loss incurred as a result of specific investments or planning decisions made by the reader

Jane Applegate’s book is an idea journal for the budding entrepreneur. No one business can use all these ideas, every business owner will be able to use a few of the ideas Applegate mentions. Some of her great ideas are specific to a single type of business.

Jane Applegate’s book is an idea journal for the budding entrepreneur. Other ideas sound fine, but deal with areas that are difficult for an entrepreneur to control. The book’s big drawback is that it lacks an over-reaching strategy. It is a set of disconnected ideas, which makes it more useful as a brainstorming tool than as anything you would use as the basis of a business.

Jane Applegate is America’s most respected small business expert. She’s the author of four books, including 201 Great Ideas for Your Small Business (Bloomberg/Wiley)

Jane Applegate is America’s most respected small business expert. She’s the author of four books, including 201 Great Ideas for Your Small Business (Bloomberg/Wiley). Applegate, a former syndicated columnist for the Los Angeles Times, is the founder of The Applegate Group, a multimedia consulting and production company that serves as a bridge between big and small companies. TAG produces original web and video content for clients including Microsoft, Verizon Wireless, Cox Communications and Bloomberg. Her video clips are showcased on The AppleGate Network

Now, answering the need presented by a much-changed commercial climate, entrepreneurial journalist. Each strategy includes step-by-step directions for carrying it out, and an expanded index has been added. Any entrepreneur looking for an edge needs this book.

Hardback book and dust jacket are in Very Good condition. Shelf G-68

Thetath

Who would have thought should run through your mind reading this book. Great Ideas for those of us who want to break the doldrums of working in an office everyday for someone else.

Kemath

This book seemed like a complilation of a series of very short very basic articles that might help a very beginning business but I thought it was a waste of money for someone who has been in business for awhile.

Bukelv

I couldn't wait for this book to come out. It has so many great ideas for small businesses. I would recommend that any small business owner take a look. There is something for everyone!

Linda Denny

Taun

This book contains enough nuggets of wisdom and valuable yet easily-overlooked ideas to benefit almost any entrepreneur or small business. A table of contents organized with subtitles by topic makes it easy to select subject areas of interest to you personally.

In two hours I read all that seemed relevant, took pages of notes and am ready to seriously consider what and how to integrate those ideas into my business.

Perhaps the best part of the book, following the 201 ideas sections, is a series of interviews with top business people and consultants (e.g. Muriel Siebert, Michael Bloomberg, Tom Peters, Lillian Vernon) in which they give their top tips for entrepreneurs. Definitely worth reading if you are in business now or in the future.

Kirizius

Jane Applegate's book is an idea journal for the budding entrepreneur. No one business can use all these ideas, every business owner will be able to use a few of the ideas Applegate mentions. Some of her great ideas are specific to a single type of business. Other ideas sound fine, but deal with areas that are difficult for an entrepreneur to control. The book's big drawback is that it lacks an over-reaching strategy. It is a set of disconnected ideas, which makes it more useful as a brainstorming tool than as anything you would use as the basis of a business. It doesn't tell you how to create a marketing plan, but it gives you marketing ideas you can incorporate into the plan you develop. We at getAbstract.com recommend this book to owners of relatively new, small businesses who are hungry for a few ideas to move it further along. [Note: many of the ideas are specific to the United States.]

Hanad

I've known Jane Applegate a long time. We're practically the founding mothers of small-business journalism.

Save yourself a ton of money and buy "201 Great Ideas for Your Small Business". Owning this book is like having a team of consultants sitting in your office. This book not only educates and inspires, but the ideas will help you save time and money as well.

The book offers sound, well-researched advice. Whether you're just starting out, or a seasoned business owner, you're guaranteed to find something in this book that is useful, applicable, and important to your growing business.

Nagor

Jane's book is perfect for busy small business owners who perhaps lack expertise in a given area. More wide than deep, Applegate covers hiring, technology, marketing, and a bevy of other subjects. Should an area not appeal to you, it's easy to skip around. Also, she provides many examples throughout the book. Many authors don't do this--and this is a big pet peeve of mine. Highly recommended.

As a small-biz owner (graphic design, web design, and branding) I was surprised to find tips in this book that were fresh, insightful, and relevant. It's a fun read, and my copy has many dog-eared pages that I refer to again & again. One I particularly like is Tip #5 - Ask for a Quick "Yes" or "No". Sometimes it's hard to get prospects to commit to a business relationship and actually get them to sign on the bottom line for the services I offer. I need to remind myself to 'set a deadline for response", because I "believe a "no" is as important as a "yes"'.

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