Review of The Complete Startup Guide for the Black Entrepreneur
Don’t pick it up unless you have time to finish.
This book is a “must have” reference guide for all who are in business or want to be in business. It is to be kept at your desk as a ready reference.
That’s right.I bought the book as a gift for my son who has business.Judging from the picture, I thought this was just another egoticial brother telling his sucesss story that my son could possible relate too.Wrong!!!!Dont judge!!! This book is for every body; men, women, old, young.
From the gate this book is a serious detailed road map for allwho are unsure about what to do or where to start. Even if you know what to do he has you reevaluating your next step, for the best outcomebe it planning or implementation.
Each chapter is written in an in a frank, honest, get serious, stay focused tone that prompts you to think aboutthe best way to use time, money and technology,yetwritten with simpiclty and clarity for ease in understanding and application.
The book also has pictures of mouse pads and other business tools through out the book that draws your eye to the ideait is expressing for a quick reference.
Home based business are discussed in detail with a listing ofideas for entrepreneurship and business plan writing .
It is worththe investment if your circumstances don’t allow you to attendtwoto three semesters of business classes. You will feel like Bill is right there talking with you helping youproduce, market and sell your product.
I am buying the book for my self next payday. Mama’s can run businessess too.
Product Description
This straightforward, easy-to-read guide gives a clear and uncluttered presentation of the steps to take to organize and manage any type of minority-owned business. Would-be entrepreneurs will learn how to set up their workspace, decide on a business structure, prepare a business plan, purchase essential equipment, price their products or services, stay on top of finances, and much, much more. The Complete Startup Guide for the Black Entrepreneur also includes the latest information on securing funding, establishing an accounting system, creating effective advertising, and managing for success. Plus detailed discussion of some of the key issues especially important to black entrepreneurs, including:* Getting the Small Business Administration (SBA) involved in the lending process.* Deciding which SBA program works best: 7(a) loans, MicroLoans, or LowDoc.* Becoming familiar with SBA paperwork.* Going after SBA 8(a) set-aside contracts.* Debunking 8(a) myths.* Certifying a minority-owned business as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE).
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