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A collection of highly informative articles on microenterprise, business ownership and getting your business funded from leading authors.
How to Build a Content Website Quickly and Easily
If you want to bring visitors to your site, and keep them coming back for more, you must have quality content. Learn how to create a content site now!
Is Your Website Accessible?
The Americans With Disabilities Act was passed in 1990, to help guarantee equal opportunity for people with disabilities in any public area – and it covers employment, transportation, state and local government services, telecommunications, etc. But what about your Website -- 20 Tips for making it accessible.
Many entrepreneurs use their own credit cards to finance their start up. Here is some solid advice for building a strong credit history, especially when you're starting out...
Entrepreneurial Lessons from Willy Wonka
Creating success in your business could be as simple as taking a bite out of a delicious, creamy chocolate bar...want some?
You had a great idea and ran with it! Congratulations -- you're already closer to achieving your dreams than most people! But what are you going to do now? Try these next steps...
If you're starting out small, and your business isn't designed to provide a fast ROI (return on investment), don't hold out hope for finding angels. Instead, if you need money for start-up capital, check into your local small business development center, your local bank or credit union women's business center and the SBA, to find out about microenterprise loans. The programs are designed to help people who can't qualify for financing through traditional methods, and they offer additional support to help you succeed!
11 Apr 2005
Individual Development Accounts -- Why You Need One
Getting out of poverty isn't easy. So you need to take advantage of every opportunity you can find that will help. Having assets is one of the best ways you can increase your family's safety net. There are lots of resources on the Net that can teach you how you can take control of your finances today and reduce your debts, create a budget and find a little extra money every month to start your own IDA!
10 Apr 2005
No Previous Experience Required
If you don't know anything about the business you want to start, this article gives you 10 hot tips for how to get the experience, training or education you need to guarantee your success...
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Cheryl Antier is a former VISTA (Volunteers In Service To America) Volunteer, and is the President and CEO of Creative Business Capital Resources, a business and fundraising consultancy firm that helps nonprofit organizations and small business owners. She is also a dynamic speaker and trainer and works with nonprofit and for-profit organizations to train staff, board and volunteers. Her Website offers free articles, information and resources for anyone who needs to find funding so they can "weave their dreams into reality."
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