Summaries of books about Small Business:
The Daily Grind
How to open and run a coffee shop that makes money
Andrew J Bowen|Claire E Bowen
The book provides practical advice on starting and operating a successful coffee shop, covering topics such as business planning, marketing, menu creation, and customer service. It also offers insights into financial management, staff training, and creating a unique coffee shop experience to stand out in a competitive market.
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The Laptop Millionaire
How Anyone Can Escape the 9 to 5 and Make Money Online
Mark Anastasi
The book provides strategies and step-by-step instructions for generating income online, covering various methods such as affiliate marketing, product creation, and social media. It includes real-life success stories and practical tips to help readers build a successful online business and achieve financial freedom.
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Who Built That
Awe-Inspiring Stories of American Tinkerpreneurs
Michelle Malkin
The book celebrates the achievements of American inventors and entrepreneurs who have played pivotal roles in shaping the modern world with their innovations and business acumen. It delves into the personal histories, challenges, and triumphs of these individuals, highlighting how their contributions have had a lasting impact on technology, industry, and society.
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Worth Every Penny
Build a Business That Thrills Your Customers and Still Charge What You're Worth
Sarah Petty|Erin Verbeck
The book provides entrepreneurs with strategies for creating a boutique business model that emphasizes unique value and customer experience over competing on price. It offers practical advice on how to market effectively, build a strong brand, and justify premium pricing by delivering exceptional service and products.
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Blogging
Getting To $2,000 A Month In 90 Days
Isaac Kronenberg
The book provides a strategic approach to monetizing a blog, offering readers a step-by-step guide to increase their blogging income to $2,000 per month within a three-month timeframe. It covers topics such as content creation, audience engagement, and effective monetization techniques tailored for aspiring professional bloggers.
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Boss Life
Surviving My Own Small Business
Paul Downs
The book provides an honest and detailed account of a year in the life of a small business owner, revealing the daily challenges, financial struggles, and personal stresses that come with managing a custom furniture business. It offers insights into decision-making, employee management, and the balancing act between work and personal life.
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Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs
What You Really Need to Know About the Numbers
Karen Berman|Joe Knight
The book provides entrepreneurs with an understanding of the essential financial concepts needed to manage a business effectively, such as reading financial statements, budgeting, and forecasting. It emphasizes the importance of using financial data to make informed decisions and offers practical advice on how to interpret and apply financial information to drive business success.
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Survival Skills for Freelancers
Tried and Tested Tips to Help You Ace Self-Employment Without Burnout
Sarah Townsend
The book provides practical advice and strategies for individuals navigating the challenges of self-employment, focusing on maintaining a healthy work-life balance to prevent burnout. It covers topics such as setting boundaries, managing time effectively, and building a supportive network to thrive as a freelancer.
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Street Smarts
An All-Purpose Tool Kit for Entrepreneurs
Norm Brodsky|Bo Burlingham
The book provides practical advice and insights for entrepreneurs on how to start, grow, and manage a successful business, drawing from the real-life experiences and lessons learned by a seasoned entrepreneur. It covers a range of topics including financial acumen, sales and negotiation tactics, and the importance of building strong relationships and a solid company culture.
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Zero to Sold
How to Start, Run, and Sell a Bootstrapped Business
Arvid Kahl
The book provides a comprehensive guide for entrepreneurs on how to build and grow a self-funded startup from inception to a successful exit. It covers strategies for product development, customer engagement, scaling the business, and preparing for a profitable sale.
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